Wandinti ot the Prairies serial tale in The Marshfield Times
Edward Bonney author of Wandinti ot the Prairies presents a serial tale in The Marshfield Times. The story, told in Bonney’s words, recounts local horse thieves robbers and counterfeiters operating near Marshfield Wisconsin with detail aimed at a moral, factual account suitable for all ages.
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Edward Bonney
Prairies
Bonney
Wisconsin
Jackson
Treimpeleau
Tere
Leopard charge ends in Roosevelt kill in Africa
From Theodore Roosevelt's African Game Trails, the leopard first charges Kermit Roosevelt at six yards as beaters push the animal from a thicket. Roosevelt fires crippling the leopard, which then wounds a beater before McMillan finishes it with shots. The beast collapses and dies after a dramatic pursuit through tall grass.
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Kermit
McMillan
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted in Government Exams
Government to hold spring examinations for railroad clerks custom house clerks stenographers bookkeepers department clerks and related govern ment positions with pay from 800 to 1200 and up to 2509 dollars annually Thousands may receive appointments Anyone over 13 in any area can obtain instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 380 Hamlin Building Rochester NY Also an ad for Armory Bakery Albert Plath proprietor
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin Building
Rochester
N.Y
The Woman Writer Who Was Actually My Wife
Edward Brough recounts a clash over a wartime tale with editor George Byington, revealing how a female author hiding as a man and the editor's misread gender led to comic misunderstandings. The narrative ends with Brough acknowledging the writer as his wife, Ward Brough, and notes the story’s themes of love and concealment.
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George 1
Byington
Amuiicon Press Agsoelation
Magnolia 1
Edward Urough
Takfel
Ce Orler
Yale
Wis
Hopiny
Fertig
Daria
Lowes Mauthier Pusaten Ab
Madasa
Mr. Brows
Mr. Brough
Boward Brough
Doctor Turbin Promises Free Consultation for Various Ailments
An advertisement by Dr Turbin invites all afflicted to visit his office and learn his curing method for rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal and lingering kidney bladder and lingering ailments. He offers no charge for consultation and reasonable charges for effective results promising safe quick and permanent relief with patient trust. Women are urged to call for persistent headaches back pain and social burdens with assurance of care and referrals to cured patients.
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the Times’ Free Employment Bureau
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