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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1884
Page
1
The article condemns school based tinkering in trades and argues for a three to five year apprenticeship in a workshop under a master. It warns that short school courses yield few truly skilled workers and that competence comes from long steady practice and direct boss taught instruction rather than incomplete school tinkering.
Tom Ochiltree drew a caricature of Bismarck in the American House of Commons calling him arrogant and intoxicated with egotism. He claimed the chancellor would require a German rendering by scholars and might summon Von Moltke to swear in seven languages.
A Sart Lake machinist unveils a balance engine with no piston or valve friction and steam escaping in steady columns. Mr. Burperre of the Hawkeye was brutally assaulted by an insurance agent. An editor admits moments when humor fails to help.
Village of McCook updates the animal control ordinance. It authorizes the Board of Trustees to appoint a resident Pound Master with bond and oath requirements, sets duties to enforce the ordinance, and provides for impounding animals found at large. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after passage, approval, and publication.
McCook village adopts rules allowing residents to plant shade trees in street in front of their lot but bans planting within eight feet of a residence boundary or ten feet for commercial lots. One or two rows rules set distances. second row four feet from first and not more than twelve feet from street boundary. Passed March 11. Attest: J E Bergel Chairman PF M Komeno Clerk.
An excerpt from J. J. Talbot's temperance lecture recounts the speaker's ruin after drink. He describes losing church, law, wealth, home, family, and health, ending as a bereaved, hopeless figure who wandered from faith and duty. The speech cites personal losses and the devastation wrought by alcohol.
The piece notes Tur Mr. Lauer’s brutal treatment of his wife, sparking public sympathy and describes his temper as volatile. Friends say he acts under rage when confronted by a woman or child, while not facing strong opposition from men.
Oscarn WupE claims Americans hurry to judgment about the English clown noting the quick formation of opinions and the haste involved in forming views.
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