Union News Recounts Local Happenings and Rain Delays
Union Valley residents report illness and replacements at the threshing company. Townsfolk attend picnics, visits, and a watermelon feast at Victory school. Rain halts threshing briefly, mules’ prices rise, and locals travel between Belleville Scandia and neighboring farms.
Eid Prep Prompt Nears as Seabolt Declares Readiness
A brief item notes Eid preparations underway with mentions of Seabolt and readiness to file paws and sharpen scissors, signaling anticipated events or actions without further details.
County notes from Belleville and vicinity recount storms and local events
A Saturday night storm killed a mule in Scandia. residents report visits, school and church news, Farmers Union picnic notes, naturalization plans, and local commerce updates. The piece lists names such as Segerhammar Harvey and McTaggart, with many trips to Belleville for business and social calls.
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Union
Farmers Union
Belleville
Joe Rost
Northeast Union
Archie Larson
Isaacson Bros
Rydal
Fred Basset
Orville Bowersox
Little Son
Littleton
Colorado
Isidore, Lee
Ralph Bowersox
Mr. Bowersox
A. W. Segerhammar
Scandia
Marie _Harvey
Rock Island
Agent Harvey
Lincoln
Marie
R. E. McTaggart
Vance & McTaggart
Guy Gardner
Wilson Boys
Washington Township
Tudor Charles
Miss the
Rhe
Leoard Aspegren
M. E Church
Stevens
Mr. King
Paul King
R. M. Glenn
White Rock
A. T.huntington
Bellevale
Courtland
M. E. Sunday School
Murray Lash
Arlie Bowersox
HH. Huntsinger
Edward Stransky
Munden
Olaf. Norgard
Wilson Bros
Metropolis
Will McDowell
Wm. Curtis
Poplar Grove
Frances—Hickle
Gladys
Hugh McGowan
Catherine Louise
Bert McHenny
Edward
Anton Erickson
West Side
Farmers Union Diente
Lem Alkire
Grace Hill
Norway Township
Wm. Segerhammar
Albert
Thomas Hay
M.ef. Epworth League
C W. Stevens
Thomas Kopsa
Cuba
John
Jehlit
Beeson Farm Ad and Poage Plans Mentioned
Art Poage orders a car with stock implements to move to the Nor to county farm next week to begin wheat operations. He will delay until his corn is husked locally. Albert Snyder advertises hauling plowing services at reasonable prices and prompt service. Courtland Journal notes Poage and family as reputable locals.
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Albert Snyder
Art Poage
Norto County
Citizens
Courtland Journal
Bulldogs Made Ferocious
The piece describes bull baiting as a long standing English pastime with dogs meeting death for public amusement. It notes royal favor, class patterns, and the bulldog’s bred savagery from centuries of bullring life, including warnings of the dog turning on its owner when offended.
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England
Right Standard of Living and the Soldier's Grave
In the Rochester Post Express reflection, Byron seeks a soldier's grave after a wayward youth, contrasting with Tolstoi's path to mend past errors and build a redeemed future. The piece urges faith in eternal justice and suggests old age as a passage to life everlasting, urging moral renewal rather than bitterness.
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Byron
Telstoi
Lucan
Rochester Post Express
Thought Grandpa Was Snap Says Grandma Story
A Chicago Tribune quote recounts a family scene where a visiting grandpa was welcomed warmly. Harry overhears classmates, and the line “When I grow up I’d like to be my grandpa” reflects admiration and aspiration amid a close family moment.
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Grandpa
Harry
Chicago Tribune
Subscribe and Save: Special Weekend Window Sale
Mercantile Store offers Saturday deals on Sendia windows and related products. Visit weekly for limited discounts and updated stock while supplies last.
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Sendia. Mercantile
Isle of Inchmahome Links Mary Queen of Scots to Lake Menteith
The Lake of Menteith in Scotland is celebrated for its scenery and the island Inchmahome where five year old Mary Queen of Scots stayed for five months to escape an unwanted suitor. Guides recount her visit to Queen Marys bower and the nuns walk, with the old Augustine priory ruins and a knight statue in the church.
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Menteith
Scotland
Inchmahome
Mary
Solomonic mines and baboon guards near Rhodesia ruins
A traveler notes ruins in Rhodesia possibly linked to Solomon era mines and Ophir gold. He recounts centuried walls preserved by dry air, speculation on fortifications, Phoenician links, and Portuguese rediscovery. Baboons now disrupt ancient masonry while local police struggle with the animals.
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Rhodesia
Solomon
Africa
Ophir
Livingstone
Leadership Qualities in Vision and Responsibility
The passage asserts leadership requires an inner spontaneous response to outer opportunity. Vision is essential. without it, effort ends at current labor. Fear of responsibility holds many back, while true leaders pursue possibilities and self mastery to achieve what others fail.
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Cirls
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Fred McDowell
Neatus Sandell
Union Valley Threshing Machine Company
H. O. Marshall
Leonard Snell
Thora Yeager
Thompson
Hicks
Salina
Fred’ Moe
Moe
Mr. Hicks
Charlie Larson Jr
Fay Mahan
Chas. Criss
Wyoming
Emery Hall
Emery
Roy Hall
Bert Bowen
Turner
Barnard
Missouri
Hall
Hill City
Kansas
Ford
Victory
Kerstine
Chas. Larson
Frank Goodwin
Grand Island
Neb
Minnesota
Brank
Ned
Chas
Criss
Ora Bowen
Alex Stanley
J. T. Johnson
Gusty Sandell
Mr. Sandell
McNitt
J. R. Bowersox
Clayton
Jap Morehead
Hebron
Shipping Ass
G. A. Nystrom
A. R. Morey
S. J
County Wide News
Tra Everhart
Haddam
France
Fair Grounds
Riverside Park
Swanson Farm
Seandit
Mohler
J. W. Plotner
Star Grocery
Scandia Mercantile
John Melhings
Clara
Norway
Scandia Merc
Hauling
Will the
Will Gunter