Irrigation expansion across Western states highlights funding
The article outlines the distribution of reclamation funds with Wyoming receiving 2.25 million for Shoshone and 3.33 million for Pathfinder on the North Platte, Nebraska benefiting partially. It notes Arizona Salt River project near four million, and Montana and Nevada allocations, plus a broader plan for storage lakes and canals, aiming to boost settlement and agriculture in the West alongside policy debates on railroad rates in Congress.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Shoshone River
North Platte River
Platte
Shoshone Canyon
America
Territory
Arizona
Great Salt River Project
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
Montana's Richest Scandinavian Cited in Wealth List
Peter Larsen of Montana is named the richest Scandinavian in the United States and is listed as second in wealth in Montana after Senator William Alari. The remark highlights Larsen's financial stature and regional ranking among affluent figures.
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Peter Larsen
Montana
United States
William Alari
Gettysburg Guide Charles D Sheads A Battlefield Expert
Charles D. Sheads of Gettysburg is profiled as a longtime town resident and battlefield guide. Though not a soldier, he has extensive knowledge of the three day battle and has guided hundreds through the 35,000 acre battlefield, detailing corps, divisions, brigades and regiments with firsthand history.
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Gettysburg
Charles D. Sheads
Gettysburg &Hanover
Twelfth Illinois Cavalry
Reynolds
Doubleday
Rural Carriers Authorized to Use Automobiles
The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw's recommendation is approved by Postmaster General Cortelyou allowing rural carriers to use automobiles on routes. The right to revoke is reserved if automobile service proves unsatisfactory, and carriers must maintain a fixed schedule so patron boxes are served at about the same time daily.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Dolliver
Iowa
Foraker
Ohio
Elkins
Virginia
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Morran
Alabama
Culberson
Texas
Representative Hepburn
Representative Hogg
Peter Grosscup
United States District Court of Chicago
Beef Trust
Grosscup
Courts of Transportation
Court of Transportation
Th Sy
Washington
United States
DeGraw
Cortelyou
Submarine sets depth record at 138 feet descent
The record for greatest depth reached by a submarine boat is 138 feet before it ascended back to the surface, marking a noteworthy achievement in underwater exploration.
Postum advocates challenge old coffee industry claims
A vigorous defense of Postum as a pure wheat and molasses beverage contrasts it with old-fashioned coffee. It touts health benefits, cites testimonials, and invites coffee roasters to a $100,000 wager if claims prove false, asserting coffee harms digestion and heart health while Postum remains purely wheat based.
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Postum
Ananias
New Orleans
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Senator Morgan
Reclamation Fund
Ments
Pickett
North Platte Rives
Government Dam Site
Government
Gettysburg Battlefield
Leena
Aaca
Maxwell's
Homemaker Magazine
Fisher Building
Chicago
N.P.O.C
Metol‘hydro
N. P
National Photographic Chemical Company
Pa. Ave
Washington, D.C
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