Tanana Valley as a New State Vision Amid Alaska Rail Plans
Judge Wickersham tells Seattle News a Tanana region in central Alaska could host a great state with vast mineral wealth and fertile soil. He foresees a railroad to Fairbanks, growth for nearby towns, and repeated Kantishna style mining booms across central Alaska, urging encouragement for railroad development.
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Tanana
Alpaka
Wickersham
Seward
Seattle News
Tenis Earth
Judge Wickersham Padmits
Alona
Alaska
Alaska Central Railway
Wickershom Mn
Dam
Fairbanks
Hat Town
Boward
Alaska Central
Yukon
Valdez
Almskii
Oregon Wool Leads in Ideal Conditions for Wool Industry
A Whelen Milly company representative analyzed Oregon, declaring the state ideal for woolen manufacturing. He cited top wool quality, climate suited to production, and excellent water. He noted limited current markets as a handicap but predicted rapid population growth would support many large industries in the Pacific Northwest.
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Whelen Milly Company
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Wyoming's Big Project Irrigation Deal Formed in Chicago
A major Wyoming irrigation venture, the Big Horn Basin Development Company, has completed a large sale in Chicago. The syndicate of 20 Chicago financiers led by President Hamilton of the Bank acquires holdings and rights in the Dragon Basin irrigation project. Original promoters include ex Governor A T Flies, Dr L W Bilan, F C Rutan, and Senator C A Guernsey of Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chicago
C. A. Guernacy
Thee City
Big Horn Basin Development Company
United States
Big Horn Haain Development
A.T. Flies
Michigan
L. W. Bilan
F. C. Rutan
C. A. Guernsey
Flower of Knighthood Chivalrous Play at Frazer
A Frazer presentation on November 17 features When Knighthood Was in Flower a romantic tale staged with historic costumes and scenery. The production promises chivalry bravery and beauty through a charming period drama as described in promotional notes.
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Frazer
Marriage of Kitty at Fraser Theatre Delights Audiences
The Fraser presents The Marriage of Kitty on November 14 a witty comedy about a penniless ward who marries to secure a fortune only to fall for her spouse. Alice Johnson stars in a charming role within Jules Murry’s acclaimed company driven by Rovelle Knott’s sharp narration.
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Kane
Shipman
Colvin
Ume
Warren Conlan
Charles Brandon
Mary Tudor
Fingland
Rovelle Knott
Stame
the Fraser
Kitty
Frazer
Alice Johnson
Jules Murry
Real Estate Offers Three House and Lot Opportunities
Three uncommonly good real estate opportunities offered by Venthy and Hartman near end school. Includes a house with two lots on Maple Street Banon a house and barn on seven lots with abundant well water. Priced at 2000 dollars and must be sold within 30 days. Come early to secure a bargain. Rader Furniture Rader.
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Near End School
Wid
Mapie Street
Banon
New York Letter on Fashion and Finance in Early Era
The New York Letter discusses high fashion shifts and price hikes for wigs and coiffures, noting how rivals push fluffy pompadours aside amid rising costs and mortgaged real estate anxiety. It also profiles Dan O Brien’s triple somersault, a tense mortgage-tax impact on property, and mentions Ira Sankey’s gospel book project and a rescued owl aboard the Turkestan bound for the Bronx.
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Dan O Brien
O'Brien
Jomayin
Nass
New York
Cormens
Aneh Lechlanion
Extrie
Northwestern professor mandates daily newspaper reading for class
In Chicago on November 10, Professor James of Northwestern University required his American history students to read the daily newspapers. He cited a missed article and found only two students had read the morning paper that day. He warned that current events knowledge is essential as daily as textbook lessons.
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Ern University
Chicago
Aludemia of
J. A. James
Northwestern University
Migrt
Jaamyes
James
Vinxel and Ely's Balm Promote Strength and Relief
A newspaper page notes Brock & McComas Co promoting Vinci tonic as a body builder for the elderly, touting blood enrichment and tissue rebuilding without stimulants, with a money-back guarantee. Ely's Cream Balm is praised for quick relief from catarrh and hay fever, backed by testimonials and wide druggist distribution. A Seattle attorney discusses possible Washington land fraud prosecutions and Idaho investigations, with limited indications of grand juries and officials targeted. Electric Bitters are credited with curing a wife's chronic female trouble after other doctors failed.
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S.S. S
Comerata
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Pendleton
Brock
Brock & McComes Co
Vinellt
Vinci
Brock & McComas Co
United States
Honey
Oregon
Seattle
Portland
Heney
Washington
Nebraska
Interior Department
Tmne
Idaho
Brewery Plan Discussed for Seward Plant
An Amekan dispatch says Seward may host the first manufacturing plant a brewery if plans mature A $40 000 project is on foot local saloon men back the idea Promoter M B Moorehouse of Seattle who visited in September will pledge $20000 if locals raise a like sum If funded he will relocate to Reward to supervise construction and operation of the plant once materials arrive and buildings go up
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Seward
Amekan
M. 8. Moorehouse
Seattle
Moorehourne
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Tanana Valley
Thottanda
Carey
Pilew
Fe Eadd
Lo Oonetrnet
Peeletion Conn
de Morh
Shoshone
Oregon Basin
Ty Eid
Channing Comedy
Ose Knott Wuel
Nisht Hood
Angkel
Venthy & Hartman
Rader—Furniture
Rader
S.S.S
New York Letter
Thule
Drewmars
Blondie
John Terry
Great Britain
Terry
Neler
Ira PD
Sankey
Moody and Sankey
Edinburg
Turkestan
Thasiarih
Carolina
Bronx
Chey HH
Facil Mans
Lateen Underskirts
the Fair Department
Autocrat
Fly
Ely
Thouands
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Hy Thomas S. Austin
Republican
Leavenworth
Tallman & Co
Brook & McConnis
Alck
Hous
Baker & Folsom
Agenta
Pembleton
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