The Canadian Conquest and Western Wheat Growth
A survey of Western Canada’s booming wheat belt from Alberta to Saskatchewan, driven by American settlers. It describes grain potential, rail expansion, and economic shift as Americans dominate agricultural development and influence Canada’s future. It notes Hudson Bay Company influence, emigration patterns, and growing rail and port projects shaping a Canada likely to rival U S manufacturing and markets.
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Yukon
Canadian Northwest
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Edmonton
Montana
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Montreal
United States
Western
Red River
Hudson Bay Company
Canadian
Northwest
States
Indiana
Indianapolis
Traverse Bay
Michigan
Ottawa
Baltimore
American West
Middle West
James J. Hill
Hudson Bay
Great
Dominion
Moorman to Speak at Easter Hall on Sept 29 1910
Hon John L Moorman will address Easter Hall Thursday evening September 29 1910. An accurate talker on political facts he speaks plainly and effectively. No voter should miss the opportunity to hear him as his views will interest you.
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John L. Moorman
Easter Hall
Oorman
White Plague in Indiana 1909 Death Toll and Costs
The Indiana state board of health reports 4,479 deaths from consumption in 1909. Three thousand eight hundred sixty six homes were invaded, 2,180 lost a parent, 1,286 mothers and 998 fathers aged 18 to 40 died, 4,369 children under twelve became fatherless or motherless, 938 youths ages fifteen to twenty five died. Dr Mig estimates sickness costs and lost wages at 13,943,980 dollars.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
Mig
Lincoln cents flood the mint as demand soars
The United States Mint has operated three months producing only Lincoln cents. Supt. John A. Landis reports 360 workers at work daily, yielding about 6000 dollars of cents per day. Vaults are full yet production continues into November with no clear cause for the spike in demand.
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United States
John A. Landis
Mr. Landis
Landis
Congressman Barnhart Speaks to Large Francesville Crowd
H A Barnhart of Rochester addressed a sizable audience at Koster's Hall in Francesville last night. County candidates Clarence Paul Jacob Blasser and Frank Wittimer attended while the congressman visited the Tribune office.
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Francesville
Blue Front Drug Store
H. A. Barnhart
Rochester
Koster’s Hall
Clarence Paul
Jacob Blasser
Frank Wittimer
Tribune
Keen Kutter Tools for sale by Boehning and Wolfe
The Keen Kutter Tools are offered as quality items with a lasting reputation. For sale only by Boehning & Wolfe, highlighting enduring value beyond price.
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Kutter
Boehning & Wolfe Hardware Co
Free Employment Bureau Savings Revealed by Indiana Official
J L Peetz state statistician reports the free employment bureau will save about 14 250 for wage earners by Sept 30. It also saves counties around 4 320, by aiding destitute applicants. By year end 1 500 applications placed since Oct 1 1909.
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J. L. Peetz
General Assembly
Peetz
Indianapolis
Free Bureau
Schools urged to curb scarlet fever spread state wide
The state board of health warns patrons officials and teachers to start early precautions as scarlet fever threatens schools across townships. The bulletin outlines transmission by person or objects and urges isolation of cases and thorough school sanitation to prevent outbreaks and costs. Father Flavian Larbes arrives from Cincinnati for a three day Catholic church mission.
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State Board of Health
J. N. Trurty
Flavian Larbes
Cincinnati
Beyer Bros plan 100000 Fort Wayne cold storage warehouse
The Beyer Bros Co, leading butter eggs and poultry dealers with branches in several towns, announce plans to build a 250 foot long warehouse and model cold storage plant in Fort Wayne at a cost of 100000. They aim to make Fort Wayne their central business headquarters for Indiana butter and egg operations with added sidings for shipments.
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Beyer Bros. Co
United States
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Wireless Telegraphy Offers Early Career for Youth
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless or railway telegraphy as the eight hour law takes effect. With wireless stations expanding nationwide a shortage of telegraphers exists, offering beginners $70 to $90 monthly and potential advancement. The National Telegraph Institute runs six institutes under railroad and wireless supervision and places graduates nationally. Write Cincinnati Ohio or Philadelphia Pennsylvania for full details. The county Sunday School convention met here with strong attendance and enthusiastic sessions.
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National Telegraph Institute
America
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Coronel
George B. Lockwood
The
Marion Chronicle
Beohning and Wolfe Hardware Co
Lincoln
Free Employment Bureau
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