Buckskin Dam Promoter Bets on Government Project
Chief engineer Brouillard encounters J Wesley Cartwright and daughter Genevieve during a canyon inspection for a Buckskin reclamation dam. Cartwright schemes to profit from cement, lumber, and steel contracts, while Brouillard navigates politics, locals, and a desert romance as two newcomers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillard
Nijuoija
Camet Portal
J. Wesley Ortwright
van Bruce
Cartwright
J. Wesley Cartwright
Chicago
Brouillards
Knox County
Indiana
Vincennes
Antoine
Wabash
Niquoia Canyon
Geargall
Mr. Brouillard
Genevieve
Gene
Antoine Brouillard
Mr. Cartwright
Mr. J. Wesley Cartwright
Miss Cartwright
Department of Agriculture
Reservoir
Niquoia
Massingales
Red Butte
Hophras
Buckskin
Congress
George
Brouillard Prepares Dam Build Amid Cartwright Clash
Sands of Pactolus II shows Victor Brouillard rallying a force to build a vast dam as machinery and crews swarm sidetracks at Quesada. He plans a constructive attack against Cartwright and lawmakers in a high-stakes concession bid. Watch for developments in the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Brouillard
J. Wesley Cartwright
Niquoia
Brouillard
Quesada
Cartwright
Nebraska events and improvements march toward 1916
A long list of upcoming events headlines Fremont Lincoln and Alliance including conventions in April and June. Local improvements in North Platte plan a total of 500000 with street paving a major item. Community efforts include assemblys, parades, schooling expansions, and a large Ak Sar Ben parade budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Teachers’ Association
Fremont
Lincoln
Nebraska
Alliance
Savannah
Seattle
Omaha
Lexington
Association of Commercial Clubs
North Platte
Elks
State primary candidate list compiled from secretary of state filings
A long Reuters style roster shows nominees for president, governor and other statewide offices across Dem Rep Prog and independent lines. It names Woodrow Wilson, Robert G. Ross, Henry Ford, William Madgett, Samuel Roy McKelvie, James Pearson and others with districts at Omaha Lincoln Hastings Fairbury and more. Secretary of State Charles Pool may remove Willis Reed from the Republican ballot by mandamus over party affiliation and oath statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Robert G. Ross
Henry Ford
Henry D. Estabrook
Alvert B. Cummins
Eugene N. Foss
Ira Lan
Charles W
Bryan
Lincoln
W. I. Stoecker
Omaha
Keith Neville
North Platte
William Madgett
Hastings
Walter A. George
Samuel Roy McKelvie
Abraham L.sutton
Clarence J. Miles
James F. Hanson
Fremont
Peoples
Charles W. Bryan
Sec
B. Millikan
Fairbury
J. D. Graves
Peru
Charles W. Pool
Hyannis
Rep
Addison Wait
W. B. Smith
Clay Center
Wilber S. Waite
Loup City
Claude P. Hensel
Will &. Jay
Peoples Independent
William H. Smith
Seward
W. L. Minor
Morrill
George W. Marsh
University Place
Mr Gillan
Auburn
John E. Roberts
Waterbury
A. O. Thomas
Kearney
William H. Clemmons
W. Eugene Jonox
Willis I. Reed
Madison
Robert W. Devoe
H. Halderson
Newman Grove
C. P. Anderberg
Minden
Harvey I. Morrow
Willis I Reed
A. J. Sliger
G. L. Shumway
Scottsbluff
Henry Obermann
Snyder
FE. B. Zimmerman
Andrew Clute
Victor J. Wilson
Stromsburg
Edward Sughrone
Bartley
W. S. Ridgell
Alliance
R. W. Ralston
CG. A. Randall
Newman‘ Grove
Henry T. Clarke
Walter Johnson
North Loup
Thomas Long
Hubbard
T. J. Cummings
Crab Orchard
Victor E. Wilson
Regent State University
P. L. Hall
H. D. Landis
Harvey Hb
Sams
George N. Seymour
Ilgin
Samuel C. Bassett
Gibbon
S8dmund G. McGilton
Thomas M. Hewitt
Lexington
Philip S. Hall
P. Iu
Hall
Henry J. Aberly
L. C. Colbert
Grand Island
Annette Nesbitt
Willis Reed
Secretary of State
Poole
J. C. McNish
Republican State Committee
Reed
R. W. DeVoe
J. Reid Green
Mce Nish
Harvest Times Around the World by Month
The passage lists wheat harvesting by month across regions. January opens in Argentina and New Zealand. February and March in the East Indies and Egypt. April in Cyprus Asia Minor Persia and Cuba. May in China and Japan. June peaks with Turkey Greece Spain and southern France and much of the southern United States. July covers northern U S Austria Germany and parts of Russia. August Britain. September and October Sweden and Norway. November and December Peru and South Africa.
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New Zealand
East Indies
Egypt
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Persia
Cuba
China
Japan
Turkey
Greece
Spain
France
America
Austria
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Peru
South Africa
Fees Payable and Protests in Nebraska Politics
Food Commissioner Harman clears 14 722 to the supreme court clerk as February oil inspection fees and 515 to the state treasurer from February licenses. He retains inspection fees for department operating costs. P Carrick protests Republican and Democratic candidates with Bull Moose filings. several have withdrawn. Kearney State Normal School expands with a rural teachers training department and special normal course for Glenwood and Buda schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Commission
C. EB. Harman
Supreme Court
Harman
P. Carrick
H. L. Cook
Reavis
A. C. “Thomas
Carrick
Treas
P. L. Hall
Regent
Sloan, Shallenberger and Kinkaid
Kearney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis Lynde
Charles Scribner's Seas
Desert
H’m
Mount _ Chigringo
Harding
Bretson
van Bruce Cartwright
Tig Smith
Foreman
Savez
Canyon Passage
Eve
Daugh
Ter
Pactolus
Poland
Berkshire
Duroc
Hampshire
Chester
Box Butte County
Commercial Club
John H. Morehead
George Crumline
Phillips
Hamilton County
William
Ducky) Holmes
Western League
Shortstop Stevenson
St. Louis Americans
Stevenson
Rochester
N. Y
International League
John Dobbs
Beatrice
Gage County
Congres
Kahn
B. F. Sawyer
Jackson
United States
New York State
Maple Township
Iebraska “Teachers’ Association
Kilpatrick | Bros.’ & Collins
Line of the Union: Pacific
Wamsutter
Wyo
Craig
Colo
Burwell
Evangelist Enslow
Allen
Southeastern Nebraska Education Association
Sts. Peter and Paul
Falls City
Burlington and Northwestern
South Omaha
Rock Island
National Retail Credit Men’s Association
S. I. Gilfillan
Minneapolis
EB. C. Howell
Denver
F. B. Hickhoff
Norfolk
Norfolk Police
Wickhoff
East Central Nebraska Teachers’ Association
Bessie Peck
F. EB. Peck
Amherst
Valley
Douglas County
Platte River
Fremont Signal Corps
Mexico
Adams County
Kearney Canning Factory
First Methodist Church of
Mason and
Ansley
Columbus
Lincoln City
Alfred Fowler
W. H. Fowler
Yale
Fowler
Ravenna
Allen Commercial Club
Burlington Railroad Company
Metropolis
Tecumseh
Federal
Broken Bow
Aurora
Chautauqua Board
Wayné
the State House
Union News Service
James Pearson
Moorefield
Edgar Howard
William B. Banning
Union
H. P. Shumway
Wakefield
Walter Kiechel
Johnson
Theodore B. Nordgren
Deoples
W. 2B. Banning
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