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Daily low round trip and excursion rates to ports and resorts across the Pacific Northwest and eastern states. Itinerary includes Cleveland NEA convention, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto St Lawrence River by steamer, Montreal Boston Albany Hudson River to New York Philadelphia Washington and more. Also lists Colorado Utah Wyoming Black Hills Yellowstone and July Democratic convention in Denver. Directed by Burlington Landseekers Information Bureau Omaha.
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Local News Roundup of Dalton Area Visitors and Events
A flurry of social notes includes a surprise for Mr and Mrs J Halston and family, a Camp Stool ranch visitor in Sidney, a sod house under construction at grandpa Cunninghams, and plans to celebrate the fourth in Dalton. Eugene Foster was kicked by a horse but escaped injury while being driven home Saturday. Cushing Erie and Ebmke called at Rugers ranch, O S Brooks returned from Grand Island, Bohler of Egbert Wyoming visited Beyers ranch, Tom Quinn on business from Hard Times Ranch, and Children’s Day was observed at Pleasant Center with a strong program.
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Rugers Ranch
O.S. Brooks
Grand Island
George Bohler
Egbert
Wyo
Tom Quinn
Hard Times Ranch
Dalton
Pleasant Center
Local residents visit. crops flourish in Cheyenne county
Clara notes a week of thrivin g activity in Higgins area with visitors J Halston and Clint Pomeroy from Cheyenne county. school meeting held, land near town being developed, cottages start, crops like spuds and corn progressing, and local residents John Epps Lafferty and others returning from travels. Pleasant Hill College students plan a year-end picnic. subscriptions encouraged for the Champion school paper.
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J. Halston
Higgins
Clint Pomeroy
Cheyenne County
Chris Lavoni
South Divide
Baker Farm
Robt. Epps
L. Lafferty
Cheyenne
Prof. Cunningham
Pleasant Hill College
Peter Kolp
Boyer
L. M. White
Potter
Fred Cushing
Tom Quinn
Dalton
Telegraph office supplies and hats from Oberfelder's
The Telegraph offers a full line of typewriter ribbons paper and carbon paper with DNal proof letter files for sale. Alec handles the Oliver Typewriter agency the best on the market. Oberfelder's haberdashery provides the Staeton hats seen on well dressed men in town.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Nebraska Reader
Back troubles and urinary issues prompt a Nebraskan to praise Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. J E Whaley of Alliance Nebraska reports relief after starting the remedy, noting a complete cure with continued use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N C lists Doan's as the sole US agent and price is 50 cents.
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Streeta
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Bronson and Clara Notes From The Local Correspondent
Mrs Yoakum returns to Kimball with Miss Lucile while Sidney central’s music cheers the town after a month apart. Pot ter and Bronson face off in an eagerly anticipated baseball clash as Miss Elter joins Bronson school staff and the Portrey home welcomes a baby girl. Phil Shaver is re elected moderator at the school meeting.
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Barbara Elter
Bridgeport
Evelyn Elter
Bronson School
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Civic Improvement Plan for Little Italy Garden
Louise Klein Muller describes a project to transform a vacant lot in Cleveland's Little Italy into a community garden. It would feature flower and vegetable beds, a herb garden, and an exchange garden with plants shared among residents. Backed by the priest padrone school principal and social settlement residents, the garden aims to become a radiating center for civic improvement.
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Louise Klein Muller
Public School Gardens of
Cleveland
Little
Italy
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clean Kansas Town Aims for Civic Pride in Newton
A traveling salesman praised Newton Kansas as clean and well regulated, noting a strong local ethic of keeping streets clear. He described nearly 9 000 residents as progressive and taking personal pride in cleanliness, with little trash tossed in public areas.
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Newton
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Gordon Whyte
Sexton Hotel
Kansas City
Planting School Yards Focus on Plan and Perimeter
The author argues for orderly school yard planting with shrubs along the sides and an open center. Start with a strong general plan like an artist composing a portrait, then add details. Avoid scattering trees across the interior. keep the highway side sparse and create a cohesive, picture like ground rather than a random collection.
Street Improvements Turn Vera Cruz Into Health Hub
In Vera Cruz a Chicago promoter says a daily street washing system and perfect sewerage by Samuel Pierson transformed the once sickly port into a health resort. Yellow fever has not appeared for five years as the town draws visitors from higher regions, including Mexico City. The piece also notes an Improvement Club can spur public benefits such as forest protection, cleaner yards, sanitation, lending libraries, and public work programs to deter vagrants and raise morals.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Julian D. Appling
Chicago
Baltimore American
Samuel Pierson
Pierson
Yore
Republic
Kansas Farmer
Vacant Lot Committees Urged To Tackle Weeds And Civic Blight
Improvement societies should appoint vacant lot committees to visit owners and urge cleanup. Weeds now seeding threaten next year’s crops on vacant lots and adjacent property. A small tax per member could fund cutting and burning on nonresident property. if no society exists, municipal pride should lead.
Value of Playgrounds in Los Angeles Lent to Youth
The article notes that all nature is awake and city playgrounds are crowded with children. It cites petitions from many parts of Los Angeles for more juvenile recreation space. Citing the Los Angeles Times, it argues that ample well equipped playgrounds with proper overseers are essential for moral and physical development of the young generation.
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Los Angeles
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