Women Offer Cattle to Ranch Hand for Husband's Fate
A Western woman proposes to give two cows to a ranch hand if he kills her husband. The text contrasts attitudes on property values and notes the perilous fate of famous aviators as a warning about the costs of fame and success.
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Oklahama
Beaver
District Court
Beaver County
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Oklahoma
Home Lumber & Supply Company, & Ceeparation
Wes Plaintill
C. P. Angleton
Frank Kell
Lalo Kell
Panny Anderson
Elshton
Alx Indies
Corum
O. B. Corrim
Bisuay
Attys
Fortclos
Beaver Cour
State of Oklahoma
W. J. Turner
C. T. Spurgeon
Sarah F. Spurgeon
George Murphy
Peby
Eale
Otereat
Costa
B. Covem
Shari
Caring for a Constantly Ill Person in a Sickroom
Practical guidance for caregivers on preventing drafts and keeping warmth in the sickroom. It warns against mistaking weight for warmth, over‑smiling, and repeated questions while urging artificial heating for the elderly and steady, daylight hours for fire. It also advises against tiptoeing and suggests slippers to reduce disturbance.
World News In Brief From Around The Globe
Mexico reports 35000 miles of rally routes and Holland builds a 60 foot steel windmill. US census cites 203315 women in clerical work. US cement output tops 1.93 million tons valued at 1.006 billion. A 106 pound watermelon is grown in Weatherford Texas. Moving picture industry investment reaches 2 billion. Daily US cinema attendance hits 25 million. Ocean floor vegetation is only three percent, contradicting belief.
Good Rules for Personal Conduct and Finance
A compact list advises earning before spending and avoiding gambling. It stresses secrecy, patience in wealth, resisting temptation, and maintaining order and promptness. It warns against debt without a clear exit and asserts character is harmed only by personal actions. It counsels living so others doubt hostile words.
St. Louis Eyes Olive Street Widening Move
In other cities reports note St. Louis considering widening Olive Street while St. Paul plans a belleline railroad and Baltimore suppresses needless nolves. San Francisco to build a $1,000,000 library, Portland to host a blind men run store, Pittsburgh expands free dispensary equipment and staff. Beattle officials recently wrecked a 40,000 bar over alleged illegal liquor.
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Beattle
Here and There Reflections on Warships and Manners
A jumble of aphorisms on teaching, gambling, courage, and civilization. It muses that example guides children, a warship sails on a whaling voyage, and people observe life with humor and criticism.
Fragmentary Proverb Paraphrase From Local Column
A garbled OCR fragment cites various old adages about knowledge honesty loyalty and money. The stream includes lines about gilt edges and distant relatives, suggesting a miscued excerpt from a larger civic or moral notes page with unclear context and several misspellings.
United States Leads World in Piano Factory Production
Popular Science notes the United States operates 850 piano factories, Paris claims the Eiffel Tower as a wireless center, and Brasil coffee could brew about 118 billion cups daily.
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