Bi Laas Seike You
A fragmentary note mentions Bi Laas Seike and a location or item coded as schoolhouse Bot-0 red from house ELD 134 with figures 8.330 and 78,500. The readable terms imply a listing or label rather than a full article.
19 Jul 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
1
A fragmentary note mentions Bi Laas Seike and a location or item coded as schoolhouse Bot-0 red from house ELD 134 with figures 8.330 and 78,500. The readable terms imply a listing or label rather than a full article.
An incoherent OCR fragment presents estranged banter with crude insults and implied threats. The readable lines mention emotional scenes at home plus dismissive control language and a jumble of names and actions, lacking a clear event or structure.
A swindler using a forged bank check deceives a local jeweler by leaving both watch and check and promising to return after the bank collects funds. Weeks later the bank refuses payment, the jeweler endorses the check, and the thief escapes with the goods. The tale ends with a grim aside on money and graft.
A string of humorous vignettes and misheard phrases mixed with social quips. The anecdotes include a German workman and a wry exchange about curtain fittings, a minister’s invitation, a tale of Lucy Grey and a divorce joke, and several light sketches about class conduct on trains and romance.
C N Sawyer, local agent for Panhandle Lands and The W P Splash Land Co, reports selling 3,000 acres in January and offers 140 acres still at former prices. Land lies 3 to 15 miles from railroad towns, with two rail routes to markets, inviting buyers to join a late month excursion.
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