Westward fading coast cities of Colorado mining towns
Denver reports a ghostly West Colorado mining belt in decline. Towns like Central City, Nevada ville, and Ouray show dieing streets, empty houses, and dwindling populations after the gold boom. Some mines stay. most towns vanish, while old camps persist only as country towns with sparse prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jacks
Colorado
Central City
Grant
Nevadaville
Mazonte Lodge
Kangana
Gunnison
Cole
Ouray
San Juan
Tom Walsh
Camp Bird
Ourny
Woman Sues for 34 Years Pay as Housekeeper
Miss Lydit Sumnut of Ludlow sues William Untest, executor of Carl Spoerrin's estate, alleging breach of contract after giving up nursing for farm employment in 1980. She claims she was promised all property on death but received only 2700 and life farm income, with property to relatives in Germany after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Lydit Sumnut
Wilam Untest
Carl Spoerrin
Ivapon Hig Farm
Germany
Drastic War on Opium to Be Made by Japan
Tokyo reports Japan will form a government commission led by Foreign Minister Shidehara to abolish opium derivatives nationwide. The panel includes all ministries and aims to surpass the Geneva convention in eradicating Japan’s opium traffic abroad. Possible monopoly in Taiwan Korea and Kwantung province could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Shidehara
Hopios
Qeneva
Tdyinn
Korea
Wan
Mormoap
Oplitim
Son of Peary to Take Trip North
Robert Peary’s son plans a Green land expedition to gather natural history specimens for the American Museum. The voyage will use the Morrissey under Captain Reb Bartlett with H G Raven guiding anatomy studies and George Palmer Putnam backing the mission. Also joining are Frederik Limekiller Van Cunpden Tellner Knud Rasmussen and the 12-year-old David Putnam. aim to film white whale behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Peary
North Pole
Dda
Gtes
Selantile
Lehigh
Young
Pony
Amal
Nii
Frederick Limekiller
van Cunpden Tellner
Knund Rasmussen
Aldo
Putnow
David
Frees Innocent Indian From Five Year Jail Term
Oklahoma City Okla reward fluke thirty named Fluke Indian star who served five years in Old Indiana penitentiary for a murder he did not commit is pardoned by Gov M B L Prupp. Fluke charged with killing Mary Fry a mail carrier near Vinita. Jenkins and Fry party members were involved in a quarrel that led to Fry’s death. Jenkins was convicted and Fluke remained imprisoned until the governor granted clemency accepting lesser punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahonm City
Okla
Fluke
Oldidiana
Fry
Mluke
Lifateh
White
Tle
Gary Imider
Levi Jenking
Vinke
Mey
Denking
Romark
Jenkins
Ani
Bluke
Blake
Erie
Record fast ends as Jolly quits after 44 days in cage
Berlin reports professional faster Jolly, 25, set a world abstention record by 44 days, breaking Mulatti's Italy mark by one day. Crowds and physicians watched as he, unable to walk and weakened, described the cage floor coated with cigarette butts. He claimed he could smoke ten daily in last days. doctors found his digestion dormant and fed him in hospital after the event. The exhibition grossed about 415000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jolly
Signor Mulatti
Italy
Hon
Khenigh
Thia
Brilliant Student From Yale Wins Multiple Prizes
Brilliant student Cotin-Dana Yung Kwai of New Haven earned top honors at Yale scientific school events. He connected with the Chinese legation through his father and secured prizes across history chemistry drawing engineering and physics for standout scholastic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cotin
Dana Yung Kwai
Waslington
SheMetd Scientifie School
Yale
Vato
Ho Hua Wado Hia
Chomdatry
Aintha Watles
Physica
Unique Job Report From Senate Committee View
A unique job report emerges as senators from a committee present findings on a new role. The document outlines scope and responsibilities while noting the report has bipartisan inputs and potential implications for policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jews of Russia in pitiful condition
New York reporter Miss Iesna May, stationed in New York City, chronicles a three month tour through Poland Galicia and Bessarabia, detailing a devastating collapse in Jewish life after years of war. She documents hunger, unemployment, disease, and looming extinction of Jewish communities, aided by an overseas fund drive and radio reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iesna May
Eity
Poland
Galiela
Bossi Bing
Europe
Alles Sing
Cabl
David A. Brown
Eldrimnar
United Jewish Campaign
Undst
Galicia
Bes Rarubla
Mro
Miss May de Claros
Amerie
Bessumyth
Atay
Renee
Beasarithylas
Suvere Maliateitiat
Hatfondd
Jewlal
Bessaralla
Misa May
Brest-Litovsk
Miss May
Alega
Fortrean
Emmetsburg Hatchery Promotes Free Feed Plan for Chicks
Emmetsburg Hatchery in Iowa advertises a free feed plan with every chick order. The fully state accredited operation claims over 12,000 pure bred hens and more than 15,000 chicks processed weekly. An add copy promises a one page art catalogue detailing the free offer upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florida
Virginia Herbsman
Seattle
Wash
St. Augustine
Fin
Ene
Peary
Russia
Lis Ustress
Mahon
Spider
Loula Swarza
Spidarre
Louis
D&g
Louds
P.j.mccarty
Justice OF the Peace Gracttinger
Iowa
Huy—T. Sullivan
Christian Variety Store
J. A. Spies
Furmera Supply Co
T. Sullivan
Mooriman
Alt
Farmers Grain Co
John W. Kizer
Sandow
H. P
Hirst
C. F. Fleming
N. Jensen
Cypress
Royal Lumber Co
Chris Christiansen
Weavers Club
California
J. K. Fleming
Grhin Co
Adv
Majestic Range
Agen
A. G. Axelton
Gractlinger
Sudan
John Gracttinger
Tom Barron
H. Hi. Wikert
A. H. Shayer
Wisconsin Lumber Co
C. BH
Norris, Mgr
J. H. Gammon
Garfield Avenue
Papailena
Calif
Jamesway
L. B. Nelson
Wallingford
Towa
C. R. Ellertson
Hualla
Clark
Tuck Crack Township
Graettinger
Minorca
Graettinger Hatchery
Harmers
Comn
D. E. McCarty
MGR
Graettinger Bakery
Firat
Marion Raepe
Farmera
Graettinger Greamery CO
J. M. Resh
Justice OF the Peace
Town Real Estate, Insurance and Collegiions
Emmetsburg Rendering Works
Amdahl Meat Market
Mr. Farmer
Jacobsen Meat Market
A. G. Jacobsen & Son
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!