Tis the Little Things in Life that Tell
A quoted reflection on small things having big impact, noting that inexpensive want ads yield large results. Mention of New Era want ads costing 5c per line per insertion.
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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
4
A quoted reflection on small things having big impact, noting that inexpensive want ads yield large results. Mention of New Era want ads costing 5c per line per insertion.
Notice of filing in Wayne County District Court of a petition by James L Yates to sever a portion of land from Humeston Iowa. The territory described includes part of Section 14 Township 70 North Range 23 West of the 5th P M with railroad right of way and small acreage exclusions. Hearing set for January 1 1917 at Varydon court, with D L Murrow and E E Poston authorized to prosecute.
Adam Swen files in District Court of Town in Wayne County a petition asserting full ownership in fee simple of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 in Sec 14, T69N R21W. Defendants and unknown claimants must answer by noon of the second day of the January 1917 term or default will be entered. Humeston New Era designated for publication.
Traveler describes King Menelik hosting Christmas Day 1900 in a vast Abderash hall in Adis Abeba. About 30 000 soldiers fed in two detachments while ministers generals and officials attended. Menu included milk and rice soup kabobs beef and potatoes omelet herbs mince artichokes beef fillets mutton cabbage fried vegetables coffee beer claret arrack Teg champagne. The emperor wished guests safe return and good journey through his country.
Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the Railway Executives' Advisory Committee, asked the Newlands Joint Committee on Interstate Commerce to favor a constructive federal policy for railroads. He argued for increased transportation facilities to ease high living costs, noting scarce new rail construction since 1848 and the need to attract credit while ensuring safety, certainty, and sufficiency of service.
Good news for farmers offers 480 acres for 222 dollars along the Burlington Railroad in northeast Wyoming with a 320 acre homestead for filing fee plus locating charges and 160 acres of adjoining pasture at 1.25 per acre. Timber nearby free to settlers. Lands suitable for mixed farming dairy and stock raising. Send for map and details. S B Howard immigration agent C B Q A R Omaha.
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