Norway Considers 80 000 Crown Aero Plane Fund
A government move in Norway seeks 80 000 crowns for building an aero plane for military use. The issue appears amid broader notes on loans, fisheries, timber purchases, emigration trends, and cultural efforts in 1911.
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Government of
Norway
Eidsvold
Det Norske Samlaget
The
Norwegian Society
Landsmail
Viborg Population Reaches 10940 in a Year
A Copenhagen dispatch notes Viborg now has 10940 residents, up 415 in twelve months. King Frederick hosted American legation members and Danish officials for a centenary banquet, praising unusually cordial U.S. Denmark relations. A Danish commission found 57 percent of office holders have profitable avocations, with 25 percent deriving treasury income, urging a law restricting private work by holders by April 1 1911.
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P. Jonson Rosio
Rosio School of Agriculture
Bleking
Sweden
Hagaberg
Professor Rosio
Rosio
Denmark
Norway
America
Viborg
Copenhagen
Frederick
United States
Zable
Thss
Rigsdag
National Treasury
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