Circus Tenderfoot Remembers a Life in the Ring
A former tent hand recounts a life in the circus from boyhood to manhood. He describes the harsh, chilly work behind the scenes, the physical risks, and the personal costs, including marriage to a rider, a tragedy his wife Mary endured, and his own permanent limp from an orange peel accident. He reflects on pride, poverty, and the quest to keep serving the show.
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Guvnor
Grant and brother profit scheme in Missouri river trade
A New York World report from Fort Rice D T Feb 20 details U S Grant and his brother Orville acquiring control of Indian trade on the Missouri River. They enlist A L Bonnoffen & Co to finance goods and build licenses at Fort Peck, Fort Berthold, Fort Stevenson, and Fort Turney, while officials cancel rival licenses. The piece portrays political manipulation, resignations, and a controversial executive order withdrawing Dakota lands for Sioux use, affecting settlers and land titles across Charles Mix and Buffalo counties.
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New York World
Fort Rice
D. T
Grant
U. S. Grant
Missouri River
O. S. Grant
A. L. Bonnoffen
Philadelphia
Bonnoffen
John H. Charles
Sioux City
Charles
A. L. Bonnoffen & Co
Standing Rock
Fort Berthold
Fort Stevenson
Fort Peck
Fort Turney
Bismarck
Stevenson
Berthold
Peck
Turney
Fort Buford
Joseph Leighton
Leighton
Peck and
St. Paul
Springfield
Iil
van Valkenburgh
Hillisdale
Mich
J. W. Raymond
Fort Berhold
Secretary of the Interior
Michigan
Congress
Mr. Raymond
New York
O. 5
Secretary of Interior
Raymond
Grent
Commisson of Indian Affairs
United States
Missouri
Massachusetts
Dakota
Orville
Sioux City Times
Brother Orville
Charles Mix
Buffalo
Brule City
Butler County Teachers Convene with Cognitive Theory Talk
The Butler County Teachers Association met at the High School with about one hundred in attendance. W J Walker presented a paper on mind and its laws, arguing education hinges on shaping perception and language, while Miss Potter excelled in a fifty-word spelling test.
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Butler County
Meyder
Anna Snahl
W. J. Walker
Seven Mile
Elis
Clark
Grennan
Miss Potter
Miss Rose
Mr. Reppers
Pfu
Sewing Machine Business Prospects and Risks
Considerable attention is on sewing machines as efforts to extend patents falter. Many claim drastic price drops. readers are cautioned by facts: starting manufacture is precarious, capital required is enormous, staff needs vast, management skill is high, advertising costs are huge, and canvassing demands extensive personal effort.
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Dres Dedlars
A Golden Or fortunity to found a young ladies seminary
A proposal to use the old Academy funds to establish a city seminary for young ladies. A benefactor woman would lead the school, with about 12 000 dollars already in trust and opposition to dipping the fund unless equal citizen support is raised. The largest fund holder favors the plan, urging a credit to the city. Also notice a special Hamilton Chapter meeting of Royal Arch Masons on Thursday April 15 at 9:01 o clock, with officers urged to attend.
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Old Academy
Beckett
Hamilton
R. A. Masons
Geo. H. Paurturrs
Walker & Phillips Advertises Pumps Refrigeration and Gas
We have just received a large assortment of Section and Force pumps for cisterns and wells. Walker & Phillips at the corner of High and Front streets offer fittings for hot and cold baths and kitchens at low prices. Gas piping now 75 cents per foot after this date. Howe Sewing Machine Co agency moved to Opera House Building. Lager at P. C. Schneiders First Ward.
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Walker & Phillips
High
Front Streets
Hamilton
Wat
The
Howe Sewing Machine Company
Third Street
Opera House
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Mary
Mademoiselle Marioni
Darling
Badger Dodd
Tom French
Leen
Pr’aps
U. S. Grant and Brother
Butler County Teacher's Association
Lear Rey
Pend
Singer Sewing Machine
O. ¥. Partsi, Agt
P. C. Schneider's
First Ward
PLC
Schneider's
Fint Ward