Prominent Stockmen and Senator Weigh Leased Lands
Bartlett Richards of the Cattle Growers' Association of Nebraska travels from Washington to Coronado after lobbying for a leasing bill for public grazing lands. He expects presidential and interior department support and notes Nebraska will unite with allies including Senator Lacey. The notice covers land tax foreclosure rulings and Mosby’s investigation, plus local notices and ads.
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Nebraska
Stat
the Bee
Washington
Bartlett Richards
Cattle Growers’ Association of Nebraska
Coronado
Cal
West
Richards
Secretary of the Interior
Lacey
Public Land Committee of the House
Dietrich Kraska
Mosby
Robert Graham
Congress
Graham
Burlington
Thedford
Northwestern
World-Herald
Washington Dispatch
John S. Mosby
Interior Department
W. G. Comstock
Ellspe Ds
Daniel Hill
Gordon
Mr. Richards
New York State
Reed
Alliance
Story of a famous poem how Gray's Elegy made its public appearance
The piece recounts how Gray's Elegy was printed hurriedly after a copy reached publisher Owen in 1751. Gray resisted early publication but agreed when Horace Walpole intervened, with editions appearing in London and The Magazine of Magazines. A Manchester manuscript sold for 1150 dollars in 1876 shows numerous emendations by Gray, including Cromwell and Milton substitutions. Mason suggested changes and the title, originally "Stannaes," was settled later.
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Gray
Horace Welpole
Dodsley
Cambridge
London
Ybya
Cromwell
Milton
Cwear
Tully
Ehla Friend Mason
Staneas
Deer in the Woods as Seen by an Old Master
A Tangled meditation on deer in forested spaces contrasts our deer gaze with the old master’s eye. It reflects how glimpses reveal only fragments while nature’s scenes offer vivid frames for the animal’s form.
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van Dyke
The Hint Water Taken in a Scottish Village
Johnnie McCraw, a village character in northern Scotland, relies on charity but struggles when help wanes. He visits the local doctor and asks to have all his teeth removed because he has nothing to eat, prompting the doctor to give him a penny to buy bread.
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Alliance
Raymond
Southwest
Missouri
Zeke Dobson
West
Iintage
Herbert Bottenberg
Northwest News
Ragged Top
Brother Sonenberg
Herbert
Gordon
Bottenberg
Northwest
Rushville
Artington
Nelsos
Johnnie McCraw
Scotland
Johnie
Gigantic War Goddess Statue In Tokyo Stirs Debate
In Tokyo a towering wooden iron and plaster image of a war goddess stands fifty four feet tall. Dedicated to Hachiman the god of war the sculpture features a sword in the right hand and a large wooden ball in the left. The interior staircase leads to a head that houses a viewing chamber. The statue is praised as an advanced anatomical model with oversized bones joints and ligaments.
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Hachiman
Wountley É
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