FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS FROM REPORTER
HOHS OAD O T O Ot O O a FOR SALE A good two wheel buggy See C B Frazier at RIddy's attire FOR SALE A quantity of good clean oats V B Loomis an Willé Wood farm west of Hamburg 813 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Poland China male hogs dependents of state fair winners G H Shafer 2 miles north and 2 west of Hamburg FOR SALE Good bottom farm close to town a snap enquire at the Reporter office TO TRADE Or sell a new typewriter Inquire at Reporter notice WANTED Farmers and others to use The Reporter want ads to help dispose of their surplus stock and machinery
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V. B. Loomis
Willé Wood
Hamburg
Poland
China
G. H. Shafer
Good Bottom
Miachinery- Se
Local Happenings At O Stoner Un and Auburn News
Will Wheeler of Auburn Neh was the eyest of friends in the city Saturday. D B Darby of the Sidney Herald force was a noted business caller last week. W DeHads and family left Saturday to visit kin in Kansas City over the holidays. Mrs denks Travis Jef. heads to Council Bluffs after visiting her parents. C Stoner & Co promote fine hand painted china with city quality and tight prices.
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Will Wheeler
Auburn, Neh
D. DB. Darby
Sidney Herald Force
W. DeHads
Kansas City
Denks Travis Jef
Council Blaffs
China
C. Stoner & Co
Local Notes and Shifts in Neighbors and Businesses
Dr H Hayes dentist assists at H R Wrights store Miss Tillie Burkhleizer shops in Omaha Tuesday John Fogg now of Fairbury Neo greets friends Sunday Will Gottsche travels to Kansas City Tuesday to buy cattle for fattening Wint Goo visits Omaha Saturday to Tuesday Per fine stationery at C Stoner Co Prices on copyright books cut from 150 to 65 cents at C Stoner Co Rev Fields of Watson arranged Riverton connections Tuesday Q F Redshaw returns Tuesday from Omaha business trip Mr Holmes offers dry cottonwood cards for sale in city S A Hoke road master C B & Q railroad in town Tuesday J Hayes operator Corming Mo spends a few hours in
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Tillie Burkhleizer
Omaha
John Fogg
Fairbury, Neo
Old Friends
Wint Goo
C. Stoner & Co
Eastman Kodaks Sold at Jas Mann & Son Drugists
A string of local social notes lists visits and moves among residents including J R Baugus Parragut family, Miss Della Sykes musical engagement in Farragut, and plans for travel to California and Hamilton County Nebraska. The notice ends urging readers to subscribe to the Reporter for a year of family reading.
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Della Sykes
Farragut
Firemen's fair dates and matinees noted
Firemen's fair runs December 24 through 29 with matinees on Tuesday and Saturday. The item also mentions Dr. Chas Kinney of Essex visiting family, taking a bird dog home, and a note urging foreign subscribers to pay in advance to cover mailing costs and protect against loss.
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Firemen’s Fair
Chas, Kinney
Essex
Charley
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Jas Mann & Son Area
Reads like a mixed local items page with Muscatine era names and places. Mentions T C Duncan assisting at Stoner & Co drug store, Bertha Townsend returning Monday from a trip, Eva Sherman visiting Riverton, Palmer’s perfumes for holiday packages, Stoner & Co, Thos Shaw and family visiting Riverton, Rudolph Beyschlag bound for Chicago, H R Wright selling carpet for Latter Day Saints church, Jim Bentley’s theater and Omaha visits, Rose Brainard hosting guests, Ralph Kingsley of Sioux City, Bessie Brady visiting from Plattsmouth, Mary Needles to spend Xmas with parents, Kate French visiting from Nebraska City, Rev Hinckley returning from revival meetings, Christmas gift idea for Reporter subscription, Irwin and Hand couples celebrating golden weddings, and notes on diphtheria risk and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Card of Thanks From the Howard Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for aid during the death and burial of their beloved son and brother. The Dieffton and Banner publish a satirical aside and a promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy available from Jas Mann & Son.
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F. T. Howard
Absent minded pair recall pocket knife and napkin mishap
A Kansas City Star brief recalls a streetcar exit from Swope Park where a wife admits leaving a pocket knife in a tree after lunch while her husband discovers he wore a napkin as a handkerchief. The playful exchange cites their absent mindedness and a lingering score in misplacements.
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Swope Park
Kansas City Star
Travels of Winged Seeds
Dr Ridley of the Singapore botanic gardens reports winged seeds travel far less than powder or plumed seeds. He notes the farthest observed distance is 100 yards. In favorable conditions spreading 300 yards would take 100 years and reaching the Philippines from the Malay Peninsula would take about 1,400,000 years if a continuous connection existed.
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Ridley
Botanic Gardens
Singapore
Malay Peninsula
Philippines
Sleeplessness Relief Through Warm Water Foot Bath
For extreme sleeplessness a cold sponge can nudge you toward sleep. If thoughts flood in as you fight them, soak and rest feet in hot water for ten minutes to relax and turn off your thoughts, easing the path to sleep.
His Hard Luck
A district visitor recalls an accident where Timothy slipped from a staging and fell toward a pile of bricks. Mrs Herlihy laments the outcome while noting his cousin Tim Terlity, a damp handkerchief in hand, and Celia's man’s misfortune.
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Celia
Anny
Timothy
Miraculous Cure Reported by TW M Adams Family
A statement from TW M Adams and his wife Henrietta of Ca describes a remarkable health recovery of their child after using Electric Hitters. They claim the child, previously ill for years and deemed incurable, improved after the second bottle and was fully cured after seven bottles. The note appears with an address for Autien Drug Co. drug store at 406 and ALON.
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M Adams
Henrietta
Alon
Autien Drug Co
Old Tightfist Not Caught Near Vineland
A German farmer near Vineland New Jersey who brewed superior beer challenges a neighbor. The youth bets his father makes better beer. The farmer drinks the rival mug quickly and proclaims his beer superior telling the youth to “Just smell that” as he finishes.
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Vineland
N. J
Lippineatt’s
Potatoes and preserved beef in Labrador storage tale
A Boston Transcript report quotes Dr. W. TL. Greenfell describing scarce gold storage in Labrador. The tale notes a dispensary ration of potatoes and beef stored in barrels with water frozen solid from December to July, while rats gnawed at a barrel baiting a “furramer” in the store.
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Labrador
Father Son Bonds Shape a Boy's Moral World
Fragmentary text discusses the influence of fathers on sons and the formation of a boy's beliefs and moral compass. It suggests a connection between a father's actions and the boy's view of right and in prayer time, hinting at how achievements and guidance shape a child's path.
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Santa
Animals More Humane Treatment Claims Stir Debate
A coachman argues for improved care of animals in rich estates. He notes electric fans in stables drinking troughs for dogs and cats and straw bonnets for horses to beat the heat, praising fly nets and roach houses as signs of progress, while conceding the era’s heat drives new comforts.
Short Sentences Rule In 19th Century Writing Debate
A fragmented prose snippet compares sentence lengths across writers from Spencer to Macaulay and Dickens. It notes average words per sentence and cites a product ad for Dean's Regulate as a mild aid for constipation, reflecting mixed content from a newspaper page.
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Spencer
Thomas More
Pacon
Macaulay
James
G. Wetts
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