Fragmentary note on fashion and mood in light breeze
A fragment describes garments moving in a light breeze and playfully wild reactions if wine spills. The lines hint at a poetic mood and social ambiance without concrete events or people.
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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
7
A fragment describes garments moving in a light breeze and playfully wild reactions if wine spills. The lines hint at a poetic mood and social ambiance without concrete events or people.
The column notes state fair success and rising cattle and sheep prices. It discusses better demand for blooded bulls, sheep, and cattle as prices shift from last year, hurting farmers when markets drop but improving with spring market optimism. It mentions labor costs, corn supply effects, and hopes for cheaper husking machinery. It also comments on the Minnesota farm lands and rail advertisements for the Minneapolis division.
A brief local column notes Will Murry’s arm break near Livermore. Sylvia McGhuley begins as Livermace post office clerk. KR Smith tours Ohio and the South. W D Simpson sells hardware to M M Heptonatall. Pope family moves near Renwick Baptists. A seven month old dies near Bode. Mr Pool returns to work on his farm. Ward leaves Renwick for Des Moines for treatment and light work. Hyde Hunt ships cattle and hogs to Minneapolis road. Cattle shipments by Prederick, Forbes, and Collins. Mrs Heiderchite near Bode dies of dropsy. Fovera funeral at St. Joe church. Fred Schuttler sells farm in Pioneer to Mr. Koudson of Illinois. A novel county fair horse race is planned. Rev Malone has a buggy accident. Charley Brooks badly cut by barb wire near Livermore. Livermore horse traders and Algona officers discuss a controversy over horses and a wagon incident near Kaasuth county.
The clipping reports funeral rites for two unnamed deceased, land transfers near Bradgate, births and family moves including Perry Simoons and Hemmel family, and multiple town observations. It notes school openings with teachers Parker and Hoffmann, a corn stalk measurement by John Weaver, residents visiting and moving, a brownstone elevator work, and various community gossip from Bradgate, Bode, and Maple Grove with short local notices and ads.
Local notes reveal Miss Pearl Langdell’s party well enjoyed at P A Rowe home. Ellsworth Morse and wife visited Monson. Wedding bells near. Weaver residents plan attendance at Fort Dodge street fair. Miss Langdell plans to move to Lomein Manson for schooling. Verey Rowe harvests oats near Plonner. Community reports on farming upgrades and church wedding at Lutheran United on August 20. Jacob Talihiga teases plans for the coming season. Irene Optidem ill but improving.
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