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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

2

Night Errand of a Knight Errant in Panola

A Savannah area tale unfolds as five Daltons sisters, led by Maude, guard their cotton estate from a candid storekeeper Bixby and a would be thief. The bookkeeper plots to protect them, the drummer abducts nothing, and the would be groom reveals a plan involving a missing wedding ring and an unexpected twist at daybreak.

Bixby St. John Daltons Panoa Miss Daltons Panda Indies Jonas Maude Mies Maude Dalton Jala Momma Brent's Teddy Jonas Panola St. John Datton Miss Dalton Trousseau Hme

Do Grandfather's Whiskers Yet Wave in Firework Night

A poem recounts a late night fireworks scene with fires burning, injuries to children, and a comic worry over whether Grandfather’s whiskers survived the blasts. The verse blends family concern with Fourth of July chaos and local danger.

Johnnie Papa Grandfather Henry Lizzia Lizzie John Hera

A Seasonable Wish in Houstons Post Style

A playful note from Mrs Gutatown-Jack mocks a new neighbor described as a frightful agrocambulist. The tale mentions the neighbor allegedly milking his cow during sleep and ends with a wish that he would come to mow their lawn in a lighthearted local tone.

Gutatown Jack Outatown Houston Post

The Declaration and Its Disputed Depository

A historical overview traces the fate of the Declaration of Independence from 1789 to the present, detailing its storage in the Department of State and the Patent Office, its fireproofing, later display changes, and current sealed status under Secretary Hay, with editorial interpolation about dispersal and fragments in a later poem.

Willian AH. Michael State Department Washington Congress Department of Foreign Affairs Continental Congress Department of State Patent Office Interior Department War and Navy Hay New York Times

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