Parcel Post Inauguration Faces Early Hurdles In New York
Charles N. Lurie reports on the early stage of the parcel post system as it begins Jan 1. Postmaster Edward M. Morgan plans ten new auto and twenty five horse-drawn wagons in New York, with a fifteen day review and possible expansion. The piece notes contracts with wagon owners, the view of express companies on competition, and the system’s weight and size limits, zone-based postage, and a shift from flat to graded rates as the service expands.
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Charles N. Lurie
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United States
Congress
Soe
Pacific
New York
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Edward M. Morgan
Parcel Post
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Frank H. Hitchcock
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John Wanamaker
Benjamin Harrison
FP. H. Hitchcock
Silver City
American Press Association
Chicago
Bureau of Mines
Arthur J. Brinton
Kansas State Agricultural College Jubilation Plans Mark Fifty Years
The Kansas State Agricultural College prepares a jubilee for its fiftieth year as the world’s largest agricultural college. Planned events are pending, with the institution highlighting its 2,528 students 167 teachers and 36,500 library volumes under Henry J. Waters. Miss Manette Myers of Raton, NM. Harley M. Newcomb noted.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Madison
Henry J. Waters
Missouri State Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural
Waters
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