Creamary Butter for Bale Ale at Ballard’s
A brief ad note mentions butter priced at 18 cents per pound and a claim that a gold watch can be recovered by the owner proving property. It lists Elmer Shutter and Geo. A. Sheldon with notices. A Thoroughbred Short Horn ball two years old is offered for sale. Public notice states patrons’ services will close after 1:00 o’clock a.m. on July dth and signs from C F Herrman and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard’s
Ida Hadden
Bell Rapids, &. Dak
Hull
J. S. Wilson
N. van Viet
Pella
Dr. Owen
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Bio
Kea
Fay Wilcox
Orange City
Rock Valley
Jennie
A. E. Beach
Ballard
Hull Iowa Notes Mix of Local News and Ads
A round of local items from Hull Iowa covers house sale in town, Great Northern excursion participants, the summer school start, and attendance reports. Butter prices at Gallard's restaurant, shop ads for calf and wheat markets, and Epworth League events are noted along with traveler visits, bank activity, and civic concerns about sidewalk cement works and spitting on bank walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Roller
Will Wilkingon
C. DeRoos
Henry Huibregtse
Great Northern
Chinese War Outcome Prompts Ally Withdrawal and Uncertain Authorship
The piece notes 20 000 to 30 000 European and Japanese troops leaving China as the campaign yields limited gains. It argues the allies could defeat Chinese troops but cannot advance deep into the interior, warning the empire may be divided amid difficult tasks. The nearby editorials mix with local political debates, praising or questioning party endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Louis Globe-Democrat
Glass houses of the future by Glass expert at Bt. Cin bain
H Jules Hen rivaux, once director at a major French glass works, predicts the century will be dominated by glass architecture. He touts a new stone glass three times stronger than granite and capable of withstanding heat cold and hammer blows. He envisions walls floors and furnishings all in glass with minimal maintenance and total cleanability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tows
Hj.ules Henrivaux
Bt. Cinbain
France
Walla
Vlass
Wild Duckin Battle With a Hawk Featured in Ladies' Tome
A green-winged teal becomes the heroine of Ernest Seton Thompson's new story in the Ladies' Tome Juvenal for July. After her brood hatched she began guiding them across a pond, an act observed amid a peril from a marauding hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seton-Thompsoan
Abe Seton-Trmapsern
Dawn Rescue in Rushes by Mother Greenwing
A hawk pursues fledgling dawnlings as a mother Greenwing dives and splashes to shield her young. The hawk strikes three times, each time met with a torrent of water, finally forcing the predator away. The mother leads the young to safety in the rushes.
Sigsbee Captain Denies Dramatic Maine Report
The Maine commander Sigsbee contests Anthony's dramatic tale of the sinking. He recalls Anthony reporting in a plain, businesslike way without salute or heroics, showing American restraint. The exchange is framed as a true record for history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhi Anthony
Towa State Register
Sigsbee
Maine
Havana
Bill Anthony
Union Veteran Legion
Anthony
Efeal
Les Anthony
Bathiuaia5
Sigshee
Winter Wheat Prospects at Iowa Station Report
Over ten years the Iowa Experiment Station studied winter wheat. Only once was the crop fully winterkilled. yields ranged from 25 to 50 bushels per acre, with an average around 43. The current crop nears maturity and matches past records, showing large parts of Iowa suitable for winter wheat with proper soil prep and seed choice, Turkish Bed variety yielding best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Towa
Wheat for distribution in the county experiments
Farmers invited to order five to six packs of seed wheat for winter sowing. Experiments aim to place the grain in every county and require drill-sowing capability. Limited to five orders per county with cash options and guidance on seed preparation and seeding time from the Experiment Station at Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atltidiett
Ames
Lowa
Tiny Maple Trees Narrow Escape
A fragment recounts a tiny maple and a beech tree in the path of a deer's hoof fall as the animal passes. The beech is crushed while the maple remains unharmed, illustrating a close call during the trees' early growth years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davenport Hulbert
Ladies’ Home Journal
Talk of Shaw as a Presidential Possibility
The article notes Shaw as a potential presidential candidate, suggesting public interest. It remarks that her Republican standing could influence her chances, implying the convention dynamics may shift if she were less Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Tona
Winnies
Pioneer Kidney Care Promises Cure with Surety Drafts
The ad claims Maui's Pioneer Kidney Care offers an unequalled guarantee with a dollar draft in each box to be cashed if a cure is not achieved. It questions kidney disease and promotes their service as a fairer option from Andersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchwood Leader
Eodorne
A. W. Grizell
Lyon Tcounty
Pioneer
fCare
Maui
Andersen
Rock Valley Bee Editor Faces Cumming Stockyard Clash
The Rock Valley Bee editor Hurd hints the outcome at the stockyard could have shifted if his paper had backed the outfit from the start. the piece speculates on how early support might have altered events and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro. Hurd
The
Rock Valley Bee
Bee
Milwaukee rail excursion rates and events from early 1900s
Milwaukee rail agent Gen W. J. Losey advertises various 1901 era excursion fares and dates. Notices cover Miiwauinies encampment Mason Cir June 2008 fares, Fourth of July trips up to 2M miles, Triennial Knight Templars in Kentucky, International Convention in Chicago, Christian Endeavor in Cincinnati, plus Lake Okoboji outings. Includes time limits and extension details.
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Vetetaes
Mason Cir
al Pointe
Knight Templars
Loniavilla
Chicago
Christian Endeavor Convention
Cin
Ohio
Clear Lake
Arook's Park
Qboboji Lakes
W. J. Losey
Milwaukee
German Baptist
Dunkards
Lincoln Neb
Tour of Mexico by American Tourist special train
Elabo rated 38 day tropical excursion from Chicago starting January 22 by a vestibuled train with dining observation and library cars. Three Circle Tours in the tropics include ruins and mountain canons with exclusive itineraries and full expense tickets under THE AMERICAN TOURIST ASSOCIATION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vullinan
Chiyuuy
Tropics
Mexico
Chiengro
Solect
Rena Campbell
Ganatal
Marquette Building
Chicano
Chivaso
Milwaukee
St. Pantta
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Elmer Shutter
Geo. A. Sheldon
C.F. HerrMan, G.W. Censinn
Kleinhersel & Z
A. FP. Syeffen
Stemer
Kent
Gallard’s
Ben Hollenbeck
Little Son
Sbheldop
Hull Moller Mill
Wilkinson & Neymijer's
Craig
Lows
DeMots
Mipa Mamie Donn
Primghee Rase Weed
Ead Ehiaren
Wins Hoower
Hi Clark
Bride
Avimmer Achogl and County Institute
Ghvil
Philippless Ia
Manila
Sheldon
J. A. Sayer
Slagle & Co
Strubble
Mr. Sayer
C. S. Hollistery
Dell Rapids
Eit
A. Roos
INDEX
Noes
L. H. Canfield
Ed Ballard
Losey
Lenna Coleman
Sanborn
A. F. McKeller
Squire Newell
Sheffield
Will Shimp
Will
Boyden
Wilson
Germann
Frank Boomer
Agent Losey
Frank
Coad
Boomer
Main Street
Reale
Xpex
Chak. Fox
Oscar Blood
St. Louis
Sioux City
Worthington
Mino
Will Hodson
the Tribune
Tinley
Doon
Sioux County
Bar of Justice
Mulvaney
Bryan
Alton Democrat
Illustrated Bee
Halls County
Champ Clark
Enoch G.matuon
Nick
Pekin
China
State Bank of Hull
Glata
Iceland
Dasher
T. L. Blood
Wilkinson & Nymijer
Mooney
Miiwauinies
All
Ligux City Journal
Tveoovou
Opily
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