Road drag plan urged for Logan County highways
Postmaster Thomas N. Stokes of Lincoln reports a Logan County Farmers' Institute talk on practical road improvement. He argues for countywide road dragging, better drainage, and systematic maintenance funded by public taxes, urging a county superintendent of highways and township workers to restore and maintain rural roads with local materials such as shale and gravel.
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Thomas N. Stokes
Lincoln
Logan County Farmers’ Institute
Fred Gelbach
Belliion
Logan County
Barden
Cemetery Hill
Loran
Lawndale
Foley
Avich
Litham
Commissioners of Highways
Lavan Conunty
Census Questions on Race Age and Children Explained
Washington March 1 census guidance explains the Thirteenth Census questions on color or race age at last birthday marital status number of children born and number now living. Instructions specify codes for race and detail age reporting rules including completed months for young children and foreign birth place entries.
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Washington, D. C
United States
United States Census Bureau
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
Hondle
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Austrian
Poland
Russia
Showll Inelvede
Aeaonay
Bs Inelurtel
Saved a Sold. Facing Death From Civil War Wounds
A Kemp Texas man J A Stone recounts his wartime injuries and a disease misdiagnosis. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring his health from 130 to 78 pounds and claims a complete cure. The item blends medical testimonial with unrelated local notices and advertising snippets.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Kinston
March Forecasts in Montgomery News Poem of Spring
A nostalgic verse essay recalls last summer’s heat and harsh winter, hoping for early spring in March. It blends playful domestic images with political nods, mentioning St Patrick’s Day, Roosevelt, and March weather signals as readers anticipate thaw, blooms, and seasonal work.
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Co. W. Bliss
Montgomery
Labrador
Tia
Rus
Aestirrim
Congress
Ehunar
Paele Josep
Hibbimai
Seegar
Pedy
Knights of the Shelalah
St. Raurrick
Teddy Roosevelt
Heller
How Good News Spreads Elevetic Bitters Claims Health Boost
The item presents testimonial claims from FL Polson of Elizabethtown Wyoming praising Elevetic Bitters for health and vitality, stating it cures stomach, kidney, and liver issues and boosts nerves. Also advertises Buelten's Arnica Salve for boils ulcers and fevers with quick relief, at S Kingston's.
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FL Polson
Elizabethtown
Pesterigg
Abe
S. Kingston's
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