Harbine Wedding and Local News Roundup
Ted Mudrow and Miss Hermine Sturmer quietly wed at the bride’s Beatrice home and now live in the Baptist parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold and son Darwin celebrated the fourth in Reynolds. A son born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shipman. Jay Saum of Filley visited home folks as Kroetching family spent Sunday in Mahaska. Harbine beat Endicott 6 to 4 in a Sunday game. Mrs. Cornelia Lottman and children visited Diller and Sher communities. Clara Wolters visits sister Mrs. Claude Nider of Jansen.
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Ted Mudrow
Hermine Sturmer
Beatrice
Henry Arnold
Darwin
Reynolds
Frank Shipman
Jay Saum
Filley
Kroetching
Mahaska
Kan
Harbine
Endicott
Cornelia
Lottman
Diller and
Sher
Clara Wolters
Claude Nider
Jansen
Market Influenced by Supply and Seasonal Perishables
The piece explains how perishable produce markets move with supply and seasonality. It notes initial high prices for fresh stock, price declines as shipments rise, and possible recoveries if supply tightens. Traders should study crop, shortage, and shipment to judge outcomes, though short season crops like strawberries or melons remain irregular.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Bachelor Tax Referenced by George Ade
George Ade notes the French bachelor tax of 10 percent at the Chicago Athletic Club. He argues the tax will not force marriages, contrasting with a joke about a bachelor’s pleasant memories and the idea of a cozy home with a loving wife and children.
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George Ade
Chicago Athletic Club
Old Lusher
Dara
Real estate ad meets buyer satisfaction in Houston Post
City dweller notes the country lot near the railroad station was advertised accurately and not underwater. Suburbanite questions the theory behind ideas while the city resident confirms a successful purchase.
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Houston Post
Movement to require husbands to pay wives salaries
A dialogue notes a push to compel husbands to pay salaries to their wives like any other worker. The wife approves, while the husband calls it eminently fair if the husband retains the right to dismiss unsatisfactory workers.
Appraising the Leading Woman in London Answers
A satire notes the new comedian’s bold act as he sings a risqué line about sparkling glasses and a diamond, provoking the manager’s question about his latest behavior. The piece hinges on onstage audacity and backstage sniping in theatrical circles.
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Mick
London
Doubled Game Stranger Impressions at Parkside Blank
The speaker recalls a green lot baseball game with a tall catcher and a peetcha man in a heated moment at the fence. An umpire and a few bystanders watch as a messy exchange ends with a head blow and a avoided fight.
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Manu Sella
Guy
Hard to Find. Jester Item Cites Germany Credit Debate
An obscure note argues Germany should receive credit amid a Cynte-Fer discussion. The fragment hints at international financial or diplomatic dispute without full context.
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Germany
Kind Yet Cruel Action in a Grim Riddle
A fragmentary exchange shows a character asking Robbi about kindness and Robbi replying she gave her white mice to the cat. The snippet hints at a moral tension between kindness and harsh consequence in a rural or domestic setting.
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Robbi
Political Jibe Echoed Amid Local Conversation
A brief dialogue suggests weariness with political involvement as one speaker jokes about avoiding politics while noting opposition from others. The exchange hints at community fatigue and political engagement without detailing events or participants.
Rubber Heel Antics Cause Stir in Love Letter
In a playful note, a writer claims love makes one soar as if walking on air. The quip about wearing extra superfine rubber heels adds a humorous twist to a scene of romance.
Boy Cannot Be Prevented From Ranting To Take It Apart
A courier report notes trouble with a boy who refuses to refrain from dismantling a package and keeps ranting about the action. The dialogue suggests ongoing tension over the item and the courier's attempts to enforce handling rules.
Cartoon line taunts on pardon for leg injury excuse
A brief cartoon caption mocks those who excuse misdeeds by citing an injury. It notes the habit may be pardoned by some, but challenges the parallel echo.
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Cartoons Magazine
Is Your Son An Altruist In Politico
A terse exchange questions a son’s political stance with the father replying he is simply a Democrat. The brief dialogue contrasts ideological labels with straightforward party identity.
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Politico
Likely King Boris Seen in Overalls in Bulgaria
A remark notes King Boris of Bulgaria wearing overalls and speculates on the significance, reflecting casual observation and amusement rather than a formal report.
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Boris of
Bulgaria
Best Garden Care From Agriculture Department Notice
The Agriculture Department urges home gardeners to lightly stir and keep soil mellow after planting. Water surface to dampen seeds until germination and protect delicate seedlings. Use a steel rake to cultivate shallowly and avoid damaging emerging plants while keeping rows neat.
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Alrent
Tombstone defacement at Mr Skinner’s funeral shocks town
Neighbors recall defacing a tombstone of an eminent captain of industry after the funeral. The epitaph was altered with the added word firemill and the crowd asks what the original inscription was. The incident raises questions about village decorum and respect for the deceased.
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Jon
Diabolical Scheme Disrupted by Neighbor Confrontation
Fragmentary report describes a plan involving chickens and a neighbor, with another neighbor noting actions at a storage area. A follow up mentions cement and seed, culminating in an unspecified capture and intervention.
Can't All Be Beautiful In Winter Evergreens
A reflective paragraph questions perceptions of beauty and color in nature and people. The speaker notes evergreen trees in winter as strong and vivid and wonders how audiences judge art and taste. The piece hints at bias and the costs of harsh judgments.
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Artiel
Just Folks THE FISHING OUTFIT
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts fashion and humble fishing gear. The speaker values a simple, well worn outfit over luxury clothes and jewels, affirming personal pride in fishing attire even when others mock it.
Mystery and the Power Within Thought and Life
A reflective piece by George Matthew Adane discusses Mystery as the driving force in life. It frames Mystery as the unseen energy behind friendships, aspirations, and daily actions, urging readers to recognize and channel this force for meaning and fulfillment. It suggests Mystery links birth to death and anchors purpose through diligent work, honor, and happiness.
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Effey
Feres
Wonders of America by T T Maxey in Glacier National Park
A travel sketch praises Glacier National Park as a vast outdoor museum of mountains glaciers and lakes. It describes cathedral like peaks pine forests and mirrorlike glacier fed lakes, with occasional rustic accommodations for visitors and an aura of sublime wild beauty.
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Akyland
America
Glacier
Forte
Cummita
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