Bowles Livestock Market Summary From Bowles Co Omaha
Bowles Livestock Market notes a seasonal price low on cattle amid lower receipts, predicts a stronger demand for fat cattle and better prices for stockers. Hog prices hover near 15.75 to 16.50 with packers aiming to cut costs. lambs and sheep show slight declines but expect receipts to rise. Bowles urges consignments to their three market locations and offers to secure cattle on weak spots.
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Omaha
Nebr
Germany
Bowles Company
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Bowles Livestock Commission Co
Effects of mines and sawmills on fish and forests
The article notes sulphurous gases from coke regions injuring vegetation and mine water harming fish life. It describes heavy sediment covering spawning beds suffocating eggs and calls sawmills the dearest foe of nature, destroying forests and polluting lakes and rivers with sawdust.
Human Development Across Ancient Times and Modern Thought
Gilbert Murray argues in Century Magazine that human mental development has not followed a steady march from ancient to modern. He compares the evolution of the mind to poetry, suggesting later does not guarantee superior intellect or artistry over earlier periods.
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Browning
Wordsworth
Gilbert Murray
Century Magazine
Best to Face Facts In Life
A reflective note urges readers to face life as it is not as they idealize it. It argues that while we cannot reshape life to our wishes, we can adjust ourselves to it through self discipline and adaptation.
Harold Thomas in Friendly France from the Front
Harold S. Thomas writes from France on September 27 1918 to The Herald describing hospitality from French people, local life in a grape region, weather, billeting, lack of modern amenities, money exchange, and daily routine including meals, schooling in French, and mail.
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Harold Thomas
France
Harold S. Thomas
Thomas Boys
The
Herald
Boston Americans
Chicago Nationals
England
Napoleon
St. Algnan
O. K
White Studio
New York
Harold
Thomas
H. Co
321St Field Signal Battalion
American E. F
Bullerham
President Lansing demands surrender over German armistice terms
The text argues that any armistice must reflect genuine German constitutional change and be endorsed by representative German authorities. It warns that the United States will only negotiate with real German representatives and demands surrender from military monarchic masters for future peace obligations.
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Germany
Prussia
United States
Robert Lansing
Frederick Oederlin
Switzerland
Use of Peltry In History
The text surveys peltry as a historic clothing material, noting its role in early Europe when heat was artificial and living conditions were rudimentary. It reflects on peltry as essential for covering the body and providing beauty and comfort in harsh, raw living eras.
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Europe
Optimistic quote about wisdom by scholars
The line notes that the greatest scholars are not always the wisest, suggesting humility in knowledge and the value of practical insight beyond academic credentials. It presents a reflective statement on intelligence.
Drill Bits Hard Steel Tempering Quick Guide
A historical recipe explains heating a drill until evenly hot, removing scale, touching the tip to quicksilver, then quenching in water to enable harder steel cutting. It also describes tempering small tools by heating to red heat and plunging into a potato, then cooling to achieve the correct temper.
Earliest English Guide Book Title Found
The earliest guide book printed in English is titled Instructions for Fortune Travel published in 1642 by James om, a famed traveler of that era.
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Fortaine
James Om
That
Prayer and Patriotism for a Mother of a War Hero
A mother's poem laments sending her son to war, praying for courage and protection. She weighs sacrifice, honor, and faith as she envisions his perilous duties under the flag, invoking the Man of Galilee and the Red Triangle to guard him. SOPHID B. REDFORD.
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Ead
Galilee
Sophid B. Redford
Voice and Vote backs all war measures urged for total victory
The advertisement states unwavering support for every war measure and calls for vigorous prosecution of the war until the enemy surrenders unconditionally. It urges swift action and unified effort to achieve unconditional victory.
Grant G. Martin Urged as Speedy Supreme Court Judge
The Omaha Examiner profiles Grant G. Martin former Attorney General ten years in state legal work. It praises his push for rapid case termination to reduce costs for litigants and the state, endorsing him as the people’s choice for the supreme bench.
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Supreme Court
The
Omaha Examiner
Grant G. Martin
Supreme Bench
Land for Sale Aaneities Ends Arena Columns
A terse notice notes land offered for sale with emphasis on fast sale and buyer search. The column hints this method as the cheapest quickest route to attract a buyer.
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Chicago
Bowles
A. Mallory
Mgr. Bowles
Fance
M. P. Kinkaid
George F. Corcoran
York, Nebraska
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Mazer’s Tooth Specialty Dept
St. St
Philadelphia
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