New Central European State Size Debated in Asia Magazine
Charles Pergier argues that the proposed Czech-Slovak state will be small yet populous about 12 000 square miles in area roughly 50 000 English square miles and questions the view that small states cannot succeed historically Europe already had many small powers before World War I with only six great powers and several nations smaller than the target state Europe would place the new state among the eighth largest in the region with England France Italy Russia larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares Pergier
Asia
Europe
England
Roland
France
Italy
Spain
Russia
Harbine News Roundup Netting Local Visits and Sales
Harbine notes show Mrs Harry Parker and daughter Irma visiting Omaha. Mrs Hazel Bowman and Virginia travel to Nebraska City. Local shoppers include Mrs Russel Campbell Mrs Henry Arnold and Mrs Alex Rea in Diller. Harbine beat Diller 16 9. Shea defeated Harbine 9 8. Newt Carpenter hosts Ora Davidson in Beatrice with Wyoming trip planned. Local land sales include Wm Germers land 320 acres at 1500 per acre by Wm Gross. John Rossmiller farm sold to H C Thiessen at 125 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parker
Irma
Omaha
Hazel Bowman
Virginia
Nebraska City
Russel Campbell
Henry Arnold
Alex Rea
Diller
Harbine
Shea
Ora Davidson
Beatrice
Newt Carpenter
Wyoming
Vick Ommen
Auguse Mo
Wm. Gross
Atlanta
W.H. Pingle
Wm. Germers
John Rossmiller
H. C. Thiessen
Gus Kroeteching
Lincoln
Geo. Arnold Sr
Arnold Bros. Auto Co
Chelsie
Johnson
Fairbury
J. B. Thompsons
P. A. Buller
Gus Kroetsching
Frank Shipman
Tom Murray
George Robbins
Sabetha
Kansas
World at War Aftermath and Global Unrest
The world wakes to darkness after war with censoring news. Mutinies in the French navy unfold at Brest amid a Black Sea upheaval. Versailles shocks as German delegates are stoned and Italy faces bread riots. Britain Ireland and Canada see unrest. Bolshevism grows but may decline without a plan for reform. Rainbow Boys in New York outshine Paris in a moment.
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Black Sea
Brest
Versailles
Clemenceau
France
Italy
Ireland
England
Canada
Russia
Champion Top Spinner of Japan Mitsui Reigns
In Japan the champion top spinner Mitsui, the sixteenth descendant of Matsui, displays astonishing feats. The ancients proclaimed Matsui as Japan’s greatest top spinner, and Mitsui now performs brilliant tricks, spinning a top along edges, blades, pins, and strings with remarkable control.
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Japan
Nippob
Mitsui
Matsui
Nest
Hunters Drive Predator Eradication Efforts in Arizona
The state and federal campaigns employ skilled hunters to wipe out predatory animals harming ranges. Thirteen workers serve in the joint effort. One hunter killed 11 mountain lions in two months and another killed 55 coyotes in one month.
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Arizona
Banking Resilience Post 1906 Fire Highlights Pacific Banker View
A Pacific banker notes the sector’s resourcefulness after the 1906 San Francisco fire. He recalls operating “without any bank” and without funds during the clearing hauls of 1907, the wartime woes, and the 1918 influenza epidemic, underscoring bankers’ hardiness in crisis.
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San Francisco
Had a Reason. Office Sleepiness Sparks Duty Talk
A humorous exchange shows a worker confessing fatigue from night work thoughts. The boss questions and the worker jokes about staying awake due to duty, highlighting office grind and vigilance.
First Atlantic air passage hailed as permanent triumph
The completion of the first air passage across the Atlantic Ocean is described as a great triumph of human daring and a superb mechanical achievement. It is not a mere stunt but a potential turning point for air navigation, science, business, and personal relations with rapid future flights and wider national impact.
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Atlantic
Ovzean
Estate of Trent E. W. Bond Notice to Creditors
First published June 27 1919 last July 18 1919 in the matter of the estate of Trent E W Bond deceased creditors of said deceased will meet the Administratrix of said estate before me county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room in said county on the 17th day of December 1919 for the purpose of presenting claims.
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Trent
E. W. Bond
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Pleriber
Teddy
Louis J. Nutzman
Seal
L. Rain
Christina L. Bausch
Louis J. Nutzman Pall Tes
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska 1919
County Court in Fairbury sets July 16 1919 at 9:00 a.m. for hearing Sophie G. Mathias administratrix final account and distribution of John Wesley Mathias estate. Notice to all interested parties via publication in Ditter Record for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Heasty Barnes attorneys.
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Samply
Fairbury
John Wesley Mathias
Sophie G. Mathias
Ditter Record
Louis J.“ Nutzman
Heasty & Barnes
Referee sale ordered in Jefferson County Neb real estate
Under an 1919 Nebraska district court order in the Bell vs Bell partition suit, J. W. Fouts as referee will sell at the Beatrice court house south front door on July 23 at 2 PM the described parcels in Diller and surrounding townships, subject to highway rights and railroad avenues, with a second sale of the old Clark farm on July 24 at 1 PM.
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District Court
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Harry A. Bell
William G. Bell
K ‘Wirbury
Orie
Logan Street
Diller
Republican Valley Railroad
Loran Street
Said
Short Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Block Eleven
Laramie Street
Larmie Street
Court House
Beatrice
See
Old Clark Farm
Alex. Bell
J. W. Fouts
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Rainbow Boys
New York City
Paris
Billy Stanway
Senor
Billy
State of
Nebraska, Jefferson County
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Fairbury, Nebr
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Waggoner Bros
O. C. Diehl
Gus Dressen
Joe Dressen
Dressen & Son Harness and Shoe Shop
Gquloiuivel
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers
Washington, D.C
Ford
F. O. B. Detriot
F. V. Lowe
Cassell
Steele City
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