The Imperator the world’s largest ship sails Bremen to New York
The Imperator, just completed, is the world’s largest passenger ship plying Bremen to New York. At 1000 feet long and 80 feet wide she features a flower garden mint bed candy store running track Roman baths a grand ballroom brutal details follow.
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Bremen
New York
Build Roads and Be Happy
Propaganda piece by Homer D Wade urging road construction as uplifting and civic virtue. Advocates public highway investment as essential to happiness, prosperity, and education, likening roads to moral improvement and community harmony.
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Homer D. Wade
Teflas Good Roads Association
Industrial Notes and Agricultural Updates from Across Texas
Texas cotton exports begin with the steamship Scythian bound for Liverpool. Land purchases in Denton set county records at 272 acres for 31 280 dollars. Hereford reports bumper irrigated crops with about 35 bushels per acre wheat and 75 bushels oats. Texas ginning in July reaches 5 307 bales, 4 120 more than 1912. Denton cleans up citywide. Galveston ships 1 053 000 bushels wheat and 7 488 barrels flour in one week. Shiner resident Koenning predicts half a bale per acre on cotton.
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Denton
J. H. Fuqua
Ellis County
Hereford
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ed. R. Kane
Texas
Galveston
Henry Koenning
Shiner
Koenning
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