Thanksgiving and railroad bonus topic in Filer Record
A long issue highlights Thanksgiving reflections on gratitude and national unity, plus a feature on the proposed Maho Central Railroad bonus project between Rogerson and Wells Nevada. It notes local pledges, potential cost reductions, and calls for continued support to commence construction. The page includes poems, agricultural articles, and local notices.
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Maho Central Railroad
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Wells
Nevada
George L. Cave
Davis
Davia
Davie
Agricultural Department
Rural High School
Earl Woolridge
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Public Forum Urges Claim Of Ex Service Men
Washington report highlights government military expenditures versus civilian spending. Tables compare army costs with personal adornments and tobacco outlays, illustrating the stark disparities in public spending and urging support for ex service members.
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Washington, DC
Hart
Intrication of Wheat Value and Bread Loaves Explained
A dated odd proposition discusses a man owning wheat valued at eighty cents per pound and how converting it into loaves changes the value. The thought experiment links wheat, currency, and bread, indicating a four dollar eighty cent outcome when transformed into bread while preserving relative values the reader may savor.
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Kimberly
Oread
No Money for Bonus Yet Symbols in Public Debate
A caustic remark on Treasury policy declares the nation has no funds for veterans bonuses while money seems available for luxuries. The writer questions citizens to back the bonus and invest in real business, urging public support amid fiscal restraint.
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States Treasury
Public Benefactor Dead and Tomato Hybridizer Adam Duncan
Adam Duncan, fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society, has died in England at age 80. He is credited with introducing the tomato as an edible fruit through hybridization, transforming it from a decorative plant with crinkled woolly sinte to a smooth skinned variety.
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Adam Duncan
Royal Horticultural Society
England
Mr. Duncan
Colorado Springs Adopts City Manager Form of Government
Colorado Springs voters approve a special election result adopting the city manager form of government, with the change to take effect next April. The announcement notes the move toward professional municipal administration and outlines expected governance impacts.
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Colorado Springs
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