Courtland Social Notes Highlight Local Activity
Mr John Garman hauled hay through Courtland Saturday Hoyt of Mankato greeted friends near Courtland last week Mr Hilburn delivered fine porkers to town Wm Freeburg of Courtland visited Sunday Eddie and Will Swanson were in Courtland Saturday Haghig Cooper of Semidia visited town Tebow Larson and Holmstrom settled land deals John Calvin bought alfalfa from Clifford Ross Farmers finished husking A Meraman helped Hoyt build his barn Estus Whitley and wife visited Republican City Saturday Gharley Holmstrom moved to his Courtland farm George Johnson of White Rock visited town Monday Nichol Baker and Garaan hauled hay through town early week
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Greenslade
Eddie
Will Swanson
Courtland
Haghig’ Cooper
Semidia
Estus
Whitley
Repubblic City
Gharley
Holmstrom
Scandia
Ourtland
George’ Johnson
White Rock
Local farm activity and holiday shopping notes
Mr Beem reports fat cattle in town Monday while John McGraw hauled corn. Greenslade bailed hay for Marten Heisz Tuesday and Workman hauled cobs Monday. Albin Anderson visited Greenslade early week. Diamonds at Brotchie’s and holiday specials at Palace Drive Store. Miss Ruby Hicks of Wayne died by self harm yesterday, reportedly due to a love affair disappointment.
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John McGraw
Greenslade
Marten Heisz
Mr. Workman
Albin Anderson
Ruby Hicks
Wayne
Mill Property For Sale Near Town
Property listing describes a 7 mile northwest location called the Mill property with a seven room house a barn and out buildings and two acres of ground. contact Jesse Nichols at phone 75.
Miss Emma. Sandell Arrives From Kansas City For Holidays
Miss Emma Sandell will arrive from Kansas City this evening to spend the holiday vacation with relatives here.
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Emma. Sandell
Kansas City
Fearful and Wonderful Head Attire of the 1763 Era
A London Chronicle excerpt from 1763 details extravagant female headwear of the time. Cushioned horsehair scaffolds, porter knots, straight hair, curled sides, powdered backs, and gauze caps with bands and tiny hats perched on towering hair. Later fashions moved to natural curls and oversized bonnets.
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London Chronicle
For Sale Second Hand Range at Cullers Hardware Store
A second hand range is offered for sale at Cullers Hardware Store. The listing notes the item is available now and priced to attract buyers seeking a functional kitchen appliance. Potential buyers should contact the store for details.
When a horse meets an automobile on the road
The article argues that in a collision risk with a horse motorists should pass at medium speed with minimal noise. It notes the tense moment is unpleasant for drivers and urges gasoline car owners to keep this danger in mind even when the vehicle is stationary. Country Life is America.
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America
Bracelet Revered From Genesis To Roman Times
The article traces a bracelet mentioned in Genesis weighing ten shekels, about five ounces, notes Roman use across genders, and cites ancient customs of betrothal bracelets for women. It then discusses military origins, later decorative use, and British royal emblems of authority in gold bands.
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Fosbroke
Kindergartner Teacher Tests Knowledge With Cat Lesson
A kindergarten teacher uses a family cat for a lesson on features. After a quiet start a boy pipes up loudly asking if you've never seen a kitten, highlighting the moment with humor.
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Cullers’ Hardware Store
Rogers
Rochester Nickle Plate
Rochester, New
York
Fish and Oysters
Weislogel & Goold
Courtland News
John Garman
Hoyt
Mankaton
Wm. Freeburg of
Tebow, Larson and
John Calvin
Clifford Ross
Husking. Com
Mr. Anmerman
Nichols, Baker and Garaan
Mr. Beem
Brotchie’s
Messrs
Gay and
Christy Whitney
Spencer Iowa
J. H. Cullers Home
Palace
Jesse. Nichols
Wilson & Smith
Rock Island
Brooklyn Times
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