A Tale of Prayer and Public Standing in a Suburb
The Home Herald notes a Christian neighbor who prays for another’s conversion while neglecting his own sidewalk and yard. The piece also surveys Serb royal prospects, criticizing Prince George and urging cautious rulership to avert violence and upheaval in southeastern Europe.
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Home Herald
Jess
Palestine
Karageorgevitch
Obrenovitch
Prince George
Belgrade
Europe
Servia
Tariff Debate Draws In Shopping Women As Influencers
A report notes that a new tariff proposal affects furs and fashion, lifting it from abstract policy to a personal concern for women shoppers. While politics interest them little, they sense impact on prices and pliability of their budgets, signaling upcoming pressure on tariff regulators.
Judge Questions Naturalization Applicant On American Institutions
In a Brooklyn court an applicant for naturalization was quizzed on American institutions. The final query asked about the trolley car transfer system in the borough. The judge remarked that the applicant “will do for a citizen” while lamenting many natives and naturalized citizens fail to understand such systems and whether that should lead to disfranchisement.
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Brooklyn
Wireless triumphs and quirky innovations headline brief
Admiral Seaton Schroeder learns by wireless from New Port that he is grandfather to a baby girl. A Denver inventor debuts a voice coded safe lock that requires repetition to open. Polar explorers may use pony meat for rations. Folklore notes warn gewgaws won’t adorn clothes this year and sausages become a fashion footnote.
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Seaton Schroeder
Atlantic
Newport
Burgeon Johnson
Naval Training Station
World in Paragraphs Recaps Global Grief and News
A late April roundup notes the death of Judge George W. Bailey in Colorado, political shifts as W A Harris declines Colorado State Agricultural College post, and widespread events from Missouri to Alaska. Reports cover pricing records for wheat, indictments against Cudahy Packing, anti-cigarette laws in Minnesota, and increasing stockyard hog prices.
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George W. Bailey
Supreme Court of Colorado
Fort Colling
W. A. Harris
United States
Kansas
Colorado State Agricultural College
San Francisco
St. Louis
East St. Louis
West
Salt Lake City
Saltalr
Missouri House
Missouri
White Star Line Planners Build Two 1000 Foot Steamers
Two great passenger steamers for the White Star Line will be about 1000 feet long and 86 feet wide. Reports confirm the rumored murder of American missionaries Rogera and Maurer by Turkish rioters at Adana. The New York Senate kills Governor Hughes direct nominations bill with an adverse report. In Bangor Missouri on April 16 Johnny Hayes of New York Marathon winner wins a race against a relay. Turkey forms a new cabinet appointing Tewfik Pasha as head.
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White Star Line
Rogera
Maurer
Adana
New York Senate
Hughes
Bangor
Johnny Hayes
New York
Milan
Washington notes surveyor named Denver to administer mineral deposits
Hibbard of Denver is appointed surveyor of mineral deposits and assigned to the Denver land office. Senator Stone introduces a free trade with the Philippines bill and independence timeline. Taft extends tariff aims and memorial commission news, while chrome ore duties and armor plate links surface. Easter Monday at the White House lawn draws children to romp on the rear grounds.
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W. 8
Hibbard
Denver
Senator Stone
Philippines
Washington
Senatorea
Lorado Taft
Union Station Plaza
Fiost
Taft
Secretary of War
Islands
E. W. Merritt
Chrome Iron Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Japan
Greece
White House
Wyoming news brims with raids, rails, floods and new plans
A $600 reward was offered for arrest of Tensleep raiders who killed Lazier, Allemand and Emge. Wyoming paves lines Laramie to Cheyenne and Arbor Day trees urged. Union Pacific funds Cheyenne hospital work. Bishop Nathaniel Seymour Thomas to be consecrated May 6 in Philadelphia. Otis Rife sells large flock holdings for $63,000 to Green River Livestock. Cheyenne hosts Western dog racing entries. Fort Russell to grow to 3,000 with Ninth Cavalry and artillery. Hartville depot fight prompts rail law appeal. Reed to retire after 40 years with Union Pacific and the Winkey engine. Rawal for saloon license to be tested amid Brock-Wallop law. Buffalo Bill travels east with Wild West show.
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Lazier, Allemand
Emge
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Laramie
Cheyenne
Bert Havens
Cheyenn
Kemmerer
Otis Rife
Green River Live Stock Company
Missouri
R. D. Stewart
Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific Road
Heas
J. J. Argo
Denver
Thomas Reed
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Reed
Powder River
Buffalo Bill
New York
Potato Institute Train Reaches 23 Towns in 26 Meetings
The Rio Grande Agricultural College Potato Institute train toured 71 miles covering 23 towns between Ballida and Montrose during the week of March 29, 1909. Four cars and an engine carried farm families for 26 meetings with lectures on potato diseases, storage, seed selection, rotation, and market needs. Total attendance reached 1,925 as pamphlets on potato growing were distributed to attendees and non attendees alike.
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Rio Grande Agricultural College Potato Institute
Denver Rio Grande Railroad
Ballida
Montrose
Agricultural College
Colorado Agricultural College
Wendell Paddock
EB. R. Bennett
R. 8. Herrick
H. L. Edgerton
Carbondale
C. L. Fitch
Greeley
I. Rothschild
B. W. Robbins
D. & R. G. Railroad
H. M. Cottrell
Farmers’ Institutes
Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station
Colorado
Twnty
Seed Quality Key to Cantaloupe Profits in Rocky Ford
The article discusses how seed reliability drives crop profits, warning that poor seed or mixtures can ruin a season. It cites Rocky Ford cantaloupe history, the lack of seed guarantees, and the Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed Breeders Association. It also notes Defiance Spring Wheat and its long-term Colorado impact, highlighting large farm profits and annual acreage.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Rocky Ford
Special Round Trip Homeseekers Rates to New Mexico and Texas
The Colorado and Southern Railway announces round trip Homeseekers tickets to numerous New Mexico and Texas points at one fare plus 200 dollars for the round trip. Tickets are sold on the first and third Tuesdays of each month all year, with a final limit of 25 days and liberal stop over privileges. For details contact the Colorado and Southern agent or T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver Colorado.
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New Mexico
Texas
Colorado & Southern Railway
Colorado & Southam
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Colorado
Denver Markets April 16 Grain Prices Across Colorado Nebraska
Grain prices listed for wheat rye oats corn and barley in Colorado and Nebraska. Details include per hundred pounds bids for bulk sacks and packs with various prices such as wheat 2.20, rye 1.40, oats 1.05, corn 1.44, rolled oats 1.68, and barley 1.68.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Hran
Untitled OCR Item Translated Fragment
An OCR fragment presents garbled text with numbers and phrases. The readable parts do not form a coherent event or names. No clear person, place, or organization can be identified for a proper summary.
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