Missouri River Fishermen and a Russian Houseboat Venture
Along the Missouri river between Quindaro and the Blue, nearly 100 men live by fishing with outfits costing up to 150 dollars. Bill Cole notes daily yields of 10 to 12 dollars in peak season and describes river life, gear, and the growing caviar trade as a mysterious Russian prepares a large houseboat and fleet of nets. The article also mentions shifts in local milk testing and a sewer project in Argentine with a 4300 dollar cost.
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Bill” Cole
Missouri River
Bill
Kansas City
Missouri
Tariff Mistakes to Be Corrected Soon
The article notes errors in tariff listings and states corrections will be implemented as soon as possible. No additional names or details are provided in the readable text.
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California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
California
Dairy milk law reaches private cow operations
A letter questions if laws regulating milk apply to households selling milk locally. The Star notes that milk sellers beyond formal dairies fall under the same regulations, with inspectors busy monitoring dairy operations.
Peace agreement questioned as Democratic by Mr Democrat
Mr Democrat asks whether the peace accord aligns with Democratic values and whether labeling the utilities issue as chief concern reflects party stance. He questions the political framing and its impact on public perception.
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Democrat
Revelations From the Baltimore American
A casual friend teases about a girl's father who is described as a confirmed kicker, prompting the young man to ponder why everyone smiles at the remark.
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Baltimore American
Gould Sent Agent Abroad to Probe Prince de Sagan Past
George J Gould reportedly dispatched his personal representative to Europe to investigate the record of Prince Helie de Sagan. Captain Donald Todd is said to be en route with orders for a thorough probe into the prince past affairs as the engagement to Mme Anna Gould advances amid family opposition.
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New York
George J. Gould
Mme
Anna Gould
Helie de Sagan
Europe
Gould
Donald Todd
Mr. Gould
de Sagan
Mme. Gould
St. Regis
Howard Gould
London House for Silent Smith’s Widow London
Mrs James Henry Smith takes 41 Grosvenor square from Florence Lady Nunbornholme for a year with an option to purchase. The house is well adapted for entertaining. See Mr Beardsley’s appeal to the voters on page.
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London House
Smith
London
James Henry Smith
Grosvenor Square
Florence
Nunbornholme
Mr. Beardsley
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Ransing
Topeka
Alton
Kansas City Transportation Bureau
Chicago & Alton
Wabash
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Health Department
Reese Brown
Ruby Avenue
Hickory Street
Argentine
Second Street
Cherry Street
Metropolitan Avenue
Food Inspector’s Department
Metropolitan
Republican
Public Utilities Commission
George Gould
Prince
U. S
William Warner
L Herbert S. Hadley
Henry M. Beardsley
R. Rk. Brewster
Third Regiment
Beardsley
Louisville, Ky
San Francisco
Cal. S.A
England
New York, N. Y
Kpraller Cook Liebig Company
S. T. Rober
Erko CO
Kansas City, Mo
Herbert $. Hadley
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