Mitchell corn palace marks financial success and grateful note
Mitchell officials wrap up the corn palace run with a financial review, noting overall success despite outstanding bills. President J O Gale led efforts to secure Banda Rossa and manage attractions amid a lively Main Street program and donated funds.
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Mitchell
J. O. Gale
Gale
Orn
al Waeh
Boars Walters
Daurver
Torre
Teyamoe
Psisos
Bing
Monumental corn palace exhibits praised by state residents
The article lauds J. K. Smith and Mitchell for showcasing county exhibits in the palace building, boosting the event's success. It notes ongoing agricultural focus, plans for a larger palace next year, and a potential agreement with a top U.S. band for musical features. Miss Julia Filbridge from West Cornwall, Conn, endorses Burdock blood bitters with a personal cure quote.
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Mitchell
Smith
United States
Burdock Hiood Bitters
Julia Filbridge
West Cornwell, Conn
Barnum Says You Must Pay Before Entering
A humorous rule from a circus entrance quarrel where Roman asks to go in without paying. Barnum replies you can pay without entering but not enter without paying. The tale closes with a nod to relief products from Dr Thomas.
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Barnum
Roman
New Hero Ranger and Burglar Escape
Fragmentary report recalls Smythe claiming a burglar with a revolver cheered by Dursias while officers were called. Browne-Well notes a sharp escape as Abe maneuvered a chair, a curious scene with a mouse.
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Smythe
Polies
Browne
Dursias
Abe
Baltimore American
The Twelve Jurors in an Ancient Trial
A fragment describes an ancient trial where twelve jurors judge a prisoner. It references Vikings and a chieftain selecting twelve men to decide the fate of a poisoner, noting the community’s reliance on a jury of peers.
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Davis
Washington
District of Columbia
Navy
Int Civil Service
Lin‘Ma
Baltimore All Ohio
White House
Alisworth
Alexandria
War
Maadt
Mally Acrea
Imiec
Ctemee
Pivsi Strest
North Wa
Jeter Atreaute
D Street
Payne Teas
Fowlers Taner Public Notice Irregular Letters
A garbled notice lists names and phrases from a community message. The readable parts refer to a Dr. Fowler and a street name, with scattered words that hint at an ongoing public or personal matter. The fragmentary text provides no clear action or deadline.
State Emissions New York Week Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions state emissions in New York Week. Readable parts reference actions by state agencies and timelines, with unclear details. This summary captures only identifiable entities and generic event framing.
Headless horse statue arouses Washington observers
A Washington letter describes the Sherman statue on a viewable horse with the neck carved to the right creating a visible head only from certain angles. The piece notes the front location and debates its suitability, along with Civil War era references and related city plans.
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William Tecumseh Sherman
Treasury Department
Publc
Fifteenth Street
Sherman
Pennsylvania Avenue
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