Buffalo Bill's Buffalo Hunt and Record Crowns Champion
The narrative recounts Buffalo Bill guiding buffalo hunts during the Kansas Pacific railroad construction era around 1860s. He details leading buffalo drives, signaling for aid amid Indian threats, and his role in supplying meat to workers. A staged buffalo hunting match near Sheridan pits Bill against Comstock, with Bill prevailing by killing 69 buffaloes to 46, aided by Brigham the roan horse and breechloader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Brigham
Kansas Pacife
Union Pacific
Great Buffalo
Bronx
Wililary
Taft
Fort Yays
Kang
Port Yays
Willy Stary Department
Bberscap
Washington
Talon Pacife
Comstock
Fort Wallace
Tucretia Borgia
Union Pacife
Billy Comstock
Kansas
Sheridan
St. Louis
Arta
Wavons
Anas
Old Brigham
Henry
Garry
Cometock
Comauxk
Brighan
Buffalo Bunter
Plains
The Seat on the Horse Explains Jockey Position
Utila Ted Sloane presents practical proof that a rider seated near the neck of a horse travels faster than one near the tail. The forward thrust comes mainly from the hind legs, and weight near the thrusting point affects efficiency by reducing wasted lifting of the jockey with each stride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utila Ted Sloane
A Cure for Misery and Preventics Advertisements
The notice promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria chills and bile attacks and a blood purifier, with a claim of rapid relief for stomach liver and kidney issues. It also markets Candy Cold Cure Preventics for colds and feverish symptoms, touting kid friendly taste and affordable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. James
Lowellen
Sexton Bros. Ding
Sexton Bras
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Piles And Sore Healing
Mr. Chamberlain of Glinton Maine extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as effective for piles, chapped hands, and old sores leaving no scar. Also mentions Dr Shoop Health Coffee coupons and various holiday product branding.
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BE. Chamberlain
Glinton
Maine
Bucklen
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Dr. Shoop
Rose Bros
Legal Notice of Estate Administration in Wood County
In Wood County Wisconsin a probate notice names Elizabeth Kalched deceased and Henry Kalched as administrator. The court orders creditors to file claims between January 13 and February 10, 1909, with examination at the Grand Rapids court, and publication in Wood County newspapers for four weeks. County Judge presides and directs notice to all known creditors to present claims per order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TATE
Wisconsin
WORD
Elizabeth Kalached
Elizabeth Kalsched
Micbaelly
Alurxb
Henry Kalsched
Wmn
Elizabeta
Urand
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Buffalo Bill
Indiana
Celf
Ike
Record Herald
King
Eldridge
Empire
Jong
Ander
Sexton Bros. Drugstore
Tommy
Rome
Win'aes
Berlin
Yesa
Brooklyn Lite
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Knecht Ruprecht
Robo Goodfellow
Sexton Bros
Thaye
Sexton Bros. Ros
E. F. Mechler
Regins
Yee
Wis
C.B. Edwards
Marshfield
Miller Bros
S. Cent. Ave
Couch
Gare
Vedder
C. S. Vedder
American National Bank
Iron Works
South Depot Street
H. E. McEacenow & Co
Omaha
John A. Hoffman
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