Wireless men on navy ships praised as best ever
Rear Admiral Hutch S. Cone called wireless operators aboard the Chester and Salem the most expert in their branch. He defended their performance and said the navy would challenge any criticism of their handling of continental and Morse codes. He noted careers of operators Gaffney and Brightwood and detailed shipboard equipment and communication ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chester
Salem
Hutch S. Cone
Bureau of Engineering
Harold Bride
Marconi
Navy Department
United States Navy
Navy
Admiral Cone
Gaffney and
Brightwood
Gaffney
Cbipe
Birmingham
Slater
Washington
Senate Committee
Studebaker
Flanders
Restless and Sleepless Jewelers Advertisement
Don’t send away solid silver. We will pay express charges and engrave free for the same price as quoted by eastern firms. Edholm & Akin OO. U. P. Watch Inspectors. Plains Building Sixteenth St.
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Edholm & Akin OO
Plains Building
Sixteenth St. U. P
Democrats Fearless In Trust Probe
Washington May 4 Democrats in congress are unfazed by cries that investigations into money trusts are political. Stanley, head of the steel trust panel, says committees have yielded facts advancing trust knowledge and tariff adjustments. Voters will learn from publicized findings and likely reward with ballots next November.
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Woashington
D. C
Congress
Jong Aa
Committees
Stanley
Steel Trust
Democratic Party
Sound advice for spud growers from Corbett’s farm circular
L. C. Corbett of the state bureau of plant industry issues a circular to farmers on potato growing. He urges irrigation before planting, sustained growth, deep furrows and alternating irrigation rows, followed by rapid cultivation, then stopping irrigation to ripen tubers. He notes dry weather last season hurt yields and emphasizes seed treatment with formaldehyde and clean, diseased-free seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Corbett
State Bureau of Plant Industry
Thea
Corbett
Ttia
Burlington Homeseekers Excursions Schedule Released
The C D Q railroad will run three homeseekers excursions from Omaha to northeastern Wyoming this spring and summer. The first trip to Upton in Weston county is set for May 2 followed by Moorcroft in Crook county on June 4 and Gillette in Campbell county on June 18. D Clem Deaver, immigration agent, will conduct all tours in cooperation with the State Migration Commissioner Schenck to attract settlers and develop government land options.
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C. D. & Q. Railroad
Upton
Weston County
Moorcroft
Crook County
Gillette
Campbell County
Omaha
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Railroad Company
Schenck
Wyoming
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Lieb
Aoutheon
Gr’ Wcuses
Cornfille David & CO
North Moore St
New York
Dov Cash Warket & Gha
Capitol Commertdonal
Capitol Ave
CMOOK
Capital Ave
Jonson
17Th Se
Kelley Merccantine Co
Ohwmssten Hehothams CO
W. Tdith
Rana Anh Bata Co
Corey Ave
A. B. Rordel
Met
W. Horo
W. W. 17Th St
Union Mercantile Assoc
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
M.D
Morewee
Dr. Pierce
Burlington
Homeseeker’s Excursion
Kansas
Peabody & Nolwon
Thomes
Chattanooga
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Liuetake
Omeutomobiles
Gwo Models
Studebaker Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
F. R. Dildine
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