Hunger as a motive in history and civilization
An excerpt on hunger as a driving force of progress, describing how necessity shapes tools, agriculture, trade, and exploration. It cites the Monist view that hunger motivates invention, conquest, and expansion, noting how harsh climates and overpopulation influence national character and historical cycles.
Kansas town life differs from eastern villages Atlantic says
The Atlantic notes Kansas towns contrast with older eastern communities. Even the largest Kansas town in the Commonwealth has under 40,000 residents and county seats are small country towns with no factories. Farmers funds fuel local trades from grocers to hardware and professionals.
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Kansas
United States
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Eastern
Middle States
Magazine Rifles and Wear After Thousands of Rounds
Tests of service rifles in Engineering note wear issues and substitutions. Cordite concerns led to replacing Metford rifling with Rigby systems, claimed to endure more rounds with accurate shooting. Reports claim serviceable condition after 5000 to 9000 rounds, while notes from campaigns mention the Sew Dumbum bullet and soldier confidence fluctuating.
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Rigby
Chitral
Notice of Land Entry Cancellations in Williams County
Compleat having been entered at his office by George F Bowell against the heirs of William G Cooper deceased for abandoning homestead entry No Ina dated Sept 18 1597 at section 19 in Williams County North Dakota with way to the cancellation of said entry their portions are summoned to appear before E Leonhardy judge of the chmnty court of Williams county XII Bs at Wilintot No on the 7th day of February 1808 at G o clock p m to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment Tuoras Ke Olswaka Register dress Joux A ELy Receiver
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Omco
Minot
N. D
George F. Bowell
William G. Cooper
Onvelp
Rouge Tuo
Wiliams County
North
Dakot
E. Leonhardy
Williams County
Wilintot
Tuoras
Olswaka
Joux A
Ely
Notice of Homestead Complaint in Williams County
Complaint entered by Martha Kruth against Mary Vaher to cancel homestead entry No. 09 dated January 1, 1897 for section 16 township Yad range 100 in Williams County North Dakota. Parties summoned to appear before Judge E Leon Hardy at Williston North Dakota on January 22, 1895 to respond and provide testimony regarding abandonment. Tuomas E. Oscar, Register.
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U.S. Land Office
Minot
N. D
Uhis
Martha Kruth
Mary
Vaher
Wienchy
Yad
Ratjce
Williams County
North Dakota
Belies
E. Leonhardy
Williston
Santary
Tuomas E. Oiscanh
A. Riv
Koeever
Beatty's Organs and Pianos Dominates U.S. Market
Hon Daniel F Beatty of Washington New Jersey famed organ and piano maker ships more instruments than ever. Since 1870 he has sold over 160000 Beatty organs and pianos and plans to reach 200000 more in ten years. He served as mayor 1879 to 1883 and declined a sixth term. Catalogues available from Beatty at Washington NJ.
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Daniel £. Beatty
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New Jersey
Daniel F. Beatty
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