Auto Tour Through the West by Bragg Family
Mr. C. P. Bragg recounts a winter in St Peter Minnesota with daughter and son in law William Wynn. The narrative covers a cross country auto trip from Minnesota to South Dakota Wyoming Montana Nebraska Iowa and Illinois ending in Corydon with few mishaps and plans to return to Florida for winter.
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William Wynn
St. Peter
St. Paul
State Insane Hospital
Billy
Wynn
Bragg
New Ulm
Tracy
R. R
Chamberlain, S. 1
Missouri River
Kadoka
Deadwood
Leads
Black Hills
Spearfish
S. D
Beulah
Wio
Sundance
Carlile
Devil's Tower
Gillette
Clear Water Creek
Arvada
Wild Horse Creek
Sheridan
Wyoming
Parkman
William and
Ida Didelot
Corydon
Five Mile Flat
Big Horn
Wolf Mountains
Lodge Grass Mountain
Crow Indian Reservation
Eaton's
William
Yellowstone Park
Billings
Montana
Cody
Wruning
U.S
Park
Gardner
Livingston
Harding
Crow Agency
Custer Battle Field
Yellowstone
Wyo
Salt Creek
Tea Potdome
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kimball
Sidney
Chappell
Big Springs
Gothenburg
North Platte
Lexington
Kearney
Grand Island
Central City
Columbus
Fremont
Omaha
Cheyenne
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lost Nation
George Armstrong
Illinois
Danville
Indianapolis
James M. Wynn
Florida
Co. P. Bragg
Marshall Named On Coal Commission
Washington October 10 The White House announced the membership of the fact finding coal commission named by President Harding to investigate the twin coal industries. Members include John Hays Hammond Thomas R Marshall Judge Samuel Alschuler Clark Howell George Otis Smith Edward T Devine Charles P Neill and others. FOR SALE A second hand rubber tired top buggy. Charles W Evans.
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Marshall
Coal Commission
Washington
White House
Fact Finding Coal Commission
Harding
John Hays Hammond
California
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago
Clark Howell
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Edward T. Devine
New York City
Charles P. Neill
Illinois
Roosevelt
Louisville 27th City Population Tells Cincinnati Rivalry
The U S Census Bureau at Washington reports Louisville, Kentucky, has a population of 254,891, making it the first city in the nation rather than the 30th prior ranking. The new figure places Louisville ahead of Toledo and Columbus, Ohio.
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Louisville
U. S. Census Bureau
Washington
Kentucky
United States
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio
Fall and Winter Fashions at The White House Store
The White House in New Albany Indiana showcases fall and winter silks wools and draperies. Men’s department offers pant suits at 23 80 and 35 dollars with 30 to 50 percent savings. Christmas gifts and new patterns highlighted with friendly invitation to visit the store.
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Manhattan
New Albany
White House
Indiana
Farm For Sale Near Corydon With 120 Acres
A good 120 acre farm is offered for sale four miles from Corydon and half a mile from State Highway. Inquire at this office. A-9-tf.
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Corydon
To Alaska in a Hell Ship by Max Stern
Max Stern former Corydon boy and California journalist, writes for the Scripps Editorial Alliance about Alaska salmon canneries. He exposures slave like contracts held by Chinese bosses, hell ships, underpaid crews, confinement, disease, and dangers from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with meals scant and prices inflated for workers aboard in perilous voyage to Alaska.
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Max Stern
Corydon
Alaska
Scripps Editorial Alliance
Stern
H. I. Stern
Presbyterian Church
California
Max
Scripp
Pacific Coast
Bering Sea
University of California
Forth
For sale coal heating stove used one winter
Coal heating stove offered by Philip Byerley of Corydon R R 8 near Henry Dyer’s. Good condition and used only one winter. Price and contact details provided in listing.
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Philip Byerley
Corydon
R. R
Henry Dyer
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Swagger
Raglan
Navy
Ecalyptus
Canton
The
S. W. Newberger & Co. Inc
Pearl Street
New Albany, Ind
Mrs. Wynn
Mr. Bragg
New Middletown Milling Company
Charles W. Evans
Istore