Hamilton's New Garage Opens In Butler County
Edwin Weiser and Thomas Hood open the Motor Inn garage at a 7000 square foot fireproof facility offering auto repairs, speed equipment, and exclusive agency for Flanders and F. M. cars in Butler County. The Flanbers 20 and Flanders 20 HP models priced at 800 and 1100 dollars are showcased. the firm offers overhaul work and customer service with local demonstrations and contact by Bell 76-X and Howe 222-B.
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Amilton
Ee Motor Tins
Treet
Byiag
Edwin Weiser
Thomas Hood
Flandera
Auto Noble
Motor Inc
Reputr
Antees
Messrs. Hood
Weiser
Butler
County
Flanders
F. M
WML Fé M
Messrs
Flanbers
Butter County
BMF
Hood
Ile
Path
Incident on the road ends with magistrate visit
A motorist offers a lift after a roadside exchange about speed limits. The traveler plans to settle the matter with the magistrate, while another man thanks the driver for the ride and notes the local jurisdiction. Nearby a white heron flock attracts interest from naturalists in Woodstown New Jersey as fear grows over hunting for aigrettes.
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Binks
Hinktown
New Jersey
Avia
Poultry Trough Construction and Vanity Reflections
Instructions describe building a closed feed trough from boards and lath for fowls, with measurements and assembly steps. The piece also notes a column on vanity in women, urging mothers to curb vanity in children and avoid rewarding looks, emphasizing sincerity over charm.
Break rock for 100 days or whip every Sunday
Reported sentence in a Kansas City case where three boys were convicted of egg throwing. The court ordered an eight year old to endure daily whipping for one month and weekly whipping on Sundays as corrective punishment, a harsh ruling framed by magistrate authority and the mother’s concern about running away.
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E.M. F
Kansas City
Big Boy
Rati
Howe
Children and Firearms Fatality in Lowell Massachusetts
Four children, Anna Quinn fourteen and Thelma Jiorg twelve, played with a revolver in Lowell. After an initial misfire Anna pretended to shoot Thelma, who then grabbed the gun and fired at Anna. The weapon exploded, killing Anna, as a third child and Thelma’s sister watched in shock.
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Anna Quinn
Lowell, Mays
Thelma Jiorg
Senate Bory
Thelma
Anna
Thelma Morg
Quinn
Mystery of the Law and a Boston Non support Case
A Boston court convicts a husband of non support after his wife and two witnesses testify he fails to provide for their children. He is sentenced to one year at the house of correction, to be kept at work, raising questions about punishment and the real cost to the family.
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Boston
Houge of Correction
House of Correction
Wind Power Through The Wind Mill For Lighting
The article notes wind can be harnessed for electrical lighting and mechanical power. It cites England studies showing mean wind speeds around ten to fifteen miles per hour for much of the time, with higher averages in winter. Calm periods can last days or a week, yet economical lighting could be powered by wind via auxiliary motors when wind drops.
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England
Safeguarding Wells From Contamination and Proper Casing
Advice stresses keeping wells tightly covered and well protected from surface contamination. It warns that shallow groundwater and nearby drains raise infection risk, especially in sandy soils, and recommends a deep, properly cased, cemented brick enclosure with a concrete shield and a tight platform.
Wheat Wheat and Corn Costs in 1909 Farm Profits Decline
The 1909 department of agriculture data show raising costs per bushel for wheat at 6 cents, corn 28 cents, oats 21 cents, with averages per acre and profits at farm prices. It notes profits of $6.24 per acre for wheat, $7.82 for corn, and $4.17 for oats, but observes today’s prices have fallen and profits diminished.
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Department, of Agriculture
Cultivator Gangs and Efficient Teamwork Discussed
Fragmentary OCR note compares riding cultivator gangs with pivot gangs and argues one man with a team of horses can do more work than two men and two horses. It considers economy and effective labor in farming tasks.
Woman Driver Struggles With Electric Car on South Side
A North side matron learned to operate an electric coupe and drove it far on the South side where she punctured a tire. She drove home on the tire and sought a scientific talk on tires from her husband. A second puncture occurred days later, prompting cautious advice not to drive the electric with a damaged tire. She rode home in her carriage as six boys reportedly stoned the vehicle.
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Chicago Post
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Pritam
Hamilton Ice Delivery Co
Bell’ Phone
Sixth Street
New Zealand
New Zealand Arbitration Court
Matty
Kays
Wette
Martor
Bate and Sanitary
The
Payne &Eikenberry Co
South Fipth' ST
M. Stolz
Bell Phone
269-X
South Third Street
Rentschler Bldg
H. A. Rentschler
Chas. J. Anderson
Ings
Bell Phony
Fifth
Heaton
Ohto
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