Local items offer mill supplies and seaside notices
A patchwork page lists sales for Prairie King Flour at Bull Rover mill and Mull's Lightning Cough Care advertised by J. H. Anderson. Other notices mention a rail wreck recovery, barroom social events, farm visits, and town shipments, with rail and post office errands and a forecast of local real estate moves.
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Grant Township
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Rel Starling
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Rock Valley
HL Anderson
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Huey
4.C. Grouty
Peck Rapids
Shatontias Grout
Perkins
Tae
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Treigh
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Thomas Eliett
Orris Meerdink
Picky Hill
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American Beef Dominates English Markets Amid War News
The article reports that American beef imports have gained control of English markets as U S packing industries expand to meet rising demand. It notes government and press alignment, with Independent journals and officials signaling shifts in trade and public opinion during the war era. The piece mentions travel itineraries and promotional material for travel by the American Tomis company in Chicago and promotional agents.
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Fister
England
Mate
Wihton
Wilson
Alger
Cavin
Wola
Igard
Milea
Spain
United States
Duilman
Mexico
Leigurels
Lowe
Chicaro
Muanasenonto
Boutapion
Tioau Campbell
General Mannerr
Marquettea Building
Chicago
Wkee
St. Paul
Stoves for Sale from Lusider Yard
A buyer advertises hard coal stoves in good condition for sale at the Lusider yard. The note invites interested parties to come and view the items. Signed by Robert Schoeneman.
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Ropert Schoeneman
Opening Indian lands in Indian Territory attract settlers
The Apache Comanche Kiowa and Wichita reservations in Indian Territory cover about 4 million acres of land with a 416 mile long tract. The land will open to white settlers under homestead laws offering 600 acre entries at 1 25 per acre with a seven year payment period. Wheat oats corn and cotton are main crops and the country offers good water and timber along streams.
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Indian Territory
Diditer Copeland
Can Anchs News
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