PUBLIC SALE Captain Snow Farm Personal Property
Public sale on the Captain Snow Farm owned by M. H. Spicher near Hillsboro to begin 10 a.m. Monday December 12. Livestock and farm machinery include a bay horse, mares, colts, cows, brood sow, Osborne implements, Bick ford equipment, plows, harnesses, racks, and household fixtures. Terms: cash for $10 and under. credit 12 months with interest notes for larger purchases. Auctioneers W. T. Beauchamp F. P. Covey. owner J. E. Ellwanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Snow
M. H. Spicher
Hillsboro
Griffin
W. T. BEAUCHAMP
F. P. Covey
J. E. Ellwanger
The Cost of Spraying for San Jose Scale
An ad compares the cost of spraying about 150 large peach trees yourself with hiring A. G. Gelletly to spray. It lists itemized expenses for DIY and for the professional, noting losses of time and damaged clothing when doing it yourself, and claims professional work costs 75 percent less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
A. G. Gelletly
Lucky Bob Bryce and the Muskoka Lake Affair
Robert Bryce known as Lucky Bob, an attorney in patent law, battles love and betrayal after being entangled with Martin Randall and Amy Loring. Dillon discovers Bryce’s secret papers and confronts him on a Muskoka lakeside boat. Bryce thwarts Dillon’s threat by steering toward a cliff lamp, Dillon falls overboard and is presumed drowned as Bryce survives, gazing at the extinguished lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bryce
Lucky Bob
Bryce
Martin G. Randall
Randall
Lie
Luchs
Loring
Amy
nuy
Ballad Dillon
Dillon
hind
Ife
rte Wall street
visitois
Keg
the Lorings
Sallard Dillon
Muskoka Lakes
Ontario
Bally Dillon
Harvey & Long
Ballard Dillon
Long
Jimmie
Amy Loring
dinener
the Vale
Dilion
Muskoka
New York
Tie
Ile
CHM
Witty ridicule in Cicero on moralizing oratory
The passage notes a Sicilian tale and Crassus jab at a faltering orator. It describes how humor exposes suspicions of ridicule rather than true emotion. Crassus answers a boastful speaker by saying pity seemed pliable to all, mocking the orator's claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Crassus
Cicero
Likeness Found Between Elephant Skeleton and Tiny Mouse
A London Natural History Museum study reveals an extraordinary resemblance between a huge African elephant specimen and a pygmy shrew mouse. Sir E. Ray Lankester notes that nearly every bone muscle blood vessel and nerve of the giant beast is identically reproduced in the two inch long mouse, showcased with a stuffed specimen between the elephant’s forefeet for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Natural History Museum
E. Ray Lankester
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enet aaeene
WRIGHTS
PAPER SHELL
ATMONDS
H.C
W.R. WRIGHT
CARTER
DENTON, MARYLAND
RAIRIGH & BRUMBAUGH'S
Greensboro
Kuppenheimer
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago, Illinois
Crossett
Clyde
Strause
Rockwood
RAIRIGH & BRUMBAUGH
Greeksboro, Md
STURMER
ERNEST D, STURMER
BASTON, MD
Igto
Russell B
Russell
Osborne
Bickford & Huffman
Deere
Flemming
dearborn
York
South Bend
Total
Ineenees
A. G. Gelletty
A.G. GELLETLY
DENTON
MARYLAND
HL. Cooper
COOPER, WRIGHT & COOPER
Fire Insurance Agents, LAW BUILDING
DENTON, MD
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company of North America
Farmers' Fire
German Alliance
Springfield Fire and Marine The
Girard Fire and Marine Phoenix
Hartford, Conn
Citizens
Missouri
Union
Tus Denton Nationa Bank
Denton National Bank
T. C. WEST
NulPs
A. C. MEYER &CO
BALTIMORE
H. A. ROE
Stockholders’ Meeting
Peopies National Baxx
Peopies National Bank
T. F. JOHNSON
HOWARD FIELDING
American Press Association
COULSE
Klo LY
AVA
WSPRAP
ams
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