Motherhood and animals spark public debate in editorial
A rambling column discusses birth values and ethics, praising maternal virtue and childrearing while defending pets as part of family life. It cites a monopoly suit against International Harvester and references pet lovers across genders, arguing kindness to animals shapes character.
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International Harvester Company
United States District Court
St. Paul
oBag
Ada Cusgesege
If I Had Wings I’d Fly to Rse Village Then Shot
A fervent political speaker at a meeting declares he would carry glad tidings to distant villages if given wings. A voice interrupts, joking that he would be shot for a goose before flying a mile.
Convention delegate math for 1932 party nominations
The article explains that 1074 delegates will attend both parties conventions. A Republican nominee requires a simple majority of 538 votes to win. The Democratic nominee needs a two thirds vote, totaling 716 votes, to secure the nomination in Baltimore next June.
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Baltimore
Primary Election Call To Vote For The People
A Deshler Rustler message urges voters to go to the polls on the Nebraska nominating primary date April 19 to cast ballots for the candidate of their choice. The note focuses on cross marks opposite names and voter autonomy over party labels, advocating a direct election for the public good.
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Nebraksa
Deshler Rustler
Tradition of Rotation in Office in Early American Politics
The article argues that the idea of term limits arose from early American politics. It cites Prof Howard on Washington’s reluctance for a third term and suggests that political reform could stem from Roosevelt’s third term stance. It questions the principle behind the unwritten rule and explains presidents avoided multi terms.
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Roosevelt
America
Howard
Washington
Animals Understand Us and Form Lifelong Bonds
The narrator recalls a hunter preparing to shoot his aging dog Bob. The dog reacts with fear, seeking refuge with his owner’s wife as the hunter explains his plan. The piece argues that household animals understand humans and form loyal friendships, and that kindness to dogs, cats, or birds yields lasting companionship.
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Bob
Local News Snippets Include Animal Mischief and Rodeo Notes
Extremes meet when a kitten plays with its tail while George Strokey loses one of his horses on Wednesday. A stray note mentions young mules for sale and a stray phrase about Frank Pospisi. The Ohio River test shows it could float navies of the world in a broad aside. Steele City defeats a country nine 22 to 18 at Jack Hill school house last Saturday.
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Ohio River
Jack Hill
Steele City
Memorial Service Set for Major Butt by Washington Freemasons
The first Sunday in May is set aside by the Masonic orders of Washington for memorial services honoring Major Archibald Butt who perished in the Titanic disaster.
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Masonic Orders of
Washington
Archibald Butt
Local Sharpening Service Accepts Lawn Mower Mending
Christ Kielemeier invites customers to bring their machines for sharp, like new repairs. He promises thorough blade sharpening and mower maintenance to extend performance.
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Christ Kielemeier
Hogs Shipped From Santa Kle Yard
Wednesday’s shipment from Santa Kle includes Hartzell f Toca hogs with the Her-Farmer’s Grain Co. among consignors.
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Santa Kle
Hartzell
Her- Farmer's Grain Co
Ghostly Silence Ends After Years of Family Strain
A newspaper man endures two years of estrangement from his family and finally receives no further word after a brief, unanswered note. The piece reflects on personal hardship and unresolved ties in a quiet, somber tone.
Village Board Adjourns Sine Die After Year’s Work
The old village board met Wednesday night to finish year business and adjourn sine die. The new board organized with the old fellows continuing in leadership roles including the chairman.
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Old Village
Ee Mee Old
Onneo
Spring freshet meets the adverted bloom
The spring freshet lived up to the advertisement and corn planting is expected before the next issue of the paper.
Blizzards Switch Off Becomes High West Art Talk
A terse remark sees the blizzard switch off as a potential subject of western art discussions. It hints at weather turning into culture in a region famed for harsh winters and dramatic skies.
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Wild West
Missouri Groom Demands Return of Wedding Gifts in Divorce
A Missouri man writes a stipulation with his wedding gifts that they must be returned if the marriage ends in divorce, asserting a condition on gifts in the event of separation.
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Missouri
Price and Craft of Home Wedding Invitations
The article notes using new type for wedding invitations to mimic engraved work, suggesting cost savings when produced at home and the impracticality of disclosing exact savings to guests. It emphasizes the visible result over the price difference.
Electric Bitters Free South Carolina Malaria Cure
The ad proclaims mosquitos spread malaria and typhoid through fever chills and weakness but Electric Bitters purge malaria from blood boost appetite and strength. Wm. Fretwell of Lucama NC credits three bottles with lasting health after long suffering. Best for stomach liver and kidney ailments. 60c at Shutt Drug Co.
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Wm. Fretwell
Lucama, N. C
Fruit Health Advice From Dr Wiley On Fruit Diets
Dr Harvey W. Wiley, famed pure food expert, emphasizes fruit in diets for all ages. The text argues about how much fruit to eat and its health benefits and costs.
Forgotten at the Post Office After a Life of Moving Times
An elderly man stands outside a post office, bitterly recalling his youth and the days when he was lively and sought after. He feels forgotten as the world advances, leaving him behind while the parade of life moves on.
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Bert Walker
Dhd
Sabbath Rest and Sparrows in Farm Battle Against Weevil
The piece contrasts Sabbath labor and leisure with daily work and cites a government survey on the English sparrow as an ally in fighting the alfalfa weevil. Researchers test sparrows' effectiveness and may deploy flocks to the West to curb the pest threatening alfalfa fields.
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Biological ‘Survey
Poultry Profit and Breeding Practices in Farm Flocks
The article discusses milk yield from cows and emphasizes selecting the earliest and best bred pullets for the home flock. It notes demand for nice pullets and touches on improving stock through careful heredity and breeding, mentioning generations of heredity behind a bird.
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