Union Notes and Local Happenings in Hardy Area
Will McDowell of Hardy visited relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Sundine were married February 25 at the bride’s home with Rev Swan officiating. Clarence Simpson has a new buggy and a church social at Mt Tates raised over seven dollars for the church.
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Will McDowell
Hardy
Robert G. ‘Sundine
Swan
Scandia
Mary Lervold
Ross Mahagen
F. Berggren
John .Sundine
Union Two
Mr. Berggren
Mr. Sundine
Mt. Tates
District 48 Ladies Endeavor Society Meeting Note
District 48 Ladies Endeavor Society met with Mrs Simpson and will meet Miss Effie Loofboutrow next on Wednesday March 11. Mr and Mrs Dr Hart and Mr and Mrs Bert Walter plan to travel to Washington next Tuesday. Effie Loofboutrow Harlie Bowling and Harry Gile visited B P Bartlett's. Chester Loofboutrow Karl Kelly baled hay near Chester Nebraska. Mrs George Walter has been
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Ladies Endeavor Society
Simpson
Hart
Bert Walter
Washington
Effiie Loofboutrow
Harlie Bowling
Harry Gile
B.P. Bartlett’s
Chester Loofboutrow
Karl Kelly
Chester
Nebr
Baling Hay
George Walter
Proverbs and dairy wisdom promote Scott's Emulsion
An old proverb compares the penny in the churn to Scott's Emulsion, claiming it boosts weak children and builds strength. The ad touts cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a gentle remedy for delicate stomachs, notes children like the taste, and urges checking the label on every bottle from Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Bla ke joins Wurgher Cats in South Africa war
John Y. Gillmore Blake a West Point graduate and former U S army officer with nine years in Indian fighting is noted for joining the war in South Africa with the Wurgher Cats. He previously served in the Sixth Cavalry chasing Apaches across Arizona and New Mexico, earning a reputation as a capable Indian fighter.
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America
Hag
South Africa
John Y. Gillmore-Blake
West Point
United States Army
Cronje
Modder
Missouri
Military Academy
Arkansas
Sixth Cavalry
Arizona
New Mexico
Panhandle
Indian Territory
Blake
White Mountain
Chicago
Fort Lowell
William A. Rafferty
White Mountain District
Teidherfoot
Sixth
Gray Fox
Nokaydetklinne
Cibing Creek
Department of Arizona
Olid
Mexico
Terery
Wideners Regiment
God's
A Wasted Reprimand From the Ureveland Dealer
A two and a half year old girl named Dorothy defies chores by flinging food at her brother and muttering during meals. After a stern rebuke she remains quiet, then calmly says I can't hear a word you say mamma ending the incident.
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Ureveland
Dorothy
Dor‘othy
Nurse Proclaims Joy Over Newborn in Melbourne
A Melbourne Weekly Times report recounts a nurse announcing a ten pound baby to a young husband who exclaims in disbelief and pride, asking if he is a father amid the celebratory moment.
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Melbourne Weekly Times
Untitled fragment on marriage and fate
A fragment suggests stereotypes about women and marriage, noting that the girl thought to die an old maid often marries best. The line reflects social expectations on women's futures and marriage prospects.
Market Letter From Kansas City Reports Week's Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts
Kansas City market letter for March 3 1903 notes last week totals 33 500 cattle 16 200 sheep and 44 100 hogs versus 27 400 cattle 13 400 sheep and 47 500 hogs a year earlier. Hog receipts near year ago levels. fat steers up 15 25 cents. cows steady to strong. stockers and feeders active. Frank Hardesty sells nearly purebred Galloways at 4 00 for 1077 lb. top steers hit 5 25 yesterday and 5 40 today. cows and heifers record high prices. stocker feeder activity light with 10 15 cent gains.
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Kansas City
Frank Hardesty
Osage County
Kansas
Meeting of board of assessors on instruments
A short sealed item notes a meeting of the board of assessors regarding pianofortes and other musical instruments, with the secretary listed as Savage.
Market Hops and Weights End Week With Mixed Moves
The run this week shows moderate activity with prices varying. Heavy hops rose Thursday and closed steady from last week, light weights fell 10 cents, and pigs dropped a quarter.
Art Weaving in Lombardy Italy Produces Unique Holy Year Altar Cloth
Italy's Lombardy region creates an unparalleled silk and linen altar cloth for the pope's private altar in the holy year. Designers claim unmatched texture and elaborate Gothic Venetian style, with 6,000 weft reels and 17,700 warp mar lines used, surpassing other Italian weavings.
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Italy
Lombardy
Europe
Mammoth Tusk Exhibition At La Crosse Office
Roadmaster Purdy of Burlington displays a seven foot tusk fragment found in a Hagar Wis gravel pit. The tusk crumbled to dust when exposed to air, sparking debate whether it is petrified wood. A portion was sent to the University of Wisconsin geology department, which identified it as part of a mammoth tusk.
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D. Purdy
Burlington
la Crosge
Wis
Hagar
Geological Department
University of ‘Wisconsin
Hogs Steady to Strong Amid Price Range Shifts
Market recap notes hog prices rose 5 to 10 cents yesterday and remained steady to strong today. Houngs up to 7.25 for top weights, bulk at 7.00 to 7.15, under 200 lb at 7.00 for best, pigs around 6.00.
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Pam
Vandeveer
Miller Emmert
Arthur
Rosa’ Stromberg
Ee ‘Cline
Joe Vandeveer
Howard-Mahan
Chas. Nelson and Family
Mr. Lofgren
Lagerstrom
Anderson Bros
O. Johnson
Sam Hanna
Berggren
Sundine
Weahington
Mrs. Garbry
Norway
Clarence Simpson
Market Letter
Hedeords
Black Draught
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Morgan, Ark
C. B. McFarland
Belleville
Roauckan
Savage
Board of Assessors
Republic County
Tao 'P
Chad
the Cudahy Packing Co
South Omaha
Neb
Dian and O' Soap
Webster's International
Waite Which Is A Packed Storehouse ( App ) Know: Hic Edge
the International
W. T. Harris
U.S. Commissioner of Education
G. & C. Merriam. CO
Springfield
Masa
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