Suffrage Defense Tour Sparks Opponents and Protests
Washington reports Senator Hor h and allies tour the country to push a suffrage amendment while opponents from the Women’s party mobilize street meetings and threaten retracting support. Leaders in the suffrage camp claim they can win without key votes, but face aggressive protests and pressure from organized factions.
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Washington
Hor &H
Duwoos
Eia Wilk
Byu
Lee
Mgt
Biald Ou Hiuttree
Hlincvbes
Womans Party
Giles
Eran
Touny
Hin
New York
Borah
Bay Suurage
Bossimie
Ay al Amc Muuiliona
Yal Rory
Women of
Dugha
OS Democracy and Justice
Home merchant learns goods for local buyers fast
A fragmented description explains a home merchant selling to local townspeople yields trust and value, noting how he learns which items are reliable and which cannot be depended upon. It compares this to large city stores and mail orders, highlighting practical speed and local knowledge.
Unscrupulous Ads Mislead in Local Store Pitch
Fragmentary OCR mentions buyers relying on producers who have made good 418 town and benefits from a fee on items bought at a home store. It hints at claims of dependability and satisfaction without testing value against other methods, with warnings about adit interests.
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Euta
Farmers Should Keep Keep Records for Tax Schedules
The fragment argues farmers must maintain records for income tax and costs to gauge profitability across crops livestock and inputs. It compares farming scale to larger businesses, noting the impracticality of perfect year to year records yet stressing the need to track percent profit per product and overall costs for sound financial decisions.
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United States
Lukda
Keeping Farm Records To Gain Profit On Crops
A farmer argues that profits vanish when selling prices and costs such as plowing harrowing drilling and irrigation are counted without records. He urges keep records to compare past years and determine which crops pay, noting machinery depreciation and the growing need for bookkeeping on farms.
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Patart
Preparing brochure of state's beauties
A pamphlet describing Utah and Colorado national monuments is being prepared by Frank A Wadleigh, passenger traffic manager of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. Agents are asked to supply data on natural bridges including Rainbow Bridge, the dinosaur quarries near Vernal, Mukuntuweap in Zion Canyon, and Mesa Verde.
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National Monuments of
Utah
Colorado
Frank A Wadleigh
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Wainbow Bridge
Dinosaur Quarries
Vernal
Mukuntuweap Monument
Zion Canyon
Mesa Verde Park
Utahs
Rollin Twitchell Describes Homesickness From Germany
A letter from Grenzhausen, Germany, recounts Rollin Twitchell's longing to return to New York. He recalls ships torpedo threat, cold weather, and the moment landing in foreign soil, hoping to regain health and speak freely again after the war. He mentions delayed reunion with family and plans to buy a keepsake upon homecoming.
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Grenzhausen
Germany
Carr
New York
Ike
Tiie
Rollin Twitchell
Midland Road 18 To Be Scrapped
The Colorado Midland railroad facing liquidation will be scrapped by Col D G Jackling and associates who bought the property at foreclosure. The move ends a line dating to 1886 with 3387 miles of main track and 1630 cars, valued at over 2 million dollars, rails and equipment slated for sale or reuse.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Colorado Midland Railroad
D G Jackling
San Francisco
Carlton
Denver
New York
Colorado
Jackling
Utah Copper, Chino, Tray Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated + Mining
Salt Lake
Nevada Consolidated
Hulletin
Colorado Courts
Colorado Public Service Commision
Colorado Midland
Overland
Los Angeles
Chicago
St Louis
Gouldo
California
James J Hill
Gould
Union and
Southern Pacific
Victory Loan Appeal Remains The Incomplete Task
The poem fragment urges renewed effort to fund the Victory Loan, stressing that prior work is unfinished and urging a fresh push to meet the fundraising goal. It centers on persistent public duty and national effort.
Grand Ball to be Held on St Patrick's Day
The Ver nal Commercial club hosts its annual grand ball at the Orpheus on St Patrick's Day March 17. A 20 piece orchestra will play latest dance music with encores and special dances on the program. Refreshments will be served. attendees urged to engage partners for a royal evening.
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Vernal Commercial Club
St. Patrick’s Day
Orpheus
St. Patrick’s
Markey
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