Desperate Remedy Drives Revolver Duel Between Friends
Bray and Fifoot, two weary war correspondents, exchange threats and a loaded revolver as despair and pride push them toward a planned mutual danger. Bray devises a dangerous ruse to save Fifoot from self destruction by turning their weapon on both men in a fateful test of nerve and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitoot
Bray
Renny
Wight
Fitoot
Fitoat
Fifoot
Teddy Ray
Brey
Flefoot
Lipa
Vitor
Ray
Mali
Wray
Tor
Enid
Fiteat
Joseph Kentiog
New York
Christmas Photographs and 1905 Calendar Offer
Fragmentary notice advertises Christmas photographs and a 1905 calendar. It mentions a mailing offer with a price of 60 crates and references Rica and Perhlua at Hotel St Motesmith Building. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear dates or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Alea
Rica & Perhlua
Hotel St
Motesmith
Farmers Combine To Market Their Grain
Webster City Nov 5 fog followed the grain growers of the state forming the Iowa State Association of Farm cooperators to control grain trade in the state. Meeting held at Rockwell home of several farmer cooperative societies. J M Brown elected president citing years of efforts to block farmers elevator companies. He said attempts to drive out cooperatives and send grain to Chicago markets have been common. Farmers united to push open markets and trucks moving grain while cooperatives flourish with no fees and good returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
George
Smith
Pitnat
Aunild
Clyauehaven
Urey
Joe Rmatter
Betts
Penerly
Taos
Walter
Seth
Nm Bray
Cain
Webster City
Milaolé
Tone
Farmora
Rockwell
J. M. Brown
Brown
Eunilesson
Chicago
Inrmore
Letter to the editor touts Wright’s Disease cure claim
A Honolulu reader describes a dramatic recovery from Bright’s Disease and diabetes using a newly advertised Fulton Compound. The letter promotes the remedy, claims widespread life-saving potential, and urges others to request pamphlets from Honolulu Drug Co. Fort Street, as agents for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omice
Bulletin
Wright
Elronte Heights
A. J. Howe
Coe
Aml Lam
RM. Wood
Kulior
Hright
Honolulu
Priaco
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort St
Hilo Board of Trade Calls For Land Reform In Public Lands Debate
The Hilo Board of Trade held a lengthy session reporting on a special committee led by Dr Henry Mazes examining public land issues. They oppose extending the Federal land law to Naval lands, favoring territorial control and a cultivation compliance approach, and discuss Rainbow Mallle park land leasing to Hawaii Mine Co with a six acre lease at 8% per acre. The group also notes naval commerce concerns and proposed park road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Board of Trade
Ule
Henry Mazes
Congress
United States
Naval
Land Office
Rainbow Malle
John Holland
Committee On Secal Improvements
Hawaii Min Co. Hao
John T. Baker
Hawaii Amin Co
Lund
Lewislauion
Hawaii Mill Co
Executive Centel
Uador
Ah Homed Pravttos
Ain Raptaltie
Agenta
Clerks of Navigation
Pratt on Homesteads and Territorial land policy
Law Commissioner Pratt discusses homestead law and residency rules, urging enforcement under federal guidance while protecting Hawaiian land rights. He emphasizes orderly settlement, good faith, and avoiding unlawful actions, noting potential future steps by Governor Cap and officials to address residence and cultivation requirements. Elite Ice Cream Parlore mentioned as a local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Walter
United States
Cap
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Kealy
Hiray
Pifcot
Teddy
Senate
Pitot
Dray
Barry
Alwaye
Alvar
Mr. Fifoon
Witoot
Pedy
Helena
Godle
Adley
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News
Officers OF
Vi Ls
MaWall
Neopolitan
Tyril Mrutty
Uriel
Elite
Keatrice Wood
Cardus
Cardi
Pannacoss
Fun
Satering
Banhacer
Port Alenp
J. Burney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
Chemiet
N. S. Board of Health
Juliut
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Theo, H
the Island Meat CO
Jas. E. Westbrooke
Telephone Main
Fort St.opp
Love
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
J. Lando
Hotel
St. Store
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