Love and Duty Amid Indian Camp Romance
A frontier tale recalls Dave Dangler and Bruff in a poker game that decides the fate of a captured white girl, Lertha, with her future tied to Brady, Bruff, and Dave. The outcome binds their fates and hints at enduring love found despite danger and looming conflict. Charles P. Thurber notes Marshfield Fire Dept officers elected. chief John Boffman and assistants confirmed.
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Marshfield Volunteer Fire Dept
John A. Boffman
E. E. Finney
Karl Mess
Hose Co
W. He Camps
Jos. Pflum
Book and Ladder Coy
High School Notes Elects Parnasses Society Officers
High School notes say most pupils celebrate vacation while some make up work. The teachers' exam attracted many applicants. several ex-graduates also tested. Officers elected for the Parnasses Literary Society include President Raymond Brooks and Vice President Wm Upham. secretary is Col eorve Baker. Treasurer not shown.
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Parnasses Literary Society
Raymond Brooks
Wm, Upham
Any Cole Eorve Baker
Ubert Delmore Marsha
Neighborly Borrowing Causes Frustration in Town
In a reminiscence from Youth's Companion, Miss Hodges laments a meddlesome neighbor who borrows odd items from her, including a diary to track weather and hens eggs. The tale highlights petty domestic tensions and communal curiosity in a small town.
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Miss Hodges
Fresh starts drive success across races and life
The Baltimore Herald notes fresh starts are vital after misfortune in racing and business. It urges perseverance, arguing the failer is the one who refuses to try again, while urging readers to gird up and begin anew for brighter outcomes.
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Baltimere Herald
How Wethod of Darning
The traveling man recalls a tale from Berkabire Wills about a couple where the wife keeps a farm and runs things, while her husband does not. He asks to mend his holes, she replies that if every pair has holes, wear the good ones and leave the holes uncovered, and she makes him do it herself.
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Dave Dangler
Brady
Ole Brull
Dave Lew
Ben
Lowell
Lerate
Ole Brut
Agia
Bratt
Brut
Dave
Ole Bent
Fuat
Brulf
Troy
Ered
Leetle
Blueby Beatt
Akissli
Jetta
Bruff
Dave Dandley
Vo’ Bruf
Charles P. Thurber
Lim
Blu
New York
Feather Fans Symbolic Gifts In Aztec Court
Mexico fans were used long before conquest. When Montezuma heard Spaniards landed he summoned goldsmiths to craft two feather fans adorned with a fan and moon in polished gold. The Aztecs viewed the fan as an emblem of authority and placed it with Omoteuctli and Totec, figures tied to paradise and military order.
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Mexico
Montezuma
Cortes
Omoteuctli
Paradise
Totec
Quetzalcohnatl
Easter reception by Wenzel and Wenzel at shop
Wenzel and Wenzel announce a formal Easter reception at their meat shop for two days before Easter Friday and Saturday April 13 and 14. The display features decorative flowers and table delicacies to showcase their methods and cleanliness. Ladies invited. each attendee will receive a souvenir.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Aguinaldo Field Glasses Draw Interest in City
M. Oudinot, a well known veteran and regular army man, displays a pair of Spanish field glasses once used by Aguinaldo the Philippine leader. Capt Green, a Minnesota regular army officer who served in the Philippines, obtained the glasses after visiting Aguinaldo’s camp and persuading the rebel leader’s wife to part with them.
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M. Oudinot
Aguinaldo
Mr. Oudinot
Capt. Green
Minnesota
Rev Sykes Called To Lead Presbyterian Church
At a congregational meeting held Wednesday evening the church voted unanimously to issue a call to Rev. Thomas G. Sykes of St. Paul to serve as pastor. Sykes is a popular minister in St. Paul and president of Minnesota's state Christian Endeavor society. The church rebuilding plan was discussed but not settled.
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Presbyterian Church
Thomas G. Sykes
St. Paul
Sykes
State Christian Endeavor Society of
Minnesota
Weighing the Anchor joke misheard at sea
A young lady, ignorant of nautical terms, asks why ships weigh anchor when departing. A friend offers an unclear reply about the weight changing due to the binnacle and things that accumulate on the anchor.
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London News
Hily Jubilee Jubilation in Court Fiftieth Va GRANCY Visit
A courtroom exchange reveals a prisoner asking for a small jubilee as mitigation in his persistent delinquency case. The judge notes the defendant has appeared fifty times for va grancy and explores possible leniency.
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Wenzel
Chas.h.fletcher
Une
MR. Walker
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
Warshield Steam Laundry
Carney
Madras
Times
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