Afailed fortune from a hatching scheme in New Mexico
Two young men built a chicken hatchery in the Socorro region near Chloride to supply a hoped for boomtown hospitality market. They incubated six thousand eggs and raised five thousand chicks but failed when markets in Chloride and Socorro dove, finding Kansas prices flooding the area. After losing their capital they dispersed to Albuquerque and found work with a prominent local employer.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Socorro
San Mateo Mountains
Butte
New Mexico
Soreece
Chiorde
Sverre
Chloride
Socorre
Kansas
Aornote
Albuquerque
Barnadillo County
de Bulle
City
Bf. I
Bliner
Feminine Fancies in Children and Ladies Apparel Styles
The article surveys fashionable women and children's clothing, noting May dress designs with simple pinafore-style underskirts and sleeved overlays, Oxford-like boys frocks with sailor collars, and plush caps. It discusses fabrics such as silk, plush, velvet, and wool, and highlights French imports, black cloth novelties, and blue fox trimming. It also covers fur tones, Russian tulle veils, bonnet colors like heliotrope and acacia pink, steel embroidery, and theater wear bonnets with lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
FP World
Discredited Witness Testifies On Will Case Findings
Detroit Free Press reports a probate courtroom clash over the will of a deceased man. Lawyer Williams questioned by Judge G and Judge Z as to the testator's sanity. Witness Williams T testified he knew the deceased for years and studied his behavior days before the will, noting mental wandering.
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G— Forte Phaintil
Goo
Tadudge
Judge Z
William
Detroit Free Press
Marshall County Sabbath School Convention Opens
The Marshall County Sabbath School Convention met at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening with about 80 delegates from abroad and a large audience. Rev L. G. Cochran opened with an address on practical S. A. work and Rev J. H. Carr spoke on The Home and the Sabbath School. The session featured flowers, prayers, committee appointments, and reports from district and county officers.
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Marshall Co
Marshall County
Presbyterian Church
R J. & Thompson
Lacon
W. H. Hayden
R. B. Wiliams
L. A. Lockart
L. G. Cochran
S. A
J. H. Carr
Rey Wasmuth
A. Bower
A. L. Lockart
E. H Conibear
Mendota
Marshall
Putnam
LaSalle
Bureau
J. S. Thompson
E. Wasmuth
A. C. Price
Decatur
Chicago
Ieva Price
Williams
Cochran
Thos Orton
J P. Barrett
Reva R. B Williams
Elv's Dream Balm touted as cure for catarrh and hay fever
A catalog-like advertisement promotes Elv's Dream Balm as a real cure for catarrh hay fever and cold in the hand. It urges buyers to avoid imitation products and notes a 40 cent price. It also advertises the Halman Adoptible Baby Carriage with a Chicago address and illustrated catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elv
Ety
Ramon
Halman
Halman Adjusible Carriage Co
Wadushave
Chicago
Ayer's Ague Cure Promises Safe Use
The advertisement claims no injurious effects from Ayer's Ague Cure and asserts it contains a universal antidote for miasmatic poisons plus restorative agents to purify and reinvigorate the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
That Tired Feeling and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cure
The article links warm indoor weather to a fatigue syndrome and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It quotes R A Sanford of Kent Ohio describing improved sleep appetite and energy after taking the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
R.A. Sanford
Kent, Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Purified Blood
An 19th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening the system and purifying the blood. It claims three key virtues: remedial agent mix, proper proportion, and process to secure active medicinal qualities. The copy invites readers to send for a book and notes prices and availability from Hood & Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Ompson
Register of Deeds
Lowell
Mass
Barrington
Bank Street
New Oris City
C. I. Hood & CO
Patents Granted to Citizens of UWview Reported by The Republican
The Republican reports weekly patent grants to citizens including D IT A Barnard of Moline for a roller mill. Beall of Decatur for a grinding mill. J Harvell of Raymond for a rat trap. W W Ingold of Assumption for a dram tle protector. A Linddren of Moline for a sister plow. M A Shepard of Lebanon for a dredging machine. P Perking of Pullman for compo sition for brick manufacture. W F Modes of Streator for a mold for blowing turned bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwview
Republican
Coa Snow & Co
Ollee
Wide Awake readers urged for July issue
An old promotional snippet promotes Wide Awake monthly by Deathrop Co Boston urging readers to enjoy the July issue. It highlights a sketch of President Washington's boyhood and promises engaging articles and illustrations for young readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deathrop Co
Boston
Washington
Willahe
Liver Regulator Promises Quick Help for Common Ailments
The text touts Jay A Simmons Liver Regulator as a preparatory medicine that can be taken without loss of time, to build up the system when illness prevents labor. It asserts safety when a doctor is unavailable and claims speedy, sure effects in common diseases without needing other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Simmons
Knight Templars of York to Convene Joppa Commandery Event
The Knight Templars of York Nebraska form Joppa Commandery in Joppa for an event on July 12. Committee on decoration includes Sir Knight D N ittee on music Sir Knight J C Kingsley and his wife. Sir Knight W obligations to Sir Knight Blood for invitation ceremonies and banquet. Invitations feature two folders and are handsome typographical specimens.
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Knight Templars of
York
Neb
Joppa
Knight D Nittee
J C Kingsley
Knight.w
Knight Blood
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Chieasa
Stire
SWIFT
Sisis
Ane
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
John Heim
John Heit
Harris Remedy CO
Tenth Street
Saratoga County
New York
Selah
Aahety
Halrington
Hluatt
Ops pReGton
DR. Loonis
Trenton
Worms
Woot
Voetlertion Benet
Atomueros
Tony
Pany
Wizard Oil’ Company
Aeley
Eriko
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