Fire rescue saves infant from Kansas City house blaze
Dense smoke from a frame house at 4802 North Third Street Kansas City Kansas drew the fire department. Archie Clark and Captain Charles Abraham retrieved a scorched infant after a mother and grandmother fled. The fire damaged a bed and contents with estimated loss under $25.
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Kansas City
Kan
North Third Street
Carrie Pennell
Daisy
Archie Clark
Charles Abraham
No. 1 Hose Company
Clark
Wother
Grandmother
Charley
Abraham
St. Margaret's Hospital
Mock Lynching Staged by Sheriff Aids Confession
Kenosha county sheriff Andrew F. Stahl staged a mock lynching near Salem to force Wiley Davie a Black man to confess stealing a shotgun. Davie led authorities to the gun after a rope was placed around his neck and he cried out for escape.
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Kenosha
Wis
Andrew F. Stahl
Kenosha County
Salem
Wiley Davie
Fred A. Sharp
Sharp
Davie
Guardian for Dog Receives Trust Fund in Brooklyn
Loretta Dugan leaves her fox terrier Mac a 300 dollar trust fund. Della Kerrigan is named guardian to manage the income for the dog’s benefit in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Mac
Loretta Dugan
Della Kerrigan
Unwanted Turkish Slave Shrinks to Bronx Doorstep
Captain Hodgins of the Bronx precinct holds Sheik Nasi a Turkish slave captured from a mob. Nasi spends his days curled by Hodgins door, an unwanted arrangement in the wake of the raid.
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New York
Big Bill” Hodgins
Bronx
Sheik Nasi
Hodgins
Historic Blackguards by Alysert Payson Terhune
A feature from The New York World author Alysert Payson Terhune explores a sharp critique of public figures and political conduct. The author’s framing presents a vivid, period voice examining moral failings and accountability.
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By Alysert Payson Terhune
The
Presa Publishing Co
the New York World
Aaron Burr and the rise and fall of an American career
A detailed portrait traces Aaron Burr from Princeton student and military officer through his political ascendancy as New York power broker and U S senator. It covers his duel with Hamilton, alleged Mexico plan, treason arrest and eventual exile, ending with his later life in Europe and return to New York.
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Jersey
Aaron Burr
Princeton College
Princeton
Burr
Patriot Army
Beredict
Arnold
Arnold-Montgomery
Quebec
Montgomery
George Washington
Washington
Israel Putnam
Pat
Lee
Gates
Washinton
France
New York
United States Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
N. J
Hanmilton
Hamilton
Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
United States
America
England
Europe
Building a Chick Hover Brooder for Safe Indoor Rearing
The article describes constructing a chick hover with corners spaced an inch apart and a top hole an inch from the top ledge. Hinged peg supports adjust height, four corner vent holes provide ventilation through a cloth, and tin slides regulate airflow. Cloth folds, woolen flannel, and an old blanket are suggested. A tight top and roof protect chicks, while the hover stays indoors.
Building a high dairy herd through strict testing and aim
A dairyman builds a herd by raising the milk yield target from 200 to 300 pounds per cow annually, testing each animal with the Babcock test, discarding underperformers, and keeping only those meeting a set standard. The article argues this method boosts profits and state dairy gains, though it notes possible price effects for consumers. It then presents a land notice from 1918 about a public land claim in Indiana with protest deadlines.
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Babcock
Watch Your Turkey Hens
A reader shares tips on safeguarding turkey nests and hens. Look in out of the way spots and use sheltered sites like boxes, barrels, or sleigh boxes. Ensure coops have a wide roof and are on high ground to keep poults dry and warm in storms.
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R. B. Robertson
Cleaning and Disinfection Tips for Poultry Setups
Before using the incubator or brooder for spring work, ensure thorough cleaning and disinfection. The extended winter period offers an opportunity to complete this essential maintenance.
Straw in Barnyard Manure Improves Absorption and Handling
The passage notes that adding straw to manure is common and that grinding it fine with a feed cutter enhances its usefulness. A fine straw mix absorbs better, reduces labor when loading and spreading, and helps retain ammonia, improving manure value.
Butter quality and private sales in Dakota farming
A Dakota Farmer writer argues clean cows and good feed are essential for quality butter. He cites private customer sales as the best marketing method, supplying about 50 pounds weekly and avoiding commercial coloring since well-bred cows color butter naturally.
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Dakota
Dairy Notes on Preventing Horn Growth and Clean Milk
It is easier to prevent horn growth in heifer calves than dehorning adults. When consumers are assured milk is clean and free of dirt settled at the bottom of the glass, they will pay more for milk.
Appointment of William F Allen Estate Executor
Notice of appointment states Thomas Edgar Allen has qualified as executor of the last will of William F Allen of Sullivan county Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. Buff and Stratton are the attorneys.
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William F. Allen
Sullivan County
Indiana
Thomas Edgar Allen
William CQ. Forbus
Notice to Non-residents in Sullivan Court Divorce Case
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court issues notice to Albert E. Peters in a divorce action filed by Charlotte Peters. The defendant, not a resident of Indiana, must answer by March 17, 1913, or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback presides. A G McNabb represents the plaintiff. First insertion January 22, 1913.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charlotte Peters
Albert E. Peters
A. G. McNabb
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
State of
Louis Atkielski
Weronika Atkielski
John W. Lindley
Notice to Non Residents Quiet Title Action 1913
Sullivan Circuit Court in Indiana issues notice to non residents William Tucker and heirs that a complaint to quiet title has been filed by John V. Rogers and J R Brown. Defendants must answer by March 17 1913 or the court will proceed in their absence. First insertion January 22 1913.
Legal notice of Burris W Forbus and Adrian Beicher attorneys
First insertion January 22 1913 announces legal action or notice involving Burris W Forbus and Adrian Beicher attorneys in a formal newspaper notice. The brief entry names the attorneys and provides the initial insertion date for the notice.
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Burris W. Forbus
Adrian Beecher
Sullivan to Open Alley Between Davis and Washington
Notice from the Sullivan Common Council of Indiana that Declaratory Resolution Number 1, 1913, opens an alley between Davis and Washington Streets with a remonstrance deadline of February 11, 1913, at 7 30 p m and a hearing of remonstrances in the Council Chamber. Also a divorce suit in Sullivan Circuit Court, Atkielski vs Atkielski, with answer deadline March 18, 1918.
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Davis and
Washington Streets
Sullivan
Indiana
Common Council
Davis
John Davis Sons
Council Chamber
City of
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan County
The Citizens Trust Company as administrator announces a public auction of decedent John H. Wilson's interest in in-lot 59 in Sullivan. The sale at 2 pm February 6, 1913, at the Sullivan courthouse will be cash and at least two thirds of appraised value, subject to court approval. The property includes a 2 foot wide strip along the south side and stairway access to upper rooms.
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Citizens Trust Company
John H. Wilson
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
James M. Lang
Turman Township Telephone Company Stockholders Meet
Stockholders of the Turman Township Telephone Company will meet Saturday February 1 1913 at ten A M in Graysville for business items. All holders without certificates should call the secretary to have them ready by the date. signed WH Shields president and BE Watson secretary. First insertion Jan 15 3t.
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Turman Township Telephone Company
Graysville
WH. Shields
BE. Watson
Pleased patrons highlight Sullivan dental practice
The ad touts years of satisfied patients in Sullivan and invites new customers to a free dental exam. It emphasizes ongoing effort to improve beyond yesterday and encourages readers to visit and become acquainted with the dentist.
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Sullivan
Foreclosure and lien suits against Monon Coal Co by Hopewell and Price
Gilbert C. Hopewell and Jasper C. Price file to foreclose a mechanic’s lien against Monon Coal Co. Price also sues on a materialmen’s lien against Monon Coal Co. This legal action adds the two suits seeking lien enforcement and related claims.
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Gilbert C. Hopewell
Jasper C. Price
Monon Coal Co
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Port Richmond
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U. S. General Land Office
Washington, D. C
John Kimberlain
Thomas F. Marlatt
Augustus Weishar
Palestine
Crawford County
Tlinewis
R. S
Wabash River
Fred Dennett
Buff & Stratton
John V. Rogers
William Tucker
J. R. Brown
Sullivan Circuit
William
Tucker
Willam Tucker
Mary Stratton
Chicago
W. T. Dudley
Paxton, Ind
Common Council OF the
T. ED. Hoover
J. S. Schroeder
J. W. Lindley
DE. Liptiet
Interurban
Nona H. Knotts
Lucien C. Knotts
William H. Roark
Monon Coal Company
American Steel &,Wire Company
William B. Stiner
John W. Stiner
Aid B. Burress
Daniel ‘W. ‘Burress
Will Riggs
His Brother
J.T. Riggs
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