Educational Tractor Meet Demonstrates Farm Power
Lawrence tractor dealers display machines for demonstration at Haskell Institute under Farm Bureau auspices. Questions posed explore if tractors boost production, cut labor, reduce horse use, and improve efficiency versus animal power. Exhibits include brands like Hart-Parr, Moline, Waterloo Boy, Case, Rumley, Fordson, and Uncle Sam trac tractors.
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Tnee
Journal-World
Haskell Institute
Douglas Counte Farm
Jorses
RB. OQ
Tor
Punker
Samsonlov & Flory
Hart- Hamilton Motor & Moline
Waterloo Boy Tur
Case Tractor
Rumley
Wallis Cub
Ruth
Fordson Tractor
Snowbound motorists push through heavy snow drifts
Snow round motorists describe a harsh ride as drifts cover roads. Claude A of Hudson Sales reports radiator damage and loss of traction while inching through the snow. The firm shows enlarged snapshots of the scene, with snow reaching the radiator top.
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Sungus
Claude Ale
Hudson Sales Com
Hudson Sales Company
Tires and batteries as honest car expenses
A. B. Carter of Carter Fire Battery argues tires and storage batteries share the same budgeting logic for motorists. He notes batteries wear faster than mechanical parts, but are legitimate, necessary costs, requiring proper inflation and maintenance to avoid ongoing trouble.
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A. B. Carter
Carter: Fire & Battery Company
Comuntry
MUST SHOW WAY The tractor dealer duty to farmers stressed
A Lawrence tractor dealer declared last week that tractor dealers bear a grave duty to customers, stronger than that of motor car dealers. Farmers rely on the salesman to provide correct information on power while considering farm needs and farming conditions before purchase.
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Lawrence
Tractor sales vow to fit farmer needs and duties
A Lawrence dealer stresses that selling a tractor to a farmer requires understanding conditions and potential issues. Dealers should study each farm’s requirements and inform customers about performance in various weather and land to keep the farmer posted on the tractor’s works and possible remedies.
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Lawrencn
Farmers On Cars and Highways in the Middle West
Nearly six percent of all automobiles registered in the sixteen farming states of the Middle West are owned by farmers. Major C. W. Maseck of the Mail & Breeze notes rural roads are underpaved, with only seven percent hand-surfaced. Roads bond plans totaling 600 million dollars face labor and material cost hurdles, threatening swift construction.
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Middle West
C. W. Maseck
Mail & Preeze
Maseey Sii
Mississippi Valley
Rural roads progress and grim miles to go
A fragmented note laments slow rural road development and the vast remaining miles to be paved. It hints that even after many years, good roads may not reach a quarter of total rural mileage in the region.
Condition Of Roads After Severe Storm Report
State weather bureau reports roads gradually improving after last week storm. A few footrains noted late week but major damage limited. Santa Fe Trail, Golden Route, Midland Trail, and Capitol Highway show many passable lengths with some mud and weather-related delays. Construction on two roads ongoing.
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Evans Antu
Capitol Highway
Rubber Tires Sold For Junk Men Deserve Better Fate
A garbled notice discusses worn-out inner tubes ending in a junk man’s hands. The fragment hints at a plea for better disposal or recycling, showing a community concern over discarded tires and improper handling.
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Tike Milady
Fragmentary 19th Century Note Delivers Jumbled Fragments
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered phrases and garbled words about daytime, tavern, and personal names. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a full news item.
Unclear text fragment prompts investigation note
Fragmentary OCR text references an investigation and mentions senior or fasting not clear. No coherent facts, names, dates, or places extractable for a reliable item.
Flu Epidemic Advice From Dr Pyree in Ratfsle NL
A garbled OCR note cites Dr Pyree advising on flu prevention in Ratfsle Newfoundland Labrador. It mentions keeping nostrils clear and passages healthy, urging readers to follow directions to reduce exposure and illness. The text remains unclear but centers on protective measures during the flu outbreak.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Family Medicine
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal blood purifier and tonic. It claims cleansing, kidney and liver balance, restored appetite, and long trust across generations, urging use by all ages as a year round remedy prepared by trained pharmacists.
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Hood
Ed Cated Pharmacists
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