Tariff Critique Highlights Farmer Burden and Worker Benefit
The document argues the tariff favors workers and harms farmers by placing duties on inputs while exempting many farm operations. It criticizes the misunderstanding of tariff policies and warns against viewing the tariff as a mere issue, urging clearer public understanding.
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I' Ag Dome Gg Co
Nacional R
Wosbthetotal Council
Aaceenage de A League For Industrial Democracy
Steen
Im- Poeirine
World’s largest clock rises at Hudson River mouth
A colossal clock, claimed to be the biggest ever assembled, begins operation at the Hudson River estuary near New York Bay. Its minute hand spans 88 feet and the hour hand extends 27 feet, with a dial 50 feet wide and fueled by a high powered motor.
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Grtion
Hudson ‘River
New York Bay
Dam Project Near Guernsey Aims 60 000 Acre Irrigation
The contract states water labor must be used on the government funded dam near Guernsey Wyoming costing 800000. The irrigation development will water 60000 acres including land in Nebraska. Preparing to raise the North Platts river level will require Burlington to elevate its present...
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Woter
Guernsey
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Platts River
Burlington
Rock Message Marks Fatal Cliff Wreck Remains Found
A rock painted sign near a canyon edge warns of danger as the remains of a wrecked car lie hundreds of feet below. A group of school boys reported the scene and identified the area as a perilous mountain road crossing in Arizona.
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Arizona
Sui
Sema
Gold Pays Average US Wage for Twenty Hours Work
A fragment notes that one ounce of gold covered the equivalent of the average wage for twenty hours of labor in the United States, and the same amount paid for fifty hours of work in another context. The source contrasts value between gold and labor time.
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United States
Study Assesses U S Oil Reserves and Consumption Pace
Experts say the United States can produce about nine billion more barrels of oil. At the current consumption rate, that supply would last roughly twelve years.
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United States
Adios at raction to buy the wonder io sale uncertain
Fragmentary note hints at a farewell transaction tied to a wonder item and budget constraints affecting funds for basic needs like food and clothing. The readable text implies a casual or informal deal amid tight finances.
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Adios
Raction
Tax Paying Findings Reveal Man in Pena Peak Case
A brief report notes findings on tax payments involving a man linked to a Pena Peak case. Authorities review records and confirm payment status, affecting legal proceedings and potential penalties.
Stop Look Listen Crossing a railroad track for quick saves
A historical note praises crossing safety as a dramatic rural diversion while arguing that drivers should keep watch. It laments grade crossing deaths and describes railroad efforts and costs to remove crossings. It contrasts past driver caution with modern haste and the need for safety over speed.
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Dobbin
Hair Standing on End Effect Explained in Skin Pits
The article explains that our skin contains tiny pits each with a small muscle. Cold or strong emotion causes these muscles to contract, changing the angle of the pits and making hair stand on end. This action alters the skin’s surface and resembles the goose flesh seen in seventeenth century descriptions.
Why Snakes Prized in Tokyo Snake Catcher Reports Use
Zen San, Tokyo's leading snake catcher, notes annual snake consumption near 6,000 in Tokyo. About eighty percent are powdered into pills, twenty percent served at table baked boiled or roasted. Before the earthquake a snake restaurant was planned at Ass Kus a Philadelphia.
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Japan
America
Tokyo
Zen San
Asskusa
Philadelphia
Look on the Bright Side and Its Value
A reflection on choosing a positive attitude as a key to valuing life. It argues that perspective shapes outcomes and that optimism can transform daily experiences into meaningful gains.
Quotations and quips from 1925 musings and notices
A collage of aphorisms on manners and morality followed by a legal notice about estate claims. The items reference Henry Ward Beecher quotes, remarks on wisdom and grace, and social observations. A dated probate entry lists Louis J. Nutaman as county judge with attorneys Hartigan and Fouts for the estate.
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Order of the Venga
Louis J. Nutamanee
Hartigan & Fouts, Attys
Youth Altogether Too Busy With New Camera
Senator Magnus Johnson objects to middleman profits and calls for laws, referencing dairy milk prices and a local camera scandal. He cites a boy's pocket camera leading to a spate of neighborhood snaps including private moments and intimate mischief amid ongoing debates.
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Magnus Johnson
Washington
Smith
Dudley
Mrs. Morrill
Crone
Probate Notice from Jefferson County Nebraska
Public probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska lists estate proceedings. The document references a meeting and hearings related to the estate with dates noted in March and April.
Probate Notice for Ida N Onton Estate in Nebraska
First publication March 13 and last March 27 probate notice. State of Nebraska. In re estate of Ida N Onton. Petition filed March 7 seeking distribution of residue to heirs. Hearing set for 9 o'clock A M in County Court room, Sarine County. Attorneys: Denney Ney for estate.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Ticata
Ida
Airbury
Ee Deney Ney
Attys
Probate Notice for Hadley Estate in Jefferson Court record
Notice is given that creditors may present claims against the estate of Hadley deceased. The court appoints Fordlock A. M. as deputy examiner for examination and allowance. Three months are allowed for creditors to present claims from March 6 to June 6, 1926, with the final date stated for filing. Dated March 19, 1926.
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Jefferson Cour
Guy
Fordlock A. M
Gay
du Puty
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