Low Rates Tour From Malvern in 1906 Excerpt
Daily from Feb 15 to Apr 7 1906 one way tickets at reduced rates from Malvern list many Pacific Northwest and California destinations with prices 25.40 22.90 and 20.40 plus tourist sleeping car service to San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and more illustrated folders available from W S Bell agent C B & Q Ry Malvern
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Malvern
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Educational Notes Competitive Map Drawing and Spring Terms Open
Educational notes detail competitive map drawing results from ninth to eighth grades with winners Nellis Mickelwall, Ida Salyers, and Clarence Sandiland in the eighth grade and Hazel Hunt, Hidwin Deupree, Verner Hasselquist in the seventh. Contests include polysyllables and percentage work with top scores by Raymond Rhoads, Bessie Markel, and Bruce Becket.
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Marsh
Blanka
Ivank Dayin
Willis Summers
South Grove
Summers
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Lucy Buffington
West Liberty
A. J. Hollister
South Dakota
Geo Zimmer
Hillsdale
Iowa
Nellis Mickelwall
Little Brick
Ida Salyers
White Clone
Clarence Sandiland
Sandiland
Hazel Hunt
Hidwin Deupree
Plainview
Ard
Verner Hasselquist
Peaceville
Raymond Rhoads
Pacific City
Bessie Markel
Silver City
Bruce Becket
W M. Moora
Georgia Allen Weds Chas G Cox at Allen Farm
Former Mills County girl Georgia I Allen married Chas G Cox on February 14 at Geo B Allen's home in Ulysses Nebraska Rev Lenfest officiated. Lena Maroff played the wedding march as the couple stood with groom's man Harry Maroff and bride's maid Lena Maroff. A dinner reception followed for about 25 guests. They will reside on the Allen farm near Ulysses after March 1, visiting relatives near Malvern Iowa beforehand.
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Ulyses
Neb
Mills County
P. R. Cox
Malvern
Iowa
Allen Farm
Ulysses
Dispatch
Sioux City Girl Dies by Suicide in Her Room
Sioux City note reveals Nina Simons twenty three took rough on rats and wood alcohol ending her life. In Iowa City a cheese incident left Louis Langenberg his wife and four children ill seven hours after consuming dairy.
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Sioux City
Nina Simons
Iowa City
County
Louis
Langenberg
Banker McCutcheon Acquitted Ida Grove
The jury found Fred McCutcheon not guilty after a nightout deliberation in the case accusing him of taking deposits after his bank became insolvent. Meanwhile in Iowa news a Rossville Gap monument for soldiers was placed after three trials with a dedication date TBD by commissioners. A Des Moines fire injuries report notes a fatal blaze at the Wieck home and a displaced Mrs Fleck with severe burns.
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McCutcheon
Ida
Grove
Fred McCutcheon
Iowa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lowa
Rossville Gap
Des Moines
George Wieck
Normandie
Henderson
Hearings on Dillg land leasing in Nebraska proceed today
Washington February 28 hearings of the house public lands committee focus on the Dillg bill leasing Nebraska public lands. Nebraska congressmen and Messrs Cornell Reynolds and Gurley are expected to speak, with sessions likely lasting several days. Congressman McCarthy doubts any quick relief for Nebraska.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Dillg
Nebraska
Messrs
Cornell
Reynolds
Gurley
Congressman McCarthy
Public Lands Committee
Moro Official Arrives to Promote Mindanao Land Law
Fred A. Thompson, treasurer of Moro province in Mindanao, is in San Francisco to urge capitalists to invest. The insular government has granted a land law allowing sale or lease to corporations that apply 2,500 acres for cultivating hemp, rubber, sugar, and other crops. A separate item notes a four-masted schooner ashore in a Cape Henry blizzard near Norfolk, with life-saving efforts failing due to dangerous seas.
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San Francisco
Fred A. Thompson
Province of
Moro
Mindanao
Insular
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Woman Steeplejack Aims For Sky Amid City Winds
Mrs Corbett, hailed as the world's only female steeplejack, ascended a Hagstaff 120 feet from a Broad Street bank in Trenton New Jersey while her husband painted the Public Service gas tank. A twenty three year old mother of three years, she works daily in a saddle rig, wearing bloomers and displaying adventurous roots from Clayton Massachusetts.
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Charles J. Corbett
State Street
Trenton
N. J
Broad Street Bank
New York American
Aft
Clayton
Henderson Anguished Hero Tale Shows Gentle Tact
Leslie's Weekly recounts Col David Bremner Henderson aiding a dying soldier with comforting words, then shares tales of his wartime wit. The account ranges from the Corinth battle to a comic railway tale and a hotel encounter, illustrating Henderson's blend of grit and warmth. The anecdotes emphasize loyalty, humor, and his influence among comrades.
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Henderson
Leslie's Weekly
Dave Tenderson
David Bremner Henderson
Iowa
Corinth
Venderson
Novelty In Boats by Norwegian Builder Ole Brudebaa
A Norwegian craftsman Ole Brudebaa built a small boat claimed to be unsinkable. It is expected the design will be adopted on passenger steamers.
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Ole Brudebaa
Giants on Wheels in European Giant Pageant
The piece describes oversized giants in Belgian and Dutch towns used in annual processions. Giants are built from light wood frames with padding and papier mache, sometimes with masks, carried on vehicles by crowds and volunteers. The Gayon family is a notable group with members reaching up to twenty feet tall, including Mme Gayon at eighteen feet, with three children also listed.
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Europe
Prince and Belohim
Ghints
Gayon
Minolly
Mme
Pointed Paragraphs From a Curious Globe
A compact reflection on hurry and excuses, noting how delays arise when one goal is reached, and how people rarely please others by knowing only their own affairs. The piece references social suspicion, envy, and the odd comfort found in viewing life as a stark, fitful fever reported by the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Lost Book Legend Warns Of Mali In Samas Tale
A traditional legend among the Samas of Africa speaks of a book containing the original law given by God to the first man and woman. The book, when preserved, ensured power. when lost, decline followed. A bullock allegedly devoured the book, triggering a decline that leads to ritual examination of ox entrails for remnants of the text.
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Africa
Arcturus the Giant Sun Compared to Our Star
The article describes Arcturus as an immense star far beyond our sun in size and distance. It claims Arcturus is 11,500,000 times farther away and far larger in diameter, with figures stating a diameter of 71,000,000 miles and an ely…cumulfer ence of about 224,000,000 miles, vastly exceeding Earth’s 866,000 mile diameter and suggesting Arcturus is at least 551,000 times larger in bulk.
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Sunda
Arcturus
Curious wood mine in Tonquin China timber source
In Tonquin China a sand formation hides a wood deposit from fourteen to twenty feet deep. Workers extract timber mainly used for troughs carving and various purposes. The timber remains in good condition and is notable as a rare mining curiosity.
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Tonquin
China
Do It Well and Self Respect Versus Half Steps
A moral urge to complete tasks thoroughly as the quickest path to advancement and stronger character. The note argues habitually avoiding half measures to preserve self respect and personal integrity.
Studious Boy and Father Debate Cube Root
A brief dialogue shows a studious boy asking his father about arithmetic. The father confirms study, while the boy complains about finding the cube root after a long time. The exchange hints at lingering difficulty with a classic math concept.
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Kfather
Father
Iva
Long
Stopping in Wile Questioned for Baby’s Cry
In a brief exchange, a large woman asks if the boy is making the baby cry. The boy replies he is simply holding his hand over the baby's mouth to slow the crying.
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Wile
Big Mother
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