Mountain Route: Colorado Teacher Brings School to Summit
A Colorado teacher living near Idaho Springs travels four miles underground to reach her mountain school above Gilson Gulch. Each stormy day she boards a rail car at the tunnel base, rides five miles to the mine, ascends 2100 feet by bucket lift, and emerges near her school fifty feet from the door. The one room school has fourteen pupils and awaits her arrival whether by overland or from beneath the earth.
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Colorado
Idaho Springs
Col
Rocky Mountains
Glilvon's Gulch
Newhouse
Wineter
Pleasures of Camping Diary Entry Summary
Monday to Sunday excerpts describe a camping party's rough week. The narrator notes fresh air, discomforts, insects, and mosquitos. Tensions arise over chores, dishes, and leadership as the group debates staying or returning home. The tone mixes humor with frustration and a wish for companionship.
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Ferce
Iday
Fam Ted
Old Time Banter and Homegrown Advice in Kansas
A Kansas editor recounts old time habits and slang with humorous fragments about shaving youth, building fires, cooks, and practical jokes. The piece lampoons self doubt, risk avoidance, and gossip while including anecdotes on lice treatment and preserving peaches from readers with quirky instructions. It wraps with a Ardmore anecdote about a woman seeking dating tips.
Omaha Bee Stung Mr Longworth On Dynasty
Omaha Bee reports a heated exchange accusing Harmful influence on the presidential race. Warder Rosewater defends against charges that he misquoted Bryan by tying the language to the Republican platform. The piece mocks Democratic claims and cites editorial missteps in coverage across papers.
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Omwala
Victor Howewater
Hep
Newb
Rovewater
Chile
Bryan
Fairview
Taniage
Fnr
St Bryan
Vyhe Oawta World-Herald
Jon
Tam
Rosewater
Repubs
Hoxewater
Omaha Bee
Moe
Rumo Editora
Roosevelt and Longworth clash over eight years in White House
The article reports on Nicholas Longworth's Rock Island speech proposing a future eight year Roosevelt presidency after Taft’s term. It cites Republican reaction, notes media commentary, and discusses implications for succession plans and public support amid party tensions. It mentions The Chicago Ledger and The American press as sources.
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Nicholas Longworth
Nicholai Longworth
Rock Island
Tay
United States
Roosevelt
Mr.Taft
Longworth
Hoosevelt
White House
Taft
Abr
Rootrvelt
Republic
Stereditile
Topuesiie
Mr. Roosevelt
Longworth and political tensions in Democratic circles
Fragmented remarks reveal shock at batt neeerey dainging to the i yaillent candidate and the Repub. Longworth incident prompts debate over tenures in office and the elite monopoly of the party. The author suggests party unity threats ahead of November elections.
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Longworth
Oklahoma depositors guaranty law shows bank shifts
The Commoner reprints a certificate noting the depositors guaranty law passed March 14 1907 and became operative Feb 14 1908. It reports 55 banks under the law and 250 unsecured banks in Oklahoma with deposits shifting toward secured banks, outlining deposits by period May 14 1908 and noting net increases for secured banks and declines for unsecured banks. Signed by Oklahoma state banking officials.
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Democratic Ploworm Tavern
Tutt
Guthele
Okla
Waswalle
Nationaia
Por National Banke
Burke
COO N
Baul UN Deemed Bank
Ertan
Inet
Berlod
Danke
Oklahama
Cornet
Hoy C. Oakes
State Banking Board
George Wy Bellamy
Chalriun State Banking Board
Extravagance Galore in Government Finances Debate
A discussion at the Hunters convention features Lawrence Gillispie of the Equitable Trust Company of New York criticizing federal spending postwar. The piece cites a deficit of 10,050,061 with rising July and August shortfalls, plus reduced revenues, and notes prior years’ surpluses. It condemns Speaker Cannon and argues party ties to trusts influence legislation and tariff favors.
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Hunter's Convention
Lawrence & Gillispie
Equitable Trait Company of
New York
Wald
Algher
Spain
Cal
Porto Rico
Philippine
Art and Money Payoff Amid Odd Talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters debating art and money as a man fixes on rent and life. Mr Cam fox comments on keeping the artist from thinking of money while focusing on daily needs.
Daily Market Report From East Baftalo and Surrounding Yards
Market report shows mixed livestock and grain activity with fluctuating receipts. Prices listed for beef cattle, dairy, sheep, and hogs indicate steady to uneven demand, while rail and shipping notes reflect uncertain market conditions and potential holiday delays.
Grain prices drift in Chicago trade amid uneven demand
In Chicago Wheat and Corn futures earlier showed firmer tone but weak demand limited gains. December wheat traded around 99 1/4 to 99 8/ Anticipated shifts in May and July contracts appeared between 1.00 and 1.04. Toledo and grain markets posted similar mixed readings with diverse quotes for December and May futures and cash levels for corn and oats.
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Beth
Ile
Micrel
Wil
Odter Deceuber
Wekl
Fragmentary Local Notice With Names and Dates
A damaged OCR item mentions several names and dates in a vague public notice style. Specific details are unreadable, but it references persons and numbers that hint at a small community record or notice segment.
Local grain markets set prices for wheat corn and timothy
Grain market notes show wheat at La per bushel, corn at per bushel, oats at per bushel, and timothy hay priced near 1.00 per bushel. Prices reflect local trading conditions with modest gains cited in cautious market reports.
Local Produce Prices From Atudeatiad Market Daily
Corrected daily by Chas Turner and Co. prices list selling and buying costs for items like flour, legumes, and dairy. Notable entries include flour brands with per barrel prices, Navy beans, Salt, Tea, gal Vinerar, and various Dairy and Produce lines. Reflects a historical market ledger with unit measures, quantities, and cents per unit.
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Mutter
Moxon
Dto
Popeura Ee
Hutter
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