Excavations Begin for George’s New Home and Local Notes
The community reports excavation work starting for E. George’s new residence while Cath olic church work proceeds. Miscellany covers depots, hotel leasing, threshing plans, a cross‑county drainage meeting, rain helping crops, a Saskatoon trip planned by Miss Lizzie Jenson, and August events.
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E. 9
George
Weber
Iverson
Bleckmenon
T. Kirby
Spencer
Clay
Pocahontas
Runaway Wagons End in Crashes on Main Street
Thursday afternoon a buggy driven by Mrs. B R Graettinger and daughter Anna ran away near Paulson's furniture, throwing occupants out and injuring Mrs. Graettinger with a severe head wound while bruising Anna. The team slipped its yoke, tipped the buggy near S E Masters' place, and was finally stopped. Ludwig Larsen also suffered facial bruises when his horse bolted near the creamery, dragging him toward the depot before the horse escaped and the danger subsided.
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B. R. Graettinger
Anna
Main Street
Paulson
S. E. Masters
Ludwig Larsen
Coolidge Place
Poultry and Farm Tips From a Rural Almanac
Practical notes urge daily lamp cleaning and feeding chicks after 46 hours. Experience outweighs capital, poultry tips stress straw, fertility, and vitality. Plowing remains hard work. orchards and cornstalks aid chick rearing. tiles improve mud. Egg timing varies with temperature. ventilated coops are essential. Straw floors and scattered grain keep hens productive. standard-bred poultry yields better stock and prices. The census notes 207,700 women farmers and rising western homesteads. Manure timing favors post-plowing hills for eggplants, tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, muskmelons, and lima beans.
Queen Wilhelmina Visits Camp Amid Rain and Muddy Path
Queen Wilhelmina inspects a military camp with Queen Elizabeth. Rainy weather forces artillerymen to lay boards as a makeshift pathway. The queen pauses to thank the worker who laid the boards, kissing his hand after he removes his cap.
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Wilhelmina
Walter Releigh
Elizabeth
Ses
Masan
Her Majesty
Assassins Murder Aged Widow In Faris Hotel
An elderly widow who ran a small hotel near St. Lazare prison was murdered in her room. Two men, who fled after the act, bound her hands and feet with cords. They robbed about $200 in gold and banknotes, a gold watch, and jewelry, then escaped. The crime occurred after she entered a room to change bed sheets and was discovered the next morning.
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Faris
St. Lazare
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Lowa
Graettinger, Lua A
Obug, Pres
J. Andersen, Mer
Farmers’ Grain Co
Graettinger
Iowa
Fursiah
Firat-Claga
Spies Bros
Mr. Darling
Fonda
Mat Junker
Fallow
Harling
John Knutson
Nettie Heirm
Brother Amis
Roland
Vincent Rigley
Lizzie Jenson
Saskatchewan
Canada
Kingsted
Boosters
the Democrat
T. J. Hughes
Ruthven
M. and St. L
Lost Island Lake
Emmetsburg
Miss Taylor
Pepper i
Cummins
Parksburg
Belipga
Pepper
Towa
Cummings
United States Senate
Hawkeye
Des Moines Mutual Film Co
John Paulson
Shoep
Corn
Sha
Hena
Tharafore
United Blates
Th. T. Naar
Figtto
Otiee Vol Rene Appdware, Sraes
Je P
Maston
Oni Burgeon
Unulsun
Caile
Sraettinger
Javideon & Burt
Smmetsburg
Owa
Geo. B
McCarty
Dwight G
Mecarty M'Carty
M'Carty
Martin Myre
Fast Office
Clarion Steam Laundry
P. J. Paulsen
Furniture Dealer
Nhalmer, Iowa
M. J. Reidy, D, D. S
D.A. Maclean
D. V.M
Clicage Veterinary College
Emmoteburg
Peed Burn
Graeltinger
C. A. Gaarde
Ringsted
Pricas
Melhus
Pete Miller
Cameron
D. W. Cameron
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