Dual Opera Voices Astonish Hinton and Stanelli
In Naples, manager Hinton discovers Signor Stanelli can sing both tenor and baritone. A contract dispute leads to a dramatic substitution as Stanelli fills two roles in a single opera, while audience and management debate if one performer can embody two voices and bodies.
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Iter
Carcely
Hinton
Stanelli
Opera
Sidan
Relexfas
Hintoch
Giovanni
Giovanni Stanelli
Agiaonaynn
What To Do With The Knocker
A satirical piece extols burying a disliked knocker figure in the woods. It contrasts the knocker as penurious and useless with praise for a wholesome, sound man, invoking rural imagery and whimsical creatures.
Sale Dates Near Graettinger and Wallingford
September 15 J W Thorp three miles west of Wallingford hosts a young stock sale. ad in Times. September 28 Bernard Smith one mile east and one mile south of Graettinger hosts a young stock sale. ad in this week's Times. September 25 H B Morraine one mile west of Graattinger business section closes out sale. ad in next week's Times. September 27 Dr Nane five miles north of Graattinger and three miles southeast of Wallingford closes out sale. ad in next week's Times.
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J. W. Thorp
Wallingford
Young Stock Sale
Bernard Smith
Graettinger
H. B. Morraine
Graattinger
Dr. Nane
Sale
Lost Island Notes Update From Clay County Families
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson of Clay County entertaining relatives from Badger Town last week. Mr and Mrs Lorance Thorsen visited Milford. Sam Roseland and family enjoy a Chalmers car. Emer Olsen returned from the Minnesota Fair and eyed land there. Mrs Kari Holte and children were at Graettinger Saturday. Will Olsen visited Ruthven Sunday. Miss Ruth Lande left Tuesday for Madison Minnesota to finish schooling. Mr and Mrs Ole Thorson hosted mother and sister from Lake Mills this week. F Sheffield and daughter Irma Algo. Mr and Mrs L Weir returned from Skery County Wednesday.
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Lost Island
Andrew Johnson
Clay County
Badger
Lorance Thorsen
Milford
Sam Roseland
Chalmers
Emer Olsen
Minnesota
Kari Holte
Graettinger
Will Olsen
Ruthven
Ruth Lande
Madison
Ole Thorson
Lake Mills
Irma Algo
L. Weir
Skery County
Uthven Uatheran
Local Names in Ricanes Township Social List
The fragment lists residents and spouses across Ricanes township including Lewis Thorsen Mrs H H Sandvig Mrs F8 Sheffield Mrs Martin Simonsen Mrs Chris Norris Mrs Ole Norris Mrs Ole Thorson Mrs Sam Roseland Mrs Isaac Nyborg Mrs Sam Sandvig Mrs Samual Simonsen Mrs Clara Olsen Mrs Oliver Lande Mrs A I Lande Dr and Mrs Nane Hannah Roseland Norma Thorson Lorene and Irma Sheffield.
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Ricanes Township
Lewis Thorsen
H. H. Sandvig
Sheffield
Martin Simonsen
Chris Norris
Ole Norris
Ole Thorson
Sam Roseland
Isaac Nyborg
Sam Sandvig
Samual Simonsen
Clara Olsen
Oliver Lande
A. I. Lande
Nane
Hannah Roseland
Lorene
Irma Sheffield
Wallingford Notes on Jobs Visits and Local Life
Wallingford residents report Miss Gusta Skattebo and Miss Gunda Egertson left for Ames Iowa for work. Several couples and individuals traveled to Minneapolis to attend the fair and others visited Estherville and Cedar Falls for schooling and social calls. The piece also includes an extended essay on seed corn saving and Iowa farm progress, urging farmers to store dried seed properly.
Farm Sale Near Rodman Increases Local Land Trade
John Spilles sold a quarter section farm near Rodman to Carl Lillevick of Graettinger for 160 dollars an acre. Lillevick lives on the C. C. Larsen farm, while Spilles keeps a Whittemore hotel and owns an adjoining eighty acres. The Kassuth county fair totaled 10611 dollars in receipts. Mrs. T. J. Duffy and family, and Vincent Kelly of Graettinger, planned Blue Earth trip. Elizabeth Spies of Graettinger visited Emmetsburg, singing at Assumption church. Ellen B. OConnor of Graettinger won Colfax auto contest with 4857.50, beating rival at 467.15.
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Doe
Squire
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Ultima Tule
Emmetsburg
John Spilles
Rodman
Carl Lillevick
Grachtinger
Lillevick
C.C. Larsen
Spilles
Whittemore
Kossuth
T. J. Duffy
Mary
Vincent Kelly
Blue Marth
Minnesota
C. F. Moran
Elizabeth Spies
Graettinger
Semmersburg
Assumption Church
Ellen B. O’connor
Colfax
Times of Marshalltown Keeps Subscriptions At Current Rates
The Republican publishers decide to weather the paper crisis and not raise prices. Subscriptions stay at $4 per year by mail and 50 cents per month by carrier in Marshalltown. The note cites drastic print paper costs but commits to maintain current terms for readers.
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United States
T.A
Penn
Minneapolis Journal
Washington, D. C
St. Paul Dispatch
Chicago
Milwaukee Free Press
Houston Post
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Louisville Post
Harrisburg, Pa
Sheboygan, Wis
Marshalltown
the Times
Republican
Sive Seed Corn In Septempigni
In a fragmented note the text urges corn sowing in September and field selection of the best formed ears, though many words are garbled. It suggests actions relevant to planting but lacks clear names or dates. The readable guidance centers on selecting well formed ears in the field during sowing season.
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Andy Select
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Towa
Lewis Lippold
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Alfred N. Jensen
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Myrs
N. J. Merriman
Hood Auto
Istherville
W. F. Winterble
Primghar
Lambe
Grodland
M. O. Grodland
Gusta Skattebo
Gunda Egertson
Ames
Joe Klingel
Lucy Merklin
Minneapolis
G. E. Moore
Curt Larson
St. Paul
Gus Merklin
Albert Richard
Sigward Sevatson
Webster County
Doc
Board of Control
Andes
Saan
Neh
Loway
T.R
C. C. Rucker
Prop
NTE Spies Brothers
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