Audacity Gains Desert Men Fame in Goldfield Legends
A reminiscence piece from Goldfield Nevada highlights famed western figures. Senators Key Pittman Tasker Oddie Ray Baker Wingfield Tex Rickard Death Valley Scotty and Death Valley Scotty are profiled as audacious pioneers of the Goldfield boom. The Sioux City Journal notes Congress confusion as a side remark.
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Goldfield
West
Sierra
Nevada
Key Pittman
Sagebrush
Pittmen
Tasker Oddie
Washington
Oddie
Ray Baker
The
Mint
Russia
Eleanor Glyn
U. S. Senate
George Wingfield
Republican Party
United States Senate
Tex Rickard
Bethlehem Star
Boyle
Jersey City
Tex
Death Valley Scotty
Hall of Fame
Scotty
Death Valley
Pasterm
Furnace Creek
Funeral Range
Cranberry Be Required to Meet Autumn Demands
The Cranberry company faces demand pressures this autumn as households seek steady supply. Industry analysts note increased expectations from housewives for reliable products and timely deliveries amid seasonal shopping shifts.
Cranberries and Cranberry Culture from Marshes to Market
A historical overview traces cranberry cultivation from wild bogs on Cape Cod and New Jersey marshes to modern plantations. It describes Webb’s sand-bed method, seasonal flooding, and minimal care, notes the rise of large-scale plantations, and highlights labor practices involving immigrant workers and padrone systems. The piece covers harvest methods, jam and sauce recipes, and the cultural ties between cranberries and Thanksgiving.
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D. Brown-Sequard
Arthur Budd
Olumbus
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Buzzards Bay
Ocean
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ido
Ander
Mever
Webb
Badrone
Icpasuucu
Europe
London
Maryland
Rabbit Meat for Food Probability for the Middlewest
Minneap olis reports Prof F L Washburn predicts wide adoption of rabbit meat in the middlewest as a cheap, wholesome alternative to poultry and pork. He notes hatchbred rabbits yield white meat, cost little to raise, and supply tables in summer, contrasting with wild cottontails and urging conservation during wartime.
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Minneapolis
Minn
F. L. Washburn
University
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Rabbits Prove Hardy Livestock For Markets
Professor Washburn discusses experimental breeding of domestic rabbits in Minnesota and beyond. He cites 50 animals cost 44.5 cents per head weekly under station conditions, with meat praised by skeptical guests. Reports suggest strong hides and fur fetch 30 cents to 75 cents, up to $2 each, as evidence of viable farming.
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Division of Economic Zoology
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Washburn
Thomases
New York
Peits
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Venius
Bardest
Sioux City Journal
Capitol
Waterloo Fish Market
Alfred Livermore
East Fifth Street
COLE
Alsitle
Gr Bee
John Webb
Forked River
N. J
Nowhai
Hemis
Giaplees
Harter
B. Hull
Donse Brothers Sedan
Oscar M. Acker
Waterloo
Sally H. Harris
Hal H. Franck
Hudson
Mary M. Gibson
William Hossman
Willie-Smith
the Courier
Iowa
MFG. CO
Lafayette Street
United Fruit CO
East Side
R Bette
Atete
Fim
National Fruit Co
Ohio
Florida
Vu Anc
Fifth
Commercial Lts
Independent Meat Co
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