Finest lot of horses on sale at First National Bank
Community notes report a premium horse lot arriving for sale at the bank. Local residents Mrs. J S Cadigan remains ill. Several townsfolk including A DuCheny and F O Johnson visit on business, with many preparing for upcoming events and home moves. The Degree of Honor plans a private dance for friends and A O U W allies, and deer hunting results are shared. City improvements and library events are announced, along with jail plan considerations and theater rehearsals for The Charity Ball to be staged Thanksgiving weekend.
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First National Bank
Gala Display At Holbrook New York Store Opening
The Holbrook company's New York Store held a magnificent opening last night despite an unfinished room. Visitors praised the up-to-date, well arranged display with a large, well lit room and extensive merchandise. The decorations matched the display and crowds packed the aisles until the store closed.
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Holbrook Company
New York
Concensus
Aglines
Meteor sighting and public official critique in brief
A Lancashire style Lake region report notes a small meteor seen near Buckeye Ferry by E A Bjelde and Gunder Sprigen, with a fiery tail and vapor as it splashed in the lake. Jameston Alert records the sighting as a curious local event. A county official interview criticizes officeholders as public servants beholden to voters during election time.
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Nolders
Open smoker at A U W Lodge No 31 draws wide attendance
A U W Smoke r Lodge No 31 held an open smoker Friday night at the lodge rooms with many guests including outsiders G W H Davis Evanston W C Lidter Grand Harbor A M Holt Dry Lake W Worsk Garske W A Bolton Hanah J A Pair banks Starkweather About fifty city members attended Lunch served Deputy Grand Master Workman Pola of Fargo gave the keynote address The event featured a pledge to uphold the order and anticipated future lodge work Members expect a class of new members to be invited.
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G. W. H. Davis
Evanston
W. C. Lidter
Grand Harbor
A- M. Holt
Dry Lake
W. Worsk
Garske
W. A. Bolton
Hanah
J. A. Pair Banks
Starkweather
Workman
Pola
Fargo
Mtvanteres
Leyton
Amd
Batsis
Bohn
Debate on Cuban reciprocity bill continues in House
Washington November 18 The House resumed debate on the Cuban reciprocity measure after new members Fowler and Brundige were sworn in Key speakers included Knapp advocating the treaty Stevens opposing tariff cuts Clark assailing ironclad rules and McClellan urging U S duty to Cuba highlighting alliance and trade opportunities.
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Washington
House
Fowler
N. J
Brundige
Ark
Knapp
Rep
N. Y
Cuba
United States
Stevens
Minn
Clark
Dem
Tramps as Wandering Readers and Their Reading Habits
A study of hoboes shows they are avid, selective readers. They possess broad knowledge of European politics and U.S. affairs for months ahead, share skewed reading habits, and maintain a traveling library by passing magazines and books among themselves.
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Griffap
British Buyers Hold Out Prices for Steel Goods
A New York correspondent reports British purchasers resist accepting higher steel bids as American steel prices edge down further. With foreign material quoted, several entities discuss offers and cuts while U S buyers seek still lower levels amid market pressure and warrants.
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New’ York
Quita
Sfaing
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Pauly
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Harry
DeMille
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E. A. Bjelde
Mayville
Bueehe Ferry
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G. W. Jamieson
Jimo Harness
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