Unfair Appeal to Nationality Sparks Bitter Debate
The Seale s Weekly excerpt warns that attacks on national origin can injure all Americans. It cites Packard and other firms considering employment based on naturalization, argues loyalty matters more than birthplace, and notes Missouri tensions with a local partisan fallout. German Americans in Kansas City disavow anti Dickey actions.
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Seale
Pacekerd Motor Car Company
Virt Meter Truck Company
Philadelphia
Packard Company
Henry Ssleston & Co
John T. Steiton Company
America
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
United States
Congress
German Alliance
Kansas City
German American Alliance
Dickey
Notable Missouri Neighbor Praises Mr Dickey
A long time Missouri resident and neighbor, Ascinas witty and Wou Have Known Mr Dickey, declare him an able, broad, just and upright man. They cite his fair dealings with Germans in Kansas City over 32 years and his active citizenship as proof of his character. In Spain, petty theft rises before bull fights, as penniless onlookers seek to witness the drama, endangering horses and bulls for spectacle.
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Ascinas
Wou
Dickey
Missouri
Kansas City
Spain
Rushed to Mother's Defenses
Benny argued about mothers shaming his mother, bursting in with a flushed face and belligerent look. He claimed Bob’s mother was forty-three and, in a burst of bravado, insisted his own mother was forty-five all day. The tale reflects a child's stubborn defense of his mother and a comic domestic clash.
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Benny
Bob
Philosophical Poodle Observes The World From A Pause
A humorous piece from the Kansas City Star features a portly poodle delivering reflections on envy beauty and a creed of calm contemplation. The narrator declines fuss and prefers lounging with fur tightly furled while offering a wry self aware perspective.
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Kansas City Star
This Fine Stallion Promises Speed and Winning Pedigree
A bright bay stallion stands 15.68 hands and 1200 pounds with excellent style and legs. His tabulated pedigree shows swift lines from trotters Solon Alcott and Mise Adrian toward Wilkes Boy, indicating strong speed inheritance. Seen as a top-bred prospect, he attracts high patronage for premium mares.
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Bright Bay
Solon Alcott
Mise Adrian
Black Jack Stallion 9104 Described With Price Guarantees
9104 is a registered black jack with white points and strong conformation. He and his mules are praised for top performance and foal potential. Insurance terms include 10 dollars to insure more in foal and 12 dollars to insure a living colt plus liens and service contingencies. Care taken to prevent accidents but no responsibility assumed.
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Solon Alcott
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Prince Albert
Lauderbaugh Barn
Jasper
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