Western Canada Beyond the Pioneer Stage
A New York Commercial article outlines Western Canada as a land of rising value from $8 to $18 per acre, predicting rapid price growth to $30-$100 later. It highlights fertile, timbered districts, extensive grain and hay production, and strong rail links. Education and social advancement promise on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
United States
Ivo Gluck
Innda
Largast
Empire
Dominiong
Jad Tinon
Anyat
Western Canada
Bia
Baskatoon
Edmonton
Winnipes
Saskatoon
Wantern Canada
Uin Wolf
State University Plan for Iowa City Hospital Expansion
The board of education seeks to expand the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City with a new 100 000 wing and a maternity hospital. Mercy Hospital joins the university system, and total investment nears 409 000 with projected hospital capacity around 4 000 and extensive eye nose and throat facilities. Articles of Incorporation filed in Des Moines list several corporate entities and capital stocks amid changes in licensing and state rulings on milk and cream testers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
Uulveyalty of
Iowa
Iowa City
Board of Education
Pang
Southard
University Hortpital
College of Medcine
Mercy
University Hospital
Hayward
Wilt & Jambrecht, Inc
Dagenhart
Asphal Drock
Incorporatora
Otto Witt
Theader
Temnebrecht
John C. Witt
Coursy Building & Improvement Company
Courdy
Sapical Stank
Dncarpartilora
Tred Bapenlank
H. W- Burgey
G. H. Plagman
Albert Olson
H. H. Pondt
Stanerson
WH. Oldhaker
Magte Chemical Company
Davenport
Harry Plabe
J. J. Green
Henry J. Klauer
McArthur Brothers Company
New Jersey
Change In Rating Requested By Wylie In Western Classification
Treight Commissioner Wylie of the Greater Des Moines committee asks the state railway commission to change the western classification rating for leather, aligning with a prior Iowa change. If Milwaukee meeting in July rejects it, Wylie urges action before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Juat
Treight
Wylie
Greater
Jews Commission
Casa
Milwaukee
Wyle
Railway Commission
Interstate Commutes Commission
Joe Jackson Tops Cleveland Batters In baseball rise
The article highlights Joe Jackson’s rise with the Cleveland team alongside Nap Lajoie. It notes Jackson’s quick impact after joining the Naps late in the season, his strong batting average around .246 in limited games, and a standout minor league season with .368 and .864 paced hitting, with Jackson leading the American League in 20 games and surpassing Cobb and Lajoie with a high mark.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Fang
Nazs
Lejole
Joe Jackson
Naps
Cleve
Savan
New Orleans
Cobb
Lafoie
Random Baseball Club Rumors From Old Giants and Browns
Fragmented report notes talk of Mathewson and Reymond with the New York Giants, Cunningham and Renators excelling in the infield, Jack O'Connor returning from health issues, and speculation about position battles and team choices amid uncertain spring training chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Mathewson
Reymong
New York Giants
Tagerton
Tilery
Boston
Youngeter
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Beyond
Pioneer Stage
Margaret
Aynit
Peraon
Highest Point
Plana
United
Ae Better Laboratories
Smith McPherney
Melors
Konexy
The
United States Supreme Cont.eee
Muk
Cii Oferatera
Tava Licanase
Hava
Todd Aniualry
I Censes
Connie
Aloney Barney
Department
Isau- Ing
Heongea
Elexibely
Bitalnens
Ee Se
Boale
Will. Toot
Waveland Park
Sweeney
Board of Directore of the Nations Holsteimfriesen. Association
Ba United
A. M. Deyoe
Atata Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cosson
Cowles-Ritter
Ife
Poys
Mogridge
George Mogrliga
Atate
Glanwood
State Board of Control
Mooridge
Beamer
Carroll Hae
State Dental Board
Gabriel’ M. Beamer
Mason City
the .Ptate Mettod
Dayar Limbel
Ompany
Dol
Giants
Donlin
Boston Doves
Tenney
Doves
Doniia
Slosh
McGraw
Donia
Sesson
Cincinnat
Cincinasti
Dickerita
Pitpher
Otto Heas
Daisy Ely
York
Mike Donlin
Soe
Sporthg Gossh
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