Railroads Face Interstate Commerce Clash at Wichita Hearing
Wichita leads a batch of complaints against the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific regarding unequal grain and freight rates. The Interstate Commerce Commission session in hint city will probe alleged discrimination against Wichita and other points, with foes citing higher Kansas City to New York rates and unfair coal, lumber, and ship shipments practices.
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Wienta
Ea Ees
Conmintaatens
Rae
Wichita
Texas
Kansas City
Pointe
Minvouri
Commerce Commission
Fhint City
Atchison, Topelos
Santa Fe
New York
Kans
Galveston
New Orleans
Calveston
Galventon
Minden
McAlester
Russelsville
Ark
St. Joseph
Missouri Pacific
Cur Fond Jon
Coal land purchases by Illinois railroad raise value
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad extends from Morris to St Louis buying coal rights near Farmersville and other Montgomery county lands. Agents Gore and Leeds report 25,600 acres secured at about 12.60 per acre, with Weaver Coal buying 3,000 nearby at 22.50.
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Island
Illinois
Springfield
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad , Company
Morris
St. Louis
Eroville
White Oaks
Truman K. Gore
Public Accounts
Gore
Cartinville
E. E. Leeds
East St. Louis
Rock Teland
Weaver Coal Company of
Chicago
Farmersville
Montgomery County
Kanbas Men Elected and Railroad Bridge Plan
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen elected officers with Charles Mater of Parsons Kansas named vice president grand secretary and treasurer F W Arnold reelected J H Murphy of Denver re elected general counsel and Dr W B Watts chosen grand medical examiner Asa Dillon of Downs was elected to the grand executive board A St Joseph to Grand Island railroad bridge project valued at 400000 will span the Missouri River at St Joseph by the St Joseph and Grand Island railroad final decision announced by General Manager DuPuy of Grand Island Hazen appointed foreman at Denver and other railroad personnel shifts and local reports follow with routine industry updates
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Firemen’s Brotherhood
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Charles Mater
Parsons
Kas
F. W. Arnold
J. H. Murphy
Denver
W. B. Watts
Asa Dillon
Downs
Wee
Rock Island
Grand Island
St Joseph
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Ban Bernardin
Bollermakers
Condh
Elmer Hunter
Amos
Lee Angting
Mat le
Joan Hou
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Tugey Riorning
Alwaga
Cermain
John Stirkhi
Col
Chan
Walter Arnold
Ben Mileham
Pullman
Enlings
Rimwell
Shostly
C. Webb
Topeka
Bt. Joseph
Ager Teal
Osage County
Pat Donovan
Cleburne
Tex
James Lee
Andrew James
Atchison
Missouri
John Rotter
Bandar Carpenter
Kansas
Albuquerque
N. B
Henderson
Gulf Lines
G. B. Howard
Wesleyan Methodist
Dia
Tharp
Big Hammers
Tate Mandsy
Beaumont
Enema Whee Fe
K. MN. G
Fort Riley
Santa Fe Ap
Union Pacife
John McAllister
Uhedae
Malted foods and public health a nineteenth century view
A fragmented discussion on the meaning of malted foods and their role in digestion. The piece argues for reader responsibility to understand nutrition, critiques vague marketing, and notes promoters aimed to assist digestion by pre-digesting starches to aid weak individuals and infants.
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Judgvang
The Root of the Matter and Patent Medicine Claims
A man in the East describes his stomach ailment and failed doctors. He tried many physicians and fifty cent patent medicines before discovering "Gg Were gone" tablets. after using them he reports complete cure and credits contacting the remedy proprietors. The tale reflects early 20th century skepticism toward patent medicines and reliance on popular remedies.
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George Polinger
Max Rahn
Frank Deller
W. D. Dunlap
Wyliam Finvenste
Michael Frethhett
Edward Ellis
John Dubeck
William Smith
Oklahoma
F. H. Adama
Minnesota
Hen Brown
Theodore Hugo
Aot
Joan Ash
Ringling
Floyd Wettling
J. B. Gibbons
Sixth Street Force
Atrevt Car Company
Mimself
Birth and digestion notes from a vintage pantry column
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century piece discusses malted foods and digestion in infants and adults, warning against premature starch feeding and advocating natural digestion. It includes reader questions on birthday cake and a tomato jelly recipe, with scattered kitchen guidance and historical dietary ideas.
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Oklahoma City
Ana Defense
TLW
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C. J. Eddy Fe
el Paso
Loweateey
Raad
Alamogordo & Secppite Mountain Cillway
Ayram Lumber Company
Trock Island
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Santa Rosa
el Paso Times
Eddy
Benjamin
Thornburz
Enery
Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church
Thornburs
Burlington, Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Burlington
Fullerton
F. T. Perris
Mr. Perris
Clyde
Surte Journal
Mineour Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Clyde Goat
Milwaukee
Wabash
Tam
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bhachtel
Hazen
George Haxen
William Hazen
Oeels
Denver & la Grande
Cola
Rieck Island
Horton
A. Creymne Smi Sematoris A. 0 Son
Trom Xansac City
Roches
Ir City
J. A. Stockwell
Robert
Les Taylor
Newton Employe
Rosital
Hla Rosie
T Park
Master Media
Valley Division
Tee
Have
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Arthur Weeks
Frank Weeks
Planins
George Fen
Needien
M. Taylor
Pera Eee Ee Olof Johnson
James Rosa
Trans
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Fred Martin
Sromon Deena Trate Planini
George Gart
Boy Lao
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Banning Co
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Kirk & Company
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Free Gée Natural Food Co
Mingars Falls
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