Warm Canada weather draws settlers north in January
During January this year the number of settlers heading to Canada surpassed every previous January. Western Canada’s vacant lands are filling with an excellent class of people. Government agents in the U S report high activity guiding settlers and have scheduled special excursions in March and April to provide information to prospective homesteaders.
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St. Paul
Arctic
Calgary
St Pax
Texas
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Jeans
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Burlington
Moorhead
Duluth
Ares Havre
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Williston
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Cessesees
Medicine Hat
Can
Edmonton
Eiesel
Leadville
Cal
Philosophic Man and Pessimist Exchange Witty Quip
In a brief exchange the philosophic man chides a listener to avoid growling and notes not all are born with a silver spoon. The pessimist retorts that even if born that way the spoon would choke him, a sharp line reflecting class doubt.
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Philadelphia
Preas
Rock Island Announces March Delivery of New Rail Equipment
Rock Island lines will receive extensive March deliveries to handle rising traffic. The order includes 20 new Pullman pattern passenger cars, ten 70-foot chair cars with 64 twin reclining chairs, lighted by Pintech gas and electricity with electric fans, and ten 70-foot vestibulated coaches with maroon plush seating for 80. Also on order are over 4,000 freight cars and 65 locomotives this month, with an additional 50 engines planned for summer delivery. The expansion showcases Rock Island’s industrial and commercial prosperity and positions it among the leading western railroads for transportation facilities.
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Rock Island
Pullman
Pintech
Didn't Expect To You May Marry After I’m Gone Quote
A Houston Post quip contrasts marrying early with skipping dotage talk. The brief excerpt features a dialogue about marriage timing and devotion, highlighting a playful exchange over aging and companionship.
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Soan
Houston Post
Berth for Newspaper Man Nominated for Assistant Postmaster General
Washington reports P. V. DeGraw, a well known newspaperman with deep ties to press associations and the Louisiana Purchase exposition, has been nominated by the president for the fourth assistant postmaster general. A New Jersey native who spent much of his career in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, DeGraw rose from Morse operator to leading roles in telegraph and publicity, recently serving as eastern representative for the exposition. He was president of the Gridiron Club and remains a member.
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Washington
Ihe
Schubasitun Cron
Auc Ar Cortelyou
P. V. DeGraw
DeGraw
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
New York Associated Press
Laurence Gobright
Gridiron Club
Cortelyou
Ne- Graw
Sugar King Found Dead in Boston Millionaire Case
Henry R. Reed, a Boston sugar refin er millionaire and Nash Spaulding & Co. director, was found dead in his Grand Union hotel room. Police pursue a mystery woman listed as Mrs Reed who vanished, with early hints of murder, then heart failure, and detectives assigned to the case.
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New York
Henry R. Reed
Boston
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Broad Street Commission
Grand Union Hotel
Reed
Mrs. Reed
They Get Their Money Back
Washington reports the inaugural committee's final figures showing expenses of about 820,000 with a surplus of 66000 after paying all costs. The guarantee fund of 62386 will be returned to subscribers. The city hosted 180,000 visitors on March 4, a crowd larger than prior inaugurations.
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Washington
Glover
Finance Committee
McKinley
Clevland
Escape attempt leads to shooting of officer at barracks
Vancouver Washington March 16 Lieut Francris Boone shot by sentries during a desperate escape attempt after his court martial conviction became public Tuesday He sustained two serious wounds a head wound and a shoulder wound though not deemed fatal He is in debilitated health and food poisoning is feared despite surgeons hoping to save him It is reported Boone courted death by attempting to draw fire during the break for liberty
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Vancouver
Barracks
Wash
Francrs Boone
Boone
The First Quarterly Review Lesson Insights
The text reviews John s gospel lessons from the First Quarterly, detailing how Jesus is shown as the eternal Word, the Lamb of God, the Messiah, and divine healer. It outlines lesson by lesson themes from pre existence to giving the Spirit, with guidance for scholars and classroom activity. It notes practical study tasks and class exercises, including listing persons, signs, witnesses, and key passages.
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Christ
God
Jesus Christ
John
Andrew
Philip
Messiah
Moses
Nathaniel
Israel
Nicodemus
Cana
Rani
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Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
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Massachusetts
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