Printer's Opinion on Government Envelopes Sparks Debate
A printers letter to the public reflects on government sales of envelopes and questions if the government should expand offerings to include overcoats shoes and machines. He notes a local market and urges equal privileges for private printers while musing on geese as efficient pasture grazers.
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United States
Congress
J. E. Browne
Hanover Plans To Build New School
Mr Mann the architect employed by the Hanover school board drew up plans for the new building but the board found them unsatisfactory and he returned home to prepare another set. Once satisfactory plans are ready bids will be advertised and construction work begun at the earliest opportunity.
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Hanover
Mann
Hanover School Board
Narrow Escape Near Bis Mark School Deflects Calves
Hanover residents Han over Frehrking and wife with Edward Schroeder returned home Sunday night from Han over when two calves bolted into the road a mile west of the Bis mark school. Frehrking swerved to miss a calf injuring none. the car sustained repairs. Calves belonged to Joe Nester and had escaped their pen.
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Hanover
Asain Frehrking
Edward Schroeder
Emmons
Bismark School House
Frehrking
Joe Nester
Saturday Nights Like Picnics Washington County
The article describes Saturday evenings in Morrowville with busy streets, heavy car traffic, and farmers trading in the late day. After shopping, residents socialize with neighbors, which the author credits with fostering friendliness and better community understanding.
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Washington County
Morrowville
Measles Cases Rise in Fairbury Despite Mild Illnesses
The Fairbury Journal notes a substantial measles outbreak with 30 homes placarded and many families reporting only one child affected per home. No severe cases are listed as the season’s illnesses are unusually mild and school terms near completion. A pudding tip warns slow baking to avoid undercooked filling and top browning.
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Fairbury
Fairbury Journal
Farmers Bulletins Review of the Combine Harvester
The bulletin analyzes the combine or combined harvester thresher and its relevance to farmers with at least 100 acres. It outlines advantages and disadvantages and shares experiences of success with different crops.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ventilation Improvements for Southern Poultry Houses
Extra ventilation for poultry houses in the South is desirable. An adjustable rear ventilator across the full length below the eaves is suggested. If the front is largely glass in the North, a light curtain of muslin or burlap should be used to prevent overheating while still allowing airflow.
Woman Governor Spots Mouse and Climbs Table in Speech
A humorous anecdote recalls a woman governor delivering a speech when she saw a mouse and climbed onto a table. The comparison notes a woman can hold power yet a mouse remains a mouse.
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