Three Holstein bulls for sale and farm notices
Local notices show three registered Holstein bulls for sale by John Rensink and Herman Meyn. D Kruse shipped a fine Holstein bull to H J Smith in Algona today. Mrs John Steenhoven Sr ill with plurisy but improving slowly. Mrs Cora Rickebaugh of Sibley visits her parents in Boyden. C F Blessing moves household goods into the Connel house. Ed Lanning returns to Gary S Oak to tend to work after a pleasant visit.
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John Rensink
Herman Meyn
D. Kruse
H.J. Smith
Algona
John Steenhoven Sr
Cora Rickebaugh
Sibley
Mrs Moorman
Boyden
Ed. Lanning
Gary
S. Oak
Old Cottonwood Poultry Farm Hatchery Ad
Pure Bred Barred Rocks eggs for hatching 25 cats per dozen in any sized order. Eggs delivered in town on Saturday if ordered during the week. PJ Stientjes.
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Eoeos
PJ. Stientjes
First Annual Borden Alumni Association Meeting Scheduled
The first annual meeting of the Borden Alumni Association will be held at the town hall on Monday evening April 29. Members are urged to attend. Maud Jackson serves as secretary.
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Borden Alumi Association
Maud Jackson
Iowa Homestead
Iowa
Children’s Wash Suits Sold By A. V. B. Co
Children’s wash suits available for ages 3 to 10 years priced from 55 cents to 1.50 dollars at A. V. B. & Co. with a selection described as practical and affordable for families.
Distinction and Power Threat in Lincoln Lyceum Speech
The passage cites a warning from Mr. Lincoln’s Springfield Lyceum address about a fearless leader seeking distinction and power. It argues such a figure would require national unity and intelligent citizens to resist. The Omaha Daily Bee reprinted this 1912 speech excerpt, noting its cautionary tone on ambition and institutional safeguards.
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Lincoln
Young Men's Lyceum
Springfield
Omaha Daily Bee
Taft Advocates Agriculture Aid and Conservation
Taft urges continued support for science based farming in the Agriculture Department with emphasis on soil conservation and food and drug regulation. He highlights soil mapping the forest and meat inspection programs as essential, noting five year fruition and broad benefits to the public. A testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is included.
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Taft
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Wilson
United States
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Meat Inspection Service
Chamberlain
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First National Bank
Empire Loan and Investment Company
G. L. Stoehr
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