General of Philipppines for Freedom Statement
Francis Burton Harrison argues for Philippine independence after six years as governor general. He advocates a U.S. styled government with Platt-like protections, urges independence now, notes Filipino officials and universities, and praises native governance and public utilities under U.S. influence. He cites 1,060 municipalities, 42 provinces, and a bilingual, educated populace ready for self rule.
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Congress
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Princeton
Barvard
Othr
Santo Tomas
United BR
Manila City
Sem Cortas
United States
Beginnings of Handwriting in Ancient Texts
Scholars debate who first invented handwriting with some attributing it to Moses. Historical records show handwriting and hieroglyphics emerged independently in various nations around the same era, suggesting parallel development of written communication and related ideas.
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Ketch Stories and Local Labor Talk in Osceola Notebook
Bystanders recall a run of misadventures from back strains to mule wagon mishaps around Osceola and Stromsburg. The piece blends humorous vignettes of Ware Dunn larking with community chatter on job prospects, local politics, and a Polk County road program note outlining highway work and funding for 1920.
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Osceola
Sam Gushee
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Shout
Calif
Otto Johnson
Wim. Welch
Labor Department
Joe Harthhan
John Irland
Joe
John Holt
Joe Hartman
Silas Miller
Sam
Nebraska
Polk County
Department of Public Works
Department of Public ‘Works
Shelby North
Johansen
Branting
Pelk
Osceola Nebraska Commission approves tax protests
Osceola county commissioners in an adjourned session approve a 5000 depositary bond for Farmers State Bank of Stromsburg. Taxes paid under protest for land claims under United States government ownership were allowed and refunds ordered. A board resolution regarding Department of Pub actions follows.
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Lao
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Pata
United States
J. L. Heald
N.E
M. .E. Bittner
Silas Miller
S.E
Branting
Johansen
Department of Pub
Watch Your Money Safe Ad Endorses Banking Security
An advertisement urges readers to move money from homes into bank facilities. It claims banks are fireproof and burglar proof and that they offer responsibility and peace of mind, reducing worry and improving daily life.
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