Hand County Dakota Land For Sale Auction Notice
Hand County South Dakota land for sale details multiple tracts. 160 acres near railroad with springs at $15.00 per acre. 160 acres smooth prairie at $22.00 with half down and five years remaining. 320 acres at $21.00 with $2,000 held four years at 6 percent. 160 acres improved with house barn water and grove at $5,600 plus $3,700 cash and $1,900 in five payments. 320 acres near county seat Miller with house barn granary artesian well at $46.00 per acre half cash and five years. All money makers. sale before March 1, 1909.
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Iowa
Young Grove
Public Auction of Schippers Property Listing
Public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday January 30 1909 at 3 oclock. Property described as the East half of lot 5 block 28 known as the Schippers property 24 blocks West of square at J S Jelsma s Real Estate office South side of square. J S Jeusma Agent N Bo Anb Auctioneer.
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Schippers
J. S. Jelsma
J. S. Jeusma
Agt
N. Bo.Anb, Auct
Wormhoudt Sells Shoes Cheap in Town
Pee Rete FIFIELD Mrs P Kooyman is on the sick list. Kate Verwers spent Sunday with Miss Lena Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Kooyman were passengers for Runnells Saturday night. Miss Jen Gardner spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Knox ville. Harlie Carpenter and John Verners were callers at Pella Saturday night. Willie Roush of Cordova was a caller at G W Carpenter Sunday evening. P Vanden Berg and G Carver were passengers for Des Moines Tuesday morning.
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Kate Verwers
Lena Carpenter
Mrs. Kooyman
Runnells
Jen Gardner
Knoxville
Harlie Carpenter
John Verners
Pella
Willie Roush
Cordova
G. W. Carpenter
P. Vanden Berg
G. Carver
Des Moines
Local Notices From Peoria and Surroundings
Peoria community notices report illness for Mrs Will Hunt and W N Hunt with improving conditions. Willie Mandlin shows signs of recovery after a serious illness. Arie de Jong leased a top horse. Rile Smith sold property to Mr Gysbert last Saturday. A stock sale is planned at Jacob Verwers on February 3 with Van Zante and Worth as auctioneers. The Taintor home talent entertainment was a success. Ely Springer near Taintor sold a load of chickens to a merchant last Thursday at 12c per pound. Laurie Dunwoody returned home last Saturday after a week visiting Oskaloosa.
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Arie de Jong
Rile Smith
Gysbert
W. N. Hunt
Willie Mandlin
Jacob Verwers
van Zante & Worth
Taintor
Ely Springer
Near Taintor
Laurie Dunwoody
Oskaloosa
Congregational meeting at Ebenezer church next Tuesday
The Ebenezer church will hold a congregational meeting next Tuesday. G. B. Versteeg's young daughter is seriously ill but recovering. Mrs. Christine van der Zyl arrived Tuesday afternoon to visit her daughter Mrs. L. Verploeg.
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The
Ebenezer Church
G. B. Versteeg
Christine van der Zyl
L. Verploeg
Bank opening anticipated in Leighton area
Mrs. Steven van der Zy of Pella left Monday after a brief stay with her brother John Visscher. J H Roovaart of Pella, elected cashier of the Farmers bank, was here on business. The Farmers bank will open in a few days. Rev Duiker Sr. of Pella visited with his son Rev W J D Duiker of Ebenezer church. Rev Gerritsen of Leighton preached in Harvey Saturday. Mrs John Visscher died Saturday and was buried at Porterville cemetery Tuesday. Jacob Veenstra, ill with gall stones, sought a Des Moines specialist and returned home much encouraged. The Brak of Pella arrived Tuesday to begin work at Versteeg & Tuyssel. He will fill the vacancy left by John Orven who plans to move to South Dakota around March 1.
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Steven van der Zy
Pella
John Visscher
J. H. Roovaart
Farmers Bank
Leighton
Duiker Sr
W. J. D. Duiker
Ebenezer Church
Gerritsen
Christian Reformed Church
Harvey
Porterville
Jacob Veenstra
Des Moines
the Brak of
Versteeg & Tyssseling
John Orven
South Dakota
Free Kidney and Bladder Pills Offered to Readers
A Chicago firm, C. DeWitt & Co., offers each reader a free full box of Kidney and Bladder Pills for trial. Send your name and address to 203 205 LaSalle Ave, Chicago, postpaid, to receive the gift and mention the paper. If you suffer backache or weak kidneys, this advertisement promises relief.
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C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
E. C. de Witt & Co
LaSalla Ave
Groceries Instead of Whiskey Card Circulated in Ohio Town
The Christian Advocate reports that a dozen grocery firms in an Ohio town are circulating a card advocating temperance by urging shoppers to substitute groceries for whiskey. The effort highlights local business involvement in social reform and Prohibition era concerns.
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Christian Advocate
Ohio
Uncle Hod Gets No Gas Tooth Pulling Laugh
In a county seat dentist visit Uncle Hod Rowdybush refuses gas to save a dollar, insisting on knowing when the tooth is pulled. His groans afterward suggest he got his dollar's worth of satisfaction from the painful extraction.
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Uncle Hod Rowdybush
Uncle Hod
Hod
Ninety and Nine Hymn Story From Sankey Funeral
Rev Dr C H Locke recounts at Ira D Sankey funeral how Ninety and Nine came to be sung. Moody asked for the song after a sermon on The Good Shepherd. Sankey briefly touched an A flat on the organ and the poem “The Lost Sheep” became the memorable hymn.
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Ira D. Sankey
C. H. Locke
Sankey
Dr. Locke
Brooklyn Beagle
Edinburgh
Mr. Moody
Mr. Sankey
Dying Trees Coincide With Kelvingrove Garden Tale
Glasgow Herald notes rising death of city trees blamed on smoke. A correspondent recounts John Pattison planting five trees in Kelvingrove to mark his five sons. Two sons died early 1800s, three survived to after 1850, leaving three trees. On Matthew’s death night one tree fell. on Frederick and John’s deaths, another tree fell, seen as a singular coincidence.
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Glasgow
John Pattison
Kelvingrove
Matthew
Frederick
John
Glasgow Herald
Encouraging the Boy to Hunt Lions and Explore
Mr. Erastus Pink ley tests Pickaninny Jim with homely tasks to shape a young hunter. He jokes about camelback daring and Arctic training by retrieving a cow, then mocks his talk of grand ambitions as winter approaches.
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Erastus Pinkley
Pickaninny
Jim
Yassir
North Pole
Girl in Spring Costume Pleads at Station Gate
A charming young girl in a delightful spring costume pleads with the station master at the platform gate to let her through. Her request is refused as the man in charge states it cannot be allowed.
Waiting at the Platform for His Return
A gate keeper lets a young woman pass to meet a arriving train. He imagines her married life or a lover, then notes a radiant girl accepts a pug dog from a porter. She exits with a beguiling smile as the gate man jokes he should be at the asylum, not here.
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Innatic Asylum
Fled From Threatened Wrath in Cemetery Nut Dispute
A tale from The News recounts two boys picking nuts in a cemetery, dropping two, and debating fair division aloud. A passerby overheard them and told a second man of their joke about the devil and the Lord dividing people, prompting both observers to flee in fear.
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Lsten
Comfort Versus Salary In a Stenographer Case
A man argues a stenographer earning seven dollars weekly is worth more to business than pay, valuing comfort and loyalty over higher wages. He notes the worker’s reluctance to move due to contentment and family ties, while contrasting this with money-minded bosses missing life’s sweetness. The piece then discusses fashion cycles and progress, citing Prof. B A Ross on social psychology.
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Dlo
B. A. Ross
Blanketing Autos in Cold Weather Practice
The article explains winter care for cars kept outdoors, noting motorists cover radiators and bonnets to seal out cold air and protect the engine and water circulation. It emphasizes preventing freezing and maintaining proper engine operation in low temperatures.
The Dancers of Java in East Indies ceremony
In Java and Bali both Dutch possessions guests expect native actors and dancers at weddings. A wedding without such a performance would scandalize guests and shame the parents as inviting misfortune. Such neglect is rare among locals.
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Java
Bali
East Indies
Noted Des Moines Attorney Voices Restored Vision
Prominent Des Moines attorney and G A R member Major Charles McKenzie, a renowned lecturer, praises Dr A H Weber for restoring his eyesight after rapid decline. He recalls fearing loss of ability to practice law at age 76, and credits treatment and specially ground glasses for normal vision.
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Des Moines
Charles McKenzie
A. H. Weber
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Red Valley
L. Stegeman
Pella, Iowa
Stegeman Land Co. Miller, So. Dak
Fifield
Peoria
Mrs
Will Hunt
John van Nieuwenhuyzen
John van
Sake van Zante
Chas. Porter
Gateman
Keables
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