Outing to Senver and G A R encampment plans
The September trip outlines three railway propositions for old soldiers and Relief Corps members to reach the national G A R encampment and related side tours. Routes include Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo or Portland via Denver and via Salt Lake to the Pacific coast, with details on tickets, stopovers, and special trains. Officials announce staff appointments and note land investment talks tied to Lyman County development and new banks along the railroad route.
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Denver
Relief Corps
W. A. Co
Wolgemuth
Becore Band
Denbee
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Portland
Salt Lake
California
Angeles
San Franscisco
Portme Eeeinar
Oregon
Burlingmaha
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Aberdeen
Field
Huron
Waterawe
Sioux
Orraile
Mitchell
Gall
Georgetown
Amie
Omaha
Agers
Colorado
Karback Building
15Th and
Douglas
Peparement of
South Dakota
Department of South Dakota
Ver
Eli
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Chey‘enne
Ioux City
Franklin Pickler
McKintzie
Chamberlain
C. S. Ka
Phil Kearney
Yankton
Andrew Baywiy
Robert Peterson
Otes Bludbilder Promises Vitality and Strength
An advertisement touts Ote’s Bludbilder as a tonic that energizes and builds the body. It claims to brighten eyes and strengthen the frame and offers a bottle for one dollar through “mrupgists.”
Sioux City Journal Reports Boom in Lyman County Lands
A Lyon County business syndicate has acquired 11 200 acres west of Chamberlain for 125 000 dollars as Milwaukee Road development promises growth in agriculture and commerce. The tract includes seventy quarter sections and features rising land in the region. M Parsons of Rock Rapids is a noted lawyer connected to the deal.
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Ker
Sioux City
Parson
Charles Shade
First National Bank
Rock Rapids
J. W. Roach
S. Wold
O. Keck
W. H. Bradley
Larchwood
Wold
Iowa Commission Company
Chicago
Parsons
Lyman County Land and Investment Company
Oacoma
Reliance
Hotch City
Presho
Lyman County
Sioux City Journal
Chamberlain
D. D
Milwaukee Tailroad
Lyon County
M. Parsons
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea For Children
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea regulates the stomach and bowels and soothes young stomachs after feedings. It offers natural sleep for children and is sold by Scallin Bros for 35 cents.
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Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Scallin Bros
My Friend From Arkan Saw at Opera House**
Robert Sherman’s company presented My Friend From Arkansas at the opera house Monday evening to a large audience in warm weather. The four act comedy featured Fred Hubbard, Lou Suturtz, Eugene Robinson as Tom Howe, Harry Mates as Edgar Weldon, Shawrence Peterson as Sam Tobin, George Clark as Zip Coon, with Bessye Mayer as Nell Coon and Marjoria Mason as the mother. The troupe drew hearty applause for lively, amusing scenes and strong performances, especially Mr Howe’s engaging delivery. Cole's Carbolic salve advertisement follows noting quick relief for burns and cuts and value to keep on hand.
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Robert Sherman
Arkansaw
Opera House
Fred Hubyard
Lou Suturtz
Eugene Robinson
Tom Howe
Harry Mates
Edgar Weldon
Shawrence Peterson
Sam Tobin
George Clark
Zip Coon
Mr. Howe
Bravo
Power of speech marks man apart from brute, unless abuse
A Detroit Tribune aphorism notes speech as a distinguishing trait but condemns spousal abuse, stating that even strong words fail to excuse harm within marriage. It frames language as a civilizing force yet condemns domestic violence.
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Detroit ‘Tribune
Blood and vigor myth in a 19th century health ad
A long fragment presents a health claim that blood quality and quantity fuel body tissues and energy. It cites Dr A W Chase nerve pills as cures and includes a testimonial from George Harkins in Wilmerding Pa. Also includes miscellaneous humorous and literary clippings about essays, mysteries, and antiquities.
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A. W. Chase
George Harkins
Westinghouse Avenue
Wilmerding
Pittsburg
Borut
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicnl Company
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Scallin Bros
Oaks and Jewelry
Mitchell, S. D
Spiders See Distinct Range of Vision and Sensory Cues
The article reports experiments suggesting spiders have a vision range of at least a foot and discusses whether sight or hearing governs perception in lower animals. It notes mice detect air motions inaudible to humans and recounts a quip about patent expert Harvey Waters and Rufus Choate regarding unreadable writing.
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Harvey Waters
Rufus Choate
Mr. Choate
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Wills Creek Coal Co
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Ashboro
N.C
Scalim Bros
Metropolitan Commercial College
Hennepen Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Boxrud Block
Redwing
United States
Northwest
G. M. Langum