Died at Platteville Mrs Ray Watson Tuberculosis
Mrs Ray Watson dies at home of her father J H Terry in Platteville after years of illness from tuberculosis. Born April 15 1889 in Martin County Indiana she came to Platteville for health three years ago. Funeral at Methodist church conducted by Rev Large. burial at Platteville cemetery.
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Platteville
Ray Watson
J. H. Terry
Martin County
Ind
Large
Platteville Cemetery
H. G. Wisecarver
Fairfield
J. E. Wisecarver
W. E
S. D. Reid
Highland Lake
Oskaloosa
Tom Hamnitt
F. W. Hamsitt
Gass Hall
Celina Shannon
Edna Green
Denver
Fred Blackwell
B. Springfield
Indiana
Longmouth
Ben Dobson
David Snider
Ed Camp
Longmont
Camp
C. W. Ronfeldt
Mead
S. F. Hunt
Hunt
Cheyenne
T. A. Lewis
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Lewis
J. M. Kutch
Evandeg
Mesdames
George Terry
Will Moore
Brightop
Cabbage Industry in Colorado Proves Profitable
Colorado cabbage farming shows strong long term profits despite price swings. Over a decade average prices yield nearly double initial receipts, with lower production costs versus beets or potatoes. Cabbage adapts to many soils, with mountain regions favored for cooler summers. soil fertility and nitrogen are key to robust leaf growth.
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Colorado
Diseases of Poultry and the Knowledge Gap
Dr. Geo. H. Glover notes veterinarians understand little about poultry diseases while poultry raisers face losses from cholera and mites. He cites the vast economic impact of poultry products and the lag in research compared with larger animals, urging the Colorado Agricultural College experiment station to investigate the issue.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Geo. H. Glover
Fort Collins
Home Gas and Electric Board Names New Manager
At a directors meeting C A Fitch was appointed to succeed A L Lindner as manager of the Home Gas and Electric company. Lindner will resign effective July 1.
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Home Gas and Electric Board
The
Home Gas and Electric Company
C.A. Fitch
A. L. Lindner
Lindner
Scared Into Sound Health by Foley Kidney Pills
Springfield resident B F Kelley describes kidney and bladder trouble worsening last year. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for several weeks his headaches ceased, bladder function returned to normal, and all distress faded.
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B. F. Kelley
Springfield, M
Foley
Binneys Collapse Sparks Town Gossip and Sympathy
An account from the New York Sun records community reactions to Mr Binney's business failure. Neighbors and relatives comment on income, debts, and plans for Binney and his wife Mrs Binney as they face social scrutiny and the need to find work.
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Binney
Mrs. Binney
New York Sun
A City of Dangers In Mosul At Night
In David Fraser s account Mosul on the Tigris fuels danger for residents Prices are high water must be carried from the river The bridge is a dangerous maze of boats and stone sections with risky joins and eddies A fall from the boats has killed riders and animals Life here carries little value as repairs are neglected
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Mosul
Tigris
India
David Fraser
Turkey
Voor Zabile
Reece
Final Test Fails as Fatfooted Soldier Joins Army
A humorous wartime vignette from a Pittsburgh Gazette Times item recounts a would-be recruit who impresses the doctor, completes the shoe-water test, but is rejected for fatfootedness. Also brief quips about slang, misread tongues, and a moonlit barracks incident appear in this column.
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Bill
Billi
Pittisburg Gazette-Times
The Royal Hoax and the Missing Duke of Cumberland Sword
A London Chronicle item recounts the 1740 Haymarket Bottle Hoax and the loss of the Duke of Cumberland sword amid crowd fury. It notes a reward of thirty guineas, the sword’s elusive fate, and a report that the conjurer vanished prompting anger and a ransacking of the theatre. The piece shifts to curious Bermondsey street names and a brief anecdote about a mother’s habit of mimicking speech errors.
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Loke of Cumberland
Haymarket
Duke of Cumberland
Cumberland
London Chronicle
Bermondsey
Gray's Inn
Bath Square
East End
Brussels
Whitehall
Genius Defined Across Quotes and Quips
The passage reflects on genius as a person allowed into life by fate or opportunity, illustrated by a humorous exchange about talent, a newsboy’s quip on practice, and a Bacon comparison that the heart connects rather than isolates, capturing wit and reflection from periodical prose.
Wandering Lake Lake Nor in the Tabi desert tale
The Lake Nor in the Tabi desert of southwestern Asia, known as the wandering lake, is discussed with a plausible explanation from Sven Hedin. He suggests the Tarim river brings salt during high water that pushes the lake southeast, while the late summer and northeast winds push sand and dust to drive the lake southward, with the migration shifting over time.
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Lake Nor
Tabi Desert
Asia
Sven Hedin
Tarim
Absurd mix up over umbrella at subway corner
An absentminded woman leaves home with an umbrella at 2. At the station she abandons it to a newsdealer. At 6 she buys a paid escort for 10 cents to her own home, then retrieves her dripping umbrella from a boy. She denounces herself as an idiot.
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New York Press
Appropriate Treatment For A Man With A Poor Mouth
The piece advises a simple solution for a man who always walks around with a poor mouth. It suggests sending him to a dentist as the practical and humorous remedy.
Questioning damages in assault case cited
A fragment quotes a question about damages in an assault case and a response noting someone’s reaction. The dialogue hints at a courtroom or social setting, but no names, dates, or places are provided. The piece focuses on inquiry into possible damages and a remark about a person’s reaction.
A Man Without Patience W a Lamp Without Oil
A brief item notes De Musser as the speaker or author of a parable or aphorism about patience and preparedness, contrasting a man lacking patience with a lamp that has no oil, illustrating a warning about readiness and virtue.
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de Musser
Post Office Property Dispute Over New Building in Denver
The Currier estate's condemnation for a United States federal building site in Denver leads to a circuit court appeal. Testimony estimates range from sixty thousand to twenty seven thousand dollars, but jurors already set a value as the just worth. The dispute delays construction as the Post Office Department awaits final court resolution.
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Greeley
Josepl Ewing
Henry Fprier
United
United States
Denver
Bier
Currier
United States Circuit Court of
Robert BE
Lewis Varn
Denver Group Drills Deep Well for Gas and Oil Near Creek
A Denver Boulder group led by W J Barker and associates pushes a deep drilling project in the Creek district aiming to strike large quantities of natural gas and high grade illuminating oil. The well near Plainview shows gas and oil at depth and Union Gasoline of Denver has installed derrick equipment while drilling continues toward 965 feet.
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Denver
Denver Creek Boulder
W. J. Barker
Denver Electric Company
Sander Greeley
E. G. Straub
C Sanborn
Boulder
Plainview
Union On Gasoline Company of
Special Round Trip Homes Rates to Pointa in New Mexi and Texas
Colorado & Southern offers round trip homeseeker tickets to points in New Mexico and Texas during special periods each month. The program includes stop over privileges and greatly reduced fares. For full details, contact your nearest Colorado and Southern agent or the General Passenger Agent, Den.
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Texas
Colorado & Southern
New Me
Ingliders
Privilerr
Colorado
Fie
Den
Hen Publily TaSall 70 Brother DavI Pile
A brief notices a person named Hen Publily TaSall about 70, with possible relation to a brother identified as DavI Pile. The readable text is fragmented and unclear surrounding identities and actions.
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TaSall
Davi Pile
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