SALE ADS AND LOCAL NOTES FROM ANTEBELLUM EDITION
A collage of notices offers farms and livestock for sale near Livton and Hardin, with inquiries directed to J A Fistrn and others. It mentions a 40nd Malsbury dying of cholera, travel to Iowa City, a new G W railroad time card, and a permit petition to Draggist Halloran to sell liquor. It also reports royal expenditures on kitchens and staff in Britain and Russia, highlighting lavish royal cookware and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malsbury
Franklin County
Hampton
W. Day
Iowa City
State Univerality
G. W
Draggist Halloran
Nellish
Local notes from German Township and Apdington area
A roundup of community updates from German Township and Apdington including births and visits. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Folkert Del Veree, hospital trips for a Geneva resident, Norma Nobles clerking at Hampton, and various residents traveling or visiting relatives. Local business and hotel activity is noted with George Wells’ political nod and hotel changes in Geneva and Hampton. Several families plan travel and schooling, with church and civic events referenced and minor editorial reflection on life in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Township
Folkert del Veree
Geneva
Norma Nobles
H. A. ‘Clack
Hampton
Ben. Welland
Canis
Iota
G. W. Parks
Magen City
J. W. Warden
Will
Henry County
George Wells
Geneva House
Frank Starks
Hazel
Fort. Collins
Colo
Thomas
Frank
Mra
J. A. Hutson
Little Daugh
Plattyilie
Wisconsin
Silaa
Dall Rapids
Walter
Aplington
Mira
Greathaus
The
Baptist Church
Henry Ublenkopp
Pella
At— Hog
Misa Edyth
Hal Nas
Kone
Chicago
Meadames Bisbee
Brace
N. A
Relnts
Milwaukee
Wiedel
Berio
Candy
The Singing Village of Germany and Canary Care
Ida Shaper Hoxie reviews canary care in The Singing Village of Germany, noting moult timing affects voice and fanciers sell weaker singers. The piece recalls a canary kept in America among choicest birds and contrasts soft lilting tunes with harsh chirps. President Roosevelt assures vigor in his term amid debates over tariff policies and party stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Shaper Hoxie
Germany
Ladies’ Home Jornal
America
Canaries
Roosevelt
Hls
Dormant Bank Accounts Highlight New York Story
The Bank for Savings, two years old, reports about 300000 in dormant funds and 2000 tied accounts. Depositors are reconnected after ten years, with annual whereabouts updates, plus a 61 year old church donation case and a Jamaica area tale of a girl who used recovered funds to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank For Savings
New York
Mission of Jerusalem
Mr. de Liseer
Bank of Savings
Jamaica
Better Fun Than Dancing at Party Rumors Fly
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece notes a party scene with a quirky exchange about dancing. A speaker recalls three downstairs fights with Willie Richard, saying he defeated him each time. The dialogue hints at a chaotic social gathering and spirited conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Willie Richardson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Studies in Diplomacy and a Sultan’s Chess
A Chicago Tribune excerpt notes a blunt remark about a girl’s lack of money. It then highlights the sultan of Turkey as a devoted chess player who ignores state matters to finish a game, illustrating contrasting leisure and political seriousness. The pair of vignettes captures social observation and leadership balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Turkey
Europe
Chicago Record-Herald
Mind and Weather Clash At Summer Resort
A couple at a shady veranda during a heat wave read contrasting tales. An African story about suffering under heat meets an Arctic expedition tale found by chance in a summer library. The man dismisses the comfort as the woman insists the day feels cool and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Tropica
Engagement Ring Dilemma Reveals Patience and Memory
In a candid moment, Patrice recalls Willy hesitating over the correct finger for the engagement ring, noting his uncertainty and the couple’s lighthearted patience as they navigate the memory lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Patrice
Back from the War Old Friend and a Proposal
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a returned soldier and a proposal. A mother asks about reactions at camp and the soldier’s sweetheart, noting his claim of love despite mock approval. The exchange hints at emotional tensions surrounding reunion and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daily News
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FrPriien
Lowther Co
Tvimbet
Robertson
OWA Lumber Company
Tom, Towa
Powltry
J. Meld
Daliver Balding
Kole
Tin Wonsa
OSS
Monive
Ike
Livton
Ramsey County
N. Duk
J. A. Fistrn
P.O. Bakker
Eee Galesmen
Hardin
Countes
Harvey OF Co
Cleveland
Ohio
FAI Portalk
Ackley
Pines
Laquira
Grornen Stenaren
Edward
Great Britain
London Exchange
Windsor
George III
Winter Palaces
St. Petersburg
Catherine
Pemont
Pumont
Seuga
A.W. Schmitz
Rend
Jowa
Minnie
Jobiveon
Deliferyaurs Torulgne Eet Priore
B. Renderson
Crogressman
House of Representatives
Praots
Aaa
Grant
J. A. Johnson's
Nth
Marke
Metiba
Yonkers Statesman
Franklin Co
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