Power brokers and a dinner invitation in Golden mining era
Caleb Warner, an improvised civil engineer, meets Wilbur Cox a land and water magnate amid Big Business circles. Baxter pitches the dinner invite while Cox weighs Caleb’s potential fit. the two men debate power, danger, and future moves as they plan a possible test of loyalties and opportunity in Golden.
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Wilbur Cox
Morse
Cox
Towle
Sundown Railroad
Marlin
Lawler
Oll
Winton
Golden Light and Power Company
Golden
Caleb
Crystal Springs ‘Water Company
Apare
Baxter
Los Angeles
Cal
Caleb Warner
Columbia
Elvil
Star of Empire
Garleb
Warner
Agt
Tls
Jack Cox
Ford
Don Juno
Jack
Water-Bearer ambitions in Golden California tale
Civil engineer Caleb Warner meets Betty Canton at a clintont home after witnessing a coyote downed by two wolfhounds. He is invited to the ranch of her father, a Civil War veteran, where Warner discusses his aims. In Golden he rooms with Ted Baxter, a carefree, wealthy former student.
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San Jose
Baxter
Paloma
Jack Cox
Ted
Lemon Grove
Imamune
Cal
Mater
Caleb
Lake County
Ant
Fermanon Creek
California
Caleb Warner
Wittess
Canton
Clinton
Warner
Betty
Hermanos Valley
Golden
Columbia College
Ted Baxter
Imperial Valley Revival Tale Echoes in War Veterans
Caleb engages with Jack Cox who recalls Imperial Valley’s rebirth from arid land to fertile crops. They discuss water control along the Colorado and the broader race to transform deserts into productive fields, framing business as a strategic contest where Opportunity continually knocks.
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Jack Cox
Caleb
Baxter
Imperial Valley
Colorado
Cox
Ray
Pacific
The Coxes and Caleb Warner Family Tangle
The Coxes with their father and son are described as solid folk. The text questions whether Caleb Warner is to be cast with them, implying a potential alliance or association among these families.
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Coxes
Caleb Warner
Golden Rules for Sportsmanship Enduring Across Games
A short excerpt from the Toronto Globe cites army training program ideals emphasizing fair play. Rules urge players to favor their team over self interest, be gracious in victory and defeat, accept decisions calmly, and share knowledge to help others.
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Army ‘School
England
Toronto Globe
Deer Antlers Shed Each Year Renewed Each Spring
Deer shed their antlers annually during the breeding season and renew them the next spring. Antler shape varies from straight to branched. the number of tines or snags increases with age, yielding the finest antlers on fully matured males.
Goose Rearing Advice for Goslings and Geese
The article advises cautious water access for goslings to avoid danger from muskrats snakes and other predators. It recommends feeding with cottage cheese dry curds of sour milk and stale bread soaked in milk, warns against corn meal, and stresses shelter dampness control and protection from rats cats and weasels.
Wisconsin findings propose new chick raising ration
A Wisconsin agricultural bulletin outlines a 80 corn 20 wheat middlings 5 raw bone 5 grit 1 salt ration with freely used skim milk to raise chicks hatched any time of year. It warns against leg weakness in winter chicks and recommends exposing them to sunlight as a simple, complete remedy.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultrymen of
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Poultry Feeding and Brooder Care Tips
Practical guidance for poultry keepers covering self feeders for hens, constant mash supply, chick grain advice, lice treatment with powder, avoid deep dipping, chilling risks, bacillary diarrhea note, feeding as medicine, water management, and brood pen design to prevent waste. Emphasizes not changing methods hastily and keeping chicks dry and healthy.
Angels Could Do No More
In a small Southern community Sister Terry and Sister Brown gossip about Bethlen Maxwell and a church scandal as Birch Walker and the new minister plot to marry Bethlen. Walker seeks the minister’s aid to control Bethlen’s wild ways while Bethlen eyes a marriage with Walker.
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Sister Brown
Terry
Bethlen
Gredget
Liza Truitt
Birch Walker
Sister ‘Terry
Walker
Sister Terry
Bethlen Maxwell
Birch
Truitt
Stanley
Gay Green
Uncle Joe
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Herald Woman's Relief
Brooklyn resident Mrs. Hagmann, 85, credits Lydia Pinkham products with easing her menopausal symptoms and fatigue. She describes using Vegetable Compound Herb Medicine and Pills for Constipation, and offers to share her testimonial with other women seeking information. The Pinkham Company in Lynn Massachusetts invites inquiries and will provide more testimonials upon request.
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Brooklyn
New,York
Mia
G.’ Hagmann
Lydia W. Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
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