NOLLAGPIORA MADE in Gyeensg Gathoun and Sas Counties
Court records list ALMERT HEAD as owner of a property in Jefferson, Greene County, Iowa with an office in the Court House. The notice references Gyeensg, Gathoun and Sas Counties in connection with a filing from the Iowa court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Greene County
Iowa
W. M. EY
M. L. Money
Anderron
LL. Haixon & CO
Adyo
Basham Cablery
Sdaoof Publig Square
Greate County
Law, Tal
Aluert
Tory EI
HAD & Tol
Elaver
Apolaw
Greene Canty
Khava
Warparnetlee
Greene
Carrell
Colhonn
Rite
Supreme Courts
Protate Comite
Faltas
Dow Watnes
Fowsa
Win
Pell
Warren
Madison
Dallas
Boone
Asper
United States
Dire Court
Town
Supreme Court of the State
Hey
Gyeensg
Gathoun
Sas Counties
Almert Head
Court House
Jefferson, Greene Co
Lowa
Learn self reliance through household skills for youth
The article extols parents gifting self sufficiency, listing tasks for boys and girls from dressing and hairdressing to milking cows and sewing. It argues capable youths who aid others are valued, preferring practical work over social vanity, and adds a magazine note on glass surfaces and chimney risks.
Wish of a Good Man at his Grave
Dr Sharpe laments that a real friend would stand at his grave to warn and assist his family. He notes such honest support during needs and affliction is worth more than costly monuments. The speaker recalls past kindnesses and the value of gratitude over marble tombs.
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Dr Sharpe
Tan
Elhidien
Love for One's Calling and Single-Minded Pursuit
The text extols pursuing one calling with whole heart and no profit motive. It contrasts divided effort with focused devotion, arguing ancient people succeeded by aligning heart and task and urging us to choose work aligned with virtue and personal passion.
Dutch Temperance Lecture and Miracle Cure Report
A reader notes a Dutch temperance talk with a parable about touching wine and body parts, claiming chains and temperance freed by a switch to abstinence. A gentleman reports his wife’s fall treated by kerosine, saying soreness vanished and lameness disappeared after repeated use.
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Tay
Ous
Janesville
Wis
Retiring Editor Urges Public Reading of Newspapers
John TL Troutica, retiring after forty two years as editor, urges that no man be without a well conducted newspaper. He argues reading broadens knowledge and sharpens judgment, claiming a newspaper even in toil and torchlight education builds amenity, reduces ignorance, and trains thought for self improvement.
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John TL. Troutica
Tfe
Noamano
Hieself
Female Delicacy and Moral Stature in Society
The fragment discusses delicacy as a virtue central to both women and men, distinguishing true refined conduct from mere shyness. It argues genuine delicacy rejects concealment and embraces duty, honesty, and kindness without wounding others.
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Oremons
Poad Reeding
Illinois 1865 corn crop grand totals and locomotive numbers
The 1865 Illinois corn crop is described with fantastical quantities. It notes 277,085,852 bushels of corn, mentions wagons and trains measured in miles and rods, and wildly estimates locomotives and horses required for transportation. The piece presents exaggerated figures attributed to agricultural reporting.
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Aditors Tribune
United States
Illinois
GS. B
Testimony on Adams Letter and Maternal Influence
The excerpt recounts Governor Briggs leaving Waslangton for weeks in spring then reading Adam’s mother letters. Adams reacts with reverence as the speaker recalls his mother’s words shaping his manhood and warns of lasting impressions on children.
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Briggs
Waslangton
Adam
Washington
Mr. Urigges
Mathers
Untitled Kentucky Hotel Scene Prompts Bar Keeper Kindness
A dilapidated Wrankfort Kentucky hotel bar tale shows a girl claiming her mother sent her to obtain eighteen on a mite count. The bar keeper refuses to give money, while the child explains their family cannot eat. A passerby suggests helping, and the piece praises the bartender’s humanity.
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Wrankfort
Kentucky
Barker Aper
Owell
Mather
First Post Office Origins Across Nations and Growth
The article traces early post office origins in France England and Germany with disputed authorship of the modern system. It notes the first American post office in New York 1780 under colonial rule, Congress granting postal control in 1789, and shows growth from 75 to 6,667 to 28,574 postal workers by various eras.
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France
Titel
England
Germany
Reaper
Maximilan
Goriumny
Ameren
New York
Congreza
Odd Fellows in Ohio Aided by Record Grand Lodge Report
The Ohio Odd Fellows year in review shows 2223 brothers relieved and 444 widows cared for. Grand Lodge receipts reached 100000 with 342 lodges in the state and 68228 spent on widows families and burying the dead. Stephen Girard advocates aggressive advertising as a path to wealth.
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Ohio
Hig
Grand Lodge
Orlec
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Caarcr
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Datron
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Des Moines
Eowa
Balgom & Hamilton
Iemingaiungm Will
Gine Vrat
Boonsborq
Fei Totos Cash
Forde Eere & Cgd
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Combatioss
Walnut Street
Des Moines, Iowa
India
Wallinery
Detherst
Apa
Detferon House
B.A. Rumsey
Jeferson
Dr. McBridy
Chen
Doug
Aqeil Ta
Isti
Dat Shepard, Perrier, & Kennet
CTY Woolen & Tlouring
Mitius
Sidineta
Patpro
Linud
KEMEY
Atayrvagiane
W. 5
Machuibh
History OF the World
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Yolsey Seay
Renee Hetere Ini
Rome
Rolin
Athena
Hiren Ray
Macs
The
Mirror of the Times
Algeady
Anette Ey
Tess Dan
Dollors
Desea
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Hems &E. de
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Pravel
Noeiort
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Albert Head
Louis
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Jethurson
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