Grand Manila to Baguio by road and rail adventure
An enthusiastic travelogue from Manila describes an automobile trip of about 200 miles to Baguio, the Philippines summer capital, outlining routes through Luzon, rugged Benguet roads, and dramatic mountain scenery. It praises electric potential, climate, and the modernity of Baguio, noting social and educational benefits for teachers and families during the hot season.
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Cantral Plate
Luzon
la Seco
United States
Win Oriental
Baguio
Granite Canyon
Manlle
Lunas Sas
Sord Rae
Hydro-Sleep
Hagute
Manila
Bagule
Manufacturi
Camp One
Benguet Road
PBT
Dredipredige Coy Vachy
Viaguio
Bay
Archipalate
Baguie
Basuto
Jackson Schools Close For Hunting Week
Jackson schools close for a hunting week as teachers and pupils depart for Red Hills and upper Gros Ventre. Dr Campbell returns from Crystal Creek and plans Salt Lake City travel November 3. Hunting parties from Colorado and Idaho head into Gros Ventre and Crystal Creek areas for goats, sheep, and elk.
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Jackson
Red Hills
Gross Ventre
Campbell
Crystal Creek
Granite Hot Springs
Salt Lake City
Prank
Don Williams
Colorado
Gros Ventre
House Party Honors Idaho Guest Keyes Erwin
Mr and Mrs Jom Saunders T Baxter and wife Mrs Della Stahn and Loyd hosted a party for Keyes Erwin of Idaho who is visiting at the Suobeam.
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Jom Saunders
T. Baxter
Della Stahn
Loyd
Keyes Erwin
Idaho
Suobeam
Jewish relief work 48 worldwide and growing
The American Jewish Relief Committee operates from 15 East 40th Street New York and coordinates global aid for war sufferers. Expenditures exceed 72 000 000 monthly with a fall drive aiming for 35 000 000 to fund relief in Greece Turkey Palestine and Siberia. Refugees are aided to Holland Japan and China and aid goes to Christians as well as Jews worldwide.
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America
American Jewish Relief Committee
East 40Th Brrest
New York
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Siberia
Hollond
Japan
China
United States
Europe
Justion Greatest of Virtues Excerpt Fragment
A fragmented passage discusses Justion as a virtue, claiming the state was not born to the human heart and linking justice to natural order. The text references divine harmony and figures like Richard Conte in a historical or literary context.
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Justion
Richard Conte
Notice to Appropriators of Water in Division III
Notice to appropriators of water that proofs for water permits will be presented to the board of Control at the next regular meeting in 1930 for final certificates unless contested. Information on proofs available on request. proofs open for public inspection one day November 1 at the Superintendent of Water Division No. 4 Evanston Wyoming from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
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Board of Control
Superintendent of Water Division No. 4
Evanston
Mettara
Government report on potato food value and varieties
A government scientific committee reports that potato food value varies by dry matter content and microgene factors. It notes that when two varieties are close in properties the underlying microgenetics influence feeding quality. Hindu youth precocity in India described by a tourist, praising skilled child workers and advanced careers seen at a young age.
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India
Elindu
Home
Wend
Ani
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Countess Gisyka
S. BR. Jones
Rodney
Crystal Creek Hills
Roy Saunders
Deas Baxter
Sheep Mountain
Orient
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Joe Jackson
Arnold Gandil
Weaer
Charles Risberg
George Weaver
Oscar Felsch
Eddie Cicotte
Fred McMollin
Claude Willame
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Idea
Powell-Seaton Wort Canal
Howlaby No
Savage Holdem Dit Haker North Alta Canal
Savage Hillside
Scott and McBride
Sunny Side
Mome
Camp Creek
Pedersen Springs
Central Gack Danfield Daming North Gulch
Nelson
Nelson P. Nelson
Eni
Harrow Eni
V. Allen
Weal
Adams
Gupsrintendent Water Division No
Grea Ventre
Adamern
Wilcon Greav Tre River
Aeres
Davie
Lucas
David Timmons
James Peter C. Hansen
Orin H. Seaton
John Barber
Maud Smith
August Nichollason
Stephen N. Leek
William C. Bowlesby Lea
Hilmer Baroeees
David H. Cheney
Walter A. Scott
McBride
J.G. Cowles
Lava
John L. Eynon
South Twin
Camp
P. Ranch Co
Springs L. Johnson Spring
Joe Pfeifer
May P. Hore
William F. Manning
John
Charles W
Hedrick
Brush Creek
John L. Bynon
Lave Creek
James A. Halle
John L. Harbe
Weat
Rosa Brown
Spread Creek
H. Fuger
L. Starrett
Fiat Creek
Robertson
William
Manning
Middle Gulch
Muger
Elmer
Moody
Box Creek
Rudolf
Bischrock
Bryan Creek
Bryan “ Ayer
Little Horns Cr
Little Moree
Beaver
Beaver Creek
Lydia A. Leater Spread