Through Excursions and Rail Rates From Buffalo to Chicago
Extension of limit on Buffalo Pan American tickets via Nickel Plate Road with 13.00 round trips good 15 days 16.00 for 20 days and 21.00 for 30 days. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and first class dining. Through service to New York and Boston at low rates. Also notes on Great Western through excursion tickets to San Francisco at 50.00 and a general plea for subscriptions and medical ads.
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Buffalo Pan-American
Nickel Plate Road
American Clubplan
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Buffalo
Nickel Pate Road
New York
Boston
John Y. Callahan
California
Chicago Great Western Railway
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Great Western
J. P. Eimer
Drought Worse Since 1860 Prompts Panic in Missouri
William Hall warns the present drought rivals 1860 with corn yields collapsed and cattle dying. Banks plan loans to feed and move stock as markets falter. Governors call for prayer, referencing 1875 drought and locusts, while hopeful rains arrive to avert disaster.
Public Library House System Proves Popular in City
The weekly house system of library book delivery started in spring shows strong uptake with 150 participants. Over half had never used the city library before. Plans to renew the agreement in fall and expand district wide depend on continued popularity. Delivery options cost 50 cents for six weeks, $1 for twelve, or $3 for thirty eight weeks, cheaper than weekly streetcar fare. The service targets households, not individuals, and limits card eligibility to one per family.
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York
Brown's New Compound Promises Major Material Revolution
L A Brown of St Louis claims a cheap, durable building material made from river sand cement sulfur and pigment. He says it can mold on site into houses and pipes with one handling, rival iron marble wood and terra cotta, and could be acid proof water proof and heat insulating. Professors and students note its resemblance to ancient molded stones and foresee broad industrial use.
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Louis Man
L. A. Brown
St. Louis
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mr. Brown
Brown
Paris
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Registe
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Youth's Companion
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Arthur I. Kennedy Trugelst
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Iowa
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William Hall
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Ohio
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Perry Rader
Sven Hedin
L. A. Gates
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