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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
12
Coolie Labor Cost Compared With American Railroads
A Chinese coolie earning 10 cents daily is paid twenty times his worth by local standards, while American railroads move one ton one mile for 4 1/2 cents. The contrast highlights human labor versus mechanical power.
Foremost Citizens of All the Ages
President Coolidge’s address marks the 1inth anniversary of Washington taking command of the Continental Army. The speech extols Washington as the first citizen of all ages and notes that no tribute can surpass the reverence he inspires across humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomy
Malice
Washington
President Coolidge
George Washington
Kenmore: Betty Washington Home Memorial Restored
Fredericksburg Virginia house of Col Fielding Lewis and Betty Washington becomes a national memorial by the Fredericksburg chapter of the D A R. Kenmore, a brick Colonial mansion with frescoed interiors, grounds, and a Mary Washington cottage, faces preservation as a patriotic shrine off the Dixie highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
Col. Fielding Lewis
Elizabeth
Betty) Washington
George Washington
Fredericksburg
Kenmore Association
Washington
Martha Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lewis
Betty Washington
Mary Washington
George
Betty
South
Dixie Highway
Richmond
Wakefield Birthplace Restoration Push for Washington Shrine
The Wakefield National Memorial association, founded in 1923 in Washington, has acquired 70 acres near Wakefield in Westmoreland county to restore the Washington homestead to its state on February 22, 1732. The group aims to buy the full 1,000 acres, erect a replica of the original Wakefield house, and honor Washington as birthplace and boyhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield National Memorial Association
Washington
Westmoreland County
Wakefield
Fitzhugh Lee
Barbaudees
Betsy
Roytee
Wakefield Association
Bridge's Creek
Pope's Creek
Care of Forms Reflects George Washington's Standards
Aphorism on maintaining orderly forms and tools with care to prevent damage. Emphasizes pride in neat, sturdy, well kept items and the harm of neglect. Mentions rain and sun as threats to exposed equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Paying Tribute at the Washington Monument Anniversary
Crowds gather at the base of the Washington Monument in the National Capital for annual anniversary ceremonies captured in the photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
National Capital
Tablet in Honor of Washington's Brother
Bronze tablet honors Col Charles Washington founder of Charles Town Virginia now West Virginia. Unveiled in 1786 during exercises at the courthouse in Charles Town. Miss Frances D Packette unveiled the tablet. Col B D Gibson acted as master of ceremonies. Charles Washington born May 138 served under General Washington in the Revolution.
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Charles Town
West Virginia
Bee Line
AL RY
W. Va
Frances D. Packette
B.D. Gibson
Cart Washington
Gentral Washington
Revoluton
Berkeley County
Washington Receives Request For Lock Of Hair
A letter from Kitty Livingston to General Washington asks for a lock of his hair. Washington forwards the lock with compliments, revealed at Mount Vernon on a read during the Mount Vernon Ladies Association event. The letter was donated by Margaret and Elizabeth Norton, Kitty Livingston’s great-granddaughters.
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George Washington
Kitty Livingston
General Washington
Mount Vernon
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