Buffaloes and public lands plan spurs wildlife bill
A historic proposal aims to raise buffalo herds in the Rocky Mountains and Mexico with government support. Jones of Gamlen County seeks 20,000 acres for reserves and plans to furnish two buffalo calves yearly for public parks. The committee urges passage of a bill authorizing the interior secretary to set aside tract and regulate bison disposition.
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Jones
Gamlen Oty
Kan
Clan Institute
Rocky Mountains
Washington
Mr. Lacy
We On
Eddy
Lincoln
Mexico
King Don and Lillie wed in shadow of hidden past
In this dramatic tension the couple marry after Don pleads for protection and a life together. Lillie fears lingering threats from Prince Clement Sing as she faces troubling suspicions about Captain Gordon. Don discovers the prince’s accusation as the scene climaxes with his return in full dress, sword in hand.
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Lillie
Don
Prince Clement Sing
Bombay
Gordon
Prince Clement
Pindi
Kitmutgar
Captain Dermont
A Change for the Better on Women’s Independence
Lady Violet Greville notes the emancipation of women from Queen Victoria’s era, recalling that wives could not walk unaccompanied and driving alone in public was once seen as immodest. She asserts that in the last fifteen years women of good family may walk freely and do much more today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
England
Prince Clement Sing
Lillie
den of
Violet Greville
Queen Victoria
New Farmers Lodge Aims to Raise Wheat Prices Nationwide
Abilene dispatch reports Kansas farmers forming the Knights of the Soil a mutual lodge to act as a large scale trust. The group intends to unite grain growers Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas to control grain sales by withholding for 60 to 90 days and to fund the reserve through dues and assessments.
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Abilene
Kansas
Chicago Record
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of the Soil
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
West
Middle West
Farmers’ Organization
Lodge
Peruna Promotes Spring Health in Notable Letters
Hon Dan A Grosvenor deputy wartime auditor writes from Washington praising Peruna as a spring tonic and catarrh remedy. Exposition official Hal P Denton credits the tonic with restoring health after overwork. A Lynchburg reader Mrs D W Timberlake extols its nerve benefits and spring tonicity. Free book on Summer Catarrh offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Dan. A. Grosvenor
Ohio
War Department
Washington, D. C
Dan A. Gr
D. W. Timberlake
Lynchburg
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
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Rte CH. 1 & Co
Chicago
Maker
Carter
Lok Ray
Wascar
Wacheren
Ind
Mall
Price, Te
Portland
Cape Nome
Ady
Tres
Nda
Double Trouble
The
Paot
St. Jacobs Oil
California
Santa Fe
P. Mall
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Denver
Colo
Bex E
Atiesta, Ga
King Don
India
Mavor Allan
Gabie
Lillie Gordon
Derbyshire
Mrs. Franklin
Clement Sing
Simla
NEW Farmers’ Lodge
Dan. Grosvenor
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