Irrigation Era Expands Across Colorado Utah and Beyond
The piece surveys irrigation advances from Utah to Colorado and California, detailing canals, ditches, and water rights. It notes Maj. Powell’s surveys, federal groundwork under Johnson’s and Stewart’s committees, and projections of growing arid lands. It compares yields, costs, and ownership concepts, highlighting government policy shifts and interstate water tensions.
Reclamation Policy Expands to Tap Western Lands
A summary notes reports comparing irrigation efforts and lands to be reclaimed. It asserts the United States has adopted a permanent policy to reclaim waste lands, with progress steady and improvements over prior methods. The aim includes adding vast farming land and boosting national wealth through billions in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte
Missouri
Louiisiana
Grant
Far West
Maj
Powell
Geological Survey
United States
Alaska
Togandy
Init
Ubia
Stewart
Nevada
Iim
California
Websatin
Barnard's Successor Seth Low to Lead Columbia College
Hon Seth Low, former Brooklyn mayor and Republican reformer, becomes president of Columbia College in its tenth year under Barnard. Low's career spans finance, politics, and education with strong ties to New York's business and civic life, promising a long, influential tenure at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
Columbia
Columbia College
New York City University
Brooklyn
Beth Low
Brookia
Abiel A. Low
Burling Lip
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Waile
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Wiy
Youns Men's Republican Club
Low
Ment
Otters
F. Alp. Barnard
Stecesel Iitn
Hamilton Fish
Henry C. Potter
Her
Morpun Dix
George L. Peabody
Matinnal
College of
Alexander Haznilin
King’s College
Controv Rerse
Columbia i
Would Not Be Parted Heroic Rescue at a Flooded Plantation
An 1886 Alabama river freshet drove enslaved families onto a corn crib as waters rose. White rescuers ferried them to safety, sharing food and blankets while a strong chorus of voices sang amid peril. The old aunt Lyddy refused to abandon her elder husband, choosing to stay until all could be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyddy
Moses
Alabama
Carmen
Hare
Negro Arena
Bin
Althoush
Ian
Stowe
Slin
Anntis
Marrier
Simon
de Ark
Gulf
Thair Rmicuers
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laily
Eagle
Egypt
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Gillin
Wudlstig
Dreaget
Rome
Perucilon
Weil
Maj. Pawsol
Thaora
Nebratin
Kuss
Texas
America
Asie
Trriga
Hom Manly Jialuta
Arua
Agteo
Toltes
Reis
Speulards
Sarily
Aloytyl
Euirine
Paul Sant Hoses
Myilo
Lim
Rocia
Wales
Ubi
Adam Gaye
Uae
Deat
Ihy
Wade Eashe
Petearda
Eetes
Plains
Anol
San Luis Park
State Land
Citizens Canal
del Norte and Saguache
Elo Grande
Boulder
Wyoming
Comuliin
Nebraska
Cheeting
South Platte
North Platte
Sebels
Barnard
E.W. Jon
Edward W. Rok
Brooklym
Tam Hollander
Brookisn
Mr. Bush
Merry Ward
Sprabd
W.rok
Mr. Beecher
Tha Bok Syndicate
Bok
Scribnere
Mealont
Maine
Dent
Tam of
Dons
Davidsor
Pram
Fitor
Davidson Investment Comp
Java
Kansas
Crrimens Bank Marche Wala Senet
Acd
Dosran
Wichita
Chicago Lumber Co
1St ST
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and Fron Sts
Chicago
W. A. Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
Walker
Davidson
Prec
Citizens Bank
State of Kansas
I. Strart
O.barbiur
Wichita Banking
Douglas Avenue
Copp
Land Office
United States Land Commissioner
Wichita Eagle
Pene Oo
Miawe
Dom
Tom
Outa
Cmlee Culture
Hottee Fur Publicatio
Sutton
Slanama
Sean
Oklahoma
Rae
LE Gad
werraRe
RP. Murdock
Weekly
Dnauney Aoe
the Weekly Eagle
Atall
Agenta
NEWS
The
Murdock, Meneses