Jackson Ranch at Agate Sub-Divided for Sale
The 6,840 acre Jackson Ranch near Agate Colorado will be subdivided into 320 acre lots and sold at attractive terms. Located on the Union Pacific, 2 miles from Limon, 68 miles from Denver, with water on several sections and 1,500 acres of alfalfa potential, the tract offers rich loam soil, heavy grasses, and strong stock pasture.
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Jackson
Agate
Colorado
Union Pacific
Limon
Denver
Denyer
Desirable Farm Land Tract Offered Near Denver
In this vicinity for 11 years, no crop failures. Fine state farm land and alfalfa potential. Opportunity to invest in productive upland and wheat acreage. Owner I. F. Hammond, 405 Colorado Bldg., Denver, will meet buyers by auto and arrange visits. Write, phone, or telegraph to arrange viewing.
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I. FE. Hammond
Colorado Bldg
Denver
Colo
Ady
Senator Sorghum on hearts and heads in politics
A dialogue highlights public demand for practical leadership as Senator Sorghum contrasts heart felt rhetoric with expectation that he keep his mind on the issues. The dialogue ends with a call to have batteries tested at OSBORN Battery Station.
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Senator Sorghum
Osborn Battery Station
Plan for new capital and labor ties urged by public group
Washington Oct 27 The wrecked national industrial conference may yield a small representative committee to craft a new relationship between capital and labor if President Wilson accepts the public group’s recommendations. Baruch reports that collective bargaining was not rejected but flawed in method and could be addressed through a focused program and a possible second large conference.
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James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Industrial
Washington
National Industrial Conference
Wilson
Sine Dle
Bernard M. Baruch
Wisan
America
Baruch
Forstescue accuses Lord French of losing head in 1914
London reports John William Fortescue, author of the war history, criticizes Field Marshal Viscount French for the September 26 1914 actions in France. Fortescue states French and his staff had completely lost their heads and sought to conceal the error.
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London
John Wiliam Fortescue
Quarterly Review
Viscount French
France
Wife Slays Chicago Man in New Orleans Quarrel
Mrs Rae Houston a Memphis native shot and killed her husband F R Houston formerly of Chicago in a rooming house in New Orleans. She then shot herself, suffering a likely fatal wound. Police say the shooting followed a quarrel over where to live with the husband alleged to have tried to poison her.
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New Orleans
Rae Houston
Memphis
F. R.houston
Chicago
Spoke a Little Hastily
A Houston Post humor item relays a jibe between two men about a woman, with one insisting she giggles and squirms when hugged and kissed while the other asks for confirmation. The exchange ends with a surprised, assertive chorus of yes.
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John Brougher
Houston Post
Fire risk in wooden Russian villages
The article notes most Russian villages are wood built and roofed with wood or straw and stone, causing frequent fires. Statistics claim one-fifth of peasant cottages burn annually, equating to a house burning every five years, a figure the author questions as unreliable.
Youthful Diplomacy in a Tight Arm Chair
The Boston Transcript recalls a playful exchange where Roy suggests Mary create more space by one person leaving the arm chair. Little Stey and his cousin share a close moment as the remark lands with humor and a touch of mischief.
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Stey
Roy
Mary
Boston Transcript
Ever Ready Battery Station touts guaranteed sulphation-free power
A local battery shop promotes the only unit guaranteed against sulphating, inviting customers to visit Ever Ready Battery Station to secure reliable performance and extended life for their automotive and marine batteries.
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Lincoln Auto and Tractor School
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J. F. Huntling
Dalton, Nebr
E. L. Montgomery
D. C
Virgil Marsh
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sidney
Nebr
Emil Nielsen
Sidney, Nebr
R. E. Roche
M. D
Studt-Hink
Ray E. Witham
Stewitts
Nebraska
W. M. Kimpston
Sidney, Neb
C. E. Harper
C. M. Wright Licensed
Embalmer Motor Service
DE. Turner
Crook
W. R. Weeden
New Osborn
C. W. Hornaday
Hornaday Bldg
H. E. Mantor, M. D
Osborn Ridg
R. Sweet
Union Pacific Hotel
Rose Street
Frank A. Barger
Neb
AMELS
R.j.reynolds Tobacco Company
Wincon-Salem
N. C
Gurley
John Deere
Dempster
Ford
James Kunesh
Fundingsland & Millett
Louis Willie
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