Invents New Stock Food From Spelt and Wheat
Prof M F Buffum former Fort Collins experiment station head reports a new stock feeding grain called emmer a cross between Russian spelt and American wheat after six years of work. It is a winter drought resistant high yielding 90 to 100 bushels per acre developed on the Worland farm in the Big Horn Basin Wyoming established by wealthy agriculturists for arid land grain experiments.
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Denver
Colo
M. F. Buffum
Fort Collins
Buffum
Worland
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Lehmann Debuts as Solicitor General Before Supreme Court
Frederick W. Lehmann of St. Louis was installed in Washington as solicitor general of the department of justice and made his debut before the Supreme Court.
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Washington, D. C
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Don’t put off buying Christmas Seals today
Community groups urge immediate purchase of Christmas Seals to support charitable programs. Local volunteers promote early gift purchases, highlighting benefits to welfare services and holiday outreach across multiple districts.
Cupid in Auto Sets New Record
A Chicago bridegroom-to-be marries in two hours inside an Albuquerque auto ceremony near the Church of San Felipe. Harry C. Drum plans to wed Miss Constance M. Sellers, daughter of a prominent Albuquerque family, then depart for Chicago. The coast-to-coast Auto Tour party, including A L Westgard, spurred local celebrations as Drum and Sellers quickly pledged their troth.
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Chicago
San Francisco
A. L. Westgard
New York
Touring Club of America
Albuquerque
Colonel Sellers
Constance
Drum
Miss Sellers
Church of San Felipe
Tragic tale of riches and death from Yukon note
A dying Yukon prospectors note found tied to a wild goose leg near Granite City Illinois tells of a vast gold sheet behind a cabin and imminent death. Memphis police veteran Geo Powers is named, with corroborating letters from Isaac Thornton and a second goose report in Berger North Dakota.
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ST. Louis
Yukon
Fred Wanton
Granite City
Ill
Wanton
George Powers
Horseshoe Lake
White Horse Pass
Pine Creek
Memphis
Tenn
Geo. Powers
Hunter
Powers
Alaska
Ilinois
John M. Taylor
Memphis Business Men's League
Isaac Thornton
Berger
N. D
Thornton
Conductor Kniffen Murder Probe In Detroit Home
Police investigate the death of 35 year old streetcar conductor Frank Kniffen found bleeding in his Detroit home. His wife Nellie and their four children are detained as officers review a bloody axe, snow tracks, and alleged jealousy amid questions of possible insanity.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Kniffen
Nellie
Kniffen
Christmas Seal Seen as Badge of Patriotism
The phrase frames the Christmas seal as a symbol of national pride reflecting charitable giving and civic duty during the holiday season.
Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association Praised by La Follette
Senator La Follette lauds the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association as among the state's greatest efforts. The remark highlights the public health work and its impact on Wisconsin communities.
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Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
la Follette
Bargain Prices on Tapestry and Velvet Rugs plus Buffets
Inventory fragment lists bargain prices for Tapestry Brussels Rugs in several sizes and Velvet Rugs 9x12 with prices from 11.90 to 22.50, Wilton and Axminster rugs with varying 9x12 prices, and multiple Buffets including oak and quartered oak with glass doors.
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Eee
OSPF
Eeee
Ee Cera
Cement firm to mass produce burial vaults replacing wood coffins
Wm Rehfuss leads Cement Manufacturing Company as it installs equipment to manufacture cement burial vaults. The move aims to preserve coffins by shielding remains from decay and moisture, with orders expected by February 1 as moulds arrive and production advances.
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William Rehfuss
City
Cement Manufacturing Company
Mr. Redfuss
Christmas plans and local visits in Winona area
Homer Putnam returns home to Winona after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Whitlock. Florence Hill and Miss Anna Hanson visit friends in Winona. Miss Alice Brown visits Mr and Mrs Kimble. P Tuell calls on business. School to present Christmas program before holiday break. Latimer heads home for vacation while Hollinsworth prepares to move to Indiana and occupy Mill's cottage Keywaydin. Marc Taintor visits family as Winona High student. Cherry Grove Camp R N A holds regular meeting.
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Harold Putnam
Winona
J. M. Whitlock
Florence Hill
Alice Brown
M. Kimble
P. Tuell
Anna Hanson
Homer B. Latimer
Fish
Orlando Hollinsworth
Indiana
Johnson Turns Inventor With Hydraulic Lifting Machine
Chicago heavyweight champion Jack Johnson has patented a Johnson hydraulic lifting machine. He will not sell for any price and plans a small south side factory after minor improvements to manufacture hoisting devices for painters platforms and tire lifting roles.
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Chicago, Ill
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Ap Atus Johnson
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