Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by 1645 Connecticut Court
In an old public record the Connecticut court on October 12, 1645, ordered a day of Thanksgiving to be kept on the last Wednesday of November. The decree praised God for mercy, liberties, peace, and land blessings while noting the observance fell on Wednesday, not Thursday as later celebrated. A West Bend Indiana school creed urges diligence and self improvement.
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Court of
Connecticut
West Bend
New York Barbers Rally Against Safety Razors
The New York branch of the International Barbers' Benevolent Society calls a med all meeting to oppose the greater competitor of the legitimate barber the safety razor. They advocate higher charges for haircuts to patrons who shave at home or elsewhere.
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New York
International Barbers’ Benevolenti Society
Bell Ring Dinner Sign Sparks Rural Quote in Kentucky Farm
A Kentucky farmer posts placards on his farm bearing the inscription Hunt as much as you please Loys and when you hear the bell ring come to dinner The note reflects local rustic humor and regional speech.
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Kentucky
Republicans Sweep State Tickets as Democrats Take Legislature
Republicans won every state officer race while Democrats gain control of both houses with slim majorities. County option votes in the legislature are expected to be tight, reflecting a divided political landscape.
Pennsylvanian Buys Eight Wiles for Seventy Five Dollars
A Pennsylvanian spends seventy five dollars on eight wiles illustrating the era of rising costs. The note contrasts past times when tobacco or cheap candy cost far less, highlighting inflation and high living costs.
Typhoid Germs Found in City Well Water Sample
St. Joseph reports a typhoid fever outbreak linked to polluted wells. In one tested well, 400000 typhoid germs appeared in 15 drops of water, suggesting severe contamination and urgent public health action.
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St. Joseph
Champ Clark to address State Teachers meeting at Lincoln
Champ Clark the minority leader in Congress and a likely candidate for the speakership has been invited to speak at the State Teacher’s Meeting in Lincoln from November 24 to 26.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Lincoln
Poetical contest winner noted in magazine
An article notes a recent magazine poetry contest was won by an insane woman, highlighting the unusual outcome and the winner's designation.
Debatable Campaign Phrase Ends In Informal Jibe
Fragmentary line references G. P. and a Democratic donkey to go in a political quip. The note hints at a humorous or dismissive dig without clear context or event details. No dates or organizations are specified to anchor a broader story.
Automobiles as Economic Factor in West Boldly Cited
Theodore P. Shonts argues that rising living costs reflect supply demand and population growth. He asserts automobiles have displaced horses in the West, becoming a necessary tool rather than luxury, and that farmers have not mortgaged farms to afford cars, maintaining prosperity without liens.
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Theodore P. Shonts
Dakota
Provident
West
A Bit Too Clever
Holman Hunt recounts how 2 ¢ Spenter saved a painting titled The Shadow of the Cross by pointing out a bare studio floor without sawdust after the artist joked about the figure sawing a plank. The amused remark highlights the odd jobman's blunt wit and the moment of artistic insight.
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Holman Hunt
Christ
Hunt
Nautical Facts on Distances and Landmarks
The article lists nautical distances between New York and Liverpool routes, defining northern and southern tracks for ships heading to New York or Liverpool. It notes measurement points Randy Hook Daunt's Rock and Queenstown harbor, with first lights sighted on the British coast the Bull Cow and Calf Ireland and on the American coast Nantucket or Fire Island.
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New York
Liverpool
Randy Hook
Daunt’s Rock
Queenstown Harbor
Ireland
Nantucket
Fire Island
Disputation Etiquette by Frederick the Great
The text recalls Frederick the Great preferring decisive endings to debates as he collaring his opponent and ending a discussion with a forceful gesture. A guest declines to offer an opinion before a sovereign known for strong convictions and heavy boots.
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Frederick the Great
Remarkable Dinner Conversation Sparks Kes Departure
A hostess speaks of hope and entrusting a guest to escort someone to Kes, while a responding woman confirms the plan. The brief exchange hints at social courtesies and an impending outing amid a lively table talk.
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Kes
Quarrel Witness Quips About Wife in Cleveland Leader
Fragmentary lines describe a tense domestic moment with a question about a quarrel and who spoke, reflecting a quote from a Cleveland Leader item. The readability is limited but hints at a家庭 dispute report or columnist remark.
Notice of Referee Sale in Jefferson County Nebraska
Notice states a district court order in an action by James R Weadle seeks partition of real estate. Sale set for November 30 1910 at 1 PM at the Fairbury court house to highest cash bidder. Property: South half of the northwest quarter and northwest quarter of the 4th west quarter of section 15 township 1 north range 4 east. Referee: James W Fewrs. Attorney: C H Dexxey.
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Hattie Weddle
Ohased
Wennessay
Court House
Fairbury
Jefferson
Nebraska
Towit
Thifteen
Jefferson County
Nebreka
Notice of Referee's Sale in Jefferson County Nebraska
Under an October 18 1910 district court order the partition suit of John W Mathias vs Elizabeth Mudge William Mudge Benjamin Mathias Nellie Mathias Mary Bowsher David Bowsher Sophia Mathias Dora Nelson Tom Nelson Jessie Mathias Lissie Mathias first name unknown Lynxton Mathias and Alfred Mayborn administrator of Caroline Mathias deceased proceeds to sale. On November 30 1910 at 2 PM at the Farbury Nebraska court house front door the real estate described as Lot six thirteen in Block six First addition to Diller Nebraska will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
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Sule
John W. Mathias
Elzabeth B. Mudge
William Mudge
Jenjamin F. Mathias
Nellie Mathias
Mary F. Bowsher
David Bowsher
Sophia Mathias
Dora May Nelson
Tom Nelsop
Jessie W. Mathine
Lissie Mathias
Lynxton Mathias
Alfred Mayborn
Caroline C. Mathias
Court Front Dior
Farbury
Jefferodn County
Nebraska
Towitt
Diller
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Toda
SANY
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Hakespeare
C. H. Dexxey
Plaintiff
Wm. C. Free
H. H. Beckwith
Lincoln Business College
St. Lincoln
Neb
J. Monroe Davis
J. C. Neely
Packer’s Restaurant
Éalls
Diller, Nebraska
L. P. Raymond
Saler
E. E. Steffen
Fairbury, Nebr
Diller Brothers
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