Farms For Sale In South Dakota Offer Thousands Of Acres
Advertises thousands of farms for sale in South Dakota starting at 28.75 per acre. Includes crop price table for 1917 with corn wheat rye flax potatoes hay barley and total and average values. Mentions Otis and various prices reflecting market figures.
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South Dakota
Times Office
Doughboys Enjoy Three Day Leave at Neuwied Recreation Center
In Neuwied on the Rhine American soldiers from the Third Corps spend a three day leave at the new U S recreation center. They dine at Uncle Sam's hotel, watch theater and movies, ride a Rhine steamboat, visit Koblenz Bonn and Lorelei, and end with a grand tug of war. Ice cream and cake are served throughout.
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Wilbur Forrest
New York Tribune
Neuwied
Germany
M.C. A
Neuwied-on-the- Rhine
Third Corps Recreation Center
Morales
Uncle Sam
Third American Army Corps
Hines
Netwied
Rhina
Third Corps
Dualit
Europe
Doughboy
Reveille
Sai‘ating
John Doughboy
Newwied
J. W. Seldenfelt
Sergeant Seldenfelt
Cleveland
Sam
Hartford
Uncle Sam’s
Mittelstrasse Theater
Ait & P.m
Neuwted
ET Waha
Uncle Sam’ S
Rhine
Weissenthurm
Hoche
Behiid
Neuwiéd
Urmitz Worth
Hagers
Bendor
Ehrenbreitstein
Bally-Hoo
Eichrenbreitstein
Coblenz
Oberlahnstein
Stolzenfels
Capelien
Frederick Wilhelm IV
Maksburg
Loretel
Bornhofen
Salzig
Ehrential
Wellmich
St. Goar
Lorelei
Clemenscapelle
Kaiser Rudolph von
Meuse
Bingen-on-the- Rhine
Drusus
Christ
Bingen
Rudesheim
Uncle Sam's
Recreation Hall
Cologne
Bonn
Beethoven
Stanley's Subterfuge Exposed by Brockton Man
Wilam H. Bimock recounted how Stanley evaded a law spirit by accepting a nickel from a neighbor after a breakfast run for headlines. Stanley’s mother warned him never to solicit money for titles or services rendered.
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Stanley
Wilam H. Bimock
George Washington
Brockton Enterprise
Individual sow housing at farrowing time
The article describes housing for sows at farrowing time requiring each sow to have a separate stall pen or individual house about six by eight feet with a fender or falling barrier. It emphasizes individual confinement to prevent crowding and protect newborn piglets.
Made by French Sculptor and Early American Portraiture
Historical reminiscences note that in early America French artists created the first sculptural representations of American men and events. Washington portraits exist, but few statuary figures. Houden traveled from France to model Washington for a bust for a statue, debating modern dress versus Roman garb, with Washington Jefferson and Franklin guiding the decision to a statue of the Father of His Country in proper garments.
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France
United States
American Republic
America
Washington
Houden
Jefferson
Franklin
Convalescent Finds First Gray Hair at Home
A convalescent recovering from a long illness is shaved and shampooed at home by a maid who discovers the first gray hair during the drying process.
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J.C. Harrison
OMAUA
Fredy Glets
Fanny Ciswne
Corgeeas Quipage
The
Dakota Land Company
Goodyear
Goodrich
U. S
DeJong
Maurice, Iowa
Doughboys
Farmers Elevator
H. D. Oggel
City Drag
Andrew Hop
A. Siedsma
H. van Dyk
Maurice Harness
Mark. Ryan
Heudon