Thirteenth Annual Meeting of Kansas Stockmen in Topeka
Secretary Heath cites large turnout planned for Topeka January 12 14 with a full programme by Kansas stock breeders. Professors of Agriculture and national experts will present papers on feed products live stock classification and industry trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Chile
Association
Pekaen
Inctesied
Menivirikip
Polhams
Polunit-Chinns
Duroc-Jerseyn
Herkehires
Chester
H. A. Honth
Priacrammnes
F. White
Ashieteh C. AE
Chicago
Chieney
Lavereabe
Walt
Kansan
Andreases
Webster and Stuy
Topeles
Kantan
Im City
Manufacture of Fins in United States Expands Industry
The fins industry has grown rapidly in the United States, with 4 factories and about 2,500 workers. Production has surged over the past twenty years as machinery improves and costs drop. The nation consumes tens of millions of tools annually, and most pin components are made from durable materials at multiple sites, supporting a broad domestic supply.
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United Brats Asallis
Dart Lou
Bonn
Tin Max
Fragmentary notes outline early metalworking and textile factory items
Fragmentary OCR describes machinery and process lines in a factory setting. Mentions livery, sewing machines, spotting machines, and knitting related work. Indicates safety practices and production pace with references to various tools and materials.
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Suntiar Macking
Ana
Abe
New Mail Box Devices to Test for Postal Service
Washington reports new postal devices to be tested in January. A wired, numbered mail box alerts the office and carrier when a box is opened. An annunciator shows which box to open. a fail-safe prevents skipping boxes. Inside lines enable office to talk with carriers. Automobiles may replace horses by year end. the department plans a broad testing program and seeks suppliers.
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Washington
Postal Service
Xenon
Tre Hare
Phrase fragment on expense and fire safety noted
Fragmentary remark from Philadelphia Record cites expense questions and assurance of no danger from fire in a casual news snippet. The text references Vogue and lexicon usage, but lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable persons.
Reed in New York and the man of intellectual power
The piece portrays Mr Reed as a New York citizen drawn to finance and industry, seeking intellectual fellowship over political showmanship. It describes his longing for independence in a pecuniary sense, his dissatisfaction with political friction, and his choice of New York as a field for reflection, law, and scholarly companionship.
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Mr. Reed
New York
Ome
Reed
St Kita Bern
Flo
Ienet
Washington
New ‘York
Philidelphia Presn
Threat to Burn Coal Baron's House Sparks Brooklyn Card Threat
New York December 11 a coal supply fear turned to threats as a note mailed to Rudolph Heimer of Reimer and Son warned if coal prices rise or sellers try to cheat the price, their house would be burned. The message, in Yiddish, demanded price restraint and warned violence. Police posted guards at the car yards and at the Heimer residence as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Heimer
Mr. Reimer
New Christmas Tree Lighting Goes Electric This Year
Christmas trees will use electric lights replacing candles with new lighting appliances. Storage battery options and small generators allow tree illumination at home or on stage. The advent of electric lighting brings varied gold colors and portable power for holiday displays and performances.
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Tme
Denlera
Electeroat Devloor
Santa Fe
Topeka
Peigen
Cortelyot's Place Department of Commerce Bill Boon Reported
Fragmented descrip tion of the congressional push to create a Department of Commerce headed by Cortelyou. Hearings reveal cabinet members favor modest consolidation while warning against disrupting existing bureaus. Debate centers on which treasury and immigration bureaus could transition, with projections of potential savings and future cabinet structure.
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Cortelyot
Department of Commerce
Bill Boon
The New Offices of the President Criticized
The new executive offices behind the White House are harshly criticized by aviators and officials for a garish cement and gravel exterior. Officials defend the design as up to specifications and temporary, yet the 369000 cost sparks concern about future planning and allocation. The structure sits behind elevated ground, appearing small and squatty yet is one of Washington’s tallest single story buildings. Interior furnishings, including a mahogany table for cabinet deliberations and green leather chairs, are costly and functional with rank shown by seniority and department formation dates.
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United States
White House
Congress
Hay
Dom
Washingtn
Corzelyou
Barnes
Bulldog Attacks Crowd of Children in Felmend Wine
Severe fight breaks out as a bulldog attacked a crowd of children. George Casebeer, father of one child, shot the dog twice after subduing it. The dog died from injuries and two men received bites. Casebeer and two boys were taken to Chicago for treatment.
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Klogfisher
Dee
Felmend Wine
George Casebeer
Casebeer
Mr. Casebeer
Catalogue of Women and Girls Gifts and Fabrics
Extensive list of merchandise for women and girls including toys, dolls, tea sets, dolls’ buggies, sewing and writing supplies, beds, dressing accessories, gloves, laces, hats, belts, silks, underwear, gowns, jackets, mittens, blankets, linens, curtains, portieres, and various fashion fabrics. Contains price hints like 89c and 25¢ to 49¢.
Hogg Cane Out Whole in Beaumont Oil Deal
Fort Worth reporter says James W. Swayne denied that John W. Gates fleeced Hogg in a Beaumont oil deal. Swayne claims Hogg sold his interests for 5500000 after dissatisfaction with a reorganized company whose stock rose from 30 to 1,000,000 dollars.
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Fort Worth
James W. Swayne
James S. Hogg
Beaumont
John W. Gates
Hox
Ten
Bhic Texas of
Hogg
Swayne
Clear
Christmas Holiday Rail Rates Announced by Missouri Pacific
The Missouri Pacific offers holiday ticket rates for travel within 200 miles from December 34, 25 and 3 and January L with one fare round trip and a minimum of 1 cent. Tickets require continuous passage in each direction.
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Missouri Pacific
Jersey Justice Uses Phone In Rabbit Shooting Case
Constable Moffett arrested a man for violating state game laws by shooting rabbits after Justice Bowers answered a phone call. Moffett claimed the caller insisted on a plan and demanded a $20 fine paid to the warden before release.
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Justice Bowers
Jersey
Busking Ridge
Nut
David Hi. Moffett
Up Saan
Moffett
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Agricultural College
Florence Hartwig
Veeee
Queen Silva
Rownana
America
Americans
Sara Boas
George B. Cortelyon
Almos
Senate
Col Hepburn
Pionce
Meriim
Cnreus
Fen
Sarwent
Buteru
Ajay
Treasury Department
Corteliou
Department of Agriculture
Hepburn Doer
Tn Itoi
Prasir Dent
Mauiry
Commerne
Oklahoma
Kemper & Paxton
Thousan
Christ
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FOR Children
Valenciennes
Lief
Mit
McLaughlin Bros
Tomorow
Besumont
Swaynete & Inemn
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