War News Summary from Late Dispatches
War reports from the period describe British gains in Palestine and naval losses, Canadian forces winning in Belgium, and French shipping casualties. Chinese and American troops are noted en route to France, with political upheaval and revolutionary activity in Russia and Europe. Domestic items include prohibition votes, crimes, strikes, and public notices, alongside early sports updates and a Turkey Day football plan for the Mines.
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Liberty
Denver & Rio Grande
American Shipbuilding Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Department of Labor
Post Office Department
Pacific
France
American War Commission
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
Wir
Vast Political Shifts and Agricultural Record Reported
The Democratic state ticket won Virginia, New York backed woman suffrage by about 100000, and Connecticut elected Rep Schuyler Merritt over Democrat Lynn Wilison. Cocoa: Omaha's Lafayette Coltrim dies at 77 in Long Beach. Maximalist push in Russia sparks fears of civil war. US corn crop hits record 3.19 billion bushels. Indianapolis returns Charles W. Jewett as mayor by 2578 plurality. New York stocks fall on Petrograd unrest. Cotton ginning total for year reaches 7.16 million bales with adjustments.
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Virginia
New York
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Connecticut
Lynn Wilison
Ebenezer J. Will
Lafayette Coltrim
Omaha
Long Beach
Cal
Uncle Samwaa Ko
Kerensky
Petrograd
Washington
Russia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Charles W. Jewett
Sea Island
Census Bureau
Mining and Oil Market Rates and Cripple Creek Output
Western mining and oil news shows metal price bids in New York for silver copper and spelter and outlines Cripple Creek district monthly output with a gross bullion value of about one million dollars. It notes high grade concentrates at Chloride and new settlement patterns in Boulder County mines, plus activity in Eureka and Silverton area mines and new housing for workers.
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Colorado
Perhans
Boulder County
Richard Hughes
Rocky Sharp
Federal
Russell Gulch
Eureka
Sunnyside Mining and Milling Company
Highland Mary
Butte and Superior and Associated Mines Output Report
Butte and Superior, Elmory and Davie Daly operate at about 77 1 capacity. North Butte employs 699 men on development and repair. Ore production runs around 350 tons daily. Garfield announces coal price adjustments with higher rates for Arkansas and Montana fields and initial Michigan mine price scales. Anaconda Copper notes October third week output at 75 percent of normal, over 20 million pounds monthly.
Mines and Oil Activities Report Across New Mexico
In Hanover the No 2 shaft at Philadelphia mine will be sunk. Mogollon District bullion output for days 1–15 October totals about 33 000 jousees mainly silver with one third gold. Jumbo Mining at Cook's Peak crosscuts at 256 and 290 feet probe No 2 vein. Alamogordo oil well yields about a gallon and a half per hour as pumping improves. A fire from an undetermined source leveled the Socorro mining and milling company concentrator shaft house ore bins and adjacent buildings at Mogollon camp NW of Silver City.
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Hanover
Philadelphia
Mogollan
Jumbo Mining Company
Cook's Peak District
Alamogordo
Socorro Mining and Milling Company
Mogollon Gold and Silver Camp
Silver City
Wyoming Drilling Advances Near Lander and Basin Area
Sage Creek Petroleum resumes drilling on a deep well in Brewning basin near Winkleman dome twenty miles north of Lander and reports crevice oil at about 400 feet. Glenburt Wyoming expands its holdings adjoining Big Muddy after deep well readiness signals further oil sands penetration.
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Douglas‘Wyoming
OM Company
Brewning Basin
Sage Creek Petroleum
Winkleman Dome
Lander
Glenburt
New England Grower Profits From Cull Fruit Creations
Massachusetts expert notes a 50 acre small fruit operation avoids losses by processing surplus into jam jelly elder products and cider vinegar. Cull apples yield feed value and marketable foods. high grade apple jelly and vinegar offer profit with proper processing and aging.
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W. W. Cheno- Wweth
Massachusetts
New England
Proper alfalfa seeding and dairy cow feeding notes from Colorado
Guidance on feeding dairy cows and drying before calving, plus warnings about adulterated alfalfa seed. Recommends bright corn fodder, silage, and balanced rations to maintain milk production. Advises that 6,000 pounds of milk in 10 months is typical for a well fed cow and stresses seed purity guarantees against yellow trefoil and sweet clover adulterants.
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GE Korinton
Colorado
Preparing a Winter Bed for Strawberries
Prepare a strawberry bed in advance for spring planting. Spread rotted manure deeply and plow under before ground freezes. If not possible, wait until ground thaws. avoid fine soil as it retains moisture. Plow deep, then drag to firm the surface for optimal growth.
San Jose Scale Eradication Advice for Orchards
Fruit growers should inspect trees for San Jose scale and apply a prescribed dormant spray only when infestation is present. Heavily infested trees need thorough spraying in winter and again in spring, while lightly infested trees require a single spring spray for control.
Arizona News Briefs Highlight Turbulent Times
News items from Chandler to Salt River Valley report Red Cross activity, new hotel plans in Tucson, revival meetings in Buckeye, a fatal auto accident in Pima, copper production notes, and local crimes. Notable items include a university faculty appointment for Tucson’s Sat Holman, a Phoenix murder case, and bonds planned for Yuma’s utility upgrades amid wartime mobilization.
Charm Is Necessary in Bernhardt’s View on Divorce
Mlles. Bernhardt writes in Harper’s Bazaar that frequent divorces stem from lack of charm in women. She asserts charm buys happiness, noting beauty alone does not matter. She adds charm can be cultivated, and a woman with charm can win love, success, and power.
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Rat Bernhardt
Harper's Bazar
Mlle. Bernhardt
Sarah
Moving to the country in search of peace proves hard for many
The Birmingham Age Herald notes that people who relocate to rural areas for a tranquil retirement often remain anxious about access to adequate transportation back to the city. The piece reflects on whether country living truly relieves worry.
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Tlo
Birmingham Age Herald
When Memory Lasts and Women Speak Truth
A fragment reflects on memory and the value of decent treatment for women. It notes that within gatherings of women there is a dynamic of sounding off and silence as a recurring pattern.
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Vossische Zeitung
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Moxico Military Institute
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National Army
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James Peterson
Preumonta
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Francisco Lopez
Pancho
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Bnth Cavalry
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Fred Koch
Tombstone
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Lou Stevens
Nogales
Harrison Ranch
Tisbee
Cochise County
J. P. ‘Llers
Council of ‘Defense
United States Foot Administration
Utah
Southwestern Cotton Company
Tempe
Presbyterian Training School For
Tucson
Mlinine
Annie Fields
John Fields
Blue
Dean
Thousan
Fey
Saya
Nate
Dean's
Foster-Milburn CO
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