Catskill Aqueduct Finally Completed in New York
The Catskill Aqueduct, costing about 140 million dollars and eight years in labor, will soon supply New York City with water. A three day celebration is planned with civic leaders and a Central Park pageant for schoolchildren, plus medals for top student water essays.
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New York
Toney
Getskill Mountains
Catskill
Pernans
Asiokan
Pana Canal
John Purrey Mitehal
George McAneny
National
Stife
George B McCtellant
Princeton University
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Board of Water Supply
Charles Strauss
Bord of Water Supply
Mitehe
Central Park
Solit Rock
Banhuttin Island
Jaqueduet
Ready sale for bonds at Camp Travis
A San Antonio area push reports Camp Travis leads bonds subscriptions in the second Liberty Loan campaign. Officers and enlisted men pledge funds with $4 monthly allotments proposed, and the largest single subscription noted is $1000. Camp Travis totals show strong participation across units, with Camp Custer and other camps also listed for comparative figures.
Transfers and medical officers assigned to depot brigades
Assignment notices list personnel from 44th Light Artillery and 87th Brigade transferred to Ce uenot brigade with staff including Leut Jolie Rogavin and Capt Leohert My Ballade. Medical officers and lieutenants are assigned to duty at depot and medical facilities, with details on infirmaries and field artillery adjutants for duties during memorial jubilee in Vicksburg.
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Camp Deuvis Uriday
Annomesient
Aelightink
aClicers
Samp Tris Iriday
Lbitin
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Lient
Tick
Parks
44Th
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PRT
Suvany
Tepot
Beron
Behmide
Brefirmary No
William
Marron
Army Personal Notices Report of Fort Sam Houston Officers
LeRoy Johnson of the Reserve Corps formerly at Fort Sam Houston Wisconsin reported at Camp Tt for duty as division engineer depot officer. Charles E. Bre, also a Reserve Corps officer, relieved from temporary duty at Parc Sum Houston and assigned as assistant in purchasing depot engineer to organize and train the 402nd engineer depot detachment. Lieut. Col. G. Van Quackenbuss, recently promoted and at Kelly Field, left for Washington for a War Department conference. Capt. B. O. Baldwin, finance division, left for Fort Worth to supervise the Fifty-seventh Infantry guards at the aviation field. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen Turn Gay received a Madison Square Horse Show program. Allen is a director and exhibitor with the Red Cross benefiting the show. General Allen will not enter any mounts this year.
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LeRoy Johnson
One Wineers Reserve Corps
Fort Sam ITous+ fon
Wis
Camp Tt
Charles E
G. van
Quackenbuss
Kelly Field
Washington
War Department
BO. Baldwin
Quartermaster's Department
Fort Worth
Henry T. Allen
Madison Square Horse
Long
American Red Cross
General Allen
Timber and surface lands in Oklahoma offered by U.S. government
A government sale offers approximately 400000 acres of timber land 60209 acres of surface coal and asphalt lands and 509 acres of other unallotted land belonging to the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations in Oklahoma. Bids open at eastern Oklahoma points through 1927 with cash and installment options, restrictions on agricultural bidders, and details from Gabe Parker.
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Oklahoma
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Gabe Je. Parker
Five Civilized
Stuskagee
Oklahome
Suld
Crom
County
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Fire at Hospital Damages Santa Lesa Facility
A fire at Santa Lesa hospital caused significant damage to a store room and engine area Friday. Investigators report the blaze started in the engine room and spread to adjoining spaces, prompting emergency response and a preliminary estimate of losses around $145. Fire crews secured the site and began containment efforts.
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Santa Lesa Hospital
Fragmentary street notice at block intersection
A garbled OCR fragment notes a street or utility action near the intersection of Toritett and Walantt Streets, referencing a company and an asset or property. Details are unclear, with partial dates and numbers unreadable.
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