Public Auction of Farm Near Randolph This Week
Having sold my farm and moving away I will sell at public auction at my present place one and a half miles southeast of Randolph starting at 10 o'clock a m on the date to be announced. The sale will include farm equipment livestock and miscellaneous items. Sale conducted by the undersigned.
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Randolph
County seat notes and county board actions seen
Local items from Mills County highlight visits by Emerson and Mineola residents, smallpox measures, vaccination disputes, a Glenwood death, and a marriage in Fremont County. The Mills board approves official bonds, loans, and office rules, with a March meeting planned. a Glenwood man, Geo Wrenwick, dies at 71, and Ida Weihler weds Henry McFarland in Imogene with a large family gathering and home to White Cloud planned for April.
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Frieda Roenfeldt
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H. H. Turton
Clemmie Burger
Maude Merks
Silver City
Geo Wrenwick
Glenwood
Story
Chas Hamilton
W. 8. Brown
EH. J. Baird
Rawles Township
Averrors Ofrton
Mills Country
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Board of Supervisors
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I’. H. Plumer
Geo
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Estes
R.S. ‘Vestal
W Ki Sowers
Anderson
S Rankin
Center
Cl Everett
Deer Creek
WC Vinton
Plattville
Jim Williams
Poor Farm
John R Robinson
J C MacGrew
Soldiers Relief
Acres Blackmar & Co
Burlington
Wood Vestal
Rosa Mc Yarland
Rev. Carpenter
Hastings
Weihler
Freemont County
Mr. McParland
White Cloud
Why They Work Capitalists Explain Their Motives
A dozen of the wealthiest capitalists reveal why they stay wealthy and active in business. Each writer shares whether profits, joy in work, or power motivates them, in a frank discussion ahead of the Saturday Evening Post issue dated February 14.
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Saturday Evening Post
Church notices and travel rates in local items
Rev McDowell preaches at Highland next Sunday 3 30 PM. Woman's Mission Circle meets at parsonage Friday at 3 PM. Baptist pastor lists Sunday topics Bread Upon the Waters and Yet Forty Days and Nineveh Shall Be Overthrown. Excursion rates via Burlington on select dates with round trip add-on. discounts to western northern southern points. Real estate ad offers Belgian stallion and mares for sale or exchange at Tuna Winapek address.
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the Baptist Church
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Montana
Spokane
Washington
Nebraska
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Dolls Through Time A Global Fashion Toy Chronicle
The article traces dolls from their wax and china origins in the seventeenth century to modern fashion displays. It notes name origins from Saint Dorothea to Dolly, the spread of dolls across Europe, factory production in Thuringia and Flanders, and the diverse materials and crafts involved. It highlights cultural depictions in Japan Kioto and Uni Indians of Arizona, and ends with La Infantila a clay doll revered by a Mexican owner with lavish accoutrements and a silver canopy bed.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
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Bureau of Ethnology
Washington
Uni
New York Sun
Quasi Relationship Noted In Franklin County Hearing
In Franklin County a couple faced a license application where the probate judge checked kinship rules. The bridegroom joked that they are related only by days and history, mentioning a past marriage and a desire to wait on further steps amid a divorce thought by Katmia.
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Kat Mia
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The text presents a fragmented dialogue mentioning dyspepsia and a quote attributed to Carlyle, with a remark on kindness as a sun and sword. The passage mixes names and phrases without a clear event, context, or identifiable personages beyond generic references.
The Last Charge. Trumpeter Calls to Cavalry
A dramatic Civil War tone describes a cavalry assault with trumpet blasts urging the troops to press forward. The piece echoes wounded soldiers and death, urging a fearless, relentless charge as brothers once more ride into battle. The prose credits Thomas Tracy Rouge in McClure's Magazine.
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Earth
Thomas Tracy Rouge
McClure’s
Iron hot rod tames lions in circus lore and kindness at table
A Washington Star reprint describes the use of a redhot iron rod to calm wild beasts in circus menageries, its quick hypnotic effect and the dangers of scarring. It also recounts a New York Sun tale of a young newsboy shown generosity at a boys dinner, gratefully declaring he can chew but cannot swallow more.
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Pilate
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