Price Baking Powder advertisement claims superior leavening
An early 20th century ad extols Price Baking Powder as most economical with greater leavening strength. It asserts a spoonful raises more dough, yields light bread and cake, and minimizes waste of flour sugar butter and eggs. The copy argues lower batch costs and healthier food versus cheap alum powders from other firms.
Local notes from Pueblo to Lexington and beyond
Local briefs list visitors and departures across several towns including Pueblo Colorado, Norborne Missouri, Sedalia and Kansas City. Mentions include Robert Benedict, Miss Jessie Smock, Joe Gratz, Mrs YW Burnett, Cornelia Ryland, and many others visiting relatives or returning home. Advertisements for dyes and a medicine follow, with notes on paving Main Street and railings on local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benedict
Pueblo
Col
Miss Jessie Smock
Norborne
YW. M. Burnett
Kansas City
W. VY. A. Qutton
Fort Bridger
Wyoming
Cornelia Ryland
Brayton
Neb
Chas. W. Loomis
J. H. Senden
George and
Qati
L. E. Altwein
Anns
Rose
St. Joseph
Birdie Duncan
Bolden
Rose Klein
de Sote
Gustav Huerle
W. EE. Bard
Sedalia
J. C. McGrew
Maggie Smith
Qcorder
Henry Leutgen
Pearl Reeder
Lillian Falkerson
Kansas
Olley
Growth in American Glass Manufacture Noted by Census Bureau
Census Bureau bulletin reports healthy growth in the U S glass industry despite foreign competition. It notes more tank furnaces and mechanization, oil gas fuel drives factory placement, and a rise in capital investment from 1890 to 1900 with expanded output in plate and cathedral glass. 355 active establishments in 1900 with idle sites count 60.
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Census Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
West Virginia
New York City
Remarkable Ruins Found in Oaxaca Monte Alban
Conservator Leopoldo Latres returns from Zapotean ruins in Oaxaca. He reports an ancient Monte Alban city with signs of submergence about 3,000 years ago and an Egyptlike obelisk at a tomb entrance. Batres will prepare a detailed report for the government. Prof Comes of the Smithsonian had earlier visited Alhan Bay area near Oaxaca City.
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Leopoldo Latres
National Monuments
Oaxaca
Monte Alban
Egypt
Batres
Te Alhan
Comes
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
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Ghicaco
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Joe Gratz
Nora Potts
Colorado
Lucille Robinson
Prion
Moan
Aule
Crenshaw & Young
Mae Oliver
Benville
W. Z. Mitchell
Waverly
Resistives
Mrs. HH
Wallace
St Joseph
Josie Teubner
Glasgow
Edith Marrs
W. S. Carter
Keokuk
Towa
A. F. Mayne
Walter
St. Louis
F. Morath
Modle Sebring
Capt. Ryland Todhunter
Higginsville
Mesdames
Juliet Findley
Laura Young
Robert Barnels
Rose Hollenbeck
McAllister Springs
Pannis Grimes
Fannie Venable
Clara
Nicholson
Dover
Kinney
Bosigen
Dena Autehasoe
Kate
Missouri City
Carollyne Burns
Lea's Summit
Susan Wales
Odessa
J. E. Whiteside
Payette
Z. M. Williame
Blanch Rotertasa
Manhattan
Kas
A. BR. Robertson
Aoggel
Crenshaw & Youve, Sm
Main Street
Missea
Emma Bertier
Mabel Kuhn
W. HB. Dreyer
Lydia Dreyer
Leroy Farmer
Leroy
Canon City
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
J. GC. McGrew
Coffeyville
Rae Patterson Milling Co
McGrew
Hutchison
Missouri River
Corder Bee
Lexington
Blackburn
Corder
Lexington A
Cam
DR. Fenner
Trouhies
Fenner
Bret Posend
Swan
Orrix
Rooke St.vitus
Pillsbury
Salyones
Pendibe
Fairbank
Arbnackie
Pankages
Mason
Aull & Schultz
Moores Crown
Moore Medical Company
C. W. Loomis
Leroy Forsnier
Missouri
Te Moore Medicine Company
Waidell
Tres
Tuljur
Lexington Savings Bank
Hanking Hoffman
J. Q. Chambers
YOUNG
Walter St Wadder
Terie
ED Haukin
Face
Wiarton
Jackob Dalley
Hoffman Rufon Teune Alice W
Mrs . Kenick Betno W Smith F. Lew Wallace Elizabeth A Wallace
McCanaland
Chumbera GA
Nieholven
Cachand
Kh, Ureland, Onahler
Lee J
Slusher
Tue TrRopers Bank
Leaingson, Mo
Fraid
Ociere Fae
Feaviva
Andrew, Casmyp
GMO
M. Cathon
Board OF Directors
Michasred Fiakt
J. Andrew
Charles Lyons
G. M. Catron
Joe Wy Barrer
Willim J. Moria Bie
Marke
Dienes
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