Local land listings and notices from Arnold and O Malley
Arnold and O Malley urge land listings while F J Kurka acts as local agent for lighting rods at the Dr Borst home northwest of the city. Ed Lins travels to Westby Wisconsin after a message that his father-in-law is seriously ill. various real estate and loan notices follow along with appointments and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kurka
Dr. Borst
Arnold & O.malley
Ed Lins
Westby
Wisconsin
Allen
Philip Harness Shop
F. H. Borst
Aberdeen
Philip Lumber Co
Ed Urton
Onida
Urton
Arnold & O'Malley Land Co
Edward Benedict
Hot Springs
Ned H. Benedict
George O'Connell
Philip
H. B. Dunbar
Wessington
Dunbar
E. C. Davis & Co
Wray Building
Winchester Hotel
Claude Ramsey Heads Soon for Winside Visit
Claude Ramsey left last evening for a ten day trip to his former home in Winside Nebraska to visit relatives. He has been offered a position on Winside's salaried ball team but has not decided whether to accept. Bielski Farm Loan Company writes fire insurance on farm buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ramsey
Winside
Nebr
Claude
Bielski Farm Loan Co
Vincent
Security Banking & Trust Co
Clifford Linch
Peter Kertzman
Hot Springs
O'Neal
Philip
Topbar
George E. Dover
Dave Lampert
Moe
Dover
Dr Inces Private Hospital CORE eee town news notes
Township poll books for sale at the Review office. Various residents visit or travel through Milesville and Topbar. Harness shop offerings and farm goods appear. A two housing rental ad and a land company pitch are noted. Catholic services schedule and local business trips are listed along with several farm and feed store items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Review
Wm. Hollinger
John O'Connor
Powell
Philip Harness Shop
Harry Radway
Milesville
City
First States Bank
O Conner Wins Two Falls In Miles City Handicap Match
In Miles ville Friday, Francis O Conner defeated Frank Peshek in a handicap wrestling match by two falls. First fall took ten minutes, second fall eighteen minutes. The event provided typical ring action and entertainment for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis O’conner
Frank Peshek
Milesville
O'Conner
Square Pies of His Youth and the Art of Cutting
Mr Oldsome recalls a newspaper advertisement for a grid dle to cook square pancakes and describes square pies baked in straight side oblong tins with square corners. He notes pies were pumpkin or custard, cut into six or eight square pieces, with corner pieces having more crust and filling preferences.
When Heine Saw Napoleon in Düsseldorf Avenue
The New York World recounts Heine witnessing Napoleon in Düsseldorf as a crowd presses the avenue. The emperor rides a small white horse in a green uniform while police orders ban riding loom, and followers ride behind him with drums and trumpets as the crowd shouts long live the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine
Napoleon
Palace
Dusseldorf
M. Lee
Emperor
New York World
Uses of Corn in Industry and Agriculture
Experts from the agricultural department list over thirty corn products excluding whisky including glucose varieties for syrups and candy, corn oil for paints and rubber substitutes, gum, alcohol, fusel oil, corn meal, and stalk derivations like cellulose for ship packing, varnish, paper pulp, and livestock feed. Cob meal aids digestion, serves as cork material, pipes, fuel, and cob ashes provide potash fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Kansas City
Salt Eaters and Peculiar Cravings
Idiosyncrasies show as a craving for salt rather than aversion to it. Some individuals eat salt by the teaspoonful, risking obesity and dropsy, yet salt intake can temporarily raise weight. A young woman who devoured salt at every meal gained about one half pound daily, often unable to fit into a previously loose dress.
Oldest Civic Regalia: London Lord Mayor’s Crystal Mace
The article describes the crystal mace of the Lord Mayor of London dating from Laton times, with a crystalline shaft and jeweled head, about eighteen inches long. It notes the mace as the oldest civic regalia, symbolising sovereignty and London’s historic independence, shown only at the Lord Mayor’s induction on November 8 and at coronations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Laton
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Paris Green
Pioneer Pharmacy
F. G. Schwartz
Prop
Philip Weekly Review
North Center St
South Dakota
J.D. Rainey
Advan
Eral
Rans Alte P
R. Cj & M Ww. Ry
Rapid City
Arras Tha Prin Ily
Pierre
Arnold & O'Malley
Bielski Farm Loan Company
John Laughlin
United States
Hughes County
J.J. DeLay
Huron
Omaha
R. B. Driver
State Dental Association
Driver
M. E. Ladies Aid
Ince
Zehner
Lawrence Hill
Milwaukee
Alfred Edman
Oren Delong
Nowlin
Quigg
Peter Jennen
Jerry Jarman
LL. Bratager
Sioux Falls
Hargesheimer
W. L. Wilkinson
BOA
Dr. Ince
Core Eee
West Pine St
M. Chambers
Nitteberg
IS. Sells
Ww. Hadden
Sam Parrott
Sam Campman
Floyd Boyce
Dupree
Mrs. M. C. Magee
Charles Goergen
Nels Morris
Eldow
J. Edwards
Hartley
Philip, S. D
Emil Peterson
Wm. Parker
Hartwick Land Company
F. A. Hart
Will Mann
John Griffin
Fred
Busij
J. C. Burns
Robertson Lumber Yard
Tom Cameron
D. B. Boyce
Cottonwood
Olaf Ayen
Elbon
George Odegaarden
E. A. Morrison
J. Hollenbeck
Hilland
Borrent
Chambers
West Oak Street
Kent
Jence
Lana Holks
Wes
Larson’s
Hargesheimer Grape
Mr. Oldsome
A. A
Hartwick's
Hoffman's Hotel
Henry Hoffman
Sie
Philip, S. B
Batiste
Dimitys
Chambrays
Dreas
White Gooda
Red Goose
Hunt
H. A. Kumm
Mulleague Grocery
Pali S.D
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