Toledo Blade promotional note and stray sports fragment
A promotional section touts The Toledo Blade as America s greatest weekly newspaper with nationwide circulation and cheap terms. A stray line notes a Reds pitcher tryout with Evansville last June but lacks full context or clear outcome.
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America’s Greatest Weekly
THE
Toledo Blade
United States
America
News of the World
Weekly
Blade
A‘ Wahl
Reds
Sén
Igh Arte
Evansville
Property transfers listed with buyer, location, and amounts
A series of land transfers and guardianships are recorded from local deeds. Names include John B. Alvey, Isaac Curry, Louisa J. Hays, Fred Jones, R. M. Milburn, Henry Fritch, Lydia K. Lammers, Geo. H. Phelps, John A. Krodel, John Stamm, Joseph Gutzweiler, Felix Renner, Frank L. Betz, Edgar Traylor, and others. Properties span Jefferson, Jasper, Huntingburg, Holland, and surrounding townships with varied sums from $50 to $16,000.
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John B. _Alvey
Josie. Collins
Rice Vines
Cence Nes
R. M. Milburn
Schmitt
Aig
Jasper
Henry Fritch
Lydia K. Lammers
Fred Wellemeyer
H. Kunz
Holland
Geo
John A. Krodel
John H. Krodel
John Stamm
Gua Krodel
Guardian
Geo. Ww
Guttaweiler
Joseph Gutzweiler
Iacens Mehringer
Gutzweiler
Felix Renner
Paul Steinhart
Geiger
Huntingburg
Herbert Bismarck and His Turbulent Temper Discussed
The piece cites Herbert Bismarck as lacking his father wit yet possessing a fierce temper and volatile mood influenced by his mother. It contrasts his anger with harsh imagery and quotes critics from London Truth and Practical Milking Stool, mixing biographical remark with a satirical digression.
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Herbert Bismarck
Bismarck
Herbert
Jane
Bill Bismarck
Paris
Hare
Gatmbetta
London
Weather Lore From Farm Wisdoms of Olden Times
Long list of folk weather signs and farm lore describing how cattle, roosters, geese, and trees predict rain or sun. Includes signs from moon phases, animal behavior, plants, and sayings from Franklin and Solomon to guide planting and farming decisions.
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Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Solomon
Sluggard
Franklin
Katy
Aja
Wife's Ten Commandments for a Modern Homemaker
A humorous verse by Carmen Sylvia titled Queen of Roumania offers guidance for wives. It urges restraint in quarrels, understanding a husband's faults, and balancing finances, meals, and conversation with affection while praising mutual respect and family ties.
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Carmen Sylvia
Roumania
Star Map Accidental Discovery and Oyster History
The piece recounts a Rhode Island oysterman's 1883 invention to remove starfish from oyster beds, later replaced by the star mop after an old sea captain’s accidental discovery. It notes Narragansett Bay’s historic oyster abundance, Providence’s heavy oyster use, and a method of plant propagation from Begonia leaves.
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Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Fleeces Lose Value With Care and Presentation
The article notes that flockmasters lose dollars yearly due to careless fleece prep. Buyers judge clip appearance and quality, favoring neat secure ties. Sloppy, stringy, or unattractive fleeces may fetch lower bids based on looks.
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Careleasneas
Feeding routine notes for horses
The text discusses how hay should be allocated before grain and then paused until the next feeding time. It notes that horns may nibble hay constantly, which is not ideal for the animal.
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AL Ur
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J.C. Beam Jr
St. Louis, Mo
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Ganan
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John H.' Aventh
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J. ©. Beam, JR
St. Louis
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Gallows Hill
Salem
Post Office
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Mary Senninger
Leppert’s Hotel
B. A. Mosby
Huntingburg, Indiana
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G. J. Behrens, M.D
Huntingburg, Ind
G. W. Weller
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New York World
Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bosler
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