Railroad at Andes to Amazon Link Under Construction
Alfred W. McCune leads a $10,000,000 railroad project to span 270 miles from the Andes summit to the Ucayali tributary in Peru. The line will connect with Henry Meiga’s Pacific route from Callao to the Andes, forming a through rail water route across equatorial America. The system promises to shorten transit times from months to about four days, channel rubber from Potomayo to Callao, then by steamers to North America and Europe.
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Alfred W. McCune
Andes
Amazon
Ucagli
Henry Meiga
Pacific
Callao
North America
Europe
Panama’ Canal
Straw Votes Quote From Defeated Candidate
A defeated candidate lightly dismisses straw polls, saying they lack real merit but admit some comfort in their readings. The remark underscores skepticism toward straw votes while noting their occasional reassurance amid political uncertainty.
Western town window shot by a man
A man in a western town fires at a neighbor's window, sparking curiosity and a possible misunderstanding about a seasonal window closure.
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Bacon
Egbert
Misquoted Remarks on Credit and Imitation
Fragmentary quotes discuss authorship and credit, noting an author’s stance on not stealing ideas while suggesting proper attribution for useful ones. The lines imply caution against taking others ideas and emphasize giving credit when ideas are borrowed.
College studies focus slackened son falls behind
A father voices concern that his son at college is not catching up with studies. He asks a friend if the son remains enrolled and progressing, noting the perceived struggle and regret.
Breezy Miss Corker Sparks Lighthearted Banter
A playful exchange imagines Miss Corker with a breezy, windy demeanor, highlighting a witty, light mood. The dialogue centers on perceived personality and charm, framed as a humorous comparison to a windy day.
European concert prep sparks turkey trot chatter
In a lively exchange, Greene questions whether the European concert counts as a musical organization. Gates notes busy preparations for the turkey trot while Bore asserts ear training by ear. Mise Bright adds a quip about earaches.
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Greene
Gates
Turkey
A. Bore
Neva
First Thought Indy's Question in Russia Bomb Event
An Indy in Russia asked if her head was on straight after the bomb flew past. The remark reveals a tense, personal moment amid the volatile scene.
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Russia
Ghostly prospects spark chilly punchline at show
A witty exchange quips about a spirit performance. One comedian notes the act lacks energy, while the other jests the show has no ghost of a chance. The banter highlights a brief theater moment with sharp humor and a wary audience reaction.
Free laxative sample from Dr Caldwell offered
Laxative seekers are invited to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at no cost. The ad touts mild gentle action without griping and notes endorsements from mothers and professionals. To receive a free sample, send address to Dr W B Caldwell 402 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
C. K. Smith
Rani Clearing House
Pine Bluff
Ark
W B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello, Til
W. Evans
Danville
Dr. King
Hoy
Missouri College of Agriculture Offers Farm Labor Program
Missouri College of Agriculture announces a labor program to ease farm staffing. Graduates gain six months practical experience starting June 1, with three months service and variable pay. March 1 starts Shion Course students with salaries from 25 dollars monthly, depending on duties. Mail applications to the Farm Management Department in Columbia, Missouri. Also notes social visits and arrivals in Waverly, Muskogee, and Kansas City.
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Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Jane
Parm Management Department
Missour College of Agriculture
Columbia
Notice to Auto Owners for Public Conveyance License
Notice to automobile owners who desire to carry passengers for pay that they must obtain a public conveyance license. Those driving for hire without a license face arrest and fines. Frank HaberKorn, City Marshal.
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Frank Haberkorn
Divorce suit in Lafayette County Missouri 1913 notice
In Lafayette County Circuit Court a divorce petition by Laura A Strasburg against Charles F Strasburg is filed. The defendant, a non resident of Missouri, is ordered to appear by June term 1913 or the petition will be confessed. Publication to run in The Lafayette Intelligencer for four weeks before the June term. True copy on record. J. W. Sydnor, Clerk. Clarence Vivian, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Dane
Laura
Strasburg
Charles F. Strasburge
Charles I. Strasburg
Charles F. Strasburg
Charles KF. Strasburg
Lexington
Laxin Intelligeno
Lafayette
Mteen
Circuit Court
J. W. Sydnor
Circuit Clerk
Local residents travel to Nigelingville for business
Clarence Vivian, William Chiles, William Aull Sr, W. Sydinor, William Wad dell and Clem Waddell left for Nigelingville Tuesday morning on business concerns.
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KN. Tlooking
Clarence Vivian
Chiles
Wm. Aull
Sydinor
Waddall
Clem
Waddell
Nigeingville
Buisiness
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National Farm Magazine
Pres Jence
Despense
Kimball
Honmandy
Wuppermfil Dairy Facmer
Poultry Culture
Court
Lexington Intelligencer
The
Daily Drovers Telegram
Southwest
Mickeux
Daily Drovers
Daily Drovers 'Telegram
Daily Telegraphic
P Warentet
Holghin
FB. Gordon
Waverly
Fannie Young
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Mes. J.C. Flynn
St. Louis
Mire
W. G. McCausland
State OF Missouri
Lafayhete
Clarenge Vivian
Plainlil
Castoria
C. Aarons
Escertals
Cnr
Paket Opl
Union Renen
Ideal Agency
Scientific Americatt
New York
Munn & Co
Gros
D. York
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