Farmers urged to build ponds on farms by Prof. L. I. Dyche
Prof L I Dyche of the University of Kansas urges farmers to construct ponds to conserve water, aid flood control, provide swimming and skating, attract wildlife, and stock with fish. A Kansas farmer near Pratt uses a windmill pond for irrigation and bountiful vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Dyche
University of Kansas
Samuel Bailey
Pratt
Kan
State
Verbal clash of laurel and feathers sparks exchange
A terse dialogue unfolds with a laurel wreath bearer addressing an opponent bearing feathers. The resposta counters with a jab about church attendance, while the other retorts in pidgin style. The exchange hints at cultural tensions and mockery.
Meat Industry Declared Nation’s Greatest, Buying Power Strong
The piece argues meat production dominates the economy, noting pork as the main American meat and meat spending far exceeds mining and rail capital. It cites rising demand due to population, imports from China, and predicts high profits for farmers focusing on meat, dairy, and select specialties. It also highlights meat output per capita declining while consumption rises and future meat production is deemed safe.
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South America
United States
China
Enoug
Art of Idleness Should Be Taught Our Children
Dr. Amelia M. Fendler of New York argues idleness is a rational state to mix into life. She says most Americans chase money and pleasure, never resting, and that teaching children the art of idleness will restore mental balance and calm amid daily stress.
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Amelia M. Fendler
New York
America
Tomato Butter and Citron Preserve Tips and a Public Sale Notice
Winter recipes describe tomato butter as a versatile spread and luncheon substitute, with citron melon preserves weighing in with sugar and lemon notes. A legal notice details a public sale of Jefferson County Nebraska real estate under an 1910 district court order, with James P. Weddle as plaintiff and multiple Weddle heirs as defendants, set for November.
Notice of Referee's Sale in Partition Case
Under the District Court order dated October 18 1910 John W Wethins sues Elizabeth Madge et al for partition of real estate in Diller Nebraska Jefferson County I will sell November 30 1910 at 2 PM at the south front door court house Fairbury Nebraska to the highest bidder Lots Eleven Twelve and Thirteen in Black Bix First addition to Diller Nebraska Referee C H Vamusr
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District Court
James P. Weddle
Fred A.morrison
Naomi M Weddle
Harry A. Weddle
Ethel E. Weddle
James R. Weddle
Hattie Weddle
Aken
Court House
Fairbury
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Yawl
Nebr
Jan W. Boers
John W . Wethins
Elizabeth B. Madge
William Madge
Benjamin F. Mathias
Nellie’ Mathias
Mary F. Bowsher
David Bowsher
Sophia Mathias
Doras Mey Nelson
Tom Nelson
Jessie W. Mathias
Lizsie Mathias
Lydia Aen Mathias
Alfred Maybor
Caro
Mathias
Diller
C. H.vamusr
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