New depot to be enlarged after crowded opening
Tafayette town board meets on a Saturday hearing for a 9 petition to create a new cartway near the town. A new saloon at Klesener was dedicated on New Year’s Day drawing crowds to Hauenstein’s lager. Community notes report Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swenson hosting guests on New Year’s, changing dairy staff, and local farming moves including Geo. Raycraft’s marriage to Thoreda Raschke. Agent Smith announces the U. & N. W. depot opening with a small baggage room, plan to widen the depot in spring.
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Board of Supervisors
Tafayette
Frank Gruber
Peti
Klesener
Hauenstein
Anton
Robert Simmer
New Ulm
Agent Smith
Adam
Kodol Digests Food Aids Stomach Against Disorder
A quoted endorsement from Eugene A. Pletterte explains that Kotter aids the stomach by supplying natural gastric juices, easing nervous tension, and letting inflamed nerves rest. Kodol then digests food to help digestive organs convert meals into rich blood.
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Kotter
Korot
Eugene A. Pletterte
Village Notes From Millisheim District and Nearby
Cor Chantbard returns home from school for vacation in Millisheim. Lofetedt ships a war of hoge ti Bt Pav and plans another shipment this week. A son of F Wellman of Lakeansks travels to New Utn by rail for the first time. Farmers Stage clerk error. Mira Ablavsa and Ole dohuenn and Olof Green attend a suit. Rug Synsteby ill. parents fear scarlet fever though he is improving. Mrs Chriat Moe returns to St James after a stay. The Crownert heads of nations, The Pieh nen, pooe hen and misers AML join in tribute to GeWare. Little Early Risers Pill praise from S. Antonio, Texas, for curing constipation and liver troubles.
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Lofetedt
F. Wellman
Lakeansks
New Utn
GeWare
Willians
San Antonio
Tex
Pilla
Sleepy Eye News Briefs Under Local Notes
Mrs. Mary Cordell and her children from Clarkfield visit at Mrs Amanda Kelley’s home. M. C. Schade test for Indians point. A four month absence planned starting Friday. Chris Arveson earned 48 percent from a relative in his native county. Andrew Aron involved in local mining business at Morgan. Mellenthin moved back.
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The
Herald
Mary Cordell
Clarkfield
Amanda Kelley
Cordell
M. C. Schade
Indians Point
Chris Arveson
Andrew Aron
Morgan
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Claimed Cures Piles
A readable ad claims Hoxonep Domaxs 4 Box by H Tisdale of Somerton endorses DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. The testimonial states it cured piles after 20 years and doctors and medicines failed, describing relief for piles, sores, cuts, and skin diseases with the salve’s antiseptic and emollient properties.
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H. A. Tisdale
Somerton
DeWatt
DeWit
Springfield Notes from the County and Local Visits
County Commissioner B J Miller of Couhray has recovered from a severe illness. Miss Annie Kuech left for a visit at Sleepy Eye and New Ulm then to St Paul. Miss Lulu Converse visited Sleepy Eye with Ollie Gallagher and stayed with friends here. Jobo Dombrowski suffered serious injuries Christmas Eve and may lose a foot but is doing as well as possible. Mr and Mrs Geo Kruegel visited relatives in New Ulm and will stay the rest of the week. L Gilbertson of Leavenworth visited a brother Hina Gilbert and plans to stay at Scott's parents Willow Lake.
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Fadubeat
L. & B. Creamery
Obie
Mex Johnson
Jie
Wiener County
Ta & B
Imi
Julingom
Suil
Latayetbe
Otto Fergke
Geo. Lindemane
Jos. Diepolder
Lafayette
Rye
Reniole
Uome
Raschke
Geo. Raycraft
Thoreda Raschke
Thamas Barbour
Mankato
Sleepy Eye
Annie Kuech
New Ulm
Way
St. Paul
Lulu Converse
Ollie Gallagher
Jobo Dombrowski
Geo. Kruegel
Lamberton
Christos
L. Gilbertson
Leavenworth
Rom & Brother
Hina Gilbert
Scott
8. Belli
Willow Lake
Unconscious Girl Recovers After Croup Attack
After a sudden croup attack in Chester Michigan a girl recovered rapidly following administration of Que Minute Cough Cure and relief from swelling and inflammation. The testimonial credits the remedy with curing coughs colds grippe and throat and lung troubles and notes it leaves the throat clear and lungs able to supply oxygen.
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Anys
A. le Spafford
Chester
Mich
Pfefferle
Appointive Sheriff Aide Named Deputy Coroner in Brown County
Dr J A Prim appointed deputy county coroner by county coroner Dr Prieche of New Ulm Brown Co. Irene Franklin visiting sister Blaoche Franklin at Liesenfelds Salim. Several youths attended Bir and Mime Oscar Erickson home event Saturday evening with pleasant social time.
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Bir
Oscar Erickson
Comfrey to See Brick Bank Building and Charity Ball
The 1908 plans include a two story brick building for State Bank of Comfrey reflecting rising business. Albert M Réuite visits from Balfour while sister Mary Renner awaits a Sleepy Eye trip. A charity ball Saturday January 17 with Linderemith’s orchestra invites support to start the year.
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Albert M. Réuite
Deere & Weller Bompany
Balfour
Mary Renner
Sleepy Bye
Heron Lake
Comfrey
State Bank of Comfrey
Linderemith
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
A historic ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward for a cure that cannot be achieved. It lists B J Cheney Co Toledo as makers and cites endorsements from Wist Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo. The cure is described as internal and affecting blood and mucous surfaces with price seven cents per bottle and testimonials offered free.
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Hall
B.j.cheney & Co
Toledo
PF. J. Cheney
Wist & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnan É& Marvin
O. Hall
Fairfax Hay-Stack Straws and Local Moves
Er Hoffmann the cigarmaker has stayed with his parents at New Ulm for several days as Gustav Albrecht and A Vupel visited the farmer's brother Rev I P Albrecht. Frances Reiwitzer and Luneta Palmer traveled to New Ulm for a few days with relatives. Asa Wallace assumes business charge of the Fairfax Standard next week and edits the paper. Attorney Eckwiele of New Ulm expects an acquittal for Frank Tanke at the district court session, while the jury may convict. Senator and Mrs A N Hicks and family plan to move to St Paul for the legislative session, renting rooms near the capital. The Fairview Standard address will be 642 Wabasha Street. Very low rates to National Live Stock Convention in Kansas City with excursion return.
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Er. Hoffmann
New Ulm
Gustav Albrecht
Asa
Wallace
Fairfax Standard
Atorney Eckwieie
Tanke
St. Jags
Distret Court
A. N. Hicks
St. Paul
Wabasha
Kansas City
Vie
Nogtn-Wentine
Wax Palm of the Andes Kept for Practical Uses
The wax palm grows up to nearly 200 feet in the Andes thriving on plains and mountains. The wood is tough and used in carpentry. Wax from the tree is harvested from pits between trunk and fronds and is used for making candles. A peon can gather twenty to thirty pounds from each tree.
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Andes
Measure of Success in labor and art echoes through quotes
The passage blends John Ruskin and Gray reflections on success and witness, noting how distant aims widen the measure of achievement. A New York Tribune aside remembers Gray saying the ghost walks best in a country churchyard, with duns and blues as a pun on his colors.
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John Ruskin
Gray
New York Tribune
Ambrose Biopher's Reply on Etiquette Rule Trigger
A Cleveland officer named Biopher explains that his action of turning his back to the enemy was considered a breach of etiquette. The exchange occurs as an interested friend questions a possible offense. The Philadelphia Record reports the incident.
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Philadelphia Record
Stop Look Listen Stop Signs Advised on Travel
A Baltimore American quotation explains a safety rule seen at a railroad crossing. The sign urges travelers to stop look and listen to prevent accidents at crossings.
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Baltimore American
Left Eyed People and Eye Dominance Observed
A New York Times excerpt discusses left eyed individuals created by reading and writing habits. It explains detection by ocular science students and notes left eye dominance as a habit forming trait.
A Collector's Frayer and the Hearne Manuscripts
A note on Hodgkin’s zeal for rare items cites Thomas Hearne’s devout gratitude for collecting. An 18th century prayer, praising providence, is quoted as surviving in Bodleian manuscripts. Haame is noted as an assistant at the London Chronicle.
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Hodg-kin
Thomas Hearne
Jesus Christ
Bodleian
Haame
Abrahin
London Chronicle
Balzac Passwords and a Bishop's Wit
A fragment notes Balzac’s guarded Parisian house with clever passwords like plum season hints and lace phrases. It closes with a Connecticut bishop joking about a Western bachelor tax, illustrating wit across eras and locales.
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Balsze
Balzac
Chaillot
Rue Des Batailles
Mme. Bertrand
Misa Wormley
Captain and Pilot Boxing the Compass
Dialogue fragment shows a family chat where the father is the head of the house and the son claims to be the pilot. The exchange playfully assigns nautical roles to family members with a joke about boxing the compass.
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Little Jack
Papa
Jack
Lille
Quips on Youth Health and Generations From Old Texts
A collage of aphorisms and quotes on youth aging and wealth from Grady Holmes Tolstoy and Norman, reflecting on aging minds and family fortune. The piece interweaves snippets about long life ideas, parental legacy, and enlightenment through dialogue.
Desert lore and marvels from remote regions and curious tales
A collage of notes on desert life describing chuckwallas in the California desert and their drought resilience, birds entranced by snakes, Mohammedan beliefs about the Alkoran, Virginia’s slave Ben the Bell Ringer, a Bavarian balloon incident with a lark at 6000 feet, and other oddities.
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Saeda
America
Gabriel
Mohammed
God
Virginia
Commonwealth
Ben
University of Virginia
Albemarle
Highest Waterfall in Mexico Near Chihuahua Summit
A Mexican waterfall, claimed as possibly the highest in the world, is known as Busaseachic. It lies about 190 miles west of Chihuahua city near the Sierra Madre summit at 6,500 feet elevation, with a cascade drop of 978 feet.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Sierra Madre Mountains
Quashes William Asked Patron Over Real Pumpkin Pie
An exchange in the Chicago Tribune shows a regular patron debating whether to be born rich or lucky. The quip suggests preferring wealth to luck, and a nunlike Walter-sustere reply echoes the humor.
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William
Walter
Chicago ‘Tribune
Ixcharige
Vinci tonic promises strength for thin schoolgirls and women
An advertisement asserts that thin people are often ill and promotes Vinci Vinol a cod liver oil iron tonic that nourishes and stimulates appetite. It claims the product provides rapid nourishment and weight gain, with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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Vinci
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