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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

10

Westward irrigation expansion fuels reclamation effort

The article outlines how funds from the reclamation program focus on Wyoming and Arizona projects, with Shoshone and Pathfinder sites receiving substantial allocations while Nebraska benefits indirectly. It highlights the broader aim to store floodwaters behind dams, create storage lakes, and supply irrigation, boosting homes and regional balance as the West develops.

Wyoming Nebraska Shoshone River North Platte River Platte Siephone Canyon America Arizoua Great Salt River Arona Arizona California Montana Yellowstone Missouri River Milk River Huntley Lower Nevada Newlands Idaho Washington Colorado South Dakota Oregon North Dakota Oklahoma Utah Kansas New Mexico Great West

Richest Scandinavian in the United States named Peter Larsen

Peter Larsen of Montana is described as the richest Scandinavian in the United States and is quoted as second in wealth in Montana after Senator William A. Clark.

Peter Larsen Montana United States William A. Clark

Genius guide to Gettysburg battlefield by local historian

Charles D. Sheads of Gettysburg, long resident since 1855 and former conductor of the Gettysburg and Hanover Railroad, offers a detailed battlefield guide. He has spent years as a battlefield scout and historian, explaining the positions and movements of Federal and Confederate forces across the 35,000 acres and through the town’s transformed hospitals, sharing an unrivaled knowledge of the three day battle and monument unveilings.

Ments Gettysburg Charles D. Sheads Gettysburg & Hanover Twelfth Illinois Cavalry Reynolds Doubleday Sheads

Rural Carriers May Use Automobiles on Routes

The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw's recommendation for rural carriers to use automobiles has been approved by Postmaster General Cortelyou with conditions. Carriers may be stopped from using cars if unsatisfactory service occurs, and a fixed daily schedule must be kept for box deliveries. The article also notes a submarine Scout depth record of three feet.

DeGraw Cortelyou

Coffee Critics Attack Postum Food Coffee Movement

The Coffee Importers and Roasters attack Postum Food Coffee, claiming it lacks real coffee. Proponents say Postum cures disease and urges quitting coffee for Postum. Critics allege Postum contains ordinary coffee or odd ingredients to mislead the public.

There’s a Reason for Postum Coffee Alternatives

A broad claim campaign asserts Postum is made only from wheat and New Orleans molasses. It warns that coffee causes heart, stomach, eye, and nerve ailments, urging readers to quit caffeine and seek health through Postum’s “reason” and pure ingredients.

Postum New Orleans

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