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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
6
George Hood, four miles northwest of Clare, rode a pony that lurched sending his foot against a barbed wire fence. A deep gash from heel to instep required stitches and bridge work. full recovery expected with possible permanent stiffness. The brief item also notes local theater misadventure and several regional notices.
A late May 1905 bank statement shows assets totaling 409 896 47 with notes mortgages deposits and cash items. Liabilities include paid up capital undivided profits and various deposits. Bank officers G L Tremain president and W W Sterns cashier attest the figures as true and correct.
A. D. Bicknell writes from Helena Montana on June 9 1905 describing the town built above a placer mine site with red brick buildings and state offices including a federal building and assay office. He notes Mt Helena at 5460 feet, views of the city from the summit, and a thunderstorm ending their climb as they descend the trail.
A vintage advertisement promotes DoWlit's Little Barly Risers as the Famous Little Pills. It claims to cure constipation headaches biliousness and related ailments without griping, promising early rising energy for children and adults. Fold by 70 Tunpany.
A narrator recalls a harsh descent with climbs by hand and a long, exhausting graduation exercise feast. He notes a thirty six hour old mountain storm drizzling happily, mentions Helena's Chinatown with four hundred residents and their gardens, and warns of harassment fears from officials amid white neighbors. The trip continues with plans for Yellowstone Park a week later, joined by several literary women and two Des Moines figures.
A reflection on how Abraham Lincoln, famed for powerful speeches, grew from scant reading to influence. The piece contrasts the hunger for knowledge in youth with today’s access, noting Lincoln read only four books in youth, including the Bible and Burns poems, while shaping a national rhetoric.
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