Argentina Facts and History Summary
The article outlines Argentina's discovery by Spaniards in 1515 and settlement in 1553, its 1811 insurrection involvement and 1816 independence. It notes the Constitution resembles the U.S. one, a confederation of fourteen provinces and ten territories, area of 1,135,840 square miles, population 6,210,428, and Buenos Aires as a major world city.
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Change grading of fruit brings global centennial tie
Argentina marked its centennial with dawn gun salutes and international exhibitions in Buenos Aires Bahia Blanca hosts ships from Britain and the United States led by Major General Leonard Wood and other dignitaries. The program includes two expositions plus a national industrial exhibit and a Fourth International American Conference.
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Argentina
Madrid
Bahia Blanca
Europe
America
Montana
South Dakota
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Geo le Clerc Egerton
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Great Britain
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Alcohol In Solid Form via Wood Sawdust Process
A Wheeling West Virginia executive of a wood alcohol company claims to have turned sawdust into solid alcohol cubes half an inch square that ignite with a bright flame and no smoke or odor. He asserts cost efficiency could undercut gasoline for automobiles and denatured alcohol uses.
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Wheeling
W. Va
New Motor Street Cleaner From Vienna Inventor
An engineer in Vienna has developed a motorcar powered street cleaning machine. It uses a revolving brush to sweep dust into a funnel, where a ventilator sucks it into metal boxes. Full boxes are removed by the driver and replaced with empty ones. The wagon runs on a twenty eight horsepower motor and cleans eight miles of street per hour.
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Vienna
Wholesale Clothing Firm Swofford Bros Fails Amid Kansas City Crash
The Swofford Brothers wholesale clothing firm collapsed in Kansas City, selling their $300000 stock at spot cash to Ferguson McKinney & Co. A buyer group secured $15000 of goods at 42 1 2 cents on the dollar as the company hurried to clear inventory within ten days. The sale promises deep discounts and a rush of customers seeking seasonable garments, with custom fittings available.
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Swofford Brothers
Kansas City
Ferguson McKinney & Co
Swofford Bros
Value figures and bankruptcy PP 2 noted
The fragment notes values of 14.35 and 6.00 with a value of 1.45 for a bankruptcy Project Plan page item. It references PP 2 and a figure labeled fae en. No context provided for full meaning or parties involved.
Great Shirt Reductions and Brand Bankrupt Prices
The ad lists shirt reductions for Negligees and tees from brands including Cluett Interstate Ferguson McKinney with multiple bankrupt prices. Prices range from $0.62 to $2.50, highlighting savings on assorted shirt styles and brands.
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Pune
Cluett
Aes Kig
Interstate
Ferguson McKinney
Ferguson McKinney Brand
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