Dorothy and Toto Land in Oz After a Kansas cyclone
Dorothy and her dog Toto ride a cyclone from a gray Kansas farmhouse to an unknown land. They meet Munchkins and the good Witch of the North who explains Oz’s realm, frees the Munchkins from the East witch, and assigns Dorothy a quest to reach the Emerald City ruled by Oz. The silver shoes are Dorothy’s prize, and a path paved with yellow bricks awaits her journey.
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Dorothy
Kansas Prairies
Henry
Aunt Em
Uncle Henry
Eray
Toto
Othy
Land of the East
Land of the North
Land of Oz
North
Aelf
Eost
West
Lands of Oz
Kan- Gas
Witch of the
Kensas
Land of
City of Emeralds
Mme
Munchkins
Ong
Winkies
City OF
Emeralds
Bonat
City of ‘Emeralds
Dorothy Awakens After Cyclone Lands House
Dorothy and Toto wake to bright sunlight inside a stationary house. The cyclone has gently set the home down in a country of marvelous beauty, and a startled little girl from outside beholds the wondrous scene.
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Borothy
Toto
Dorothy
Tata
Dorothy Prepares for Journey to Emerald City
Dorothy hungry and resourceful gathers bread, butter, water, fruit, and Toto's company. She dresses in worn gingham, feeds the dog, refills a basket, and notices the Witch of the Host's silver shoes on the table as she plans the trip to the City of Emeralds.
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Dorothy
Toto
City of Emeralds
Tote
Notice In District Court of Mills County Iowa
W F Dean files petition in Mills County District Court alleging Albert Dean absent for ten years and that W F Dean Atmos Dean and Maria Dean are heirs. Court order for eight weeks publication in Glenwood Opinion and hearing February 1 1909 to appoint administrator. notice to be served on heirs.
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District Court
Towa
Mills County
W. F. Dean
Albert Dean
District Court of
Iowa
Atmos Dean
Maria Dean
Clenwood Opinion
Glenwood
Town
Co. E. Bran
Heavy Drain on Country Fatal Work Accidents Claim Over Thirty Thousand
The article notes that more than 30,000 workers die yearly in this country from occupational accidents. It highlights the heavy toll on the labor force and calls attention to the dangers inherent in industrial work.
Cypress versus pine life expectancy in railway tanks
The Engineering Regard notes that white pine tanks used on railway work have a maximum life of 20 years, while Cypress tanks can reach up to 35 years. The comparison highlights material longevity for railway storage tanks.
Rail timetable fragment shows multiple city connections
Fragmentary timetable notes east and west bound train times from Red Oak Glenwood Malvern and Denver to Chicago Des Moines and Creighton with various arrival times and classes. Includes Fast Mail No 8 and Pacific Junction mentions and partial station names.
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Jenven Paciaction
Red Oak
Chicago
Pacite
A.m
Glenwood
Balfour Malvern
Hastlogs
Pines
Emerson
Creaton
den Moines
Balfour Ny
Pacific
West
Denver
Mast
Omaha
Council Bluffa
Pacific Tunction
Balfour
Manvoin Iistes
Hastings
Oane
Omahi Taecine Junction
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L.frank Baum
Tate
Byers Bros Lowa
Glen Wood
Cosey
A.F. Hunger & Sons
Dan’l ‘ Lugsch
Glenvroi
Will 'M. Donelan
Real Estata
F. M. Shriver
Advo
Agency
Carter ‘Building
Rational Bank
Glenwood’ State Bank
Damb
J. W. Laraway
McCluskey Drag Store
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