Accused of Displaying German Flag at Home
Peter Stevens of Weyerts vicinity appeared before United States Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder on the Fourth of July charged under the espionage act for displaying a German flag at his home. He denied the charge, offering a faded bunting piece as the flag. The panel bound Stevens over to federal court under a 2500 bond after hearings led by Judge Miles.
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Peter Stevens
Weyerts
United States
Joseph Oberfelder
W Op Miles
Council of Defense
Cls Riadcliffe
Steves
Ideal Marrying Age Clause in Will Governs Marital Choice
London magnate leaves most property to a trust for his children with income to the mother until each child reaches twenty seven. He states an earnest wish that no child should marry before that age. A note on Pliny lists 32 Roman seer varieties.
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London
Glasses Provided for School Children in Montgomery
Special attention given to all children of the school in Montgomery. An optician at Marsl's Jewelry Store offers services for eyewear needs.
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Montgomery
Marsl’s Jewelry
Revised Rules For Hand Grenade Savings Bank Distribution
Banks to serve children with little savings under new policy issued by John T Waylind of the Tenth Federal Reserve District. Banks will loan one grenade as a savings bank to under 18s who sign a thrift agreement, and savings are counted with stamps issued in exchange for contents. Children must enroll in a savings society and purchase War Savings Stamps before the grenade becomes their permanent property.
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John T Waylind
Tenth Federal Reserve District
Treasury Department
War Savings Society
Sidney Service Station Opens in town
Sidney Service Station opens to serve motorists with batteries, repair, refilling, testing, and electrical work. Manager Anderson, from Mort Mor tun Colorado, brings extensive auto battery experience and has equipped the shop with Ambu service to handle electrical troubles accurately.
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Pearing O
Sidney Batters
WH Archers
Mao Uhat Anderson
Mort Mortun
Colorado
Wilbird
Andersen
Ambu
Amar
Elephants and peril mark famed hunter's Africa tale
Africa expedition leader recounts near miss during a Kenya hunt. Colonel Roosevelt and guide Cun ninghame describe the moment a tusked elephant and a charging herd threatened their camp at 11,000 feet. Roosevelt coolly fired, dropping a bull, while the surrounding cows and bulls caused a tense, dramatic moment.
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Ro. Cunninghame
Roosevelt
East Afia
Oa Forest
Kenia
Eneiugh
Coronel
Bank Promises War Savings Plan With Grenade Token
A bank outlines a savings program promising the saver ownership of a hand grenade if funds are accumulated by a set date. The saver agrees to deposit earnings and buy War Savings Stamps, with the grenade becoming personal property upon enrollment. failing to earn it by October 1, 1919, requires return to bank.
Oil price listing at Te per gallon and barrels
Advertisement notes mobile B oil offered at Te per gallon with barrel lots available while supplies last, from A. Schmitt Implement Co.
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A. Schmitt Implement CO
Found Her Theory Wrong In Love Psychology Of Mrs Lamb
Mrs George Lamb of Chicago dismisses jealousy in love psychology saying real men respect women and that love is temporary. She recounts testing her theory during her husband’s affair, inviting the other woman to their home, and accepting his return after he left again with the other blonde, ultimately admitting her theories were wrong.
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George Lamb
Chicago
George
St Louis Republic
Teach Sailors to Swim Adds Courses for Apprentices
The United States shipping board now requires swimming lessons in its apprentice course. A study shows 25 percent fewer seamen compared with land workers could manage themselves in water. Many sailors lack basic swimming ability.
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United States Shipping Board
Great Vegetable Crop in Wisconsin and U.S. Farms
The article notes vegetable crop value in Wisconsin and across United States farms, reporting a total value around 1,246,030 dollars with vegetables comprising about 75 percent of farm crops. It highlights farm production and geographic scope.
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Wis
United States
New Restaurant to Open Soon in West Lincoln Highway
The Interstice Co operative Association plans to open a new restaurant soon in their future home on West Lincoln Highway. They received about ten thousand dollars in furnishings and will accelerate setup and staffing to serve customers promptly. Further opening date info will follow. A mule tied near the group head headquarters sparked a joke about the chaplain being its owner. The chaplain, a civil life college professor, quipped that soldiers would parade behind him if he led a review tomorrow.
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Interstite Co-operative Association
Con West
Lincoln Highway
Shes
Missouri
Heutenant
Willard Service Station North of Court House
Mr. Automobile Owner notes that the NCA first Atlantic crossing airplane used Willard Storage batteries. The advertisement mentions the Willard Service Station located north of Court House for battery needs.
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NCA
Willard
Court Louse
Fire destroys Wheat Stack near Gurley
Fire destroyed a wheat stack belonging to Winegar near Gurley and another in Charles Guthman’s Gurley area field this week. Local reports suggest fires may be incendiary, not sparked by passing trains, with state-wide worries about mysterious blazes increasing.
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Winegar
Gurley
Mr. Rihn
Charles Guthman
Guthinna
Kimball County
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Wier & Hamilton
Pliny
Shepherd & Son
Sidney
NEBR
East Side Court House
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First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Swatzlander
A. K Greenlee
Leslie Neubauer
Lena L. Jessen
Ass’t Cashier, Co
Mann
Roosevelt III
Africa
Bank
Velie
West Lincoln Highway
W. L. Holden
W. Hornaday
Kimpston
Vilinit Lodge No
B.G. Griffith
K. of
Gash Grocery Company
Luxor and
Solitaire Brands
East Side
Court House
Sidney, Nebr
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