Refugees in Ste. Marie Hold Fast in Quiet Winter Plan
In the woods near Ste. Marie two French explorers and their guide Du Lhut pursue Iroquois followers after seeking shelter for winter. They avoid a direct clash, circle behind shadows, and ready to strike as a Young Iroquois warrior falls to a hidden ambush.
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Adela
Viensallies
Seigneur
de Catinat
du Lbut
de Callon
de Catinal
Ilwars
Adele
Monsieur
du Lbet
Paltov
Zodifteen
Auvergne
Foiten
Greysolonda Lhut
Auversné
Adete
Ste. Marie
Pelton
la Noue
Poiton
Ephraim Fliavage
Amon
du Laut
Anions
Amos
Hohraim Savage
de Chitinat
Warrier
Missouri Road Reform Debate and Speculator Critique
A Missouri focus piece argues that poor road conditions raise costs, depress farm prices, and let speculators profit as farmers and city workers bear higher living costs. It cites the 125000 mile Missouri system, notes 10 percent of miles carry 90 percent of business, and supports statewide road improvement efforts led by engineers and local conventions.
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Motor News
Michigan
Missouri
Boone County
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan Road Progress Report from State Highway Commission
State Highway Commissioner Earle reports in seventeen months 52 miles of stone road have been built plus 33 miles of first class gravel and 90.25 miles of clay gravel. Total road value $163,177 with $61,826 paid and $377,082 pending. The longest stretch runs from Lausing to the Agricultural College.
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Michigan
Earle
Lausing
Agricultural College
New Road Cement Promises Harder Dustless Highways
England experiments show a mortar like cement strengthens roads and reduces dust. The Motor News notes it may shift the balance in the long running battle between horse riders and motorists. Motorists hope vehicles eventually crowd out horse traffic.
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England
Motor News
Korneg
Peach Bells Popular in Hardy Gardens and Peaches
A note on Campanula persicifolia alba known as peach bells. It grows two to three feet high, with large blue and white blooms. Sow seeds in May or June, transplant after July, and space sixteen inches apart. Gigantea Incerheimi is a top variety with white double flowers blooming May to July.
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Europe
New Yorker
Easter Blooms Inspirit Florists with Color and fragrance
A blossom guide praises Easter flowers from bulbs to roses and lilies. It notes late Easter boosts florists and highlights crocuses, tulips, hyacinths, narcissi, pansies, violets, primroses, lilies, roses, irises, and potted American Beauty roses. It covers Calla lilies grown in Southern California and the need for steady moisture for field and pot growing.
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Julius Roelua
Bsomer
Boston
California
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