Farm opportunity better than ever in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Free Library Commission article argues farm life offers strong financial prospects and social life for young men. It contrasts past rural lure of cities with present high profits, diverse crops, livestock, and dairy, plus better roads and vehicles improving farm families’ mobility and living conditions.
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Matthew's Dudgeon
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Tishong
Bella
Peanut Hing fortune maker linked producer and consumer
A Virginia man nicknamed the Peanut Hing built a sizable fortune by buying the peanut crop, storing it, and selling when the market favored. His method provided local farmers with fair prices and dealers with a reliable market, illustrating money in the bank from corn in the silo and link between producer and consumer.
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Virginia
Executor and administrator notices for Indiana County estates
Notices of letters testamentary and administration issued for the estates of Joseph M Laughlin Harry Wolfe Elizabeth Minser Miriam Poust Mary Johnston and Susan Widdowson plus a name change petition for Lynn Zukelli and a private sale notice for real estate in Indiana County. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Public auction and court actions referenced with dates March 1916 and March 1910 details.
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Ernest Stewart
Joseph M. Laughlin
Indiana
Harry M. Laughlin
M. Jack
Harry
Wolfe
Cherryhill
D. BG. Saylor
Miriam Poust
Homer City
Indiana Co
Earl G. Weamer
Peeler
Lynn Zukelli
Court of Common Pleas
Mareh Term
Lynn 4Ukelli
Lynn M. Kelly
Indiana Progress
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
W. B. Craw ‘Ford
Mary ,Johnston
J. M. Crawford
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania
Wester Coal Company
James Newry
Heira
James Crawford
John Wilson
Phhlok & Fit
Susan Widdowson
Cherryhill Township
Goth Street
Philadelphia
James W. Mack
A. M. Walker
Montgomery Township
Alry Walker
Cherry Tree St
Orphan's Court
D. R. Tomb
Solomon Dunmire
Armstrong Township
Sayings & Trust
Editor’s Big Day and Humorous Fragments
A collage of editorials and quips from a Kansas paper mocks rest as beauty, the hit and run story, plus humorous letters and jokes. It notes counterfeits, a club physician nomination, and playful musings about editors, society, and old fashioned humor. The pieces reference La Belle Star, Scottown, New Bremen, and Louisville while weaving light satire through names, lines, and homegrown witticisms.
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Kansas
la Belle Star
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