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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

20 Apr 1922

Page 7

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Osceola Record

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Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

7

Birthplace Battle Over Andrew Jackson in Congress

Representative William Q. Aivenson argues in the House that contrary to recent edits in the Congressional Record, Andrew Jackson was born on the Crawford plantation in South Carolina, not the McKenney or North Carolina site, citing maps, land grants, and Jackson’s own statements. The debate covers boundary lines from Waxhaw Creek to Twelve Mile Creek and the 1815 agreement that fixed the Crawford land in South Carolina, with lasting implications for Jackson’s birthplace attribution.

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R. Stevenson Andrew Jackson McKenney Plantation North Carolina Congress William QW. Aivenson South Carolina National House of Representatives Washington National House New Orleans Florida United States Nashville Tenn Old Vickory MckKenney Crawford House Crawford Twelve Mile Creek Crawford Place Crawford Plantation Stevenson Rock Corner Waxhaw Creek Gun Tree Corner James Crawford Crawfords Andrew Pickens Jackson Crawford Land Carolina Road North Or Greenville S. C Andréw Oath General General Jackson Charleston United States Senate A. Jackson, Jr Amos Kendall Sarller Mapa Robert Crawford Optié Plantation J., Crawford Rye Crawford Robert Mills Lancaster J.boykin Boykin George McKenney John Reid John H. Eaton James Gadsden William,Cobbett, Goodwin Bancroft
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Pershing the Dog Inspires Italian G irl in Chicago

A Chicago Journal snippet recalls Maria, a young Italian helper, asking about the origin of a dog named Pershing. The commuter’s son owns the dog, said to embody many dog traits. Maria learns Pershing is named after General Pershing, sparking recognition of American history.

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Pershing Jack Maria Anato Paraning Chicago Journal
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He Meant It. A Party Hostess Breaks The Ice

At a party the hostess tries to ease the initial stiffness by a lighthearted move. The moment reveals social tensions and hopes for a more relaxed gathering.

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Cinderella Name Exchange Sparks Circus Two Step

An evening at a dance introduces a playful moment as a man and woman meet. The man says his name is Jack Fro thinking, while she replies she is Cinderella. The exchange reveals playful humor and a mistaken reveal of real names during the dance.

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Adorn Your Home With A Colorful Garden Year Round

The United States Department of Agriculture highlights varied garden annuals and perennials for enduring cut flowers. Blue cornflowers, seabiosa, zinnias, baby's breath, China aster, gaillardias, and other beds offer long bloom and reseeding potential, with careful soil, spacing, and moisture for best results across seasons.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Little Wrens Do Good Work

Wrens, insect eating birds, patrol yards for worms that harm vegetables. A few wren boxes, positioned away from cats with a 3/4 inch opening, invite them to nest and assist every season. Other birds also help, though some seek rewards when fruit ripens.

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Seed Planting Instructions for Loose Sandy Soil

The guide notes soil should be packed lightly over seeds. If soil is very dry, sprinkle a little water in furrows before planting. Heavy clays may form a crust over seeds after rains, and the crust should be broken so seeds can emerge.

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Watermelon Cultivation Spacing Guidelines

Watermelon growing follows cucumber and muskmelon methods but needs more space. Plant seeds in rows eight to ten feet apart and thin to single plants three feet apart, or plant in hills eight to ten feet apart each way.

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Red Brass Ball Blue advertised for home linens

Advertisement claims Red Brass Ball Blue is suitable for housekeeping tasks including kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases. It suggests that women favor bargains but warns that a stingy man is unpopular.

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Department of Housekeeping
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