Catholic Priest Joins Milwaukee Railroad Staff
The Rev Gueymard of Seattle has been appointed traveling immigration agent for the Milwaukee railroad, a move praised as a Westward booster effort. He discusses colonization aims in Montana, the shift aligning church mission with the railroad’s expansion and landed colony programs in St. Charles Smith River Valley.
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Farm Record System Promises Big Returns for Farmers
An advertisement touts a Simplex Record Book to track profits and losses across crops and livestock. It claims easy oversight of labor costs, yields, debts, and credits to weed out unprofitable ventures and boost farm profitability with a low-cost, high-value tool.
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Parcels Post Becomes Government Mail Advantage
The parcels post becomes a new reality on the year’s first day and is expected to benefit farmers and rural areas by lowering rates for small packages. Zone-based pricing favors central U S firms for long distances while provincial operators may gain in near zones.
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South American ABC Union Forms for Mutual Protection
From South America comes news that Argentina Brazil and Chile will form the ABC union to safeguard themselves after disputes with foreign powers. The alliance aims to avoid humiliations from external dictation and may affect future relations with the United States and other powers and Monroe doctrine enforcement.
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Argentina
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Chile
ABC Union
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United States
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Central
Uncle Sam
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