Remarkable claims fuel LaFave Cheyenne visit
Edwin T Boyle of Clinton Iowa recounts rapid health improvement after LaFave treatment in Cheyenne He praises restored appetite and sleep and claims two weeks without bronchial trouble after four weeks on the medicine He notes many locals vouch for his cure and says three thousand follow the regimen.
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Palace Drug Store
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Punhfiler
Edwin T. Boyle
Clinton
Iowa
LaPave
Lap Ave
la Faro
Denver
Study on 10. Prevent Fires in Forests Across West
Denver reports a special study by the agricultural department to prevent forest fires due to dry weather. Secretary James Wilson, returning from the West, notes fires arise mainly from railroads and careless tourists. Government action aims to protect reserves and reforest areas, with about 2,000,000 acres affected as new lands seek homesteaders.
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Denver
Agricultural Department
Washington
Secretary Wilson remarks on dry farming outlook
Secretary Wilson said the work cannot be done with spades and emphasized the need for broader methods. He noted over 100 scientists studying the subject and avoided committing to definite views about the future, while dry farming prospects appeared promising. Window Shades at Sherman Co.
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Wilson
Wyeryllius
Colorado Funeral Directors to Convene in Denver
About 260 delegates from Colorado and neighboring states will attend the Colorado Funeral Directors association annual convention in Denver. The three day meeting at Moran Hall will feature lectures by Professor Hochenschuh of Iowa on anatomy and embalming. E. R. O’Malja of Leadville is president of the association. The national convention meets in Detroit starting Sept. 28.
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W. B. Ross
Denver
Colorado Funeral Directors’ Association
Moran Iali
Cleveland Alace
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
E. R. O’malja
Leadville
Detroit
Deadly drought grips New York with dust plague fears
New York faces a health and fiscal crisis as six weeks of scant rainfall leave streets and buildings coated in germ laden dust. Officials debate fire hydrant use and water shortages while city debt soars as four million residents strain municipal finances. Experts predict new skylines and rapid transit ideas to ease congestion and travel.
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New York
qmunici@ad
Manhattan
Gotham
Father Knickerbocker
New York City
Aeronauts and a City Built on Ground and Sky
Enthusiastic aeronauts claim hundred million investments in subway and streetcar systems foreshadow a shift to winged cars while transit experts see limited near term change. Leggat's bookshop closes as a pillar of literary culture, and police fear beer graft amid brewery trespass and a sudden push for stricter beer controls on the island.
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Bkg
Long Island
Aeronautica
Earth
Army enlistment set at eighty seven thousand nine hundred
Washington August 8 The army strength for the current fiscal year is fixed at about 87 900 men under Maj Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff plan to use the army appropriation for soldiers and materials and to cut spending in other directions.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Tats. Wood
Baby Drowns In Swamp Near Greeley
Two year old Stemn Straight son of Henry Straight wandered from home after supper and fell into a swamp near Greeley Colorado. The body was recovered about two hours later from two feet of water after a search of the area.
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Greale Greeley
Colo
Stemn Straight
Henry Straight
Greeley
Waly
MBA Card Party at Peater nal Hall
An MBA card party at Peater nal hall on August 10 will award four prizes. Everybody come.
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Peaternal Hall
Printers in Session Opens I T U Annual Meet
The fifty sixth annual convention of the International Typographical Union opened in Minneapolis and will continue for several days. Cities San Francisco Salt Lake City and Houston are in line to host next year's gathering.
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Minneapolis
The
International Typographical Union
San Sanfrancisco
Salt Lake City
Houston
Child suffers leg fracture in fishing trip accident
In Newcastle on August 8, Mr and Mrs McKeown were boating with their baby when their young daughter Inemm fell and broke the baby's right leg and sustained bruising. The incident occurred a few miles from town near Sharman Ga.
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Newcastle
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