Bowser Firearms Plan To Ward Off Burglars
In 1905, R Bowser resolves to protect his house with a revolver after noting a lack of burglaries. He plans to confront intruders in person and deter crime, even if it means a coroner may be involved. His wife worries but Bowser insists on readiness and forgiveness for first offenses. A mysterious knock prompts further suspense as he retrieves the gun.
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Mr. Bowser
Mr. Bow- Ser
Mrs. Bowser
Burmese Wife Influence and Arranged Marriages Described
The article discusses Burmese marriage practices including the ease of divorce and the role of women in domestic authority. It notes earnings rights, betel chewing habits, and perceived physical traits, contrasting Western views with Burmese ideals and praising wives as trusted advisers in significant matters.
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Lee
Burma
Burglar Fears Push Bowser Couple to Silence
In a tense nighttime scene Mrs Bowser and her husband plan to confront a burglar. A stray goat outside leads to comic chaos as Bowser finally confronts the intruder and knocks the threat away with a goat attack, ending the scare with a gun blast avoided.
Dead Letter List for Osceola Post Office
The Osceola Nebraska post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending March 2, 1905. Names include Hans Hanson Willie Lichner Nils Alfred Svindsen B F Lindstedt Joe Peterson Edd Barron John E Carlsen.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Hans Hanson
Willie Lichner
Nils Alfred Svindsen
B. F. Lindstedt
Joe Peterson
Wanted Salesmen and Salesladies for Wholesale Department
Advertisement seeking salesmen and salesladies to represent a long established wholesale house. Salary 8 to 350 per day paid weekly with expenses advanced. Horse and buggy supplied when needed. Permanent position. Apply The Columbia House 630 Manor Bldg Chicago.
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Columbia House
Manor
Chicago
Sprague Wholesale Co
Wanash Ave
Indian Horse Wins Odd Western Race Verdict
A tale from the West recounts a New Mexico race where an Indian’s horse led most of the four lap event against a faster pony owned by a cowboy. Cowboys tried to rig bets, but two Indian judges and one cowboy judge ruled Indian’s horse won, with no appeal.
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New Mexico
Louisville Courier-Journal
The Arab Mare and the Robber’s Chase
A well known tale titled Achmid and His Mare tells of a swift Arab mare stolen by a robber. Achmid pursues with his tribe and signals the mare by pinching her ear to reveal the trick and keep the prize secure.
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Achmid
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