Farm accounts and records improve farming profits
A column argues farmers should adopt definite farm accounting and record systems to track how each line of work pays. It recommends inventory at winter’s start, separate accounts for livestock crops machinery and cash, and daily entries, with yearly inventories to gauge progress and profits. It highlights using a paper book and notes the value of guidance from State Experiment Stations and Farmers Bulletin No. 511.
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A. D
Hastings Man Furlong Seeks Treatment In Omaha Hospital
Hastings residents note a quiet week as W S Furlong travels to Omaha for stomach trouble treatment at a hospital. Friends honor J B Parker with a surprise party and a 100th birthday card shower. Mrs Wallahan of Clay Center visits relatives while G S Pureed? attends court in Glenwood.
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W. S. Furlong
Omaha
M. 4
J. BR. Parkers
Parker
Wallahan
Clay Center
Nebraska
N. W. Cabling
Glenwood
Holiness Meetings Open at Fioli Church Glenwood Tonight
Evangelist Eisenhower from Kansas arrives for the first time as Holiness meetings continue at Fioli church in Glenwood. Come out and join the revival event tonight and support the gathering with prayer and praise.
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Fiolinness Church
Glenwood
Eisenhower
Kansas
Notice in Probate in Mills County Iowa
In the Mills County District Court an instrument purporting to be the last will of R. L. Merritt has been filed. The court fixed January 29 and February 3, 1913, at nine o clock a.m. for proving the will at Glenwood Court House. Objections will be heard by the court. Clerk Walter S. Brown. Deputy Hattie M. Brown.
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Mills County
R. L. Merritt
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Walter 5S. Brown
Hattie M. Brown
Lincoln Iowa land or property trade offer
A brief trade notice invites exchange of a modern Lincoln Nebraska residence for land or property in Iowa. The offer targets movers to Lincoln and directs interested parties to respond via Address Box 47 in Malvern Iowa.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Iowa
Malvern
Scratched Rocks Marking Glacial Path Across North America
A Harper's Weekly report explains how scratches and grooves on vast boulders across the northern United States indicate a north to south advancing ice sheet. It compares American stones with Swiss glacier action and cites Agassiz on glacial gouging from the Alps, proposing a great northern ice sheet once covered the continent.
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United States
Atlantic Areaa
Kentucky
Agassiz
Alps
Switzerland
America
Fflarper
Life expectancy figures from insurance tables
The article discusses how life expectancy used by life insurers is based on probable years left to live. It notes variation among tables and cites British life tables showing a 50 year old’s expected remaining life as about 24.5 years, a 60 year old about 17 years, and a 70 year old around 10.5 years, with differences between male and female figures.
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Clart
Why Is M Wouwbut Wearing Dawady Clothes Lately
A Pittsburgh Post item notes speculation about M Wouwbut's attire and a claim that she spends a large portion of her husband’s funds on dress. It mentions the husband’s mother visiting and that others saw similar remarks.
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M Wouwbut
Ian
Wowus
Pittsburgh Post
Do You Get It Mayhem in a Tiny Victorian Tale
A fragmentary English tale shows Little Johnny boasting of coins and purchases, claiming a sovereign and threepence meanwhile a puzzled father questions the meanings and a stout aunt interrupts with comical mishearing and crowding dialogue.
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Johnny
Incognito Actress Finds Love at Apple Tree Farm
Susanna Whitmore, an actress in disguise, spends three months at Apple Tree farm lodging as a friend’s guest. She befriends Florine Tanner and hired hand George Milbank, later reveals she is Susanna Way, the star of What the World Says, and discovers they are secretly engaged. The meeting sparks a cautious romance amid farm life and neighborly intrigue.
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Susanna Whitmore
Ates
Lidden
Playhouse
Wayback
Susanna
Susie Whitmore
Mrs. Holden
Apple ‘Tree Farm
James
Ame
Silas
Suganna
Floring
Florine
George
Susanns
Wortie Carner
Simmer
Wariie
Riverside
Tve
Mlorine
Susina
Eiher
Sasynna
Parner
Susanny
Florine Tanner
Fathes
Gue
Susaana
Plovine
Tin
Holden’s
Miss Whitmore
Mrs. Whitmore
Silas Tanner
Wlovine
Susanne
Susanne Way
Milbank
Pye Beer
Mes. Lulden
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Welch
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Adis
Earl S. Sloan
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Mass
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Bop
Attes
F. E. Beck
T. 4, Byers, Auclokeer
W. U. Hathre
Hastings
Holiness Meetings
the Tribune
Appie Tree Farm
By Clarissa Mackie
Tanner
Taner
Silay Tunner
Jeuses
Sbe Blites
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