Ford Defends Views as Christian Not Anarchist in Trial
In Mt. Clemens Michigan the Henry Ford libel trial with The Chicago Tribune continues with Bishop Charles D Williams testifying Ford’s views are Christian and not anarchist. Professor J S Reeves and William A Dunning are asked to assess whether Ford’s statements promote anarchism.
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Mich
The
Chicago Tribune
Henry Ford
Grove
Ford
Tribune
Charles D. Williams
Michigan
J. 8. Reeves
University of Michigan
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Beyes
Williams
Hoodlum and Hoodlum’s Mare Stir Up Blue Meadow Headlines
Dacre Kincaid returns to Blue Meadow farm with Hoodlum the gold colt in tow. Betty, new guest and hero admirer, bonds with Hoodlum and grows close to Dacre as Aunt Selah weighs boundaries and loyalties at the Pennsylvania estate.
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Blue Meadow Farm
Dacre
Sally
Aero Service
Betty
Philippines
Blue Meadows
Dacre Kincaid
Aero
New York
Juniper Hall
Etche
Cousin Dacre
Hoodlum
Marigold
Selah
Marie Dacre
Tetty
Enunciating Grandmother Sparks Subway Lesson
A New York Post passage recalls a grandmother in a subway arguing for clearer speech. The scene shows the granddaughter gently correcting both hearing and enunciation as fellow passengers react to the clash of generations and aging voices.
Dreadful Man in Russia Rumor Recounted
A Russian woman teaching in the United States recalls a Southern city reception where a refined guest asks if she has met the notorious Bolshevik in Russia, highlighting American unfamiliarity with Russian history and figures.
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Russia
Bolsheviki
Ainus a Primitive Race Near Yezo Coastline
Describes the Ainu people living near the Sara river by Yezo. They avoid bathing, follow vague beliefs, keep no written language, and use simple wooden totems or bear cubs in their culture. The article laments that once the Ainu disappear there will be little record of their past rule.
Time Table Fragments Show C N W and Great Northern Passenger Schedules
Rail timetable fragment lists C N W passenger and freight services with daily and weekday patterns. It includes east and west bound departures and arrivals with times such as 9 11 am 4 40 pm 7 45 am and 5 58 pm, plus North and South bound Great Northern passenger flows and freight slots with agent F H Carlton.
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Maurice Times Advertising Rates and Mailing Status
The Maurice Times notes second class mailing matter at Maurice Town dated August 4 1911 under the 1879 act. Subscription is $1 50 per year in advance. Display rates 20c per inch on front page 15c elsewhere. Local ads 10c per line regular type 15c line for Black Face type.
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Maurice
Town
South Dakota Farms For Sale In Four Counties
Improved and unimproved farms in Hughes Sully Hyde and Southern Potter Counties in South Dakota priced from 28 75 per acre. Dakota Land Co offers a large listing with one third down and balance over time at 6 percent. They provide free land viewings and transport to properties. E. C. Cole is agent for Sioux County Iowa.
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Hughes
Sully
Hyde
Potter Counties
South Dakota
Salesmen Wanted for South Dakota Farm Lands in Sioux County
Advertises commissions for live salesmen to sell farm lands in South Dakota. Company provides advertising material and assistance. Office contact at Maurice Iowa Tawa Times Building with E C Cole as general agent. Branch office Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Sioux County
South Dakota
American Security Investment Co
Minneapolis
Minn
E. C. Cole
Tawa
Times Building
Maurice
Iowa
Profit Sharing Wave Promoted by Government Leaders
The piece urges Americans to become profit sharers, highlighting government and big employers pushing stock distribution plans. It notes thrift, War Savings stamps, and Liberty bonds as paths to invest small sums, with government investment schemes praised as first. The tone credits Uncle Sam for pioneering the idea.
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Qllick
United States
Uncle Sam
Uncle Samm
Sweek- Ix
Samuel Swront
Time's Changes and Market News Across the Empire
The fragment hints at Caesar era flag signals and descendants tending fields near Hani on La. receiving daily market news on strawberries from distant sources. The text is incomplete and lacking concrete events or names.
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Caesar
Tndas
Hani Ond
No Waste in This Family Money Growth Plan
An OCR fragment promises a scheme to grow money with weekly payments and percentage earnings. It claims small weekly deposits can yield $328 yearly after years, mentioning a person named Bolton in East. The text is garbled but centers on a savings plan and future income.
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Cass
Bolton
East
Sane Spending Emphasized in Quiet Village Tale
In a compact vignette a miner travels and saves while a local figure manages resources with care. The piece contrasts frugal living with careful investments and balanced spending. Various townsfolk are referenced, underscoring prudence in daily economics.
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Indu Intsees
Eearns
Phans Cuipetatis
Ecahamicaly
Sanes Equiiztengity
Bolten Yall
The America Pledge Emphasizes Liberty Through Thrift
The pledge links liberty to prudent spending and self-control. It argues debt as slavery unless repayable, praises saving as a guard of independence, and calls citizens to uphold thrift, self-denial, courage, patience, and industry as foundations of liberty.
Live Stock Notes on Farming Practices and Feed
Farmers note long use of mules for work on farms. Compare value of corn and cooked potatoes per grain. Ewes need constant watch during lambing to prevent losses. Feeding hogs with swill is unwise. Strong washing powders discussed in soap making.
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Edw. C. Cole
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Towa
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J. W. Thompson
Dallas
Texas
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U. S. Gov
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