Ten Million Westward by 1920 Prediction
The Toronto Star notes a 1910 forecast from the New York Commercial that Western Canada could reach 40 million people west of Ontario by 25 years, driven by wheat growth and new railways. It cites Winnipeg becoming a world wheat hub, vast cultivation potential, and optimistic profits from homesteads while warning against overreliance on U.S. imports and noting ongoing immigration, rail expansion, and shifting agricultural belts. The piece also touches on public notices, ads, and miscellaneous items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Star
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
New York Commercial
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Ontario
France
Senate Flight of Friday Measures in State House Debated
Saturday session in the Senate discussed a concurrent resolution authorizing state funding for supplies to members. Debate covered expenditures, with references to last session’s SH700 disbursements and committees on such expenditures. Proposals included appropriations for state projects and penalties related to misused funds.
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Senant
Secretary of State
Kaine
Senat
Senate
Carrie France
Amd
Meat prices rise while transport costs surge in inquiry
Washington reports that meat prices have increased by eleven percent while freight and transportation charges climbed by about forty percent. The inquiry before the commission examines wholesale price trends, with officials noting pressure on merchants and consumers amid inflation and supply concerns.
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Washington
Iifford Thorne
Miereée Commission
Thorner
Senate debates and bills shape state finance probe
Legislature agenda features bills on snuff manufacture taxation and county treasurer receipts while a special committee is set to probe the state treasurer’s office amid a $400,000 shortfall. The day centers on selecting U.S. senators with McCumber earning support in both chambers and party tensions noted in voting splits.
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Dierce
la Meure
Joint Session in Progress Delivers State Legislature Actions
The Joint Session convened to verify records for the election of United States senators. The Senate dissolved into regular session and passed measures on treasury investigations, legislative expenses, and a medical bill. The House approved resolutions for investigations into state funds, and committees were formed to examine treasury expenditures and bank deposits. The day featured debates over constitutional timing and a proposal for a unified board of control for state normal schools.
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Senite
Tolay
Imdb
Seston Withy House
Juiit
Senate
Petiritis
Cante
Cress
Tathercatty
Dunenan
Pinwarck
Campbell for Bismarck Congress Promises Convening Interest
Campbell, a leading advocate for scientific agriculture and conservation, returns to Bismarck for a notable gathering. Aimed at advancing farming methods and rural improvement, the event emphasizes practical science and community progress. Aged man Medora Williams receives 90 days and a 200 fine for pigging. J. J. ei] sentenced to a year for cattle stenting. An electric light plant franchise is granted for Stanley by J. J. Moore, signaling local infrastructure growth.
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Ng Congress
Bismarck
HW. Campbell
Medora Poe Wiliams
J. J. Ei
Electric Light
Stanley
Unley
J. J. Moore
Turbulent Trial Notes and Fire Rush Through City
Fragmented report references a trial with Morass Tavira and Schenk vie in a tense office scene this afternoon. Insurgent routes and fires appear across New York and Chicago, with $200,000 losses and a major Elizabeth Street blaze.
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New York
Fower
Loupete
Thnt
Bilgabeth Street
Steplom
Bronze statue of Sacahiwera hailed in Portland celebration
A Portland ceremony honors Sacahiwera, a renowned Indigenous woman, for her pivotal role as interpreter and guide on the western expedition. The event recalls her loyalty, endurance, and essential services to the party traversing the Columbia River region, with poets and historians praising her enduring memory.
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Portland
Sacahiwera
Clark Capedittan
Aja
Eltof Guile
Titer
Ots
Mwisiaer
Oleat
Columbia
Wilde
Anne
Petia
Sincujawen
Potuttius
Ter Vistt
Ter Vistt Band Toward the Setline Min Xs Mba Teal
Anid Mons Tun Endian
Perpetu
Neitieg
Western
Easiiization Iti
Maybelle Stuart makes KU debating team history
Miss Maybelle Stuart, freshman from Kremlin, becomes first woman chosen to represent the University of Kansas at intercollegiate debates after advancing through preliminaries among 34 men. She is part of a team reflecting political economy topics amid European armaments figures and national standings.
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Maybelle Stuart
Kansas U
Lawrence Kan
Kremlin
University of Kansas
Thant
Kaneng
Stuart
Foster Milburn Co Tifa lo Now Quite Another Thing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a site by Foster Milburn Co with unclear references and a phrase Quite Another Thing. No coherent events or identities to summarize into a factual card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Milburn
Tifalo
Cure All Through Cutleura Remedies Adverts
A 1910 medical testimonial parcel extols Cutleura Remedies for skin ailments and boils. Mrs Margaret Hederson of Malden Mass cites dramatic improvements in eczema, fungal infections and dermatitis after using the Cutleura Ointment and Soap. Multiple cases from readers claim rapid relief and full recovery, with personal addresses and dates embedded.
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Margaret Hederson
Halchland Ave
Malden
Mass
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Fargo Directory
Pioneer Lifes
Ryocrenis Insurance Co
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Agenta
Veckler, Beev
Barge
Vax
Kodaks
Fargo Oru
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Hawking
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Agricultural Committee
Restrain Growers
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Wo L. Carter
D. Wm Streeter
McCuroter
Mr Cumber
Streeter
M Cumber
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Mruckser
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Hetken
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Othe
Bowman
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Maintreets
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Hettinger
Cedar River Telephone
Schenk
Tavidiy
Morass
Tavira
John
Teu
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Mex
Arkin
Rating
Alberto Tava
Supreme Court
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Iowa
Tian
Thee
Towa
Torliss Tablins
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Mink
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Bhranke
Carter
Wiew
N York
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Fuerdis
Germany
Austria
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Stort
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Lee
Wohl
Deepesener
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