Edith Caldwell and Beppo Banjo Mystery in Miss Hill's Class
Edith cries over a missing banjo blamed on Fred Pierce as Normandie scolds her brother. Three weeks later Beppo the monkey returns with Edith’s banjo, found in a hole near the west orchard. Edith apologizes and keeps the banjo at Mr. Caldwell’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Caldwell
Miss Hill
Edith
Normandie Pierte
Normandie
Fred
Fred Pierce
Normoandie
Esther Randolph
Fidith
Normandia
Eilith
Beppo
Deppo
Nell
Habry Gnell
Gle
Beppy
Banjo
Ferces
Exta
Guta
Fortene
Mr. Caldwell
Sid Fnish
Ruth A. Steinberge
Patchwork Opinions Across Nations and Politics
A compendium of editorialized snippets questions ideal of permanent peace and commission governance while contrasting pessimistic voices with calls for reform. It touches on public integrity, the Boston Herald critique of Land bills, post office efficiency, and local political mentions involving Chas. L. Davidson and railroad plans amid mid year Baptist union preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert VP. Porter
New York
Mr. Vorter
Civil Service Commission
Sound Money League
Arbitrationists
Mgr. Porter
Republic
Mr. Porter
The
Boston Herald
Post Office
Mgr
Loud
Herald Ag
Formidable Vegseafloat Tops Global Sailing
A sleek vessel named Vegseafloat achieves fastest sailing records, praised for its perfect balance and formidable design. The new ship, highlighted for its slim hull and refined mast, signals a landmark in maritime craft and reflects proud ownership by its purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Grant World Tour Draws Unmatched Royal Welcome
General Grant toured world capitals receiving lavish hospitality as the era’s premier American figure. John Russell Young, who accompanied him, notes grand receptions and dinners documented in May Ladies Home Journal. Young suggests Grant helped shape terms of a China Japan peace treaty to avert war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
John Russell Young
Gen
Grant
May Ladies Home Journal
Young
China
Japan
Bank Statement for Mull Bank shows assets and liabilities in 1897
The document details a state bank in Hull Sioux County with assets including cash, drafts, and bullion, plus liabilities to directors and creditors. Sworn statements by officers and notary certify accuracy and ownership, noting deposits from banks in New York Chicago and Milwaukee and property values along with capital stock.
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State Bank of
Mull
Jorva
Hull
Sioux
State
National Bank Nintes
Agbaldiney Cola
Nail Shog & Leather Hank
New York
Daridaon
Daridaon, Pres, A W
Hazany
Cash
Faeipox
Wrpasow
Davidson
Free
National Bank
Hank N
V. Sue OL
Marshall & List ES. Bank
Milwaukee
Weveey Toot
Firsk
Ational “Bank
Sioux City
Hanky
RTL Loak SD
Borrawerts
Trahert ScHorseMax
A. Remax
Junx
B. Mayen
Hy Finbers Schoeneman
I. ET
Teei- Yanna
Oa. Pfonsen
Tota
Repens
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Travelers
Lezen
T. Paul
Hula
Rove
Sioua Cite
Long
Horta
T Fereims
John Bayer
E. H
Reimann HG
E.of
Meata
Masoule Hall
LE. Harrington
Borquin
Rand 3
C.c
ADP
A. M
Masonic Hall
Arthur Leng
W.r.g.meetain F
A. M. Ball
Sadie Harrieton
Mary Newell
BMW
Spd
Anderson
McTouatd
Clerg
Vonstut
Ghardh
Methodist Betscotal
Blt
Gaith
Buridas
Oe Reform Church
Oldck
Lutierar
Markwe
Fhorpta and
Couissiora
J. A
Phyalian and
Idreeora
A. P, Owens
Pioneer Drug Store
N.G. 0. Coad
Robt. Schoeremar
Melassy, Cashian
Ameri
James Tf, Eaton
Tull
Lowa
M.& St. Paul Railroad
Lowa City
Mar. D. Vous Doxsenaar
Ak Lowa
Davideor
Pasinern
BY. Saar, Oasarma
Wilsor
State Bank OF Hull
the Town Site Company
Bop
Own
E. W. Hazard
Yrusice of Town Site Company
W. D. Schoeneman & Sons
Sata Ates
Boyden
Sicus Enter
Oon
Georg
A. Hawarden
Siong City Journal
Fliat
Hawarden
Draper
Rt. W. van Schoich
Holland
Sibley Gazetta
Chas. L. Davidson
Hall
Board of Railway Commissioners
Sioux County
Ileal
Carrington & Ouibregtse
Main Street
Baptist Young Peoples Union of Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Oventraftgsas
Bae OF
Clitifa
PSOE
Eee
Hulk
Sigix
Falagiliti
Ata Sitht
Sono
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