Townspeople Urged to Publish Charity Fund Ledger
A local note urges an 8 state ment published detailing money received and paid out by community groups. Mrs Lydia Harria dies at 80 at her daughter's home, funeral planned after moving remains to Belmond for burial. The Sentinel mocks county expenses and sheriff salary while praising street cleanliness efforts and local improvements.
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Patchwork county notes and town items from Cedar Rapids era
Fragmented county and city notes describe land purchases in Clark county, Ringling Bros. show routes through Watertown Sioux City and Sioux Pall, smallpox quarantine, a man injured in a runny, a fox loose near Knugt Geer Post, cattle and hog prices near 88.30 and 7.95 per hundredweight, a noted trained animal show, railroad personnel changes at Cedar Rapids, a tragic death from heart collapse, and local advertising for Little Backwell cigars and livestock markets.
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Emmet Moore
Chicago
Local notes from Katheryville guests and visitors
A long list of residents and visitors spans weeks of greetings and travels. J H Griffith returns from Minnesota. Mrs Neville of Milford visits Katheryle relatives. Several Misses and Mrs. Byfield travel, while others host or visit kin in Newel Milford Spencer and Spencer, with many town names and dates sprinkled through.
Local Business and Church Notices From Sioux Rapids Area
John Halvorson a business visitor to Sioux Rapids last Thursday Mina Litethe and Last Perurion reported this march from Clear Lake Chila Larson arrived from Wallingford on business J P Anderson visiting Graettinger Church notices describe sermons at Baptist and Presbyterian congregations with a series on Home and How Joli Spent Sunday plus youth events and a Community Dinner The Evening Tribune suspended after three months of print. local praise for failing paper and church plans to erect a new steepled church at a cost near seven thousand dollars
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Industrial items and various 19th century trade notes
A scanned market roundup cites estimates of German Austrian and French sugar outputs, a lead producer's daily yield, and cost figures for sugar products. It also mentions a U S shoe quality claim, a large steel project, an insurance company note at Fort Worth, and Edison patents related to ore extension and ore deposits on the west coast.
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Sparks and flashes of early electric progress
Silver conducts heat and electricity while copper is noted as a strong element. Mexico City boasts over 50 miles of electric street railways and is highly regarded globally. By year’s end New York State aims for near nationwide electric rail links to Buffalo. The British and Belgian governments plan a transatlantic telephone cable. Early electric generators emit more heat than light, with only six percent of current energy converted to light.
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New York State
An Ounce of Prevention and Stomach Tablets Ad
A vintage health blurb touts celery to aid sleep and asparagua and tomatoes to purify the blood and liver, with spinach and dun-delion leaves praised for kidneys. It cites temperance as a moral lesson and endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, claimed to ease stomach disorders and liver balance. J J Klopp sells them for 25 cents per box in Loomis, Michigan, with testimonial from I W Robinson.
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