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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
5
The notice invites free sites and financial aid for manufacturers, selling land at $1 per acre and up, with 500,000 acres in West Florida available under U.S. Homestead laws. It promotes Gulf Coast stockraising and signals District 4 profit potential, plus monthly excursions. It urges readers to request details and locations promptly.
Irish mayors exempt from court duty. Bermuda aids New York florists with lily bulbs. Sweden uncovers rich quarry wealth. U S courts in New Mexico cost about $7000 yearly. Cairo Africa's largest town with 500000 inhabitants. Farm animal value up $570 million in three years. Mormon church rule on three year mission service. Danish islands total 220 square miles and 34000 people. Mississippi River erodes shore by ten square miles yearly. A Brooklyn church society weighs fashion versus tobacco. Britain seeks reforms to aid poor men in army service. U S pays royalties for telescopes on coast artillery sights. Holland has a 14-branch national women's suffrage group. Lindsay Swift proposes library novel charges to balance fiction and serious work. Pins needed daily to cover falling skirts and buttons. A Royal Engineers dog travels 623 miles from Cape Town to Modder River. Young men seeking Korea service find no demand. Switzerland coal shortage limits lake steamers but industry grows. Paris recasts Comedie Francaise rebuilt by state officials. Russian empire city populations listed from census. Captive Boer sees port engines and deems war productive. Britain to Germany coal exports fall to 2 million tons in current year. English Channel navigation advances hint wireless in Dover Calais boats. Empress Dowager's influence in Peking criticized. Grace Church Chimes noted as finest in U S. Detroit switchboard move of 6000 subscribers tested. Yukon Indians face near starvation. Inuit reindeer care program to ten years. Michigan University to offer new commercial course next fall.
Benny Bloobumper explains he will visit Lucy Perkins after breakfast to learn who the boy in his dream was because he wants to punch him. His mother questions the motive as he prepares to investigate the cause of the supposed insult.
A Philadelphia Ledger note describes a pale gray cashmere gown with pale blue spots, white taffeta trim, silver braid and buttons. The skirt gathers at the waist, falls in soft folds, and nests around a practical toilet. The bodice shows box pleats on a yoke, with a white taffeta collar and scalloped braid edge.
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