Relation of the Load to the Horse and Road
Professor William Peterson of Miah Agricultural College addresses Good Roads delegates on the relation of load to the tare and road. He cites that grading often falls short, recalls earlier plans for road courses, and notes four divisions of traction resistance as vehicles first used on roads drew public resistance.
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William Peterson
Miah Agricultural College Rayon
Good Stoads
Taree
Btato Agricultural Coliese
Ronda
Komen
Dodge Organization Advances A E Barker
A E Barker formerly district representative at Cleveland for Dodge Brothers has been promoted to supervisor of districts and will assume new duties at once. He will be assisted by A T Stanton, formerly an assistant in that territory, with Stanton having led the Great Britain district for the past year. The article discusses road conditions, costs of hauling, and the impact of road paving on tractive force and efficiency for motor vehicles and horse drawn loads.
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Nad
Ft Iskea
James Watt
Watt
Twreamla
Ile
Shawn Dale
Peter Elisa
Wyoming
United
A. E. Barker
Cleveland
Tiedge Brothers
Su. Farviser
Barker
Stoveland
A. T. Stanton
Dodge Brothers
Great Britain
Utah
United States
Cinta Basin
San Juan County
Kane County
Haute
Europe
Howeyer
Casaline
Fragmentary note on power, road, and overwork limits
The fragment discusses feed bill, engine overwork, and proportionality of power to overworked charge. It mentions a remedy not yet reached and hints at better roads with lard, moisture, and reduced gradient as key aims. Entities are unclear. no clear date or location.
Prominent Elk 5 on a Visit to Ogden
Major John J. Feltrey, Elk candidate for grand master, died in Upden yesterday. He toured the Elks home and was driven about Ogden by John Culley, Utah State Elks president. Feltrey praised Ogden before departing for Omaha. He long served as grand judge and was a longtime newspaper man, with ties to Indianapolis, Chicago, the Overland Monthly, and Oakland.
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John JB. Feltrey
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Upden
Elks Home
John Culley
Utah State Association of Elks
Ogden
Elks
Omaha
Ned
Jeffres
Elka
Indianapalla Sentinel
News
Chicago Journal
Chicago
Sitice
Qoverland Monthly
San Francico
Oakland
Mrs LP Fulkerson Called by Death in Ogden
Louise Piery Fulkerson wife of Everett Fulkerson of Chicago died at 5 oclock Friday afternoon at her mother Mrs D He Porys home 41 Adams Avenue Ogden after three years of illness. Born February 19 1881 in Opler she came to Ogden from Denver a month ago. Survived by husband two daughters Mary Louise and Elizabeth mother and brothers Joseph Marold Louis Harmon and Frank S Deery. Funeral at home tomorrow 2 pm conducted by Robart McQuarrie and George Sharen. interment in city cemetery.
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Louise Piery Fulkerson
Emerett Bulkerson
Chicago
D. He Poury
Adams Avenge
Ogden
Denver
Opler
Mary Louise
Elzabeth
Joseph
Marold J
Louis H
Harmon W
Frank S. Deery
Mra
Robart McQuarrie
George Sharten
Women Work Long Hours in Genvaen Industry
In Berlin, Hirschbanker labor unions report many Geneva mining and assembling industry workers now toil twelve hours daily. The claim comes from the union president as his group holds its annual convention, amid disclosures of extended shifts.
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Derlin
London
Genvaen Mining
Amelling Industrice
Hirschbanker
Whleb 1G
Berlin
Cubs Win Final and Series from Giants
Chicago completed a victory over New York to win the final and the series as the Cubs rolled past the Giants. Adams delivered a key throw to third, Niehoff was retired on a finked catch, Aravath grounded out, and Whitted sacrificed to bring in two runs. Score by innings shows Chicago ahead and sealing the win.
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Adams
Tod
O ¢Ateh Niehoff
Aravath
ePttistory
Philadelphia
Azcht
CUBS
Giants
New York
Chicago
Cubs Sweep New York With 5-2 Victory in Series Finale
The Cubs defeated the New York club 5-2 to clinch the series, with strong pitching limiting New York hitters. Chicago tallied five outfield hits by the fourth inning but managed only one run in that span. Daubert contributed with a triplet and a wild relay scoring, while Beorw and Spain led the offense in scattered fashion.
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New York
Thea Cubs
Benson and
Stroud
Chicago
Spain
Thirako
Emery
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 3 1 Behind Pfeffer’s Two Hitter
Brooklyn, June 13. Pfeffer held St Louis to two hits as Daubert’s offense carried Brooklyn to a 3 1 victory. Long opened with a scratch hit in the fourth inning and Hornsby added a second hit after the side should have been retired in the ninth. St Louis was retired in order in other frames. Vielfler scored the first Brooklyn run.
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Jiake
Jeff
Numder
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
St Lous
Daubert
Long
Seratch
Innning
Hornsby
St. Lola
Vielfer
Mead the Closetfed Arts
A classified notice notes Mead presents the Closetfed Arts event. Details list submission and display times, with venue and contact for applicants.
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Mead
iWOLGAST LOSES TO RUSSEL ON FOUL
St Louis June 13 Frankie Ruse of New Orleans won on a foul from Wolfast of Cadillac Michigan in the fourth round of a scheduled twelve round boxing bout here tonight Russell was knocked down in the fourth round He claimed the former charging dart hit low but the referee counted Russell came to his feet at the count of nine A few seconds later he collapsed The referee then ruled Welreats blow a foul and gave the decision to Ruse
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St. Louis
Jne
Frankie Ruse
New Orleans
Ad Wolfast
Cadillac
Mich
Russel
Channing
Russell
Welreat
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Inter- Mountain Good Roads Association
Fairfield
Chevrolet
Idaho
Hudson Ave
Wevart
Jadea King
25Th ST
C. A. Knowlden, Mrr
Son Tires
John Harteg
TBC
Iden Avenue
Dodge Organization Advances
Te. Barker
ELK 5
LP. Fulkerson
WWE
Cadillac Company of
Cadillac and
Oakland Motor Cars
Reed Hotel
Iwolgast
FORD
Binford Motor Company
Washington
Suereress
Ee AA Portland Cement CO
Eas
Ogden Portland Cement Co
Uta
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