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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1901

Page

11

Deserted Carthusian Monastery Ties France to Lost Liqueur Source

In Isere France the La Grande Chartreuse convent has been deserted after 1 000 years of activity as France's access to Chartreuse liqueur ends at the source. The Carthusian order founded in 1081 with 400 year old buildings produced the yellow green and white liqueur. Exiled monks may settle in England or the Isle of Wight while the new associations law shifts revenue away from the republic.

la Grande Chartrewse Isere France Lawa Republic Order of the Carthusians Hruno England United States Wight LA Grande Chartreuse

Instrument for Soils Experiments Described by USDA Division

The U S Department of Agriculture division of soils describes a new electric instrument for soil studies. It measures multiple properties by resistance between buried carbon electrodes to gauge moisture and temperature effects on plant growth. Field use keeps electrodes buried year round, enabling year long consistent records from the same soil sample.

Division of Soils United States Department of Agriculture Connecticut

Rough Rider Made Governor of Arizona

Alexander Brodie was announced to become governor of Arizona, a figure tied to President Roosevelt as former lieutenant colonel of the Rough Riders. He served in the Spanish American War, later returned to command at Montauk, and had West Point training. He has West, business interests, and was praised for services to Apaches and Cuba. Monuments recall Valley Forge and revolutionary soldiers who faced cold and hunger. Washington Monument visionary effort marks surrender anniversary. A Strike Threat to Mines: French coal miners consider a general national strike. 40,000 vote yes for November 1, 10,000 no, with about 110,600 not voting.

Alexander Brodie Bovernor Arizona Washington Roosevelt Rough Riders Brodle Guasimas Montauk West Point First Cavalry General Cook Valley Forge Bunker Fl Saratoga Yorktown Revolutionary Goldiers Title Army Valley, Forge Daughters of the Revolution Corniwillis woldi@re National Federation of the Miners Bornis Neuer Range Milin Sinmtor Clark America

Senator Clark's vast industrial empire spans continents

Special Letter outlines W A Clark of Montana as a universal magnate with granite quarries in Maine, rubber and coffee ventures in Mexico, mines and banks in Montana, and numerous holdings from street railways to newspapers. It details his planned New York mansion granite, immense wealth, and leadership of diverse businesses across the U S and beyond.

Maine W. A. Clark Montana Allcoppr Kings Mino California Gulf of Mexico North Jay Aimittero Calfornia Mexico Be Ag United States Thas Clarir WILLIAM A. @LARK New York Palace Portland Elbes Clark Senator Clark Butte Northwest Idaho Nevada Colorado Utah Salt Lake City Arianna Red United Verde Waclark Copper Wire Company New Jersey

Electrical Wonder of the Wireless Era Revealed

A Philadelphia firm built for the Japanese government a massive induction coil apparatus used in wireless telegraphy. It boasts the largest coil yet, a 46 inch spark linked to 42 inch forked lightning like discharges, weighing about 2000 pounds and powered by nearly an hour of electricity to bridge 500 miles with wireless messages.

Eee Philadeputa Spottiswood England Korean Peninsula Japan

Ally of Zine Helra and the coastal city structures

The text describes Ally of Zine Helra on the coast of Portuguese East Africa as a busy site built with zinc and containing a hospital and sine building. It notes ut ewall materials, a hospital stretcher of gine, and a framework for resting dm and gine, with zinc seroma highlighted as the durable cheap material used in many ways but language is fragmented and obscure.

Portuguese East Africa Aine

Molasses Proves Beneficial for Horses and Cattle

Many agriculturists across regions believe molasses is a nutritious feed for horses and cattle. Recent experiments have strengthened this view, showing notably beneficial results for animal health and performance.

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