Emigration Drive Aims West With Western and Products Exhibit
The text describes a organized movement to direct emigration westward led by The Omaha Bee and The Twentieth Century Farmer. It promotes a Western and Products Exhibit in Omaha in January 1911 to showcase what the West can offer, including crops, costs, and returns, to encourage land investment and settlement. The effort involves major railroads and aims to deter drift to Canada Oklahoma and Texas by demonstrating western opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Canada
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
West
Norttweat
Missouri River Valley
Hes Valley
Our
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Texaa
York
Omaha Bee
Twentieth Century Farmer
Hill
Tarrimull
Northwestin
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Omaha
Thorn
Missouri River
Western bankers urged to curb emigration to Canada
The Twentieth Century Farmer of Omaha Nebraska urges western bankers to act in their communities to divert the flow of emigrants and capital away from Canada and toward the newer west, promoting regional growth and stability.
Scheduled manslaughter plea for Fort Wayne socialite
Mrs. Tressette pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing Irene Cox, nine, with her car on August 20. She received a two to twenty-one year sentence suspended, and paid $4,300 to the Cox family. The article notes wealth may influence outcomes and critiques lax law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Rosé Seidel Tressete
Irene Cox
United States
Fragmented Social Reflection Amid Global Turmoil
A fragment reflects on a wide wealth gap and the indifference to others' lives, describing a social condition the world has fallen into. The text poses a lamentary exclamation seeking relief or guidance in a troubled era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaregan
Huw Jong
War Debt Fears and Calls for Reform Across Europe
A historic reflection warns of looming war debt doubling with Europe owing about 26 billion. It argues one third of world finance stems from Europe’s debt and accuses powerful financiers and press of distracting reforms. It frames armament spending as a moral crime passed to future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rothschilds
Fragmentary reading on funds call to his girls
OCR text shows a garbled quote about calling his girls on long distance. The fragment includes phrases Did ily call up his girls on the long distance and He was focons, with unclear context and missing names or events.
Longon Capitalist Organ on Berman Socialis
The London Telegraph reports a Socialist movement claim tying alcohol decline to political reform in Prussia. It notes German spirits consumption dropping from 84,000,000 to 36,000,000 gallons in eleven months, suggesting rising sobriety and socialist influence amid temperance rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longon Capitalist
Berman Socialis
London Telegraph
England
Rossome
Prusali
Auzok
Sini
Why People See Phantoms in Delirium and Genius
A discussion on morbid nervous sensibility shaping phantom visions. It links delirium to vivid apparitions and cites Mahomet, Joan of Arc, Luther, Lucretius, Hawthorne, and Emily Bronte as examples. The piece argues such spectral encounters reflect extraordinary nervous susceptibility rather than true supernaturals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahonet
Joan of Arc
Doctor Ddnne
Paris
Luther
Devil
Lucretius
Hawthorne
Emily Bronte
Genlua
Epecters
Yachting in Olden Times and Early Smuggling Vessels
A historical note describes early yachting about a hundred years ago with pirates and risks in British waters. It mentions small vessels taken from land and common use of brass cannons. Vessels built in England mirrored revetment cutters and smugglers’ craft, with Charles White building clippers to serve government and smuggler interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erland
Amuggiera
Law on the Links in Scrutton Court Caption
In a quotation court session Justice Scrutton addressed a motion for short notice by telegram. Counsel noted the application was made just after the judge had delivered four excellent tee shots and had granted it prior to taking the putt.
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Justice Scrutton
Home Missionaries Visit Fallows John Bevan Shields
A fragmented notice lists visits by Home Missionaries to multiple locales with dates in 1910 1911 including Vernon Clove Dee and Batesville Dee. It mentions a 96th LDS Sunday School meeting at 10 am in district schoolhouse including Kindergarten Primary Intermediate Theologies Parents Department and religious services at 2 pm. Also Bishopric services at the Methodist Church with preaching Sundays at 7 30 pm and Sunday School at 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bevan
W.G. Shields
Clove Dee
Vernon
F. M. Atkin & Guo
L. Tate
LDS
Methodiat Church
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Tagele
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Ston & Faure
Prac
Elom
Gveri
Tooele Improvement Company
Chareh News
Vernon Ward
John A
Batesville
Deelis
Tooela
R. T. Brown
Wm. Spelberg
Lake Viewee
W. J. Cassity & Jno
J. Gilnte
Batesville Dee
Grentaville
Gustavo Anderdon
H. Milward
St. John
Dee
Silas C Orme
Pater Clepr
Alvin A Walters Wart
T P Cook
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