Merger Defeated in Transmississippi Congress Rival Boise El Paso
A sprawling report covers the Transmississippi Congress meeting in Ogden Utah with delegates from Idaho and western states. Discussions centered on desert land repeal, irrigation policy, forest reserves, and cooperation between landowners and railroads. Speakers included Booth Yucker of the Salvation Army and Governor Pardee, with debates highlighting irrigation rights and colonization in the West.
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Ogden
Utah
Todas Hanlin
Torker
Nators
Frenk Mandell
Wyoming
Mileeuten
Mally
Rae Marnur
Bo Bi Pano
Carey
Wyoing
Enministere
Ape
Wenebler
Peteban
New Mexico
Arizona
Geiacunna
Cnal
Ienagrose
Ty Maxwell
Roosevelt
Antalya
Union
Pacthe Railread
Denver
John Henry Smith
West
Brigham Youle
Major Carton
Washington
New York ‘Times
Georgath Pardee
Irrigation and Colonization for America’s Poor
Booth Tucker urges Congress to merge irrigation with systematic colonization to flood arid lands with settlers. He cites India as a model and argues irrigation fuels population and prosperity, proposing federal backing to move laborers to 20k–70k acre tracts in Colorado California and Ohio with colonist families, creating a nation of self supporting homeowners.
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Fea
Indust
Mont
Stelf
West
Virginia
Tne
George
Ito
New York
Colorado
California
Ohio
Jones
Canroth
Nola
Omer
Roosevelt
Fis
Congress
Lkbor
Less Than Wholesale Prices Specials at Dibble Grocery
A grocery advertisement from The Dibble Wholesale and Retail Grocery Company offers wholesale style bargains on sugar, canned goods, baking powder, rice, macaroni, soap, and meats. It promotes low prices, a wide selection, and multiple store locations at 117 East 7th Street and 806 Kansas Ave, with phone numbers 726 and 952.
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California
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Dibble Wholesale and Retail Grocery Company
East 7Th St
Kamsas Ave
Fragmented Vision of Public Unity and Reform
The text surveys a range of figures from philanthropists and religious leaders to politicians and manufacturers, debating national progress. It hints at schemes to boost land value, promote profitable investment, organize labor, and unite diverse groups under a reformist agenda, ending with a call to political alignment and a named avenue.
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EL Paso
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Salvation Army
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Cains
Booth Tucker
Tron
Walter
Abraham
Armerica
Mae
National Congress
India
Xeres
Thoros
Kansas Avenue
Constantinople
Para Quarter
Inte
Prom
Constantinuom
Aultan
Eurgenia
Martin’s Nave
Kennedy's
Johnnier
Mary Ann's
Pines
Libby
Baltimore
Topeka
Philadelphia
A. M. Fuller
Uptown
Kas. Ave
Guild Monument House
Monroe Si. Co
GUILD
Pratlema
Aanentix
Ianalre
Unies Pace Ni Silcoad
Kanone Avenue