Harvests Progress in Mt Vernon Area and Nearby Towns
Mt Vernon notes indicate a busy harvest with grain nearly gathered as Mrs Home and Mrs Ballard arrive from Hull Iowa. Residents travel to Emerson Nebraska and Colorado while others relocate to South Dakota. Local farm work runs day and night at Our Mill company.
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Mt. Vernon
Home
Ballard
F. M. Hatch
Hull
Iowa
W.S. Henderson
O. McEwen
Colorado
Emerson
Neb
L. D
Ethan
Emma Rugg
Mississippi
C. Rathbun
Mr. Brown
Milltown
Maggie
Kittie Rogan
Maggie Sexton
Asa Dodd
Frank Bidwel
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised with medical claims in 19th century ads
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for headaches, bad taste, coated tongue, and digestive distress and promotes Hood's Pills as the companion remedy priced at 25 cents. It also includes agricultural weather notes on wheat, corn, potatoes, millet, and hay, with a testimonial from Mrs. Bazille of Aberdeen about healing sores in her daughter after using Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
J. F. Bazille
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Broadbent's salt and farm equipment advertised locally
Broadbent's offers Diamond Crystal salt in three pound cartons and wholesale rock, barrel, and table salt for farmers in Davison, Hanson, Sanborn, and Aurora counties. Deering Ideal mower and hay rake promoted for haying season. Also notes Mrs. Skinner visiting relatives, a child fracturing an arm, a Republican committee meeting, and ads for Dr. King's New Discovery and One Minute Cough Cure with local drugstore trial offer.
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Broadbent's
Mary Skinner
Mt. Vernon
E. B. VanAlstine
Davison
Hanson
Sanborn
Aurora Counties
Broadbent
Chicken hunting dates debated in state law confusion
The Argus Leader weighs the prairie chicken hunting law from 1897 to 1893 amendments and the August 15 versus September 1 close season. Experts dispute whether the 1890 repeal or 1893 amendments left any valid rule governing killing prairie chickens. The article outlines conflicting interpretations and the legal ambiguity surrounding the current season.
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Argus-Leader
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