Panhandle dam project proposals and power estimates rise
A historical article fragment outlines a large scale dam and hydroelectric plan affecting the Colorado River area. It details estimated costs from millions to hundreds of millions, potential horsepower outputs around 500 to 1,240,000, and irrigation and flood control aims spanning Arizona and California. It references Southern California Edison engineers and proposes multiple developments delivering power to California and surrounding regions. It also mentions associated data on river head, falls, and potential water use, with notes on fuel oil savings and regional impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edverton
Calistate Railroad
Panama
Federal
Commission
Aria@-water commission
Cour
Arabia
Anyon
Ariz
Fremont River
Iver
Little
Colorado
Southalifornia Edison
Beyeen
Arizona
Ior
California
Power Farming Devices Shown At Fargo Tractor Show
Nearly every power farming device will be exhibited at Fargo North Dakota for a three day national tractor show. Thousands expected to attend with manufacturers from the U S and Paris France. tests will judge tractors on plowing seeding and cost data to prove efficiency versus horses. Prizes totaling over forty thousand dollars cover horse outfits. tractors have no prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Middle West
United States
Paris
France
E. EF. Whaley
Springfield
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Missionary speaks at Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines Ta June 25 low ly arrived from this work among the 4 Q 105 000 Ah penisy ipem the Rev Sahu tyb Baits in militant missionary who preaches the Gospel with a Bible in his hand and hypalyerda his pocket and who owns awarded the IWutiserithinid medal by the Viceroy for his services last night contrasts India’s method of dealing with her originals with that in the United States at the Northern Baptist Convention in Liks city. His work he said was a curious mixture of the law suit the Gospel since the Criminal Tribes Act gives him magistrial powers over the Kavali settlement of criminals in which 1988 ees were equalled whetr Rev dkd Edwin fed Edie. At times he said he hired it necessary to carry a revolver in quelling alriot between two cautes for wi 8 pees thh re fast been sent to the set but he deal Jared that eat those who had [th be most sow ly disciplined at first, beenfe ex cellenticitizens under the Law of Work and the haw of workhip. Ts aa Another car of Briquets injsoon 814.50 a ton. Derby Grain Co. Phone 870 Mrs Emma 1 fal went 1 kam dora on Red Cross work told Leavenworth hep coal 80h ton Derby Grain Co Phone 87a ay Pigg 5 est hes Te 1 ag Mary Sylennelis of Ohio is isiting Mrs Al Shaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sahu
Hyepalyerda
India
United States
Northern Baptist Convention
Liks City
Kavali
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social And School Notes
Miss Florence Bennitt travels to Richter to visit her mother and relatives on a farm two miles north of Richter. The Shads Kalb family, Earl Hosett, and several locals are mentioned with health and education updates. Numerous residents attend visits, summer school plans, and church activities. A coupon book fundraiser supports Armenian children. Bank offices encourage support. Sunday events include Children’s Day at Centenary Hall with a pageant and varied performances by children, students, and teachers. The Commercial Club plans a park picnic, street improvement petitions are circulated, and a rainy spell impacts outdoor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flornce Bennitt
Richter
Richier
Shads Kalb
Hmma
Caroline
Reserve
Sin
Baldwin
Earl Hosett
Sumer Schjooo
Peturn
He Beaton
Bethoust Formstal
Wansas City
Kans
San Pied
Kiss
Bvabston
al Mathers Huse
Jiast High St
Rédia
Irancss
Earall
Garrett
Thomas Catorson
Las Bernarding
Calisturitke
Daldwity
Louisa Fisher
Christy Liselier
Ciop
Burs
Anudieth Dunes
Gael Heitz
Weaw York
Columbia
Laury Fi
Bahiwin
Avanston
Ilinois
Northwestern University
Leanard Jones
Lane
Granston
Llinois
My.o
J Chysty J. Fischer
Owith
Eighth Street
Louisa Hester
Gilbert Gander
Friedé
Merleen Jeanne Hischer
Thomas 'Patterson
San Bernardino
California
Profestor
Alfred
Legehand
Obituary: William Eer Dies at 89 in Lawrence Area
William Eer died at his home 944 Rhode Island Street on Sunday evening, three days after his wife’s death. Born March 7, 1832 near Dumfries Scotland, he was 89 years old. He married Essie Bell November 4, 1852 and lived in Scotland, then Boston, Massachusetts, then Twin Mound area before moving to Lawrence in 1904. Survived by five of nine children: Ales Bennett, Wes Bennett, Newton Mass., C Bennett Overbrook Kansas, Mrs. A. A. Webick Oskaloosa Kansas, Mrs. FP J. Simon Overbrook Kansas. Funeral services conducted by the Masons, of which he was a member for 50 years. burial in Dodder Cemetery near the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eer
Rhode Island Street
Dumfres
Scotland
Essie Bell
Boston Mass
Nee
Twin Mound
Lawrence
Ales Bennett
Wes
Newton
Mass
T. Bennett
Overbrook
Kansas
A. A. Webick
Oskaloosa
FP. J. Simon
Masons
Dodder Cemetry
Old Hom
Coun
Tty
FISHING LAWS AND LICENSES DESCRIBED IN 19TH CENTURY REPORT
A fragmentary report discusses Kansas fishing restrictions, licensing, and enforcement. It notes state authority, license requirements for commercial nets, gear limitations, and penalties for illegal seines while describing seasonal impacts on fisheries. The text includes references to Saw Topeka and broad river conditions.
Missouri AHE Kansas Inc Applications Highlight Training Camp Plan
Fragmented text describes Missouri AHE Kansas Inc and related applications for a military training camp area near Lemmon Port Crook. Mentions Nebraska Iowa Arkansas and dates around seven and May. Notes concerns about outdoor conditions and possible permits, with unclear local procedures and vendor involvement.
Unclear fishing regulation fragment surfaced
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mesh size rules and permits for fishermen, referencing a Bord and a $200 provision. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases, making precise interpretation of the regulation or parties involved impossible from the readable portion.
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Ding OF Colora
Catal
Lugeles
Jane Lavat
Southern Caifornia Jeonpany
API
Buy
Derby Grain Co
Dia Bicycle
Samuye
Jie
Thi Iy Tin
coQanule Skinner
Pibale
Sid
Sant
North Daskota
Inipla
Baptist
Tsaa
Emma
Dora
Cros
Leavenworth
Derby
Mary Sylennelis
Ohio
al ‘ Shaner
Baldwin News
America
Miss Rath Riley
Asher
Little Merle Missher
Mary Katherine Tarris
Clara Staad
Danice Stover
Edan Bailey
Chidries Shike
The
Schoor
Teddy @roegoo
Vincent Burton
Flay
Goddess of Liberty
Raby Keohane
Iskine
eColdwit State Bank
Daxnthy Keohane
Peary Canrtay
Mattie Peally
Pinkerton
Kingman
Hast Park
Madeling
Dr. Over Mass
J. Barrows
Barber’s Drug Stove
You St
PS Obituary
Moray
Topeka
Kanl
Vereral
Prdvisne Hansis
Prieces
Fia
Vida Ginge
Pete Eears
Missouri
Kansas Inc
Suhmer Training
Errye
Corti Lowa
Sijscari
Nebcaskal
Fort Cyodils
Oliteiri
Arkansis
Wik Iss
Lows
Eecoufh
Ae SD
Athelie
Nleree
Lemmon
Haeiuadhinee
Port Crook
Mayo
Wrigley
Eens
Cuthura
Gas City
Ind
Meil
Adktresa
Soagaiic
Obitanetitt
Luke
Tonle
Lyke
Lyko Medicine Company
New York
Kansas City
Kentucky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sunnyside
Jandervousness
Dan
Lydia
Pinkham
Paula
Velmed
Route 1
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