Local notes touch on farming help church event and accidents
Local items report residents threshing, sowing, and helping neighbors with crops including wheat cane and kaffir corn. A Democratic meeting in Boston Hall featured speakers Ed Moore J W Baker and H C Chancellor. The Boston School teacher was injured in a wagon accident and several people attend the Jasper Fair next week. Births announced include a Jasper son to E S Alsupa and wife named John Franklin and a daughter to Doyle Lilly and wife.
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John Lee
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C. W. Jackson
Xorghum
Harry ‘Stephenson
Needham
Lamar Lee
Frank Harrington
Lamar
Tom
Charlie Alberts
Louie Whalen
Scott Carr
Baptist Association
Lillie Owens
Carthage
Leslie Lawless
al Quinn
Boston Hall
Ed Moore
J. W. Baker
H.C. Chancellor
Harve Lewis
Ethel Owens
Tommy ‘Owens
Ged. Fowler
Bud Wells
T. T. Needham
Earl Kunkler
Carl
Geo. Carter
Nebraska
Dave Cones
Joplin
It had been raining all day, Really little Nettle asked
It had been raining all day. Nettle asked Matar where God keeps the juice squeezed from a cloud and what he does with it. This playful query reflects a child’s curiosity about weather and divine mystery.
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Nettle
Matar
Honesty Prevalent In China Amid Market Theft Gaps
A fragment notes honesty in Chinese markets with vendors leaving shops unguarded for short periods while customers mark prices and pay later. It suggests that money is left for items taken, highlighting casual trusting behavior in native towns and stalls.
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China
Ihem
Age of the World by John Von Muller
Historian John Von Muller, long studying the age of the world, concludes in 1920 that the world is 7 042 years old. His figures, grounded in Biblical references and facts, are generally accepted.
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John von Muller
Resgard
Philippines Forests Hold World’s Greatest Wood Variety
The forests of the Philippines boast the greatest variety of wood, with hard woods unmatched for beauty and durability. A robust trade is developing to export amber wood to the United States.
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Philippines
United States
First Nebraska Woman Notary Commissioned
Miss Anna Ssundera of Custer county becomes Nebraska’s first woman to be commissioned a notary public in 1886, marking a milestone in state legal authority for women.
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Nebraska
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