Sold a Bunch of Cattle From Hereford Breeder C I F Raymond
C I F Raymond renowned Hereford breeder ships 18 head to J J C Ross of Mendocia Ontario. The carload, ages 6 to 18 months, includes 11 bulls and seven heifers. Raymond ranch lies about one mile east of town and upwardly standards his stock, making his name synonymous with the thoroughbred hereford class.
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C. IF. Raymond
J. & J.C. Ross
Mendocia
Ontario
Mr. Raymond
Milwaukee Roads
Raymond
Racing Circuit Meeting Aims To Reorganize In State
Secretary W. W. Davis of Chamberlain calls horsemen to meet in Mitchell on Monday evening March 30 to discuss reestablishing a southern state racing circuit this spring. Mitchell did not participate last year and no meet was held. Organizers hope for a good race meet this summer.
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W. W. Davis
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Sioux Falls Musical Festival Promises Grand Concerts
The Sioux Falls musical group led by W. W. Norton plans a festival in Sioux Falls on April 24 and 25. Thomas' Orchestra with six renowned solo singers will perform Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening. The effort relies on surrounding towns for support, with Mitchell residents already showing interest, and a delegation planned to attend.
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Sioux Falls
Musical People of
W. W. Norton
Thomas’ Orchestra
Mitchell
Governor Vetoes Real Estate Transfer Record Bill
The governor vetoed a late legislature measure requiring real estate transfer records to be kept in both the county auditor and register of deeds offices. He cited added workload on auditors and warned the bill would swell annual duties. Some allege its passage favored blank bookhouses by increasing demand for ledgers.
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Register of Deeds’ Office
Turkish Diplomat Musurus Bey Named Christian Ambassador
Stefanaki Musurus Bey, newly appointed Turkish ambassador in London, is identified as a Christian. The designation highlights religious background alongside his diplomatic role.
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Stefanaki Musurus Bey
London
Liniment Says It Cures All Ailments For Pets And People
A claim that the product will cure anything a liniment should cure mentions keeping it handy for human or animal injuries. No verifiable medical evidence is provided and the language targets broad, unspecified ailments.
Ingenious Tortures in Morocco Revealed in Cruel Punishments
The Kansas City Independent describes brutal Moroccan punishments used on offenders and suspects. It details methods such as pepper in the eyes, tying hands high, hot lime in the fist, iron glove with cold water, and prolonged confinement to force submission, ending in severe suffering or death.
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Morocco
Kansas City
A Rat's Teeth Show Remarkable Adaptation for Gnawing
The rat possesses four long sharp teeth, two upper and two lower, with a soft ivorylike core and a very hard enamel outer layer. Teeth constantly grow, wearing away on contact so a fresh edge remains, and misalignment or loss can cause opposing teeth to grow strangely, occasionally penetrating the skull.
Undertakers: royal influence and land grants in early 17th century England and Ireland
In 1614 England undertakers were influential men who undertook to secure submissive parliamentaries for King James I, headed by Lords Bacon, Somerset and Neville with limited success. In 1608 Irish undertakers were English and Scotch colonists allotted 2000 acres each, paying for six acres and excluding tenants. Neither historians nor dictionaries explain the burial term’s origin.
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England
James I
Bacon
Somerset
Neville
Ireland
Doctor Price and sugar lemon cure joke
A Philadelphia Press quip features Dr Price and a patient trading lines about a prescription cost of 75 cents and a joke about the doctor treating his own cold with sugar and lemon. The humor hinges on the doctor's absentminded misstatements and the price exchange.
Proof Positive Catarrh Cure Cited By Druggist
A Chicago News humor item features a stranger asking for a catarrh cure and a druggist praising his own preparation. The druggist claims twenty years of personal use and endorsement, implying a confident sales pitch in a brief exchange.
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Chicago News
Horribly Practical The Aunt
The Aunt tells a bristling tale about Sleeping Beauty in which questions arise about how the prince awakens the king’s daughter. The conversation shifts to a mother waking a child with a morning routine and a spoonful of cod liver oil.
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Sleeping Beauty
Hisie
State health is good in race death debate
The Minneapolis Journal argues against race death by own action as a remedy for South Dakota school staffing troubles. It cites high birth rates, low death rates, and immigrant families stressing teachers, noting Roosevelt's marriage guidance worsens teacher supply and plummets education capacity.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Doane Robinson
Roosevelt
South
Resolutions of Respect for John Colvin
Mitchell Lodge No 69 O U W adopts resolutions mourning the death of brother John Colvin. The lodge extends sincere sympathy to the family and friends, directs the records be updated, a copy sent to the bereaved, and notices published in local papers and the South Dakota Workman. Committee: A B McKeel, John J Gleason, G R Welch.
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John Colvin
Mitchell Lodge No
South Dakota
A. B. McKeel
John J Gleason
G. R. Welch
The Time to Do the Counting and a Clergyman Joke
In a historical anecdote Marshal Bugeaud dismisses precautions saying counting the enemy comes after beating them. A second tale features a boy declaring he wants to be a clergyman to impress ladies who would fuss over him and share their best foods.
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Johnny
The Obliging Friend Exchange
A brief dialogue centers on a friend politely deflecting a request. One says Griggs and the speaker love the listener, prompting a sly response that a future choice will not interest the requester. The other mentions informing Griggs.
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Griggs
His Strong Point in a Cat and Spaniel Exchange
A Philadelphia Press humor item features a spaniel musing that humans shed their form as animals after death. The cat responds that if ever human, it would have been a bird fancier, delivering a whimsical exchange between pet characters.
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Philadelphia Press
Venice Flood Forcing Nighttime Boat Travel
A brief humor item notes Mrs. Nouveau-Riche and her companion spent only one night in Venice due to streets being flooded and residents navigating by boat, a situation that prompted the quip about their short stay.
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Venice
Strange Legend Of Bulgarian Masons And Immured Wife
Nine master masons in a Bulgarian legend vow to immure the first arriving woman with breakfast. Manol of Curtea's men murder Flora of the Fields after their oath, embedding her blood in the wall. The tale notes a surviving custom of measuring shadows and burying a reed under the foundation stone.
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Manol of
Curtea
Manol
Bulgaria
Old Maids and Climate by Harper's Bazar
A quoted column argues climate shapes single women’s status more than opportunity. The author mocks the term old maids in the South, notes Southern teachers and pupils in love, and claims warm climates invite romance while New England’s cold weather fosters loneliness. The climate breathes love, the piece concludes.
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New England
Harper's Bazar
Polar Bear Hunts and London’s Highest Ground
A discussion on the polar bear as a coveted trophy and hunting tradition contrasts with a note on London’s topography. It cites early Icelandic sea rovers and the advent of repeating rifles reducing bear danger, then shifts to Ben Jonson’s era. The article locates the highest London point in Pannier Alley near Newgate Street with a stone pannier monument and an 1688 inscription, and notes Hempstead Heath as 424 feet above sea level, surpassing St. Paul’s cross.
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Greenland
Leslie’s Monthly
London
City of
Newgate Street
Paternoster Row
Ben Jonson
Greater London
Hempstead Heath
London Standard
Taking Care of the Heart
A physician argues that life is prolonged by attention to the heart and respect for its demands. Parents should teach children to pause and rest during play when they feel the heart throb against the chest, to avoid overtaxing this faithful servant.
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