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Newspaper

Audubon County Journal

Location

Exira, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1901

Page

8

Local notices and community life from Kimballton area

Rasmus Hansen fell ill at the start of the week while Walter Olsen quit work at a new blacksmith shop in Kimballton. Hog buyers from Mavis visited Kinballton, while Lars Larsen planned lumber for a spring barn. Numerous residents bought goods, moved, or planned buildings as communities near Elkhorn and Sharon Center shared news, social events, and a fatal farm accident outside Elkhorn involving a 14 year old boy.

Rasmus Hansen Walter Olsen T Khorn Mavis Kikhorn Lars Larsen Kimballton Kinballion Madsen Kimballion John Boberg Sharon Des Moines John Chris Jacobson Sharon Center C. C. Sorenson Kinibailton Lindsey Nebraska Sorenson Unt Place Hans Jolneon Kinmbattion Chris Bach Elsene L. N. Krog Sharon Creamery Kvog Walter Kuinteen Chicago

Market News and Price Movements in Trade and Livestock

Dull market for trade with weak demand for Lobsters and corn futures mixed. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with steady butchers stock. cows and heifers slow. Wheat and other grains show varied prices. livestock prices mixed with some declines and some steadies across Chicago and western markets.

Chicago Ped Entyes Xtrans Inhoeso Teyne Gris Lawer. Com Risin Ataorlad

Symi Grabs Ont Hino West Eins and More

Fragmented OCR text mentions Symi Grabs, Hino west eins, ATOM Lead ve Jot xtears, and a chaotic mix of names, places, and numbers. It references a six months journey through Ching Japan and the Philippines, a ship incident involving Lieutenant Warren Heun, Governor candidacy pressures, and various medical and agricultural notes. The passage mixes reports on people, politics, and health remedies with unclear context.

Symi Grabs ATOM Shaweud WPS Steels Leifer Pittemore Hulinne Commaindine Mike Tittemiore America Ian Tiewtenant Warren Heun Royatlty Draken

Whitman as A Poet And A Figure of Vanity

Weir Mitchell's book offers a lively portrait of Walt Whitman, seen by some as a supreme poet and by others as vain. The tale in "Mr North and Its Friends" shows Whitman doubting himself, debating Shakespeare, and seeking a cure through living outdoors, while a doctor notes the debt of his own reputation. A Philadelphia Review excerpt contrasts a tailor's precise weight estimation with a shop conversation about self-perception and appearance.

Weir Mitchell Whitman Tsar Walt Whitman North Mumael Lie Ashe

They Worked on Benches In a Dialect Dialogue

A Chicago Tribune piece presents a dialogue about social class and labor, where a dignified dame misreads dialect speech. The exchange traces notions of work from a bench to the prestige of judges and ancestors, highlighting attitudes toward occupation and status.

Erbert Pani Ying Superior Court United States Supreme Court Chleago Tribunn

Worth the Difference in a Breach of Promise Case

A Middle Sex Har association case sees a lawyer for the complainant. The aged gentleman sues for breach of promise and loses, the jury awarding the plaintiff $800. In the hotel lobby the hatter questions the verdict, and the man expresses disbelief at the decision.

B. J. Towers Middlesex Har Association Suu

The Real Trouble Mrs De Style Report Spread

A fragment from the Philadelphia Press notes confusion over De Style's reception and mis-spelling of names. The writer mentions a reporter and a planned visit to the newspaper office to address the issue.

Helling And Meeke Discuss Hat Weights In Brooklyn Site

Fragmentary dialogue mentions hats including silk derby and straw hats. Mr Meeke talks about correcting a ply and possible charges, with references to weight measures like 444 ounces for a silk derby and 21 ounces for straw hats. The text is garbled but centers on hat descriptions and a Brooklyn location.

Ratae Sive Sau

A Silly Tale of Officials and an Opulent Outing

The Detroit Free Press recounts a humorous incident where a group of gentlemen meet an official at a road and arrange a lavish private indulgence. Eph, the commissary, serves the best in the larder while the official praises the hospitality, calling it a grand but costly "outin" that leaves the guests proud and the bill steep.

Eph Detroit Pree Press

Desdemona's Stage Despair In Bare Furnishings

In a Gentleman's Magazine note the smothering scene described with two chairs and a stool as furniture, a red merino curtain and yellow fringe, Desdemona failing to recline gracefully amid a collapsed bed and a chair stool combo, revealing the fragility of stage props.

Anton Robert Desdetoun Gentleman's Magazine

Conductor Intervenes When Passenger Is His Mother In Law

A Park Line conductor signaled two bells to warn a passenger boarding at Spruce Street. A tense moment followed as the woman failed to respond to pleas to pay fare. The conductor tapped her shoulder and spoke softly, and the shocked woman turned to reveal she was his mother in law, causing a swift awkward exit.

Park Line Spruce Street Woutin Omaha World-Herald

Two Senators and a Wartime Story of Authority

Report fragment recalls political figures and a social scene after a war. Senator Jones, Congressman Jones of Wirghild, and a former slave linked to Linn Ways are mentioned as seats shift in state governance. A kitchen encounter with a visiting senator and dinner blessing are noted, ending with a linguistic glimpse of a grandmotherly blessing and a reminiscence of a grand memory in Dundee.

Jones Wirghild State Senate Linn Senate Fim Magen Willian Ariel Mal Sonacor Dones Dawn

Railway Official Confirms Passenger Exchange

The dialogue shows a railway official praising a passenger’s professional wit while noting the line’s timetable has a few issues. The exchange suggests the travelers discuss train timing and platform readiness as the scene unfolds aboard a rail carriage.

Curious burglar catching method shocks New York maid

A New York maidservant employed a novel trap to catch a burglar. She pretended to sweep inside a closet and kept him from escaping by gradually closing the door with careful movements. The plan failed to alarm the intruder until police were alerted via a telephone line repair crew and a chain of police contacts.

New York Electrical Review Lepro Heraek

Ingenious Railwreck Cleanup With Corn Fodder

A Baltimore area railroad official recalls a novel method used years ago to clear a wrecked trestle. Facing a toppled rear engine blocking a single track, a neighbor piled corn fodder beneath the trestle and then toppled it with a push to drop the engine clear, preserving the engine from serious damage.

Baltimore Jena Baltiore Sun

Moon Riddles and Child Farm Tales from Chicago News

The fragmentary column recalls a child named Flogsby describing the moon in its second quarter to Eff, and a boy showing a skin break while lifting olives. A father and daughter exchange lines about a Sunday school song and a discussion on good behavior.

Greenliid Wille Small Willie Moimaen

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise

A vintage testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as remedy for menstrual distress. Fifty thousand grateful women report improvements while urging others to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Wirse Pinkham

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