Public Beds And Food In The West
The Emporia Gazette editor shares road travel notes praising improving commercial hospitality and standardized cooking in the West. He argues beds are good in hotels from desert to big cities and that commercial foods enable travelers to eat well away from home. He notes rising living standards as civilizational progress reaches many regions.
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Emporia
Kan
Robert
America
Amerie
Otek
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
HEALTHY GIRLS WELLNESS VIA OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AT WESTERN RESERVE
Dr. Ferguson of Western Reserve University asserts modern female students show superior mental and physical health. He credits gym, swimming, rowing, tennis, walking, and riding for gains, noting outdoors life surpasses old stereotypes and is here to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee If. Ferguson
Western Reserve University
Yesterday's Questions and Answers Revealed
The item lists quiz questions about a ranter era, noting “King of Jaze,” grain for homing, flowers at war, blabber from an animal, and a shirt making city. It includes Péter Mille Beaver Poland and Cecehiontoyalita as named items with fragmented notes from a classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaze
Péter
Beaver
Poland
Cecehiontoyalita
Radical Sheridan County farmers shape local power in Montana
NEA Service report sketches life in Sheridan County Montana where the United Farmers ally governs with a secret membership. Farmers use discounts to recruit support, courts seize crops to satisfy debts, and sheriffs crack down on foreclosures while some big ranchers favor IWW workers for their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Wasilington
Effete East
Wirt
Chisugu
Pepard Santor Burton
Wheeler
Mantins
Tip
Senate
Montana
1. WW
Game of Correct English Features From 1907 Journal Files
A collage of language quiz items from October 22 1907 includes misused phrases spelling errors and pronunciation questions. It also notes local events such as Miss Tez Mecuisker’s singing engagement and visits by Postmaster P. Austin and Dr. Herbert Fox with minor town updates.
Dunkirk Young Man Sentenced in Auburn Jail
Robert Paranteau of Dunkirk, former Buffalo Motor Vehicle Bureau employee, was sentenced to up to five years in Auburn jail after pleading guilty to second degree theft of 109 dollars from bureau funds. Counsel cited marriage to a Dunkirk family daughter and a solid record in the department and Bi minim Reformatory where he served as a bookkeeper. a plea to third degree forgery was suspended. Four other indictments were dismissed.
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Buppalg
Robert
Parsanteau
Dunkin
Buffalo
State Motor Vehicle Buréau
Iida
Auburn
Buréau
Paranteat
July
Bimink Reformatory
Paranteau
Gentence
Robbed of 543 Dollars by Lone Bandit
Elizabeth Cook, a senior, was robbed of 543 dollars on a Pittsburgh street today. While waiting for a street car, a youth sprang from an automobile, wrested the wallet from her, and fled. No further details on the bandit or pursuit were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Toa Bank
Elizabeth Cook
Miss Cook
Final pricing puzzle for peaches and a circular circumference hint
A mathematics puzzle asks for the price per half peck to achieve a 20 percent profit on peaches costing 4 dollars per bushel. The accompanying note references a 1078 inch answer and an explanation involving multiplying 27 by pi to obtain a circumference, then adding 28 inches of fullness.
Beautiful Fall Weather and Local Improvements Noted
A paragraph recalls a delightful fall day with intermittent warm spells and showers. Rail improvements on Worth Center street include new sidewalks and discussions of a station repair to address a waterlogged sink hole. The state hatchery west of the city ships large fish consignments for distribution, with trout sent to Grove City Butler West Hickory and Endeavor. Corry’s hone of hatchery fame is a frequent stop for motorists along the Roosevelt Highway. County assessment work proceeds with no sweeping changes and the appeals board set to meet next January. Death of Colonel Joe Miller marks the end of an era for Miller Brothers Wild West shows in Ponca City.
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Mel
Worth Center Street
Erie Railroad
Milady
Buller
Bing
Ole Corry Matcher
Grove City
Butler
West Hickory
Endeavor Cory
Pennsylvania
Hun
Annial
Ene County Appeal Board
Miller Brothers
Joe Miller
Ponca City
Oklo
Miller Brattie
Miller Ranch
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South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Sesey
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Incorporated
New York
West 4Th Street
Chicago
Tribone Tower
Ternich
Sreeane Chichester
Sels Ieee
Nation’s Capitol
Sheridan County
North Dakota
Farmer Labor
Sheridan
Sheridanites
United Farmers
Washington
Minnesota
Plennywood
Coun
Castor
Collins
W. L. Gordon
Chude Ross
Worth Street
Mable and Son
Silat
A. M. Jackson
Hackman
Clough
Ible
Irda
Tron Monlders
Tez Mecuisker
J. J. Knode
Baltimore
JP. Austin
Sheats
Herbert Fox
State Heath Board
G. A. Elston
W. P. Obryan
Warren
Associated Gas and Electric System
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Associated Group
Bank
Venango Public Service Corporation
Gory, Pa
Dunkirk
State Vehicle Bureau
Lone Bandit
Goldette
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Commonwealth
AL Poseidie
Alexanderg Company Funeral Directors
N.centre
Corry, PA
E Expense
Nalles Iyouroun
Theo P. Williams
Equitable Life
Edward A. Woods Co
Williams
Mr. William
School of Life Insurance Salesmanship
Carnegie Tech
The
Edward A. Woods Company
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