Primrose Finds A Family In Ancestral Ties
Miss Abigail, a New England woman, receives Primrose the child of Tad’s line, and as bonds form she guides the girl through lessons in history and care. A Fourth of July scare ends with primrose saved dolls and Miss Abigail’s renewed maternal resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail
Tad
Tac
London
Kinger
Thaddeus
Cantle
Stockton
Abby
Harding
Vehild
Tad’s
S’rimrose
Miss Abigail
Primrose
New England
Tnii
Ishimrose
Euyall Thaddeus
Susanna
Martin
Ebenezer Harding
Isnox's Corners
Sophronia Harding
Manson
Mies
Primose
Flnnthan
Drimrose
Frimrose
Conree
Miss Abicail
Thane
Sam Sackett
Jett
Gena
Sam
Bill
Tlf
Sackett Boys
Prine
Sacketts
Jake
Funn
Pehurese
Imrose
Denly
Miss Bicall
Marion Dickinson
Undefined Source Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. No clear event, entities, or context to summarize into a headline and card teaser.
Man’s positive report on Canadian Northwest homesteading
William Payne writes from Sault Ste Marie in 1900 praising the Canadian Northwest. He describes favorable farming and ranching areas from Fort McLeod to Prince Albert, noting rich crops, cattle, timber, brickworks, and good wages. He urges settlers to consider moving, offering to provide further advice.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canadian Northwest
Ft. McLeod
Alberta
Manitoba
Assiniboia
McLeod
Michigan
Winnipeg
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Regina
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan River
North Saskatchewan
Stoney Creek
Carrot River
William Payne
J. Grieve
Saginaw
F. Pedley
Ottawa and several addresses listed in flow of note
C. J. Broughton of Ottawa Canada along with J. S. Crawford of Kansas City and E. T. Holmes of Indianapolis are cited with street addresses 1223 Monadnock Bik Chicago IL 214 West Ninth St and The Bates Indianapolis Ind in a miscellaneous notice style item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
C. J. Broughton
Chicago
J. S. Crawford
West Ninth
St. Kansas City
E. T. Holmes
The
Bates
Indianapolis
Ind
The Supply of Cattle and Global Notices
The article analyzes cattle market futures noting that meat consumption and breeding practices, not cattle counts, drive supply. A government census is expected to yield valuable data, while western range cattle shifts mean weight of meat matters more than numbers. It also covers Baden-Powell’s near loss, German mining anniversaries, university appointments, Admiral Beresford’s reforms, Cuba war claims, a Scranton fund bequest, Chicago directory sales, and a Swiss minister incident.
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Redon SD
Maine
West
Lexington
Brandywine
Valley Forge
Marion
Washington
T. . Harbaugh
Ohio
Parmer
Ssabigame Comics
Thomas Cat
Bence
Cobwigger
N. Y
Sem Benny
Sammy
Bobby
Timmy
Alec
Bors
Frances Amory
St Nicholas
Baden-Powell
Lord Teberts
Ashanti
Germany
Harz
Empetro
Iettstedt
Saxony
Eisleben
Martin Luther
James T. Gerould
Dartmouth
Columbia University
Missouri University
Max Meyer
Clark University
Charles W. Green
Marine Biological Laboratory
Wood’s Hall
Lord Charles Beresford
Ruiz
Ricardo Ruiz
Cuba
United States
Spain
Gen. Lee
Scranton
Joseph Kossuth Dixon
Bostep
Ella M. Amerman
Massachusetts
Dixon
J. B. Ploda
Washin Iin
Ater
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