Railroads Open Vast Texas For Homeseekers Outlook
Texas land buyers flood southern and western ranches as railroad expansion melts old ranches into thriving settlements. Gulf coast counties see town and agricultural colonies rise. rail lines ready for heavy homeseeker traffic this fall and winter, boosting building trades and business activity statewide.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Gulf Coast Territory
San Antonio
Rera
United States
Labor Has Fight in House of Commons
London reports that the Osborne judgment bars labor unions from using funds to pay MPs expenses. Labour MPs, all of modest means, could lose their seats if funds are not allowed. The government faces a choice between payment bills and potential Lords rejection, with Col Seeley hinting a solution may be found.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Labor Party
Col. Seeley
House of Lords
Botannical Department
Maiyo
Prince Malyo
St. James’ Square
Scotland Yard
Daimler
Southampton
Lady Grace
Duke
Mr. Haviland
Somerfield
Bransome
Penelope
Devenhan
Charlie
Prince
Japan
Inspector Jacks
Spencer Whiles
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Soto
Marks
Vander
Purdue Exhibit At State Fair Showcases Farm Education
Purdue dairy and animal husbandry displays at the state fair illustrate feeding trials profits for hogs and cattle, show bro-mides on steer types, corn silage for sheep, and the value of fertilizer regulation. The horticultural, soil, weed, and seed-testing exhibits emphasize practical farm improvements, pest control, and teacher outreach for Indiana schools.
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Purdue Experiment Station
Purdue Station
Animal Husbandry Department
Indiana
San Jose
Purdue Veterinary Department
Horticultural Department
Purdue
The Illustrious Prince Chapter XXXIII Continued
The prince faces mounting danger as Japanese loyalty collides with British law. Penelope warns flight while Duke and friends urge escape. In a dramatic twist Soto confesses, then dies after praise to honor and country. The prince endures, declaring gods claim the faithful.
Insane Wanderer Surrenders After Prairie Detour
Peter Simonoff, a Polish noble claimant, wandered the prairie near Granada, Lamar, until surrendering to authorities. Police found over $900 in cash and diamonds in his possession. He attempted suicide by drinking turpentine and slashing his wrists, then was moved to the state hospital for the insane.
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Lamar
Colo
Peter Simoneff
Granada
Simonoff
State Hospital
Army Orders And Transfers In Washington
Army orders issued reveal Capt. William A Covington takes charge of the signal corps center in DC. Capt. Henry J Hatch sails to Fortress Monroe for coast artillery board consults. 20 days leave granted Second Lieut Edgar Z Steeger. Several officers relieved from Army War College to rejoin their stations on Oct 31 including Lieuts Col Charles M O Connor and John C Tilson plus others from infantry and cavalry.
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Washington
William A. Covington
Coast Artillery Corps
Signal Corps
Artillery
District of Columbia
Henry J. Hatch
Fortress Monroe
Coast Artillery Board
Edgar Z. Steeger
Seventh Infantry
Army War College
Charles M. O'Connor
Eighth Cavalry
John C. FE. Tilson
Eighteenth Infantry
John T. Night
Tnjs
William ©. Brown
Third Cavalry
Charles L. Beckharts
Witth Infantry
David J. Baker, Jr
Eleventh Infantry
Godfrey H. Mac
Donald
Thirteenth
Wheeler Returns Home for Appendicitis Operation
Post Wheeler, secretary of the American embassy at St. Petersburg, has arrived in the United States after a 5000 mile journey seeking an appendicitis operation. He favors a procedure by an American surgeon in Washington or a U.S. hospital, citing the comfort of home soil for the knife.
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Washington
Post Wheeler
St. Petersburg
United States
Redm
Russia
Wheeler
Candy store to occupy vacant Broadway Olive corner
A major lease completes to fill the northwest corner of Broadway and Olive in St. Louis after the La Salle building. A 28 by 50 foot corner store will house a candy shop at an annual rental of seventeen thousand dollars.
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ST. Louis
Broadway and
Olive
la Salle
Pioneer barbed wire maker Col Isaac Ellwood dies at 77
Chicago dispatch reports Col Isaac L Ellwood a pioneer barbed wire manufacturer, builder of DeKalb NL wealth, died at his DeKalb residence at 77 after his wife’s recent death. He had seemed in good health until days before. The death follows his spouse’s passing.
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Chicago
Isaac L. Ellwood
DeKalb, NL
Dekkalb
Col. Ellwood
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J. C. Joslin
Purdue Dairy Department
State Chemist’s Department
Purdue University Experiment Station
Lead Arsenala
Indiana Horticultural Society
Mitchell
Miss Penelope
Matro
Philosphy
Pole
Savoy Hotel
America
Tle
Jacks
Banzal
Tog
Mr. Jacks
the Growers of India Tea
Bears
Castoria
Demer Medicalstitute
BAT
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Indianapolis
Ind
Office OF
DR. Murphy
North
Pennsylvania
D.S. Murphy
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