Concord Coach in Frontier History and Design Evolution
The Concord coach popular across continents began with English designs and evolved into a standardized, durable four horse model. It featured stout hardwoods, iron axles with hardwood bolsters, and a distinctive thoroughbrace suspension later seen in delivery-ready coaches with yellow bodies and canvas tops.
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Concord Concern
England
Concord
Mark Twain
Milner Livestock Founder Remembered By Montana Judge
Judge Stranahan recalls Milton E. Milner founder of Milner Cattle Company as a pioneering Montana rancher with a focus on workers. He notes Milner’s liquidation after 21 years and tells of Milner’s generosity toward employees, education support for a cowpuncher, and a cremation vow linked to his foreman Charlie Mudgett.
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Judge Stranahan
Old Milner Livestock Company
F. E. Stranahan
Finis
West
Milner Castle Company
Milton E. Milner
Milner
Montana
Shonkin
Square Butte
William P. Sullivan
Mr. Milner
Chouteau
Valley
Iowa
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Charlie Mudgett
Charlie
Ford
Milner Cattle Company
Nate Salsbury
New York
End of an Era for the Frontier Coach and Milner Empire
The article recalls the Concord coach and its rugged efficiency, praising its design, axles, and leatherwork while tracing the Milner show's rise with Buffalo Bill Cody and James O Neill. It notes Milner's fortune, his cowboy beneficiaries, and the coach’s decline with auto roads ending its era.
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Bill
John Brown
Prices Reduced Bayer Aspirin to Reach All Buyers
Advert shows lowered prices on Genuine Bayer Aspirin across the United States. It lists 12 tablet tins at 15 cents, 24 tablet bottles at 25 cents, and large 100 tablet bottles discounted. The copy urges buyers to insist on Bayer by name and notes doctors approve it for heart-safe relief.
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United States
Forest Graduates Are Finding Employment
June graduates from the state university school of forestry are all employed in various forestry roles. M. O. Hancock and Virgil Stevens work in U.S. forest region No. 9 in Wisconsin with Stevens recently transferred and Hancock awaiting a junior forester appointment. Other grads hold posts in Yellowstone and Idaho, planning civil service exams.
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School of Forestry
State University
Mary Wilson
M. O. Hancock
Virgil Stevens
United States Forest Region No. 9
Wisconsin
Hancock
Stevens
Superior
Earl Welton
Yellowstone Park
Carter Quinlin
John Hinman
Lester Harris
United States Forest
Missoula
Rufus Hall
Idaho
Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Odgen
Utah
Civil Service
British Honduras Grapefruit Boom Expands Estates
Grapefruit of high quality is grown in British Honduras with the area devoted to the fruit rising from 25 acres to extensive estates in six years.
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British Honduras
British Slum Clearance Plan Aims 552000 New Homes
The government outlines a large scale slum clearance program to demolish 267000 houses and build 285000 new homes. The plan targets urban redevelopment with extensive housing output and social restructuring.
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