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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
7
The New Mexico GOP names HH C Burau as candidate for governor amid a slate of party selections. The move shadows a broader campaign push as local and regional figures rally to the ticket.
A reflective seaside scene unfolds with tidal sounds and distant ships near Mount St. Michel. Local residents, travel notes, and community notices mix with discussions of language, learning, and forthcoming voyages, ending with a formal notary acknowledgment in Fayette County Iowa.
One of the most famous Ayrshire bulls from Howie's Miz. owned by Converse & Sons of Woodsville New York. The animal, noted for extraordinary lineage, will be exhibited along with two other Ayrshire bulls at the upcoming show in Ort on October 4.
A curious plant tale compares a reasoning plant to swamp flora in North America. It describes long flowers with purple or yellow hues and seeds forming a cornupeia while noting the plant’s intricate reproductive behavior and danger to travelers. The piece ends with a vivid, perilous image of creatures rising from poisoned water after failed attempts to escape.
A playful scene where children enact a game of ships. One child declares ships come home from tir din and the others respond with improvised items like tea and bintboxes while imitating motions. The game continues with planes and bicycles and costs paid by the one failing to keep the actions synchronized.
A description of The Game of Boston where chairs form a circle or two facing rows. Players are numbered, boys odd and girls even, with one blindfolded center player moving numbers. Players switch seats to avoid being tagged. if caught the catcher becomes it and the game continues.
A fragment describes children in Slain playing tricks during a holiday. They chase peers and blacken faces, push food into the river, avoid baths in the heat, and prank elders by tossing textiles and sprinkling perfume.
Articles of Incorporation for the Lima Co operative Commission Company of Linn Iowa with bylaws set forth. It lists purpose stock, capital, duration, board structure, officers, meeting rules, indebtedness limit and property protections for members. It notes Lima Iowa as principal place of business and December annual meeting timing.
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