Hump and Jump Morale Message by Mortimer Crane Brown
A motivational verse encourages not to dwell on failures. It urges perseverance with lines about lifting spirits, staying on the move, and pulling through adversity. The piece ends by urging readers to hitch their wagon to a star and keep steady effort.
Spearfish Enterprise Editor Urged To Return To Poetry
The message highlights Mortimer Crane Brown editor of the Spearfish Enterprise and urges him to revive his verse, recalling his poems in the old home scrap book and jokingly challenging Bret Brown to restore the paper’s former brightness.
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Mortimer Crane Brown
Spearfish Enterprise
Bret Brown
White Lake
Local notes and social snippets from Linton area
In Linton area items Frank Feigel works on house logs while L L White hauls logs to the mill. R W Rakestraw buys a milk cow from Mr. Green and R J Marshall assists Mr. Proctor. Owen Conley family visit Sam Haptonetall. Mark Gordon travels to Moorcroft. Alfred and Artie Conley visit Wollie and Guy Simon. Local chatter on weather, broncho riding, bob sled freighting, and De Laval Creamery interest. Food, wood, and mill notes close the column.
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Frank Feigel
L. L. White
R. W. Rakestraw
Mr. Green
R. J. Marshall
Mr. Proctor
Owen Conley
Sam Haptonetall
Mark Gordon
Moorcroft
Baldwin Piano Guarantee Promises Backing by Manufacturer
The Baldwin piano carries an indefinite guarantee with responsible backing from the maker. Yeat Brog. offers and sells Baldwin pianos with this guarantee implied in the sale.
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Baldwin
Yeat Brog
Cash Only Policy Adopted by Wood and Chaplin
On February 1 1910 Wood and Chaplin announce a shift to cash sales only. They state the move reduces margins and benefits patrons and themselves, with revised pricing to favor regular customers and all buyers.
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Tf Wood & Chaplin
Spearfish notes health, moves, exams and creamery talk
Mrs. Emile Fort is ill but improving. George Odell visits old friends as Tom and Willie Maddison from Redwater stay with the Forts. Meadow reports five fine heifers bought from Henry Gathrie. Frank Chaffin returns from Forest to be called back. Bert Morrie moves from Belle Fourche. Henry Robison earns 98.7 in sixteen exams at a Colorado school. Spearfish normal’s success praised. creamery proposal discussed for Halett and area. farmers urged to plan spring sowing and garden prep.
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Tom
Willie Maddison
Redwater
Fort Boys
Meadow
Henry Gathrie
Frank Chaffin
Forest
P. V. Welle
Mrs. Kelley
Lonuis Callquist
Sherman Brimmer
Jay Clark
Bert Morrie
Belle Fourche
Henry Robison
Spearfish Normal School
Carbondale
Colo
Cook
Robison
Colorado
Spearfish Normal
Spearfish Mail
Halett
Hulett
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Brother Artie
Wollie
Guy Simon
A. B. Pecht
Joe Moore
A. Gloege
Rapid City
de Laval Separator Co
Start Schaffner & Marx
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
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R.K. Bates & CO. E Good Clothes Shop
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Hart-Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Pearson& Youngman
Emile Fort
George Odell
George Congleton
Moore & Son
Proprietors
Cinkcom
Hulet
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schutter
Arthur RK. Cole
Proprietsr
Hulett Bowling Alley
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming