Early 1909 Hicks Weather Forecasts Book Offer
Read November 15 1909 year book on astronomy and meteorology featuring original Licks Weather Forecasts. Available by mail postpaid 85 cents on new stands 36 cents. One copy free with a year subscription to Word and Works Monthly Magazine by Rev S R Hicks. Agents wanted. Word and Works Publishing Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo.
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Srl R. Hicks
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Word and Works Publishing CO
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Bicycle giveaway and subscription drive offers
Boys and girls urged to subscribe to Success Magazine with a free S40 Columbia bicycle as a premium. The ad promotes a “How to Start” circular and free outfit, inviting readers to recruit friends at 29-31 East 22d Street New York City. Also seeks renewals and new subscribers in Maurice with a complete outfit and instructions free. A Turner Co. grain and stock farm near Monroe S.D. is offered for $1,000 down with 10-year balance.
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East 22d Street
New York City
N.Y
Success Manazine
Maurice
Success Magazine
Room
N. Y
Turner Co
Monroe
P.O
G. A. Benson
Marion
Veterinary Surgeon Dr Neal Jongewaard in Ames Ad
Sanctioned advertisement for Dr Neal Jongewaard a veterinary surgeon based in Ames Iowa. Contact details list KKH graduate credentials and a Sioux Center Iowa origin with a phone number placeholder.
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Neal Jongewaard
Sioux Center
L. Redeker
Leota Minn
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Witty snippets and old fashioned wisdom from a Kansas paper
A column of humorous maxims and quips on manners, marriage, laughter, and daily life. It muses on old fashioned men, apologies, secret thoughts, and the fate of weddings with a mix of jokes about Mars and household chores.
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Mars
Pearly Gate
Had the Proper Spirit Anyway
A surgeon in a western town proposed a minor operation with a local anesthetic. The patient agreed, saying he preferred home industry and meant it, reflecting a humorous sentiment about self-reliance.
Splinters and Witty Lines From a Domestic Exchange
A humorous domestic exchange about vanity and clever quips. A man’s mirror reflection prompts a satirical remark on perception. A playful jab about brains versus brawn contrasts admiration. The sketch ends with a lighthearted tug for tweezers and a fridge gag.
Local items mention coal price and community notes
Local notices include soft coal at 6.50 a unit, infant illness of J P Hopp, moving pictures, mayor McMahon visiting, social visits, poultry for sale, ice harvest quality, cattle losses, corn shelter accident, and various local errands. School resumes after vacation and civic announcements appeal for debts. Community ads cover meat prices, repairs, and printing services. Oyster supper planned January 14 1910 by the Ladies Aid.
Moving pictures and weather mark this town week
Notices note 9.50 coal price at M King and a Mrs Lang return from Mon roe. Grand jury service by P N Vos at Orange City. Wreck near town derails seven freight cars and delays the 9 40 passenger. Sleigh roads stay good amid cold, snow, and winter hardship.
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P.N. Vos
Orange City
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