Jennie Earns Her Own Way at the Exposition
Jennie accepts a potterys exhibit task for two dollars after matching a troubled exhibitor with her quick, careful questions. She learns to manage the booth, later chooses frugal purchases, takes on Johnsons work for her father, and proves money changes how she spends, saving for family needs while pursuing independence.
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Wotan
Jennie Coamime
Jonnie
Jennie
Jennia
Green Street
Small’s
Carrie
Jerica
Jenica
Papa
Randall Parsons
Centreville
Con
Imnade
Johnson
Siennie
St. Cloud Hotel
Johnston
Amy
J Aelf
Jeanie
Royalty in Sweden and the court's dental tale in Stockholm
A Stockholm court letter describes Prince Oscars painful wisdom teeth and its impact on royal health. The tale credits Dr Thomas Evans with a dental fix and notes hints of a marriage alliance to a foreign princess as the king honors the dentist with a Norwegian order.
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Paris
London
Stockholm
Axel Gustafsen
Oscar
Good Templars
Bernadotéa
Nancy
Wittelsbach
Nassau
Thomas Evans
Naseau
Ty Fair
Brigham Young's Fortune and Mormon Future
Judge Baskin doubts Brigham Young's fortune benefiting his heirs and says Utah could thrive with irrigation rather than Mormon expansion. He predicts Joe Smith's son may lead the church within five years and polygamy politics could fade if government bans it. Davenport wins a $200,000 tramway contract from Gourd? Alone river head to Wardnet 1 South Park.
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Brigham Young
Judge Baskin
Salt Lake
Mr. Caine
Judge Baskit
Utah
United States
Salt Lake City
Denver
John
Davenport
South Park
How to Sell Jewelry in a Hard Customer World
A Springfield Republican piece on jewelry selling outlines tactics from a street jeweler. He notes women as both tough and desirable customers, and describes methods to engage buyers, explain mechanisms, and close sales even on rainy days.
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Min
Vestern
Tevatore
Pri
Joweleesling
Sprengfield
Words of the Wise and a Sermon Laugh In Boston Record
A collage of excerpts on wisdom, virtue, and warning from various authors and preachers. The Boston newspaper notes a sermon where a city minister’s joke about a pastor unable to speak well elicits bemused reaction in the county church setting.
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Veston
Alvine
Coasi
Countey
Soston
Beautiful Town Offers Strong Investment At Brule County Fair Grounds
Located on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Yanl Railroad eight miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain this town features a fine pub school building post office two banks two hotels a large grain elevator and ample material on the ground. It also has three timber yards blacksmith shops livery stables and stores. The Brule County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoin the townsite with a good half mile track making it attractive for prospective investors.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Yanl
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Fragmentary Labor Rant Echoes in Odd Neighbor Exchange
A jagged excerpt shows a labor protest dialogue with scattered phrases about rising against capital, a shrill shout by John Henry, and neighborly exchange. The text reads like a scrambled hometown column from the Loston Courier with garbled dialogue and stray words.
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John Henry
Mirabdy
Jvekly
Loston Courier
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Tess
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Gold Coast
Archer
Bard
Timothy Sexton
Dublin
Sweden
Robert C Woilhop
Nerson
Govsoninsin
Tonven
Lincoln
Mrs. Hutt
Ieaves
Naskin
Sodan
Emerson
N.Y
Attorneys At Law
Kimball
Dakota
Farmers Nil Teurere Bank
C.C. MorrRovn
Probaty
Pakoty
Henry & Orentt’s Bank
Badket
J. M, Percy
Prop
Fey
Vane
Iwage
Gary
Jerson
PINAL
Onge
Mark Ward
Being
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Cen
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Brule County
RTM Ball
D. Warner
Prater
Main Street
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Urule County
G. J. Ross M.D
N4ifrician and
Aurekor
Offic
Peaidonen
Etree Vorner
Main St. Calle
City
Thar
Stedlent College of
W. C. Morris
Jeweler & Optician
Kimball, Dakota
F. EF. Miller
Cuney
Tarun
U.S. Land Office
Sj Balls la Gent
Rreser
coRy
Patrick Quirk
Saitnarus Aleratus
Balk’ Besti
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