Lat in Republics Begin Fighting Over Frontier Row
War tensions rise as Panama mobilizes forces in Panama City and Chiriqui with over 2 000 volunteers. Costa Rican incursions near Coto spark US-unclear signals. Panama seeks to settle without US intervention and may arm from private sources. Progreso serves as base near Golfo de Dulce while Sinclair Oil facilities are noted nearby.
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Porras
Panama
U. S
Coto
Pacific
Republic
Cota
Panama City
iChiriqui
Pana Iman
Progreso
Golfo de Dulce
Panama Sugar Company
David
Chiriqui
Panama Canal Zone Administration
United States Legation
Washington
William Jennings Price
United States
Jay J. Morrow
Canal
P Rover
New York
National Assembly
Costa Iica
Costa Rica
White
United States Supreme Court
Sinclair Oil
Don't Forget Your Rubbers and Kansas State Mindset
A Chicago Tribune letter echoes Kansas culture as a flat, prudent life avoiding risk. It contrasts Kansas and Nebraska with Cheyenne county’s bold progress, wheat leadership, and education, defending aerial mail safety and mocking the flat life as misguided.
Bonus bill reported in Senate by finance committee
Washington reports the bonus bill with tax provisions eliminated was sent to the Senate by the finance committee. The cash bonus would be payable January 1, 1923. Rockefeller funds to colleges included William Jewell College receiving 200090 and Park College 100000 in Missouri.
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Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
Rockefeller
Kansas City
Missouri
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
William Jewell College of
Liberty
Park College of
Arkville
Notable Chicago Attitude Toward Broad Character Revealed
A fragment expresses a sardonic view of Chicago as seedbed of varied character while noting travelers’ journeys eastward. The text contrasts Chicago’s supposed stench from stockyards and glue works with broader cultural breadth, implying prejudice against the city’s reputation.
Agricultural News for Cheyenne Co Farmers
Just before hatch they absorb the yolk for forty eight hours and should not be fed except sand. First feed should be buttermilk or sour milk kept before chicks. Johnny cake and small grain to be fed five or six times daily. Keep plenty of sour milk before chicks and they may get no water until one month or six weeks old. Some chicks are fed sour milk their entire life. Overfeeding causes more chick deaths than underfeeding.
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Jim
Deacon Jones
Deacon
Jim Junior
Edgar L. Vincent
Spring Plowing Starts as Nebraska Farmers Prepare Fields
Farmers across a Nebraska section have begun cutting corn stalks and dishing, with some plowing. Many plan to plant spring wheat, and early soil prep will benefit the crop. In years past oats and spring wheat were sown late February or early March. Recent warm weather has thawed frost, leaving soil ready for spring plowing.
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Nebraska
A Farm Widow’s Quiet Triumph Over Adversity
Edgar L. Vincent recalls a widow who, after Jim’s departure, rebuilds her farm with her eight sons. She knew little of farming yet steers the property to mortgage payoff, improvements, and rising success, proving “Only a woman” can prevail.
Famous Corns Beefs and Cabbage Pop Favorite
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered words and broken phrases about corn beef cabbage and related terms. No coherent event or person identifiable. Summary presents no verifiable facts to describe a specific news item.
Air fishing tribe of Igorots found north of Manila
A U S Marines hiking detachment reports discovery of an air fishing tribe near Manila. The Igorots reportedly fly unusual kites with baited hooks at the ends, used to catch bats in the evening near dawn or dusk.
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Manila
United States
Sidney Lumber Co Special Sale Ad
A local advertisement promotes a special Saturday sale on box chocolates at Rexall Store, with Sidney Lumber Co encouraging customers to visit for deals on treats in town.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Rexall
Notice to Arnold Villiers in Cheyenne County court case
Non resident defendant Arnold Villiers is notified that Nettie May Villers filed a petition in the Cheyenne County District Court on December 18, 1920 seeking a no divorce on grounds of cruelty. You must answer by April 18, 1921. Attorney Thomas W. Powell represents Nettie May Villers.
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Arnold Villiers
Nettie May Villers
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Neptltie May Villiers
Tuomas W. Powell
Enne County
Needham Petition Filed Against Glen Needham in Cheyenne District Court
Dec 18 1920 Mabel Needham files petition against non resident defendant Glen Needham in the District Court for Cheyenne. Court records indicate a civil action initiated in a Cheyenne district court targeting legal resolution. Proceedings seek relief according to the petition and applicable statutes.
Needham v. Needham divorce petition seeks relief
MABEL NEEDHAM seeks a divorce from the husband on cruelty grounds in Furnas County Nebraska. The petition requires a response by April 18, 1921, with Thomas W. Powerli as attorney. Additional ad text mentions Conklin's Medical and dental supplies and Rexall store promotions.
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Mabel Needham
Thomas W. Powerlti
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Cheyenne Co
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Hornaday Cafe
W. R. Weeden
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VanGorder and Campbell
W. QO. Campbell
MILCH
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