Public Sale Notice at Du Hapnes Farm Mendota Mo
Public sale by undersigned at the Du Hapnes farm northeast of Mendota Missouri commencing 10 o clock A M March the sale lists 39 head of stock including 13 horses 8 cows 3 steer calves 12 hogs and farm implements such as a low wheeled wagon double harness breaking plows and a cultivator Terms allow 12 months on sums over 85 with interest if unpaid cash discounts of 6 percent for cash Sums $5 and under cash Purchaser must comply with terms before removal Auctioneers and clerks named for the sale
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du Hapnes
Mendota
Aldo
J.B. Braman
A. P. McElhinney
J R Brown Cleo
The Irish Priest and Katherine Tynan in Fourtnightly Review
The Irish priest is praised as having the secret of Irish life by Stephen Iwynon and Katherine Tynan. The piece argues his insight is essential to an adequate rendering of Irish life, suggesting the priest’s influence dominates Irish culture.
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Stephen Iwynon
Givat
Katherine Tynan
Boston’s Phone Growth Noted in New England Report
The annual New England Telephone and Telegraph Company report highlights Boston as a leading telephone user. It notes widespread use across New England with high per capita access and daily call activity, reflecting rapid telecommunication adoption.
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Boston
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England
Festun
Canada wage earners in 1975 taxed products rise
In 1975 Canada the largest group of wage earners in tax products numbered about 65 000 with wages totaling roughly 21 million dollars. The total wage earners that year reached 34 487 with an average wage increase of 31 percent.
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Canada
Banquet for the Banished Offenders in Seoul
A planned dinner in Seoul honors political offenders recently sentenced to banishment. The event is scheduled a few days before the guests must depart the city, according to the Koureau Daily News.
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Seoul
Koureau Daily News
Incoherent fragmentary note from a local page
The text presents a garbled excerpt mentioning a southern professor, a town named Doreen, malaria, a human veteran, and a vague scene involving a man and butter. The readable content lacks clear events, names, or dates to form a concrete news item.
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Erian
Doreen
Hard to Differentiate Constable Tas Alkah Approaches
A Kansas City Times editorial discusses how to handle a drunk culprit who shoots through town and weighs options between punishing him and considering a brain matter condition. The piece debates lawman approaches and public safety implications.
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Tas Alkah
Kansas City Times
Old Truth on Writing From Detroit News Quotation
A Detroit News quotation laments that after mastering all forms of literature, only those with real content have anything to say in writing. The reflection underscores the value of purpose over technique.
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Detroit News
Prolific Russian Peasants
Notwithstanding poverty Russian peasants form a large share of the population. They number 116 million out of 140 million total, making them a prolific demographic group despite hardship.
Stage Fever Mania Among Youth In The Town
The piece notes a widespread urge among young men and especially young women to pursue acting on the stage, calling it a near mania and reflecting local attitudes toward theatre.
Weight of Gold and Silver Compared
A cubic font of gold weighs 1,210 pounds while the same volume of silver weighs 655 pounds revealing gold is nearly twice as dense as silver.
Discretion in Love as a Defense of Honesty
A short Life aphorism advises that withholding faults from the beloved preserves love. It argues selective honesty sustains affection rather than revealing every flaw at once.
Prominent van fails to find amiable goat name
A compilation of quirky clipping notes from the Milwaukee News and Ohio State Journal noting a misfit named pickles. The Chicagoan seeks to change his name. Fifty eight is suggested as a count in a tongue in cheek item.
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Milwaukee News
Chilcago Tian
Pickles
Ohio State Journal
Jealousy Seethes Over Compliment That Offends Woman
A woman resents a compliment she believes favors a man, crafting a sharp, social friction moment. The incident centers on reputation, pride, and perceived fairness in praise between genders.
Idlenefie and the Brave Team Achievement Note
A compact record notes an Indian proverb theme about envy and industry. It references Homer and a brave team surpassing limits beyond ordinary power, emphasizing achievement over envy.
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Notight
Homer
Embroideries and Embroidery Flouncings Sale
Embroideries and insertions offered at 5 cents per yard up to $2.00 for wide embroidery flouncings from 35 cents to $1.00 per yard. Local shop advertises fabric embellishments for sewing and dressmaking.
Local notices and farm sale ads from a rural community
Village news records visitors and farewells as Miss Jencie Cook and Missey Cora visit. Mr. Coleman and Mr. Henry Stout complete or end terms. A Dividends note from Standard Oil lists John D Rockefeller as major stockholder. Public sale announced near Howland Unionville Mendota area with many farm animals and implements, terms offered.
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Jencie Cook
Missey Cora
Maud Conk
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D. F. Cook
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