Joke on Dan Fults sparks political chuckle in Seaford
In a four year tale from 1912 to 1916 the Seaford Herald and Dan Fults duel over price schedules. A mislaid clipping spared the Herald from a Democratic jab while Fults lost a chance for a sharp comeback. The piece ends with a reprinted price comparison and a Farm Patch ad note.
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Seea City
Dan Fults
Herald
Standpatiam
Dan
Wilson
Peter Ws
Dablhauer
Cockatemore
Tows
FARM SALES AND HIGHWAY TALK IN A MIXED LISTING
A fragmented column mixes farm sales, a job notice for a wagon handler in Kossuth county, auction and rental details, plus a long digression on road materials and highway funding. It features scattered quotes from a highway engineer and a Western state official about road durability, speeds, and the folly of long term bonds, tied to an auction style listing and local notices including a Guernsey bull for sale.
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Germany
For Sale Rawleigh medicine business offer
Paying Rawleigh medicine business for sale due to poor health. Enquire of the Rawleigh man at 622 N Colby St Algona for details.
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Rawleigh
N. Colby St
Algona
Cheater Whites of the Best of Blood Lines at Auction
Breeding stock listing from Gee Miller of Algona Iowa advertises fall yearlings and May farrow stock lauding quality. Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed, inviting buyers to come view and purchase at route 1 location.
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Mayfarrow
Gee, Miller
Algona
Iowa
Road Building Methods From The New York Run
Three men rode in an automobile along a South Country road in Long Island when the surface collapsed revealing a sixteen foot wide cavity. One was a highway engineer and another an architect of German birth.
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New York
Long Taland
Alxteen
Waa
Jone Waa
Quack Roots For Medicine In Minnesota
A Luverne Minnesota Herald report details W C Kendall building a quack grass root business extracting roots for drug makers. His crew of 15 to 20 workers harvests five to ten tons weekly with eight dollar per ton paid for intact root material though most of the weight is unusable white shoots. The operation uses a five tooth digger with horses, a Scotch chain drag, and a three box wagon hitched to an auto to haul 3000 to 4800 pound loads.
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Luverne
Minn.) Herald
Omaha
W.C. Kendall
Kendall
Gabrielgan
Floyd Norton
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Winston-Salem, N. G
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Fara
Greenberg
Carleton & St. Olaf
G. A
Southworth
North
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Brute Street
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Iva
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Pres
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Peoples Savings Bank
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Towa
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Josep Abalow
J. Weeman
Tuskopl
Seleaman
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Saun
Stilee
Whittemore
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Galer
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Itasca County
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AIRC
Quack Roots
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