Fragmented 19th Century Gazette Entry On Birds And Local Industry
The text sketches a rural curiosity tale about crows kept for sale to settlers and its commercial appeal. It mentions Crow Parish and Willings at Myockdale with remarks on crow farming economics and related local reactions. It references Wand ington Star and a fashion of cathedral devotion, plus later asides on a Philadelphia Nowtl Avairten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Myockdale
Crony Surquetuiana
Nevelty
Faye
Aiadelphia
Dos Mothod altercation ends in fatal stabbing at bar
Daniel Higglin is knifed to death after a quarrel with Thomas Ward in a saloon on East Mistedown Avenue Den Monien Riundry night. Witnesses say Ward stabbed Higglin first then Higglin allegedly struck Ward before a bartender restrained them. Ward later died from wounds. Higglin, a printer by trade, lived at Birth and Keenen Streets. Ward is from Kraven City. Ward was held at the scene. Higglin died at Mercy hospital. authorities prepare for jail and further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Higglin
Thomas Ward
Higging Atenck Ward
Ehielix
Bist
Mibedownd Couet Avenue
den Moinien
Osidoan
Higgson
Lee Wax
Beita
Ward
Kraven
Babe Nugent
Dannie Migs
Innovation for Replenishing Funds Through Sign Regulations
Aldermen discuss a new ordinance to regulate street signs and license fees. The plan prescribes signage width limits, sidewalk clearance, and fees based on sign area and placement on public rights of way.
Public Officials in Trouble and Local Crimes Plague Sioux City
A jumble of crimes and official troubles dominates Sioux City coverage including a coal contract bribe case, indictments against a city official, and a series of local offenses. Names, places, and charges span from Scranton and Ottumwa to Ames, with sentences and hospital debates amid town governance concerns.
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Slows City School
Pael Conway
Olat Ny- From
Sioux City
Sz Oatan
Scranton
Guardian Appointed for Taye Amid Family Dispute
John Andrews of Sheldan has been named guardian of Taye, a minor, with control of person and property. The move follows concerns about the father’s status and protection needs. The estate is valued around 400 SEK, with a $20,000 bond arranged, as the two children seek stability after years of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recentria Individuel Ja
Au Luscraneant
Maxon City
John Mendrews
Sheldan la
Taye
Evdin
Mreetind Tadaid Din
Anse
Imind
Mystery Shooting Leaves Man in Critical Condition
Reported gunfire near Iowa town leaves Kathe Young Man Han with a chest wound and a single chance of life. Stonebreaker may be involved. officials say all others drank and refuse to discuss details as police investigate motive and sequence of events.
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Iowa
Han
Doe Steavbresker
Towa Palls
Heo
Stonebreaker
Lempied Siiehhe
Lyds
Butler A Poet Of One Poem And The Wit Of Willai Aten Butler
A garbled 1657 era note discusses Butler admitting authorship of a popular anonymous Harper's Weekly verse "Nothing to Wear" and his ties to Fiona McFilmsey of Madison Square. It hints at Miss McPlinsey's residence and public reception, plus a travel anecdote about Titicaca lake craft. Includes unrelated items on Piso's Cure and jokes about weddings and operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budden Pame
Fiona McFilmsey
Mina Flora Mae Filmsey
Madison Square
Willai Aten Butler
Whey
Harper's Weekly
Madiseny ‘Square
Madisyn Square
Myers
Misa McPlinsey
Mr. Butler
Miss Metlinney
Lakeas
Lake Titicaca
Holivia
Vera
Jungfrau
Swiss Alps
How the Cities Grow Es lndar year wrording to Peeend Megpeert
The torn text discusses city growth history and relates figures on department wires, building values, and per cent gains. It also includes stray fragments about Butter color, a murder reference, and unrelated quotes, with many garbled words and incomplete sentences.
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Rosa Adams
Roger Hanson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyn E. Pinkham
Rowa ApaMa
Louisville
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Drak Mina Pisgwaw
Lydia EE
Pinkham
Eva Danrorry
de Soto
Memphis
Jenn
Novus Thompson
Dinteastral Mather
Terebert
Porgan
Wandington
Walt
Saim Winslow
Renee Brown
Isu
Fuse
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot and Shoe Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Phe
Tagether
Boone
Bushady
Tlivsine
Vatey Dowell
Afton
Cresee
Thomas Rabinson
Mahinsen
Wits
Ottumwa
Maj
Samued Mahonda
Orenwa Hospital Association
Mornhay
Dyek Hyowk
Leird
Mack Alexander
Ebaeson
Vet Angiburs
Mails
Midors
Ghout
Reston
King
Valontar
Dankropiey
Vis
SHU Gers
Jaoul
Harry Spichnow
West Moines
Great Western Railway
Miest
Alege
Luwa
Ke Royers
Lavceny
TUM & Co
Tromafielt
Clarence Wilson
State of Town
George
Waterloo
Soonninleratis Aeeclili
von Totes Uvteh
Uae
Swen Goi Laghe Manufacturing Cementiw
Winnerlee
Rushda
Ube
Mia
Coll
Frank Miller
Miller
Angelina Caged
Tie
Mister We
Cat
Phir
Guardian
Royce
Gilmore
Campbells Sarge
Gilmore City
Campbell
Cahnar
Chiensaw
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Howes
Delaware
Mopticcito
Peerad
Tarry Y. Overholt
Arias
Robe
Morayis
Buckinaster
John Hussiness
Creck
Lake Cluy
Charles Saunders
Cedar Water Telephone Company
Wem
Ely
Aod
Exerpea
L. D. Rood
Des Moines
Asnault
James Dobbs
Assmidt
Guy Campbell
Theves Roy Charet
Verntery Atal
Dy Giglinger
Bettemfort Church
Arceles
Soule
Boutle
Sony Smith
Mars
A. d. Uline
FBE
Bierman
Leipsic
Ohio
Our West
Tyro
New York Weekly
Abu
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
E. Hall
Mr. Cantrox
Washington Star
H. Pangman
Sherman, Tex
Dean
Pisn
Sherman
BE. Craycroft
Siti
Nickney
Ney
Regeneg
Cory
Foster-Milbun
Outfalo
N.Y
Nancovic
Ctholic
New York
EAAST
Wrapzer
Bears
Astoria
Oraeristi
Warnae
Vie
Leerald
W. L. Douglas
W. L Douglas
Horton
Dougla
Corona Colt
Mall
L. Dulglas
Brockton
Wass
Fala Estea
Estie
Mduny
Lee
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