County Officials Win Republican Control In Local Board
The county elected officials shift to Republican hands with several offices filled by Republicans. New treasurer, clerk, sheriff, coroner, and auditor positions are described as capable and satisfactory, with praise for prior service and plans to continue public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althugh
J Haynes
Vernon
Hayes
Clerken, M
Bobb Hs
Cattrell
Dora
Bobb
Ges . Brooks
Manger
Adf
A. R. Gisten
Isionas
United States
Hitchcock
Pirates
R. F. Dondass
Mateh
H.B. Anterson
D. Stedris
Fragmentary note recalls religious rites and theft at church
A damaged text fragment references a church event or service and mentions theft or loss. It includes scattered names and phrases about witnesses and a curfew, with unclear chronology and multiple unreadable sections. The snippet hints at a past incident tied to a religious setting but lacks coherent details.
Auction Sparks Tongue In A Porridge Pot Jest
An auction in a Scotland village features a porridge pot as the centerpiece. The auctioneer’s display draws a snappy comment from the beadle, who challenges the bidder with a witty retort about the tongue.
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Scotland
Maister McTavish
Kye
Described wrapper pattern with Watteau pleats and trims
The article outlines a ladies wrapper with a fitted lining and walking length, featuring a princess back and front loosened by a belt. A Watteau plait at the back and front is used, sleeve choice favors comfort, and a dainty finishing wrap may be made in dishmere. Seven and a quarter yards of material needed for medium size.
Keeping a Fashion Alive You Have Heard of
Fashion notes discuss how accessories like hair bows corsages and rosettes influence style. Jewelry and butterfly motifs appear in designs with ostrich tips and jeweled feathers while soft figured Japanese silk shapes gowns showing figure lines within tasteful limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syulgar
The Popular Jacket in Seventeenth Century Fashion
The piece describes a medium length velvet jacket popular in the seventeenth century. It features a tight waist, knee-length skirt, a wide black braid trim, a four high standing collar, squared mannish lapels, and a slightly cut away front below the waist with a rounded corbér.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prac
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Sufferer
George F. Morse, 67, of Leominster Massachusetts, writes a testimonial praising Paine's Celery Compound after malaria chills and fever left him underweight for a year. He reports losing 60 pounds, then regaining 50 pounds and health within a year of using the medicine. Wells & Richardson Co. distribute the remedy.
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Paitte
George F. Morse
Wells & Richardson Co
Paine
Leominster
Mass
Old Lady Defies Smoking Seat Rules On Car
On a Broadway streetcar an elderly foreign lady refused to move from a rear smoker seat after a conductor warned that only smokers could sit there. She calmly produced a black pipe and match, smoking as passengers watched. the conductor failed to remove her.
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Andy
Cer
Condustor
Imdis
Fats
Local Penny Pinching Patient and the Two Shilling Trick
A Yorkshire town tale shows a deaf man visiting a doctor for a bruised finger. The doctor offers a nominal dose of charity and charges two shillings sixpence, which the man pays believing he has caused the doctor to lose money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
London
Comiplaint Echoes In Town and Country Dialogue
A terse exchange questions professional value and practice amid a social discussion. The dialogue portrays youth and elders debating the meaning of the profession and its status in town and country life.
Young America Dreams of Skin Deep Futures
A brief quote from the New York Times captures a father guiding his son toward a future in dermatology, with the boy replying he plans to become a dermatologist. The exchange reflects early ambitions and parental encouragement.
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America
New York Times
Eminent Last Words and Tales of Li Hung Chang
A report recounts stories of famous last words and the reliability of such anecdotes. It cites Dr Robert Coliman Jr and Dit Velde as observers of Li Hung Chang before the Chinese statesman’s death, noting the tale of a pie request and doubts about verbatim utterances.
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William Pitt
Li Hung Chang
Robert Collman, Jr
Philadelphia
Colman
Prince Sulord
China
Dit Velde
Collman
Velde
Bick Tan
Dr. Coliman
Mixed statues misled Glasgow visitor to Watt statue
A rural Scottish visitor in Glasgow was shown a list of statues and kept misidentifying them. He was led to the Sir John Moore statue as the best figure, and later arrived at the James Watt statue in a sitting posture, due to unclear directions.
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Glasgow
Sir John Moore
Goef
James Watt
Odd Man Exclaims About Seen Him Fast
A puzzled speaker recalls a prior sight and concludes with the exclamation Odd man He sat down since I saw him fast, revealing a curious reflection on the identity of what was before him.
Banter at Dramatists' Banquet and Ship Names Lore
Witty remarks by Wilton Lackaye at a Dramatists' banquet are recounted with other theatre and ship naming anecdotes. Augustin Thomas and Charles Klein contribute opinions on American drama while Captain Lindsay explains why ships bear grand, mythic names, citing Cymric and Oceanic as examples and hinting at future Seasic. A bishop's grace tale closes the snippet with a jest on champagne versus claret.
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Eli
Wilton
Mar Wiic
Bith
Lackaye
Lsee
Augustis Thomas
Thomas
Maine
Charles Klein
Colorado
Wilton Lackaye
Charles Frohmih
Arizona
Marshall P. Wilder
H. St. George
Lindsay
Celtic
Cymric
Cedric
Georgic
Corinthic
Hathaway Advertises Medical Expert in Sioux City
An endorsement touts Dr. Hathaway as the best and most experienced medical specialist. The notice claims no patchwork in his approach and offers free booklets and confidential guidance from associated physicians. Address: 78 Commercial Block, Fourth & Nebraska Streets, Sioux City, Iowa.
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Dr. Hathaway
Hela
Associated Physicians
J. Newton Hathaway, M.D
Fourth & Nebraska Sts
Siowk City
Iowa
Guardianship and estate notice in Mitchell court 1902
In the matter of guardianship of Coli Olending and the estate of Laer or vol ins, the court orders sale and publication. Next of kin and interested parties must appear. notice published in the Mitchell newspaper for three weeks. Dated December 17, 1902. By the Court W Abbey County Judge.
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Ste
Cota
Coli
B. Hager
Laer
Soldwart
Mitchell Apse
Mitchell
W. Abbey, i
E. H. Winsor
Creditors Notice in Estate and Bankruptcy Proceedings
Notice to creditors of the estate of Albert Dyrhart and of the bankruptcy case against Karl in the District Court of South Dakota. Creditors must file claims within six months after first publication. Dated November 25, 1902, and January 5, 1903, by Albert executor and Henry Murray clerk.
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Ee Dyrhart
Albert E.art
Davison
Albert
D. Epetans
District Court of the
United States
District of
South Dekh
Bankrup
Karl
Banat
Henry Aj Murra
Retérpe
Hanpusty
Botiymnee
Notice of Creditors Automatic Seal Adjudication
The text appears to announce a legal proceeding involving creditors and a sale asset dated January 3, 1908. It mentions a court or counts and a declaration of some kind concerning property or goods. The fragmentary lines suggest proceedings to appoint or declare someone in charge of distributing proceeds to creditors.
Estate of K Holtz Administrator Notice
Estate of A fate sto the tors of and all pe pateane natin said eee ei a TuRp ERTL YD: the first pubson it is Lot ministrator at his office int the i the county of Davison Dated Jan 8 1908 A:EB Administrator of the estate at Fetes Batis deceased.
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K Holtz
County of
Davison
Fetes Batis
School Money Funds Seized by County Auditor
A fragmented notice from Mitchell South Dakota dated December 8, 1902, announces a county action involving ten thousand dollars belonging to a person named Scott Davison and Joan. The county auditor directs further information from the county auditor's office.
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Davison County
Joan
Bebod
Texan’s Release From Mexican Jail Praised by Diplomats
An American Texan held in a Mexican jail during the Spanish American era was released after diplomatic intervention. Mexican sentiment against an American sparked a rescue effort, with the embassy and ministerial officials involved in obtaining his freedom.
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Bill Digiemenes
Mexico
United States
Agremonte
Texita
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Marseilles
Dumas
Hig
Palmer
Ul Sanat
Atreny Jitehel A
Jesus
Dalton
Burlington, Vt
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Wilberforce
DE. Hathaway
Sidwell Heald
William B
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Teac
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Letcher
Sanbo
South Dakota
Iteilita
Cease
S.A
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Attorrey
Nuoe
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Scott
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