Mount Rainier Trip Described by Tacoma Observer
A Tacoma correspondent recounts a two train daily logging railroad trek to Mount Rainier National Park. The article details Ashford to Longmire access, parlor car seating, guided ascent, and the joy of snow rushed descents for a fourteen member party with two guides, including camp facilities and climbing routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Mt. Rainer
Seattle
Mt Tacoma
Uncle Sam
Mt. Rainier National Park
Boston Herald
Switzerland
Ralnier
Oura
Mt. Rainier
Puget Sound
Outekika
Ashford
National Park
Longmire Springs
Indies
Mts
Heoce
Paradise Valley
Jobo Mutt
Reece
Cimber
Spulsefet Cooking Fat Sold In Austrian Markets
A report describes spulsefet a cooking fat also called spulsefet sold in Austria and under the name Cores. Principal ingredient palm or similar fat prepared in Vodenbach and Auselg in the Reich enberg district and priced at 15.40 per 100 pounds for large lots and 14.5 cents per pound for small quantities in Cartebach. Cakes weigh half kilo and are sold without containers, resembling cotta ewe in appearance.
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Austria
Vodenbach
Auselg
Reichenberg
Cartebach
Fragmentary essay on criminal classes and individual variants
An old article fragment argues crime rests on varied classes within criminals and stresses each offender's unique identity. It contrasts thieves, sailors, and con artists, noting they cannot be easily interchanged despite shared criminal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heden
Santa Ana
Whited Sepulchres and the Emoking Room Praised
George Ade writes about a theater scene praising Girlews's play in a satirical review. The piece riffs on pretentious critics and the dampened reception of theatrical works in a bustling urban venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ade
Bmwperstar
Girlews
Wertd es Largest Belt Ora cas St is tea oon ise
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a large belt or event with unclear details and names. The readable parts reference a race or power term and an Ansinian, but no coherent facts or dates emerge. Further readable context is needed to construct a reliable summary.
Dry Area Crop Rotation and Moisture Conservation
The article analyzes how rainfall amount and timing affect crop frequency in dry regions. It advocates rotations like summer fallow followed by grain, then fodder corn, and a three to four year cycle. In deserts with over 15 inches annual rain, lighter fallow may suffice, while in drier times alfalfa laydown is suggested to replenish soil humus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Atlaw
Montana
Grai
Tamlin
Moisture Conservation for Next Year in Farming
The article urges farmers to conserve moisture now for the next crop cycle. It stresses protecting humus and breaking capillarity early after harvest to reduce water loss. It notes easier plowing with lower horse feed costs and encourages alfalfa cultivation for its fertilizing and forage benefits during tough seasons.
Push Fight on Weeds Seeds Destroys Plants in One Stroke
A brief notice describes a method to remove current and next year’s weeds in one action. It suggests applying a treatment at Bow 068 and implies a single stroke will eradicate both weed generations.
Turkeys and Hens Benefiting from Plowside Provisions
Fragments indicate aid or provisions for poultry and sheep. Mention of bags and worming suggests rural farming support or supply concerns. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the text.
Ninth Annual Wire Fair Opens in Fremont County
Readable portions describe events across Wyoming including fair activities in Fremont County, elk and deer seasons opening, court actions involving J Warren Jon Kitt and Harry KelP, and local developments in Lander and Cheyenne with multiple community updates and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheritan
Muck Mackone
Laramie
Fremont County
Supreme Court of the
J. Warren
Jon Kitt
Harry Kelp
Neal
Michter
Cody
Mac Stimmy
Park County
Mondal
Wyoming
Wyoming Coneretory
Cheyenne
Colorado
Bert Orchard
Charles E. Orchard
Lander
Parente
Li Kum
Rock Springs
O. K Snyder
Siva
Thomas Williame
Masonic Eastern Star Elects Officers at Thermopolis Meeting
Wyoming Eastern Star and Masonic Grand Lodge proceedings at Thermopolis include election of grand officers for the ensuing year led by Grand Master William Pugh. The grand lodge and chapter set Septembers as meeting dates and installed officers including Chandron Mra Cora Adams and Grand Secretary Ines M. Robinson. A neighboring rescue tale recalls four year old Dorothy Wyode saved from a well by neighbor Charles Randall with a serious scalp wound reported.
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Weinerh
Newapagee Talo
Mervin
Rvaneton
Wyo
Marone
Saratoga
William Pugh
Byvanston
Grand Lodge
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Met
Wyomley Eastern Star
Kvaneton
Thermopolis
Chand Matron
Mra
Toth Taylor
Sheridan
William Sloan
Wheatland
Pswociate
Mary V
Snyder
Lusk
Msachite
Hough Hynda
Laramie
Ines M. Robinson
Cheyenne
Lillie E. Townsend
Casper
Sara Peters
Gireon River
Clare Dickey
Evanston
Mary Turner
Rawlins
Cora
Adama
Minn Evelyn Shuck
Mawline
Adah
Currie Ft. Fletter
Antler
Ruth
Mary P. Kalithe
Douglas
Raped Mather
Mre
Fruth Dean
Mock Springs
Martha
Roberta Mh Pedal
Bleeta
Bertha van Devender
Asin
Julia A
Conaway
Torrington
Arend Sentinel
Pred A
Dayton
Cody
Wheatland Dorrothy
Prince to Hunt Wyoming Game and Inspect Properties
The Princes of Monaco and Crown Prince Louis will arrive September 22 to inspect properties and enterprises in which they are interested. Afterward they will join a big game hunt in the Wyoming region led by Hon. George Medelland. Cheyenne, Wyoming reports a girl named Gladya Halter of Cody fatally injured in an auto crash with severe burns.
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Wyoming
Monaco
Louis
Wied River
Tetar
Cheyenne
Wyo
Minn Gladya
Halter
Cody
Waa
Funeral of John Young Draws Mass Local Attendance
The Los Angeles funeral for John Hull Young who died from injuries in Mehl, With Jews Willard drew nearly the entire town. The deceased, raised locally, was a general favorite among residents.
Wyoming Duck Season Opens
Wyomingopens the duck season after the sage chicken hunt ended at midnight August 2. The open season for sage chickens began, with limited hunting allowed on the last day amid ongoing activity by local hunters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Fire causes 40,900 damage in Cheyenne blaze
A car fire in Cheyenne Wyoming caused about 40 900 dollars in damage before firefighters could extinguish it. Fire officials say the blaze began in a vehicle parked on a street near the Union Pacific area and rapidly spread to other parts of the vehicle. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lightning strikes kill two men in Wheatland shelter
In Albany county a timber crew working near Wheatland sheltered in a cabin during a storm when lightning struck and killed George Meone and Thomas Miller. Other crew members were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meone
Thomas Miller
Wheatland
Albany County
Ehh
Campaign Literature and Personal Doubts Stir Debate
In a crowded scene, Johansson and others discuss a bundle of campaign literature. The talk centers on a wife’s political stance and how materials influence her decision. A judge is mentioned as part of the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott, Jonesey
Viking
Anid Joneney
Wilkins
Joneney
Hfe Atoll
Cuckoo Reformation Report From Welwyn Estate
Col A M Blake reports two young cuckoos reared by their parent birds at Welwyn Hertfordshire England. He notes the birds in faithful attendance and confirms a long tradition of cuckoos rearing their young there for at least three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Blake
Welwyn
Kerts
England
Baby's Painful Eczema Healed By Cuticura Products
Mrs. Carrie M. Brown reports her four month old baby suffered severe eczema on the neck and cheeks with itching and sleep disturbance. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the rash largely disappeared within a month and never returned. Sample and information offered by Cuticura through Boston.
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R. PF. D
Lucerne
Colo
Tnat
Mre
Carrie M. Brown
Cutteura
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
Rocking-Chair Signs Reveal House Condition Says Atchison Woman
An Atchison woman claims porch rocking styles indicate home state. A smooth, relaxed sway means clean, neat interiors with no visible clutter. Nervous jerks and rapid taps imply disorder such as women beds, unwashed dishes, and dusty floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison Globe
Lydia E Pinkham Product Helped Woman in Vermont and Iowa
A Vermont reader from Moretown Vermont describes relief from female weakness and abdominal pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. A brief Iowa note mentions another case of displacement and back ache reportedly helped by the same remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moretown
Vernet
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mire
W. F. Lawven
River View Farm
More Town
Vermont
Gifford
Iowa
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Ed Watson
University of Wishe
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R. Iowan of
Tomen'e
Seriquiture
Tian
Mondell
Board of Commissioners of
Laramie County
Burlington
Douglae
Leroy Bwengle
University of Wyong
Loramie
Maw
Ltor
Mice Megele AW Prende
Priccn
Leavenworth
Jenjemia Wheelock
Denver
Povernment
Honceville Parsonal Forest
Kewiline Lodge
Syorte
Carbon County
Seeston
Masonic Grand Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Odies
Thermopalia
Chevyenne
Cheyennan Club
Replewber
Rook Springs
Burrendere Chevenns
Claude Blevrens
Andree Cunningham
Heer Albin
Stevens
Bio Hale
Mia Winsioe
Intarima- Mee
Allnys Pal Cnres Wind Ewile Sem
Thompson
Nila W. RB. Thompson Co
Tell B
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N. U
Winchester
CSING
W. L. Douglas
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