Brouillard and Cartwright plan dam project amid love and graft
Charles Serib Brouillard chief engineer meets J Wesley Cartwright and daughter Genevieve to discuss reclamation work. Cartwright schemes to profit from government contracts while Brouillard faces debt and love, weighing public duty against private gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillard
Niquola
J. Wesley Cartwright
Genevieve
Cartwright
Gortwright
Citiren
Steve Anaingale
Retsoad
Mirapgus
Manydays
Booma
Cortwil
Consolidated Electric Power Company
The Speedway Chapter IX and Brouillard's Dilemma
Brouillard faces a rapid city building surge as Cartwright pushes a vast dam and town project. Labor floods in from Italy and Bulgaria while the engineer wrestles with loyalty, love, and the growing belief in Cartwright’s bold scheme. Grislow probes Brouillard about Genevieve Cartwright and motives amid mounting tension.
Mirapolis Promoters Fight to Avert Railroad Panic
Cartwright and Brouillard confront a stalled Buckskin extension after a Chicago Ackerman telegram signals shrinking securities and a grim business outlook. They weigh a bold gambit to spark a gold discovery on Jack's Mountain and lure the railroad back, while Garner’s real estate surge crowds the street. The tension marks a pivotal moment as investors fear a collapse of Mirapolis and its fragile future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirapolis
Garner
Kansas City
Hotel Metropole
Niquoia National Bank
Buckskin Gold Mining and Milling Company
Jack’s Mountain
Cartwright
Firat
Brouillard
Chicago
Ackerman
P. S.W
Buckskin
Niquoia
Mr. J. Wesley Cartwright
Power Company
Reclamation Service
Chigringo Avenue
Mr. Cartwright
Ford
New York Bankers
Plvox
George
Jack’s
Mirapolia
New York
Suspect plans to marry despite fears of rival kin
Ike Van Quentin speaks of marrying a small, slender girl with a big, fat sister. He insists his scheme will succeed unless frustrated, hoping to ensure the clothes his fiancée wears are truly hers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike van Quentin
Saskatchewan and Manitoba Dairy Output in 1915 Rise Substantially
The Dairy Commissioner reports Saskatchewan creameries boosted butter production by 1,500,000 lbs in 1915 with higher quality and 52 carloads shipped out of the province. Manitoba notes a year of strong gains: over 1,000,000 lbs more butter, 25,000 lbs more cheese, total value of milk products exceeding $2.76 million, and butter sold at about 20 to 23 cents per lb. Northern Alberta shows rapid dairy growth with 2,525,000 lbs butter produced, expanding markets nationwide and into export trade. Cardston and Red Deer facilities expand output, cheese shipments to Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Dairymen's Association
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Red Deer
Alberta
Calgary
Cardston
Canada
Research Work in America Prophecy of National Industrial Research
The article argues that prophecy and present progress foretell expanded national scope of research in America. It credits federal and state efforts for valuable agricultural and industrial science, predicts broader industrial research and stronger government and private support, and notes research drives rapid industrial advances and a push for greater scientific facilities to develop industry and commerce.
Fragmented Advice and Odd Snippets From a Silent Page
A collage of odd lines about a good Samaritan, a fallen man, and remarks on modesty and perception. It includes stray phrases about Red Grote and a vague insistence on quick refusal. The text also comments on vanity and the difficulty of self-image, all in disconnected fragments.
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Francis Lynde
C.D. Rhodes
T Charles Serib
the Speedway
Niquola Hheettic Power, Lighting and Traction Company
Hell's Fire
Sam Hill
Weill
Quesada
War Arrow
Quesada Trail
Grislow
Victor
Gristy
Griggy
Genevieve Cartwright
Griffith
Murray
Amy
Chigringo
Brouillard and Cartwright
Western
America
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