Live Stock and Railways Face Conservation and Trade
A. FE de Riegles of Denver addresses the Trans Missis sippi Commercial Congress arguing for meat supply conservation. He discusses railroad service versus rates, reciprocity with Mexico and Canada, and the need to open lands for grazing, with emphasis on small markets, federal inspection, and tighter control of interstate commerce.
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A. FE de Riegles
Denver
S- Stesiop
Mexico
Canada
Bay Country
Texas Pandanille
Paalehman
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
System & Ste
Arizona
Montana
Congress
Wyoming
Crow Indian Reservation
Crow
United States
Hatlon
Thia
San Antonio
Texas
New Mexjco
California
trans-Mississippi
Hill
Burington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Connectiions
J. J. Will
Galveston
Tex
Portland
Ore
Union Pacific
Southern Pacifico
Oregon Short Line and Many Other Roads. Note That Line From Portland, Ore
New Orleans
Brown
Judge Herett
Harriman
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Southwest
Ripley
Tate In
Frimence
Atch
Packera
Plains
Monte
Washington
Classified Advertising Divides Readers Into Four Groups
The passage explains how readers are segmented by classified ads. It notes groups for Situations Wanted, Furnished Rooms, Real Estate, and Business Opportunity ads, each seeking specific opportunities and money making chances. It emphasizes targeted readership and the potential impact on responses to offers.
Death fuses childish Santa faith ends in tragedy
In Paragould Arkansas on December 7 Mildred Wilcockson five years old died after her garments caught fire while sending a note to Santa Claus up the open fireplace chimney. The child was alone in the family room when the accident occurred.
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Paragould
Ark
Santa Claus
Mildred Wilcockson
Carroll Wilcockson
Walcott
Notable Walcott Banker Dies After Fatal Fire
A prominent Walcott banker and cashier at Mr. Wilcockson’s bank succumbed to severe injuries from a fire and died within hours. The loss shocks the county as local records reflect his standing in the community.
Trody of Miner Found After Long Labor
Eighteen miners in Butt Montana recovered the body of Charles Kakota after a month of continuous work. They retimbered the shaft to 200 feet and dug to nearly 2000 feet underground to reach him. Kakota was wedged upright between timbers and rock and reportedly laughed at coworkers before the collapse.
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Charles Kakota
Kakota
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