Yosemite Lends and a Controversial Hill Hickman Book
A 1904 bulletin discusses a controversial volume titled Yosemite Lends with images by Mine Floresen Lundbare and text by various authors. It notes Brigham Young follower Hill Hickman linked to the Danite chiefs and alleged atrocities. The piece includes a foreword reference and mentions distribution via Bulletin Beokman and Paul Hilo & Co. San Francisco. Also references stock offerings of the Pioneer Building & Loan Association opening for subscription in July 1904 with A.V. Gear as secretary.
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Lundbare
Lundborg
Inndiarke
Brighune
Angel Henry the
Hite
Hill Hickman
Shepard Pub
East Lake City
Hickman
Brigham Young
Margaret Sherwood
Kite Sylvain
Queen
Waxsmr
Yale
Wellenay
Ploneer Building & Loan Astocia Hon
Otyconte
Baving Bank
A.V. Gear
Beevretary
King Bt
Homecoming of Private Jones in a War Tale
A wounded Private Jones returns home after battle, facing neglect and memory. Mary Farrell’s nonappearance haunts him as the village gathers to greet a living hero, revealing small-town pride, heartbreak, and the quiet cost of war.
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Ivy
Dourander
Joney
Jones
Hope
Worie
Bouthampton
Colel
Mary Farrell
Janet
Marly
Stary
Tobin
Dees
Beptonsioer
Jane
Ellen
Wiscot
Bo Jones
Ineentaut
Mary
Ellie Ult
Trhende
Jon
Milford
Tarmer
Nelle & Katse
Pete Kellar
Hie Bosom
Mary Parrett
John Jona
Jonce
Private Jones
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
An archive of letters from women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from stomach illness and difficulty conceiving. One signer from Meriden Connecticut describes pregnancy success and a healthy baby girl after use. Another from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports transition from illness to health and a later healthy daughter. Messages urge others to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dean Sis
Proxtian
Lydia E Pinkham
Frank Beven
Second St
Meriden
Conn
Dean Mies D'ixknam
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas P. Wuanny
Norman
Milwaukee
Wix
General John Jones Promotion Revealed at Old Cemetery
A wartime tale unfolds with a stationmaster recounting John's death and a later civilian who learns he has been promoted from private to general. The scene shifts between memories of Mary Farrell, Rev Gijon, and the churchyard inscription, ending with a reminder to register for the Territorial election.
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Jones
Lawlee
John Jones
Ave
Fairbury
John
Lawler
Jose
Ind
Pim
Mer
Colenm
Hsia
Gijon
Hermon
Mary Farrell
Tony
Lawlor
Quaelty
Coletieo
Mary
Montfort Bicycle Firm Receives Offensive French Canadian Letter
A Montfort bicycle company reports receipt of a hostile letter from a French Canadian customer. The missive insults the firm and its representatives, accusing them of deceit and poor service. The sender demands a reply and threatens consequences if the bid is not honored.
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Montfort
Mleter TJ
Jones Ant Vompanes
Notry Lame Street
Montreal
Sirs
Sisal Improvement Report From Terry on Plant Health
Assistant Entomologist FW Terry reports improving conditions at Sit Plantation Luc fend Found district. Fungus spread appears limited and not likely to worsen. Young plants show vigor. planned propagation to destroy pest. Weevils attack noted. overall stock healthy with several nurseries ready for transfer.
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Tustey
FW. Terry
Board of
Boll Ani
Entofoologiet
Crow
Republicans Busy In Fifth District Meeting in Eighth Precinct draws crowd
A Republican campaign rally in the Fifth District drew nearly six hundred attendees at the Eighth Precinct. Nightlong program featured speakers Samuel Kanu, Zim Paulo, Bolamon Kaletopy, Henry Vida, Megan Mew, Daniel Kekalia, Kalama, Palelalihi, Solomon Mahelona, Chas Broad, Pulte, Moses Komaken, and Bernard Kelikotlo the Boy Orator, with H. C. Dwight presiding.
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C. Dwight
Samuel Kanu
Zim Paulo
Bolamon Kaletopy
Henry ©. Vida
Megan Mew
Daniel Kekalia
Dve Kalama
A. P Palelalihi
Solomon
Mahelona
Chas Broad
Pulte
Moses Komaken
Bernard Kelikotlo
Portrait of Richard Harding Davie in New York crowd
The Chicago Chronicle notes a perturbation of a fair in New York where Richard Harding Davie conversed with a tall well traveled young man among princes dukes rajahs and even kings. After the performance the stranger clasped Davie’s hand and expressed hope they may meet again.
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Hichard Harding Davie
New York
Chicago Chronicle
Bin
Mr. Davie
Richard Murdiog
Davie
Davie Laugtlig
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