Treasure buried 1904 decayed notes found in Arkansas man’s cache
Washington dispatch reports $10,000 in decayed greenbacks sent for redemption by O. D. Earl of Marion Junction Ark. Only $25 identified. $9,975 could not be traced as the notes crumbled to brown leaves. Earl had buried the money in a pail in 1904 and recently unearthed it. The tale ends with a reflection on social wealth gaps in Omaha and the city’s land area and home ownership rates.
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Washington
Treasury Department
O. D. Earl
Marillionj
Let Us Be Practical In Our Thoughts
A Cleveland professor of ethics pledges practicality over beauty. He denounces aesthetic emotion and romantic poetry as distractions, urging modern society to conform to present conditions and focus on tangible, productive work in the bookselling business.
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Burns
Need of Trained Officers For War Emergencies
Major General Frederick D Grant argues in favor of rapid officer training to lead a fortified defense. He outlines required troop levels for coast and nationwide defense, stressing that large untrained forces cannot prevail against modern warfare and calling for training about twenty thousand soldiers.
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Japan
Pacifico
Sapan
Atlantic
The Sporting World Preview Notes Various Ball and Racing Topics
Panama hosts three baseball grounds and a seven club league. Plans discuss a 10000 purse for trotters at Kalamazoo. Mick Dartmouth's schedule lists 32 games in two months with 11 at home. Zubisco the Galician wrestler may visit to meet Gotch-Hackenschmidt winner. Sweet Marie and George G. pace against trotting team record.
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Panama
Kalamazoo
Mick Dartmouth
Zubisco
William Bradley
Sweet Marie
George G
Equity
Monk
Tales They Tell in City and Suburbs
A man in St Joseph Missouri claims he only snored when charged with disturbing a church. A 113 member Chicago thirteen club dissolves amid broken mirrors spilled salt umbrellas and ladder walking. A red hot stove moved in a New Haven style wagon causes a street fire. Delia Streeter of New York finds a new hundred dollar bill pinned to a page in a novel. Neither the book counter staff author nor publisher claim ownership.
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St. Joseph
Chicago
Winsted
Conn
Delia Streeter
New York
Probate Notice for Estate of Uje D Fanders
Creditors of Uje D Fanders deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room on the 5th day of March 1909 at 1 p.m. Six months to file claims from September 5 1908. Claims not filed by March 5 1909 will be barred. Notice published in the Diller Record for four weeks prior. C C Borza County Judge.
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Uje D
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Diller Record
C. C. Borza
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Hart Schafiner
Marz
America
Mosmets
Hart Schaffner and
MARX
Bocker Pants
Fairbury, Nebraska
the. Diller Record
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Hntered
Diller
Nebr
Irenrminon
Omaha
Herbert A. Aikens
Ethics
The
College For Women
Cleveland
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
the Sporting World
Shaampina
Sy Ree
L.dar
Rochester, Hi
Michigan
Canada
New England
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Colorado
Big Horn Mountains
Black Hills
Puget Sound
California
Garland
Powell
Wyoming
D. Clem Deaver
Information Bureau
Landaeekers
A. T. Watson
L. W. Waxexy
Agent
C. B
Q. A. PA
Owaha
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