Harbine News Items Mixed with Local Visits
Harbine residents report visits and travels to Lincoln and Schuyler Nebraska. Harbine and nearby neighbors socialize with Camp Dodge discharged servicemen. A carload of hogs was shipped Tuesday by the Farmers Equity and Wm. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen .Trombell
Hildreth
Nubr
Dick Ommen
Bert. Jackson
J. B. Thompson
Sadie
Lincoln
Henry Polfus
Clara
Hazel
Weshler
Nebr
Corna Boller
Little Pound
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Herman Sixel
Schuyler
Ralph Sandmen
Clarence Richarda
Ralph Sandman
J. B . Thompson
Mise Maude Bethecheider
Fairbury
Mies Gertarde Mudrow
Frank Murray
Miss Secures
Jansen
Mies Sadie Thompson
Farmers Equity and
The Revolution In Farm Life
The piece discusses rural modernization from hand and animal power to electric lighting water supply and plumbing rural telephones parcel post and free delivery moving farmers toward urban convenience. It notes bankers and merchants concerns fading as rural life adopts new tools and services. The airship is cited as a practical form of trans Atlantic travel.
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Parcel Post
Ford declares war stance in libel trial remarks
Henry Ford faces questioning in the Ford Tribune libel case as he defends his views on war. He calls war murder and argues for farm independence, while audience reactions and cross examination reveal tensions over his statements and history.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford-Tribune
Erchis
John Reed
Ford
Ford Denies Originating Flag Design So-called Banner Claim
Testimony showed Ford did not originate the flag design and had never seen the banner. He recalled only a small drawing in St Paul’s Cathedral Detroit and said he never vowed to raise the banner above the Stars and Stripes. He called the claim a terrible insult to an American.
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Th. Ford
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Detroit
Ghosts and Indians Interrupt Terre Haute Class
In Terre Haute a primary teacher asked a pupil to name domestic animals. A boy named four animals shouted Ghosts and Indians, causing laughter and disruption as the class discussed animals.
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Terre Haute
Terre Paiute Schoole
John
Out of Sight. If there ever was a fool killer he must have retired.
A brief Chicago News item notes a sharp piece on fools and a quip that any fool killer would have retired from business, signaling sly humor or a social jab with no specific events or figures named.
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Nebraska
Chicago News
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Harbine
Farmec
Banss
Kora
Thovune Councel
League of Nations
League of ‘Nations
Fieg of
Nationa
Russia
America
Karl Marz
C. Townley
Equator
New Nebraska Federation
THE
E Smith
W. T. Thompson
Horace M. Davis
Sec.Treas
M. J. Powell
S.-B. Viers Diller
Porn
Dil ‘Vatiinary
A. D. Ackerman
Seweler
Gil
O. C. Dieh
Diller
Calla
Fairbury, Nebr
J.S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Jefferson Go
J. Monroe Davis
Waggoner Bros
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers
Washington, D. C
Detriot
F. V. Lowe
Cassell
Steele City
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