Nix Building Retail Mix Includes Glasses Hats and Jewelry
The column lists Eye glasses at Nix s and millinery at right prices from M and BR and Hackrott. Watch repairs at Beach s Optical goods at Nix s and free eye tests. Also mentions Fritz and Pautts bakery and a rental offer of 320 acres in Red River Valley with cash or share terms to H Van Gitten Ackley Iowa. Market items include cigars and a free line of china at Beach s.
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M.& R. Hacrorr
Beach's
Nix’s
Red River Valley
H.van Gitten
Ackley
Iowa
Domestic ingenuity in a Virginia mountain cabin
A Detroit Free Press note recounts a mountain visit where a family fixes a cook stove on a kitchen table to solve a domestic difficulty. A mountaineer explains a stove pipe could not reach the chimney opening, prompting the improvised table setup. The narrator and hostess praise the clever solution, noting it as a rare, practical idea. There is humor in the tale of rural resourcefulness.
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Virginia Mountains
Dayla
Ana
Detroit Free Press
Flour mill offers four for wheat exchange
Notice to Curyour: The Ackley Flour Mill is not grinding at present but fully prepared to exchange four for wheat at all times.
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Ackley
Veiled Prophet Festival Opens In St Louis Traditions
In St Louis the Veiled Prophet festival marks its twenty fourth visitation on Oct 7 with a reception on a decorated steamboat at Jefferson Barracks. The procession theme celebrates myth and history as the Prophet returns from the east to be welcomed by a festive crowd and its famed queen.
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Mikastippi
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Far East
8, Louis
Mobile
New Orleans
Ceres
English Wife of Prince of Pless Faces Unpopular Reception
The English wife of Prince Henry of Pless has drawn disfavor from local subjects for boisterous behavior in Furstenstein royal park. Her hunting and photos with English guests offend nobles who prefer decorum. The prince, a German magnate and chancellor, remains in favor with Eugend royalty, with kinship links to Wilhelm II and a shared social circle amid the royal friendship.
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Plen
Poa Strentous
Henry of
Pless
Hoa
Furstenstein
Thia
Eisek
Hugland
Eugend
Wilhelm
Bel
Pennsylvanian Anthracite Fields Dominant Coal Source
The article outlines Pennsylvania as the primary source of the nation’s anthracite coal, detailing three main fields in the northeastern corner: Schuylkill, Northern Lehigh and Schuylkill basins, and the Wyoming and Lackawanna region. It notes the total underlaid area of about 472 square miles across these fields and emphasizes their critical role in supplying fuel for homes as winter approaches. It also references the Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys as a single basin, with Luzerne County within its bounds, and mentions the Susquehanna River’s role in demarcating coal districts.
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United States
Chicago News
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Schiylkilfeld
Fallwaya
Matanoy
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Snaquehanon
Fnst
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Lehigh Valley
Bradford County
Pittston
Wro- Young and Lackawanna Cogfield
Philadelphia
Wyoming Valley
Notice to Debtors After Fire
Notice to all creditors to call at the present business location and settle accounts promptly due to a recent disastrous fire destroying all property. Signed Very truly And News Wheeler. The passage also includes promotional text about Kodol digestion, with a testimonial from Mrs Crapfill of Troy praising its effects after indigestion and dyspepsia.
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News & Wheeler
Crapfill
Troy
Schultz
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Ackley Worl
Rae al Aar
Dr. Mueller
Nix
M.& BB
Hackrott
Millinery M. & Br, Hackrott
Ita Hammer
Fritz & Pautts
Free Line of
China
Curyour
Oy Hank
Princess Henry OF Press
Devery
Valenhoven
Willam
Devery Saa
Four Corners Club
New York
West Indies
Mr. Devery
Presbyterian Church
Tucr
Summer Palace
Trey
Frudden LumberCo
Ackley, IA
Biven
Sou Bankingusiness
Europe
CoNveEy
Ancing
Rea
John Rath
Dablon
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