Dairy Prices Rise for Farmers Across United States
The article notes about 6,000 creameries in the United States with a total output of five million tons of butter annually. Net butter fat prices varied from 4 to 5 cents higher in 1907 than 1900, boosting returns by an estimated 20 to 25 million dollars. It highlights cooperatives expanding while individual creameries decline and urges farmers to report monthly net butter fat prices to the USDA Dairy Division in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Middle Northwest
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Dairy Division
Washington, D. C
Market Letter April 20 2008 Cattle Receipts Boost Prices
April 20 2008 market letter notes very light cattle receipts at all points boosting prices by 10 to 15 cents. The market remained unsatisfactory for most of last week as coolers faced hindrances and demand remained uneven.
Hall on discipline as shaping hardy youth through adversity
The article discusses G Stanley Hall’s view that self-reliant boys require harsh training to temper pampered youth. He argues a gentle boy is disliked, but his method would strip away softness to cultivate resilience, using blunt discipline as a catalyst for character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stanley Hall
Dr. Hall
Cr. Stanley Hall
Parlor Tea Party Musings Prompt Social Satire
A World-Herald note teases social behavior by contrasting mollycoddles with Huck Finn types. It suggests pairing the two groups to “lick each other” as a satirical jab at genteel manners and school discipline. The fragment hints at broader commentary on propriety and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck Finn
World-Herald
Majors to Seek Nebraska State Senate Seat
The Lincoln Star notes Peru Nebraska resident Thomas J Majors plans to run for the next Nebraska State Senate. Majors, a longtime political fighter, is expected to draw strong support and much attention, promising a lively campaign full of activity.
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Kansas
Jerry
Nebraska
Lincoln Star
Peru
Thomas J. Majors
Senate
Majors
State Senate
Arena 16105 Trotting Stallion Arena Record and Progeny
A historical note details Arena 16105 a trotting sire with a 2 10 race mark and a long line of offspring including Dud and Giberette Kt. It covers Arena 2114 Prose Stanza and Martense lineage with connections to Spokane UWF and Gen. Knox bred by the Wilkes family. The piece mentions sale value sired offspring and stud duties at Himboldt Nebraska with Sunday restrictions.
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Alcantara
George Wilkes
Wilkes
Arena
McKinney Fly
Sweet Marie
Fall Brothers
Martense
Turd
Spokane Uwf
Dazente
Gen. Knox
Lady Man
Beulah
Camors
Martense Maid
Rumor
Poem Salts
Prose
Stanza
Otard
Alwas
Dud
Giberette
Trial
Gloria
Wycomb
Midison Square
Mary Crow
Horace
Yletha
Bedeath
Viet
Alre
Alea
Himboldt
Neb
Community figure faces foes across the state
The text highlights a respected local figure whose influence extends beyond his town to every region of the state, attracting both loyal friends and harsh opponents. It underscores a broad reach of influence and the presence of strong rivalries.
American wrestling rivalries and a tainted Chicago match
A World Herald editorial decries unsportsmanlike behavior at a Chicago wrestling contest between American and European champions. It notes the European athlete left with bruised eyes after alleging fists and nail injuries, cites hissed reception and hotel club insults, and laments a loss of courtesy by American crowds and sporting men.
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Chicago
World-Herald
Blind Girl Learns Typewriter at Batavia School
The Batavia New York State school for the blind reports strong progress in vocational training. Elizabeth G. Miller of Buffalo is highlighted as the first blind woman in the region to earn a living by stenography. The program trains students for embossing readers into Braille and then typing, with graduates entering stenography, typewriting, and mercantile work.
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New York State
Batavia
Elizabeth G. Miller
Buffalo
O. HH. Burritt
Batavia School
United States
Canada
Miss Miller
Independent Worker Finds Steady Start in Buffalo
The passage describes a woman awaiting recognition from a responsible business establishment. At last she gains trust and a job earning $10 a week in a Buffalo mercantile house, living at home and achieving practical independence.
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The
State
Buffalo
Services at the Christian Church Next Lord's Day
The order lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 subject Beginning of the Kingdom of God and 7 00 p m Christian Endeavor followed by 8 00 p m preaching subject Baptist What is it All are invited and urged to attend with friends
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Christian Church
Standay School
Kingdom of God
Christian
Humor as a Civic Sense in Satire and School Essay
A Falls City student writes a 250 word essay on an automobile describing a breakdown and a quip by her uncle. The exchange notes humor as a social corrective while cartoonists and satirists are praised for exposing follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Benado
Legal Notice of Third Ward Petition Verification
Noted here that Gebiing'e Heowery verified their petition signed by the freeholder of the Third Ward of the City, Harrison County, Nehenaii. The record lists dates and officials including City Clerk, and multiple names such as Hignens Wt Wholeptile, Maytly, and MaAnTin.
Legal Notice for Falls Clits Property Assessment
Notice filed with Falls Clits Nebraska city clerk concerns residents and holders of property in Reeastiel Whar and Falls City urban blocks. It cites assessment dates May 7 and May 14 in the prior year and references municipal procedures for tax or property matters.
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Falls Clits
Nebraska
Pequbelle Gutrnther
Falla Cits
Cowell
Palle City
Nebtuaka
Learhoading
Petition Filed For City Clerk Seat In Falls City
A petition with the required number of signers seeks the city clerk role in Falls City Nebraska for the upcoming municipal year. The notice lists standards and dates including a May meeting and mentions city officials and the clerk position.
Notice of liquor license renewal in Palla City Nebraska
Ad filed with the city clerk to renew a liquor license for sale of malt and spirituous liquors on Lots 7 and 8 in Block 91, Second Ward, Palla City Nebraska. Hearing scheduled May 7 and May 1 with city clerk J. C. Lowitaxn announcing.
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Quettivin
Falls City
Nebraski
Mille City
Nebenski
Wasnen
Athaus
Hein Maire
Belli
Pally City
Noriaki
Fraleidere
Palla City
Nebraska
Falla City
Pal Yar
le J.C. Lowitaxn
City Clerk Receives Petition Over Licensure of Local Saloon
A petition filed with the city clerk of Kalle City Nebraska by residents of the Second Ward seeks licensure action for a saloon keeper. The document notes alleged sale of vinous liquors at Lot 1 Block 4 Second Ward, Faille City during the municipal year ending May 7th. Attest: Bo KR Raxen, City Clerk.
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Asvell
Lesh Bi
Kalle City
Nebraska
Bulleity
Faille City
Summer Vacation Tour to Colorado Wyoming Black Hills
To The Pacific Coast Plan now for your summer vacation in Colorado Wyoming the Black Hills or Yellowstone Park. Low attractive summer tourer rates to mountain resorts after June 1.
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Pacific Coast
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Coul Mountin
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