Life Insurance Surges to record 1919 sales in U S
New York December 5 1919 life insurance sales soar to about eight billion dollars doubling 1914 totals and rising 64 percent from 1918 figures. Equitable Life’s William A Day presents U S industry data claiming widespread public confidence despite wartime inflation and excess spending.
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New York
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
William A. Day
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jude Day
Plis
Yellowstone Highway Opens as Greeley Route Clears
Weather report notes Cheyenne to Chugwater and Wheatland traffic moving along the Yellowstone route with difficult pulls expected. Roads improve beyond Grin and Horse Creek is open. Lincoln Way shows bad conditions on the south leg toward Burns and east to Cheyenne, but west to Laramie remains passable. Hanna and Rawlins to Thayer are described as very problematic with unclear details, while Pinedale reports good conditions.
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Yellowstone Highway
Greeley
Cheyenne
Chugwater
Wheatland
Horse Creek
Lincoln Way
Burns
Laramie
Hanna
Rawlins
Thayer Faw
Pinedale
Weather Report With Mixed Conditions And Times
The report notes wet bulb readings and variable conditions with temperatures around 18 degrees at 6:00 am and 14 degrees later. It records rain expected at 4:45 pm and mentions wind and humidity readings along with daily weather notes and a lead advertising reference.
Five Percent of Russians Back Bolshevism, Saponen Claims
Finnish art dealer M. Saponen, exiled from Petrograd, says only 3-5 percent of Russians truly believe in Bolshevism. He describes terrible winter conditions, mass depopulation, and Bolshevik control, noting famine, arrests, and limited local power despite army dominance.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Ty Mall
Petrograd
I. Saponen
Iuasia
Yudeniteh
Trotzky
Maxim Gorky
M. Saponen
Associated Press
Schlovsky
Toehitshéch
Moscow
Finn
Russia
Kerensky
N-Saponen
Blair Honored For Prohibition Pioneering and Education Work
Washington D C Dec 5 Former United States senator from New Hampshire Henry W Blair turns eighty five tomorrow and is celebrated for proposing the nation wide prohibition amendment in 1875. He also supported woman suffrage and championed free education with speeches widely circulated. Blair served in the Civil War, rising to lieutenant colonel, and later pursued law before entering politics.
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Washington, D. C
Henry W. Blair
United States
New Hampshire
Congress
Blair
Republican Congressional Committee
Samuel A. Burns
Bialy
Ort Hudson
Senate
Washington
Fredrickson Garage Moves to New Quarters
Fredrickson Garage relocates to 309 West Lincoln Way to gain more space for storage and to improve展示 used car displays. The firm specializes in selling used cars and will offer better facilities in the new location.
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Fredrickson Garage
New Quarters
West
Lincoln Way
Ashes to Revivify War-Burned Soils Found in Berlin
Berlin authorities report furnace ashes from glass, iron, and steel works boost plant growth through carbon levels. They claim these ashes can revive vegetation on war-devastated soils, spurring rapid restoration of crops and greenery.
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Berlin
Dec. S
France
Belgium
Whereabouts Sought for Albert J Carey in Wyoming
A notice seeks information on the location of Albert J Carey who was to file a homestead entry in Wyoming within two years. Emma C Carey of 1542 W Tech St Oklahoma City Oklahoma requests anyone with knowledge to inform her.
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Albert J. Carey
Wyoming
Emma C. Carey
W. Tech St
Oklahoma City
Okiahoum
Christmas Greeting Design Prompt Confusion
The text appears to request a personalized Christmas greeting and includes corrupted wording about SAAutipul designs. It does not report a translatable event, person, or place and lacks clear newsworthy content to summarize.
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Highways Weather Report
Weather Report
Red Cross
Seventeenth St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
A. L. Carey