Harbine Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Trades
Harbine residents share visits with relatives in Mahaska and Manhattan. A Ford car sale to Karl Bernhard by Arnold Bros. and sale of the butcher shop building to L A Nickeson and wife. Visitors include Lena Hock, Addie Sandman, and many neighbors. Red Cross officers plan a fair exhibit and promote the Peacetime program.
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Cora Hock
Mahaska
Kan
Gus Kroetsching
Alex Rea
Geo. Arnold, Jr
Lena Hock
Grandma Wadley
John Huffman
Reynolds
Addie Sandman
Manhattan
Harbine
Chas. Sandman
Messers
Herman
George Diekoff
Henry Kaltoff
Alma
Leathers
Elva
Ponca City
Okla
Dick-Ominen
Bertha
Anna
Dorothea Arnold
Beatrice
Chas. Wagner
Lynn
H. Z. Diller
L.A. Nickes
American Red Cross
Nebraska
Diversified farm agent logs a rough month in Eastern State
A county agent reports a chaotic month with burned gasoline and oil, six tire punctures, a trailer detachment, a pig accident, three pig deaths, and a $28 loss. He notes a broken watch crystal on a corn planter and minor troubles but overall satisfaction.
Difficult for Young to Buy Farm Over Time
The Agricultural Review outlines the ladder from hired man to tenant to owner, noting that thirty years ago tenants could first pay down on a farm in five years, now eleven years. Rising land prices threaten longer waits, and a credit system for capable hired men could speed owner steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Review
Ford Cleared In Libel Trial Not Anarchist Verdict
A jury of 12 farmers in Mt. Clemens Michigan finds The Chicago Tribune guilty of libel against Henry Ford awarding six cents in damages. Ford not present. Edison and Burroughs with him in New Hampshire as Judge Murphy proclaims vindication and American citizen rights.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
New Hampshire Woods
Thomas Edison
John ‘Burroughs
Alfred J. Murphy
Tribune Company
The
Tribune
Clemens
Tucker
the Tribune
Ford
National Guard
Editorial label of anarchist drives libel verdict
The speaker argued the charge of anarchist was clear and the jury should find for the plaintiff if untrue. The defense offered no appeal and accepted the verdict as it stood against The Chicago Tribune.
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Ford
The
Chicago Tribune
Archbishop Laud and the Divine Right in Civil War England
The article recalls Archbishop Laud as a proponent of the divine right who advised Charles I against Parliament. It notes his revenue schemes, harsh policies, and opposition to parliamentary authority. Impeached after years of power, Laud was beheaded on January 10, 1645.
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Laud
Canterbury
Arthile
Make Big Savers Out of Little Shavers
The article urges thrift in America starting with children using War Savings Stamps. It notes the Tenth Federal Reserve District offers a grenade savings bank as a war souvenir to teach the rule earn, save, spend. It promotes a district slogan to transform spendthrifts into thrifty savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Treasury Department
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Kiev Well Worth a Visit
Kiev, a city of about five hundred thousand, has four districts: Podol the commercial quarter along the Dnipro. Lipki the steep residential enclave. Kiev proper with St. Sophia Cathedral and the university. and Petchersk famed for caves and catacombs drawing pilgrims, especially during holy festivals with around three hundred thousand visitors yearly.
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Kiev
Podol
Lipki
Bear Trige to Break In Near Desolation Home
Mr and Mrs Tracey Baker of Desolation near Oklah Ore awoke to a bear tearing at a window screen and attempting to enter the kitchen. Mr Baker fired but only wounded the animal, which did not die on the spot.
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Tracey Baker
Desolation
Oklah
Ore
A Little Learning Dialect in a Car Repair Tale
The item presents a witty exchange about overconfidence in knowledge. Godspur laments misjudging his expertise after a car repair bill of 154.17, illustrating the idea that a little learning can be dangerous.
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Godspur
Bix Pingham
Sterald
Wyoming Grants Women Suffrage in 1869
The Wyoming Territory legislature on June 19 1869 passed an act granting women the right to vote and hold office. It marks the first such grant of equal suffrage by any state or territory.
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Wyoming
Territory of
True Economy in Use and Value of Money
The piece argues economy means using all resources wisely not denying needs. It highlights prudent spending and maximizing advantage by applying money and goods efficiently for practical benefit.
Food voluntary action seen as bold democracy moment
A reader recalls a time when voluntary food trols were framed as a daring democratic action, highlighting community initiative and public participation in civil society.
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J.S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Fairbury, Nebr
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis & Son
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
G. Kittendorf
A. D. Ackerman
Optometrists
M. J. Powell
Fairbury
S. B. Viers
Diller, Nebr
Diller Veterinary Hospital
Waggoner Bros
Poneraldi
EOC
Dr.o. QC
Diehl
Diller
Nebr
Eaueme
Lenea Laker
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers
Washington, D. C
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