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Newspaper
Highland Weekly Press
Location
Highland, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
8
Train schedule item listing Avoca station on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway network with arrival and departure indications and route notes.
A widow of General Harnham from Machins Me feared she would not live through the night until Mrs Lincoln recalled doctors warning she might die. She begged Dr King's New Discovery claiming it saved her life and cured her of coughs and chest diseases. After a few doses she slept, and continued use was said to complete the cure. Trial bottle offered free at Scheid’s reg store.
An 1899 account depicts a dramatic cattle drive clash near a river. Hollis grips a rope around his wrist to save Cuppy Lee from a dangerous lift as Spider is hoisted and dragged. The herd scatters after three oxen die and a risky crossing fails.
In a rugged camp setting a Ballet Girl packs up as river crossings loom. Spider hides distress after supper as rain and fatigue press in. The narrator discovers Spider crying near a horse, then calms him with a guarded show of strength.
An tangled OCR fragment hints at a fatal struggle and a drowning incident. The text references a character named Hollis and a scene aboard a vessel with a rope and a fight for survival. The narrative implies a grim ending amid a violent confrontation and debris.
Advertisement touts new spring suits and men’s accessories including shirts, hose, and neckties. Claims lower prices than rivals and highlights bargains on assorted goods amid promotional mis-spellings.
The weary party debates safe passage as the river tests resolve. Foreman pressures Hollis for payment, Lorena guards pasture, and a fragile reserve of hope grows on the Mexican frontier. People and places emerge amid tension and plans to move the herd upriver.
Fragmentary passage describes a scene with a spiderlike creature and a rider named Spider in a frontier setting. The text references leather gear, a heavy pistol, and tension around cattle attacks. It hints at forthcoming sections and an advertisement for an illustrated catalog promising many images and prices.
Fragmentary OCR conveys hints of millinery and goods traded in a local market. Text references hats and khats with reshaping work noted. Partial names and places appear distorted, leaving unclear dates or organizers but suggest a brief market or craft notice.
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