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Jacob Haish (March 9, 1826 –
February 19, 1926) was one of the
first inventors of
barbed wire. His type of
barbed wire was in
direct competition with...
- from Atlantis, was
released on
video in
Norway in the 1980s. In Israel,
HaIsh MeAtlantis (a
literal translation of the
English title) was
shown on Channel...
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operations profitable. The "Big Four" in
barbed wire were
Joseph Glidden,
Jacob Haish,
Charles Francis Washburn, and
Isaac L. Ellwood. Glidden, a
farmer in 1873...
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resistance to
authority figures. In the
Hebrew Bible, the
Hebrew phrase "
Ha Ish" (meaning 'the Man') is used by Joseph's
brothers to
refer to his position...
- The
Haish Memorial Library (also
known as the
DeKalb Public Library) was
designed by
Chicago architects White and
Weber (Charles E. White, Jr. and Bertram...
- wire in 1874,
which changed the
development of the
American West.
Jacob Haish, one of the
inventors of
barbed wire.
Barbara Hale, film
actress and Emmy...
- break-up in 1976. Only two
songs were
written entirely by
Sanderson – "
HaIsh Hakhi Mahir" (The
Fastest Man) and "Inspector Piqeakh" (Clever Inspector)...
- home was
designed by
another barbed wire
patent holder in DeKalb,
Jacob Haish. The
property contains the
house and two outbuildings; the barn and the...
- seat away from Sycamore. Two of DeKalb's most
prominent citizens,
Jacob Haish and
Isaac L. Ellwood, each
promised to
donate $20,000 to help
absorb some...
- ISBN 965-07-0363-2.
Ish ha-sagrir:
Sifre penai (The Rainy-Day Man) (Israel: Am Oved, 1987) ISBN 965-13-0475-8.
Aharon ha-meahavim
ha-hakhamim (Last of the...
