Chautauqua Enters New Phase With Permanent Growth
Chautauqua N Y undergoes rapid spring development from tents to a permanent cityscape with brick highways, double track interurban lines, new station and facilities. Architects Freeburg Fidler Skinner Parsons oversee plans for a 56 by 225 foot brick station, enhanced parks, tolls, and a plaza while new housing, schools, hotels, and a music studio expand the campus and lakefront estate plans.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Chautauqgua
Chautauqua Lake
Freeburg & Fidler
Jamestown, Ney
Permanent Institution
Institution
Traction
Express
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Chautauqua Assembly Launches Major Highway and Pier Additions
The Chautauqua Assembly at Chau Sauqua New York funds two major access upgrades. A new water front pier and a land gate enhance arrivals by steamboat trolley car and auto. State county and Traction Company invest in brick roadways, double trolley tracking, and an expanded 200 acre enclosure.
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Chautauqua
Miller
Lewis Miller
Akron, C
John H. Vin
Chautauqua Assembly
Chau- Sauqua
Lake Chautauqua
Westfield
N. Y
Chautauqua Institution
State of New York
County of
Chautauqua Traction Company
Jamestown
Mayville
Kautauqua
Ames
Traction Company
Harper
Centef Chautauqua Assembly
Institution
Steamboat
Green & Wicks of
Buffalo
The
Park
Coltege
Rittman Process Yields Positive Gasoline Result Tests
A five day test of the Rittman process shows possible profitability at current prices. Director Manning reports a single five tube plant could produce about 5 580 barrels per month with net gasoline cost around 12.6 cents per gallon at $2.10 oil, or 6.9 cents at $0.50 oil. Licensed plants include Germania Refining Co and Pure Oil Co among others across several states.
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Forster
Titi
Washin
Manning
Bureau of Mines
United States
Rittman
Oklahoma
Germania Refining Co
Oil City
Pure Oil Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Pittsburgh Oil Refining Co
Coraopolis
Indian Refining Co
Lawrenceville
Ill
Midwest Refining Co
Casper, Wyo
American Oilfields Co. of
California
I W. Fuqua
Fellows
Cal
J. C. McDowell
Farmers
F. S. Stern
Baer Creek Manufacturing Co
Petrolia
Pelican Oil Refining Co
Hennen
New Orleans
Emery Manufacturing Co
Bradford
Muskogee Refining Co
Muskogee
Oklo
PLAN TO AID SHEEP RAISING
Secretary Patton leads a plan with bankers and manufacturers to start 500 Pennsylvania farmers in sheep raising. Ewes from outside the state will be placed with farmers who receive ten ewes each and keep the wool and half the lambs, aiming to lower costs via centralized shipments.
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State
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Pennsylvana
Delaware County
Harrisburg
Charles E. Patton
Pennsylvania
Patton
Little Talks on Health and Hygiene by Dr. Dixon
Health article urges careful handling of raw fruits and vegetables in hot weather. Emphasizes clean hands in market gardens, proper protection of market produce, and washing raw foods thoroughly to prevent illness. Warns against using night soil and gathering watercress from polluted streams. cites typhoid fever risks. Subscribe to Warren Mail.
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George Y. Skinner
New York
Samuel Parsons & Co
Chautauqua High School
Chautauqua’s
America
Chautauqua Summer School of Music
Sherwood Memorial
College Ill
Packard
William D. Packard
Warren, O
Packard Car Company
Warren D. Packard
Lakewood
Long Point
Lake
H. L. Avery
Cleveland
Herbert L. Hyatt
Drackard
A. J. Lewis
St. Elmo
Fenton
James Fenton
College Hill
Friends of Popular Education
Ackard
Secretary of Agriculture
S. G. Dixon
Warren Mail
Warren Business College
Warren, Pennsylvania