People Net on the Yellow Cars by the Enitor
Stransky traveled to Town on Tuesday with a deal in progress. Watton of Chamberlain was recently along the road on a bus trip. Miss Maud LaFollette left Chamberlain Saturday morning to return to duty as a Montrose teacher. Mr and Mrs W L Montgomery and Tittle son of Chamberlain went to Pigtte Monday where Montgomery prepared riba and yards to feed 400 tables, after a busy week.
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Ha. Stransky
Watton
Chamberlain
Maud LaFollette
Montrose
W. L. Montgomery
Tittle
Pigtte
Kimball Creamery bets on spring revival under full company control
RH Cook, temporarily filling secretary duties, predicts the Kimball Creamery will restart in spring under full company control and run better than last year with no shutdown. He cites farmer milk-check regrets and the impact of low cattle prices, noting past patron payments near $100,000 as a high-water mark while current operations incur losses.
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Kimball Creamery
RH. Cook
Cook
Mitchell Corn Palace
Kimball
Iowa
Minnesota
Domestic Troubles and Dr King's New Life Pills
A fragment notes that many families suffer domestic ruptures, but Dr Kings New Life Pills help in stomach and liver troubles. The ad mentions Miller's drug store and a for sale item in the Graphic.
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Dr. King
Seus
Miller’s Drug Store
Bucklen Arnica Salve Offers Quick Pain Relief
Underml Nerve is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best salve on earth for piles, too. 25c at H. E. Miller's.
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Bucklen
H. E. Miller
Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve advert encourages healing sores
An old-time advertisement claims Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve cures all sores and bruises without scars, renews hair color, and offers a guaranteed remedy. It markets the product for 50 cents to a dollar through druggists.
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Cole
Education law provisions in full and local school notes
The article presents the compulsory education statute sections 2359 and 2360 urging attendance of children ages eight to fourteen for twelve weeks annually in public day schools and outlining penalties. It also reports local school events including Miss Sophia Maresh’s December 28 entertainment, certificates awarded to Leo Stransky Minnie Maresh and Hazel Munger, progress notes for Miss Beckie Dorwart Mae Francis and Anna Conley, a spelling school at Smith township School No 4, a basket social by Miss Etta Gregg to fund a library, and update on Pleasant Grove district attendance at a recent officer meeting with names of attendees Myrtle Gregg Merrill Gregg Bernie Gregg Julia Kandra.
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Board of Education
Sophia Maresh
Etta Gregg
Lyon Township
Pleasant Grove
Frank Collings
Annual Letter from Frank Supat at Oacoma
The letter from Frank Supat in Oacoma dated January 9, 1904 describes sending 22.76 for moral and local acts, asking Uncle Pinan to visit, and notes life twenty miles west of Chamberlain on the White River. It discusses government wards, Indian labor paid at 1.25 per day plus a team, efforts to improve the reserve, road work, dam construction, and hopes for snow and spring rains to fill the roads and reclaim the reserve as a productive area.
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Frank Supat
Oacoma
Tinan
Kimball
Uncle Pinan
Frank
Chamberlain
White River
Uncle Sam
Cole's Cough Cure Ad Boosts Winter Health
An old advertising snippet urges readers to take Cole's Cough Cure to avoid mid-winter illness. It promises relief from coughs and related discomfort and guarantees product effectiveness with prices listed at 25 and 80 cents.
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Cole
J H Wolf Company Fur Goods Ad With Prices
An old J H Wolf Company advertisement claims up to date jackets capes skirts and dress goods. It touts fur lined items Beaver and Kersey overcoats priced around 35 to 960 and notes fur coats from 89 to 960 with scares of rising prices next year urging customers to buy now to secure low prices.
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J. H. Wolf Company
J. Wolf Company
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Health Cure
Advert says Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures indigestion constipation headache backache and kidney trouble. If it fails customers get their money back. Claims fair tablet form priced at 3 cents for F. E. Tea or Miller brands.
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Hollister
Wanted trustworthy manager for county business in IL territory
Classified notice seeks a reliable man or woman to run a local and adjoining county business. Offers a $20 weekly salary plus expenses paid from headquarters, with expense money advanced. Position permanent. Apply to Manager DS Monon Ridge Chicago.
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DS Monon Ridge
Chicago
Mandan Hotel Mix Up Ends With Much Laughter
A Fargo Forum item recounts a funny incident at a Mandan North Dakota hotel during the fair. A wife, mistaken about her husband in a room, used mustard in a handkerchief to treat a cramp and tucked in a stranger's lingerie. The gag ended when the man protested, the couple learned the mistake, and the cramp relief shifted to another room.
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Mandan
N. D
Fargo Forum
Draper Les
A Lesson From Emery on Competing With Catalogs
The Emery Enterprise editor recounts a mail order firm declining to advertise in a paper seen as friendly to local merchants. The editor argues local ads are essential to counter catalog and department store competition and keep trade within the community. Local merchants should use papers to reach local customers.
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Emery Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Emery Enterprise
Mall
Argus-Leader
Electric Bitters Backed by Loco Fireman’s Testimony
C Bellamy a Burlington locomotive fireman describes a near fatal illness eased by Electric Bitters. He claims the tonic restored his strength and vigor after weakness and pain. The ad asserts satisfaction guaranteed by I. Miller at 50 cents.
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C. Bellamy
Burlington
I. &. Miller
Rocky Mountain Tea at Night Ends Poor Man’s Struggle
Miller advises readers who face poverty to adopt a bold front and work hard, claiming success is possible through perseverance and use of Rocky Mountain Tea at Night as a symbol of hopeful remedy.
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Rocky Mountain
Miller
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