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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
7
New York to Host First Ever American Land and Irrigation Exposition
The 1911 New York land show runs November 3 to 12 and will display agricultural wealth from across the nation. Prizes include 500 in gold for apples, a 1000 cup for corn, and a 1000 cup for sugar beets with judges from agricultural colleges. Daily giveaways of land plots will attract visitors and new settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis of America
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Manhattan Island
New York
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
United States
International Harvester Company
Horace Havemeyer
Department of Agriculture
Washington
East
Montana
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Roswell
New Mexico
Western Irrigated Land and Orchard Company
Tallahassee
Fla
Stilwell
Florida Pecan Endowment Company
American Land and Irrigation Exposition
Frankness Praised in Prohibition Era Senate Tale
Senator Dolliver recalled a 19th century anecdote from John H Gear showing honesty over temperance zeal. Gear faced a Quaker chair who questioned his drinking while praising his frankness as more commendable than habit, and the audience still backed him in election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Senate
John H. Gear
Gear
Temperance Society
Washington Star
The Louvre’s Rise and a Stevenson Anecdote
A reminiscence recalls Charles Brookfield claiming Stevenson drafted the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde germ while debating a businessman named Samuel Creggan. It then traces the Louvre’s history from 628 to Napoleon III, highlighting Napoleon I’s museum transformation and Napoleon III’s 1857 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekyll and Hyde
Stevenson
Charles Brookfield
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Samuel Creggan
Samuel
Creggan
Louvre
Dagobert
Francis I
Louis XIV
Napoleon I
Napoleon
Napoleon III
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Gotham
Harker
Tommy
Chicago News
Chicago Tribune
Cervantes
Toggery
Second Street
Kennewick
Kimonas
J. E. Tull Company
Woo
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