Fertile Texas Farms Offered at Giant Discounts
Bold sales pitch touts South Plains land near Running Water Ranch in Texas as a century best buy. It promises huge yields from alfalfa wheat corn oats and milo with prices from 16.50 to 20 dollars per acre and claims rapid value appreciation as development unfolds.
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South Plains
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Running Water
Great South Plains
Running Water Ranch
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa l
South’ Plains
You Practically Double Your Money In A Texas Paradise
The prospect promises instant profit from land deeds on a Texas farm. It claims the land will rise to Middle States values, with ideal climate and shallow water, and a long growing season. A July excursion on the Soash Special Pullman Train invites readers to view this opportunity.
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Middle States
Texas Paradise
Happiness at nature and a memorial day in town
A lively notice describes the joy of Rocky Mountain Tea at night and a memorial day event on Sunday June 14. It invites flower donations to Chief R. D. Morrow and Leslie Smith. It also praises Sheriff Duval for training bloodhounds, noting Beatrice Neb. as a reference, and reports a southern extension meeting with local business leaders backing stock subscriptions in the Atlantic Northern and Southern project.
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Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Co
R. D.morrow
Leslie Smith
Duval
Dr. Fulton
Beatrice, Neb
Grant
Ij. A. McWard
A.M. Duval
Charles Block
Ben A. Wood
John Blake
H. M. Boorman
Primary Controversy Taints Dakota County Race
Recorder Coomes reports a letter from his South Dakota father criticizing the recent state primary. The elder man alleges rotten methods and says the worst features of that political fight pale beside them. Read the Evening News.
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Dakota
Coomes
South Dakota
The Schemihl and a Missed Chance Tale
A Jewish Chronicle anecdote explains schemihl as a man forever waiting for work who finally gets a chance but misses it. A poor man sits unemployed for a year until a merchant contemplates hiring him, yet the man heads out in hope and fails to seize the opportunity, ending the tale with the missed chance.
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The
Maccabaeus
Jewish Chronicle of London
Stuart M. Samuel
M. P
A Florentine Roof Garden and Public Figures
A fragmentary magazine item contrasts Florence roof gardens with the below city life and cites Helen Zimmern on Florence rooftops. It then discusses General Grant’s 1884 illness and portrayal as a humane, spiritual hero, followed by a New York choir voice praising long contracts and church hiring norms.
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Florence
Italy
Zimmern
Florentine
Grant
G. F. Shrady
New York
New York Sun
Aerolite description at museum sparks lunar ballast remark
Mrs. Tucker explains aerolites as fragments from a shattered planet in the geology exhibit. Bammy jokes they are ballast the man in the moon throws to stay aloft as a young man and woman debate what “they bore one” means, in a Louisville Courier-Journal item.
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Sammy
Louigville
Why is your husband so irritable at home
A startled visitor asks why the husband is irritable at home. The wife responds that he is irritable because he knows its safe to be. This exchange appears in the St. Louis Republic as a humorous domestic quip.
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St. Louis Republic
Advertised money recovered after notice in paper
A reader reported finding two lost bills on Walnut street. A. A. Petit saw the advertisement and brought the money to the office, and the next morning the owner recovered both bills. Mrs Finkbine had placed the notice after her son’s bills were lost during the day.
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H. M. Finkbine
Walnut Street
Be Held Is Basement Of Church For Picnic
The annual picnic of the Interdenominational Ministerial Association moves from Beckhart farm to the MBH church basement in this city, noon on the 16th. The change aims to ease convening after the conference in the city that afternoon, drawing many members. Gus Lindberg at the depot shows clever cartoon work including depictions of the Anita Atlantic ball game, on display in the News office window and drawing favorable comment.
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Beckhart Farm
MBH
Gus Lindberg
Anita
Atlantic
Merchants' Greys Rally for Maryville Road Trip
The Merchants' Greys depart tomorrow morning for Maryville Missouri to play a series of games and then join Clarinda on the trip home. Earlier today the team left early after deciding not to wait until tomorrow. Maryville is noted as having a fast team and the locals expect a tough matchup.
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Direys
Maryville
Merchants’ Greys
Lon
Clarinda
Old Timers to Meet High School Boys Batting Postponed
The afternoon baseball game between the Old Timers and the High School boys was not played because several High School players went with the Greys to Maryville Missouri. The game will be rescheduled for a later date.
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Greys
Maryville
Buckley Resigns From City Steam Laundry Post
E. E. Buckley has resigned his position with the City Steam laundry and is no longer in our employ at HIGHLEY and JENSEN.
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E. E. Buckley
City Steam Laundry
Highley & Jensen
Weather Update Foresees Showers Tonight and Warmer
The forecast calls for likely showers tonight or Saturday with warmer conditions tonight and cooler air in the western portion Saturday.
Storm Report Of Topeka Cyclone Damage
Storm reports spread via wires that a severe cyclone struck Topeka Kansas this morning causing extensive damage. No additional details are available at this time.
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Topeka
Kans
Newherpicide Ad Claims Cure For Dandruff
A 1910 advertisement promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the germ destroyer of dandruff and a luxurious hair dressing. It asserts superiority over imitators, notes irritation relief, and urges readers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, with product sizes of 50 cents and one dollar.
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Wnewbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mici
Atlantic Drug Company
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Hedges
Eggers Bros
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the Schemihl
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