Editorial print and political notes from the Montgomery News
A lengthy, disjointed colonial era editorial piece discusses editors, political alignments, publishing decisions, and reactions to national figures. It references Helden and various newspapers, Canadian and American politics, court cases, and sections on crime, media influence, and impending winter forecasts. The item blends editorials with fragments about local industry, prices, and agricultural notes, ending with weather and farm imagery.
Maud Muller Recalled In Rural Life Parody
A playful verse recounts Maud Muller attempting to imitate a hen setting eggs. A misfit rooster costume and a teasing boy highlight the comic mishap as Maud discovers the folly of her rural trial and blushes at the memory.
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Toronto Star
Maud Muller
Maud
Stuby
Theo Mand
Much Reading for Little Money in The New York World
The New York World offers a 32 page monthly magazine with a colored cover and half tone illustrations. Each issue includes romance, adventure, travel and human interest stories, plus portraits of leading literary figures and editorial reviews. Six issues can be obtained for six cents in stamps by writing The World Politzer Building New York.
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New York World
Jip
Eresting
Monthly World
Ladies Home Journal
Fiest
Iio
Genes Ea
Pambers
Wgst
Politger Building
New York
Post Dispatch Fair Markets Debated Text
The Post Dispatch refers to markets supplied by the Cu Commission Dealers Combine and discusses reliability of the Post Dialogued markets as trusted. The item highlights market sourcing claims and questions the credibility of the printed market information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Dispatch
Cu Commission
The Lord Most High Prayer Fragment
Fragmentary devotional text praising the Lord Most High with phrases about blessing and praise. Contains garbled lines and partial archaic wording, naming Monastery and Sanayres noveneme hints, but overall presents a religious exclamation without a clear event or date.
Education progress and school activities noted
Our Correspondents report steady progress at the normal school with ongoing physical culture exercises and expanding music and elocution classes. Miss Lala Smith is ill this week while Mrs. Wipgo visited Mrs. Clark last Friday afternoon. Nouman Scaie is mentioned in class updates.
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Lala Smith
Wipgo
Mra. Clark
Nouman
Marble Hill Community News Teems With Visits
Residents report health good despite illness for Mrs. Peter Walker who is slowly recovering. Prof. Otto Watts of Besaville visited town. Miss Dora Janes from Marbly Hill visited last Sunday. J W Reilly was on duty at our shoatogy. Mrs J R Palley of Wright County visits relatives. Jacob Sitze works for J M Deek nearby. D Zimmerman and family attended Marble Hill church. Jobo Watking went to Marble Hill Saturday. Caroline Zimmerman visited home folks Sunday. Levi Lincoln and wife visited J M Deck family. Glen Allen School gains a new slate blackboard. Joseph McKelvy makes ties. Jones preached a sermon Sunday night to a large audience. Will Peterson visited town Sunday. Aldridge family visited friends in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Jeave
Peter Walker
Otto Watts
Besaville
Dora Janes
Marbly Hill
J. W. Reilly
J. R Palley
Wright County
Glen Allen
Jacob Sitze
J. M. Deek
Jobo Watking
Marble Hill
Caroline Zimmerman
Leyi Lincoln
J. M. Deck
Glen Allen School
Joseph McKelvy
Jones
Will Peterson
Mr. Aldridge
Mesdames Wilson Robertson
Clark
Walter Cavaness
A. P. Eldwacher
Mises Row
Tavie Hols
Vera Clippard
Mets Esten
Mollie Baker
Joseph Grant
Masters Burette Robbertayn
John Miles
Davanlt
Whitewater
Fred Wilforth
Eickatas
Webster Davis
The
Baptist Hrch
Rosemont Hall
Community Notes on Weather Faiths and Local Life
Muppy Darrinnon reports dry weather as Mud dy shows as a minor issue. health in the vicinity is good. Seabaugh, Hahs and Statler sell a reliable corn shredder praised by local farmers. Prof Arab Pair notes school progress. A Sabbath observation note, a ball game canceled, and hints of a general rain to curb forest grasses: health, crops, and churchgoing in Pine Hill area.
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Clathorpe Puir
Misa Bertha
Pine Hill
Amen Seabaugh
Seabaugh
Hahs & Statler
New York
Alex Seabaugh
Local notes and obituaries from Buchanan area
The column records community happenings including visits, moves, and illnesses in Buchanan and nearby towns. Died George W Call from heart failure. Mrs Maggie Robertson visited. many residents noted for moving, working in mines, or attending events. social life, church and school matters appear amid weather and crops.
Lutesville Locals and Nearby Visits Reported
LUTESVILLE locals note Edward Heys of Jackson was in town on business last week. John Healey traveled to Dexter for the Association of the General Baptists event. Rev. Vaughn of Farmington district M E Church South visited town briefly. Mrs. D. W. Burford visited relatives at Burfordville. David Shell near Pase binpee shipped several barrels of fine apples to Kontpit last week. Colonel Turley went to Marquand on business last Wednesday. Rehale: effe of Pi ewrgy Peon visited Mrs. Slaybeugh.
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Edward Heys
Jackson
John Healey
Dexter
Association of the General Baptists
Rev. Vaughn
Farmington
M. E. Church
D. W. Burford
Burfordville
David Shell
Pase Binpee
Kontpit
Colonel Turley
Marquand
Piewrgy Peon
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