Historic Mexican roadwork linked to Villa pursuit
El Paso engineer H. I. Slater recounts how US forces march through historic Mexican terrain along the old Spanish and Mormon routes. He notes Colonel Dodd and General Pershing’s columns used ancient trails dating back to pre Spanish and indigenous trade, with numerous Mormon colonies shaping settlement and rail access in the Casas Grandes region.
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Mexico
Villa
H. ID. Slater
el Paso
United States Army
Slater
Wershing
Mexico Northwestern
Casas Grandes
Columbus
Colonia Juarez
Diaz
Morelos
Maxaca
Pacheco
Garcia
Chuichupa
Dublan
Rio Grande
Sierra Madre
Vachtic
Ciudad Juarez
Deming
Wasas Grandes Colony
John W. Young
New York
Corralitos Ranch
San Pedro Or
Candelaria
Yudad Juarez
Casas Ranches
Palomas
Arizona
New Mexico
Casas Iirandes
Tekadd
Hachita
Central Mexico
New New Mexico
Colorado
California
Santa Rita
Chins
City of
Missouri River
Santa
Guadalupe
Chilhhuatla
FE Paso
Janos
Guadalupe Pass
Santa Cruz Valley
Tucson
Durango Province in Mexico Rich in Resources and History
The National Geographic Society highlights Durango as a resource rich state of Mexico with minerals including silver gold lead and copper plus forests and vast pastures. It notes the Nile of Durango the Nanzas River with spring floods making fertile land and a narrative of ancient settlement by Ibarra Mercado and historical battles near Durango City.
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Washington, D. C
General Pershing
Durango
Mexico
Virginia
New Hampshire
National Geographic Society of Washington
Chihuahua
Sonora
Nanzas
Lake
Habas
Egypt
Durango City
Sunshine
Republic
Ibarra
Don Pedro Menendez Aviles
United States
St. Augustine
Mercado
Iron Mountain
Paradise
Santiago de Papasquiaro
Spain
Prepared dairy separators boost profits and resilience
The article extols milk separators as essential for dairymen facing strikes, storms, and supply disruptions. It argues separating cream maximizes value, reduces loss, and provides feed from skim milk. It highlights earnings, efficiency, durability, ease of cleaning, and the Sharples Separator Co. model as a top option from West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Middle West
Sharples Separator Co
West Chester
Massachusetts Leads in Asphalt Macadam Road Building
The article notes that states with advanced road construction use asphalt macadam to achieve lower costs and better longevity. Massachusetts is highlighted as the leader with the oldest highway department and long‑tenured officials, showing asphalt roads that handle heavy traffic with minimal maintenance. It cites Revere Saugus turnpike and Long Island routes as examples and cites Cook County Illinois and others adopting Massachusetts methods.
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Massachusetts
Old Commonwealth
Bermudez Lake
Venezuela
Revere-Saugus
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Bermudez
Boston
New York City
Long Island
Jericho Turnpike
Merrick Road
Cook County
Illinois
Lake County
Indiana
Lucas County
Ohio
United States
Birds Useful to Farmers Bulletins Offered to Boys
Congressman Miller distributes 2000 bulletins on Birds Useful as Farmers and How to Build Bird Cages to boys aged 6 to 14 in Mercer Venango Forest Warren Elk counties. Boys promise to protect birds and eggs by mail to S H Miller Washington. First 1000 applicants receive bulletins. agriculture notes birds keep pests in check.
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Miller
Mercer
Venango
Forest
Warren and
Elk
S. H. Miller
Earth
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
An early morning health-promoting routine advocates hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims flushing the digestive tract improves appetite and overall well being, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate though it notes the cost is small.
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Pioneers
Association National Advertisers
New Stock Exchange Building
Philadelphi
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DR Charles Flesh Food CO
Fulton ST
Brooklyn, N. Y
Kopf
Henry
Chichester S
Chichester
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