Quieting Title Suit in Hawarden Lands
Anthony Te Paske sues unknown claimants of Lots 22 and 23 in Block One Heald’s Second Addition Hawarden Sioux County Iowa seeking a decree quieting his title. The petition notes a 1911 tax deed and sets a September 1919 response deadline. Court clerk Reiniger designates Maurice Times as the publication paper.
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Heald
Hay Warden
Sioux County
Iowa
W.P. Benedict
Benedict
W. P. Benedict
Hawarden
Orange City
Anthony Te Paske
Ford Vindicated as Not Anarchist by Jury Verdict
A Michigan jury of 12 farmers found The Chicago Tribune not guilty of libel against Henry Ford, declaring Ford not an anarchist. Judge Alfred J. Murphy said Ford is vindicated and an American citizen whose reputation is justified after a lengthy trial. Crowds gathered outside the courthouse as the verdict was announced.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Abel
New Hampshire Woods
Thomas Ridison
John Burroughs
Alfred J. Murphy
Tribune Company
Tribune Libel Case Over Ford Anarchist Editorial
The Tribune faced a libel suit over a 1916 editorial branding Henry Ford an anarchist. The judge charged the jury that truth or fair comment could defend the publication, but if untrue they must rule for the plaintiff. The defense did not appeal, and the verdict stood.
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the Tribune
Henry Ford
Him &B
Tribune
Mt. Clemens
Tucker
Ford
Nonal Guard
The
Chicago Tribune
Rich industrialists Carnegie and Rockefeller shaped public giving
The article notes Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller as two wealth leaders. Carnegie began large-scale philanthropy after 1901, donating about 300 million by his death. Rockefeller supported public good through the Rockefeller Foundation, aiding sickness reduction and public welfare. Both men rose from humble starts and chose enduring charitable uses for their wealth.
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United’ States
Andrew Carnegie
John
D. ‘Rockenfeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Towa Land For Sale Near Akron Iowa
Lands improved near Akron south of Hawarden in Plymouth County offered at 200 to 400 dollars per acre. Call Maurice E C Cole of Maurice Iowa for terms and particulars.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Akron
Hawarden
E, C
Cole
Maurice
Maurice Times subscription notice urges immediate settlement
All ceux owing on subscription are asked to call in and make settlement at once for their subscription to the Maurice Times. The editor E. Cole stresses urgent need of the amount now due.
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The
Maurice Times
Cole
Local Congressmen Famed in Town Papers
In many towns a congressman enjoys high regard in local papers though he remains largely unknown to residents. Editors praise his work while the public rarely sees his face or hears his voice.
Prosecution of hoarders and price publication urged
Prosecution of hoarders and publication of wholesale prices are urged as steps toward solving the cost of living problem. The note adds that not only grocers profiteer but all suppliers of essential commodities are affected by rising prices.
Germany's New Constitution Outlined by Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports the new German constitution passed by the national assembly is divided into seven subsections on the empire and its structures, and five on rights duties and society. It outlines republic sovereignty, plebiscites, president terms, and Reichstag declaration of war or peace with Reichstag veto.
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Berlin
National Assembly
German Empire
Raithstage
Teichstag
Reichstag
Aberdeen
S. D
German Watch on Japan United States Ties
German politicians monitor Japanese American relations and predict a future conflict in the orient, according to Hoppers Tribune. The item reflects heightened tension and international guessing about possible wartime theaters.
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Orient
Hoppers Tribune
Shark Salad Wins Favor In Florida Study
Monroe county home demonstration agent backed a ban challenged by tasting a fish salad made from shark meat. A fisherman warned it was unsalable but a luncheon audience of women voted to like the dish and request the recipe.
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Florida
Monroe County
Government drive to curb living costs faces public aid
The federal campaign to lower prices will likely succeed only with community help. Reports tell of a grocer in the east fined $500 for selling sugar at 15 cents a pound. Citizens must stay vigilant, report hoarding, and note prices to curb retailer profits under a proposed wholesale license system.
For Sale: Three Chester White Boats Wu Van Peursem
Classified item lists three Chester White boats offered by Wu and Van Peursem for sale. Prices and contact details unavailable in the fragment.
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Chester White Boats
Wu. van Peursem
Notice to Pay Up for Phone Rent Urgently
Debtors urged to call and settle their accounts at once with J. L. Mieras of Maurice Telephone Co as urgent funds are needed.
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J. L. Mieras
Mer
Maurice Telephone Co
BUILD ON RIGHT PRINCIPLES Involving Women in Postwar Home Planning
The United States Housing corporation states women must be consulted in planning Workman's homes after the war. Headquarters are in the kitchen, and housewives provide the best guidance for convenient layouts and efficient routines. Government standards demand top drainage ventilation lighting and ample light and air in all future houses.
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United States Housing Corporation
Joy and social humor in a fragment of wisdom
A brief exchange comments on happiness and economics, noting cheaper food as a factor. It contrasts married and single men, suggesting social sympathy patterns and the idea that single men feel pity for married men.
One by one they fall from the lime light in politics
The piece notes Bela Kun and Kol chao waning, mentions Greenville Piedmont and a quote about financial hardship and shifting desire for heat. It forecasts the next Brotherhood address to the president may name who can be president next.
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Bela Kun
Kolchao
Brotherhoods
Henry Ford trial nears end as jurors recall opening day
The Henry Ford trial drags into its fourteenth week with discussion on memory of the first day. Andrew Carnegie is dead, with speculation he bears responsibility for early mill riots where workers died. Motormen earn 60 cents an hour, a college professor 18, and the Harvard president asks which matters more minding the train or training the mind.
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Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
Harvard
State actions urged to curb rising living costs
Government could halt inflation by licensing all merchants and capping profits per unit. Authorities consider measures to steady prices and protect consumers amid mounting living cost pressure.
Prices Rise and Cold Storage Stocks Grow Surprisingly
The Federal Trade Commission notes that food prices have surged while the volume of refrigerated stock has increased as well. The contrast highlights unusual market dynamics during the period.
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Federal Trade Commission
Storage stocks rise twenty percent amid higher prices
The amount of food in storage is up by twenty percent from last year despite elevated offers. Observers suspect profit taking as the motive behind the holding pattern.
History as punk simple summarize shows Henry Ford view
A compact musing argues civilization history could be written more simply than recounting earth wars. It cites Henry Ford saying history is punk to support a minimalist view of historical narrative.
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Earth
Henry Ford
Representation of Packing Company Explains High Prices
A packing company representative attributed current high prices to widespread consumer demand and global spending patterns, noting that the world market is influenced by robust purchasing and limited supply dynamics. The remark underscored inflationary pressures and the need for careful market monitoring.
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Harold Lloyd
William Fox
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Alton Tire
Alton
Andrew
Towa
Germany
Sioux Furniture Co
Greenville
Piedmont
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