Prairie Farmer weekly and Home Magazine offer
Subscribers to The Telegraph can secure a one year combination with Prairie Farmer Weekly and Prairie Farmer Home Magazine monthly supplement for only $1.00. The Prairie Farmer is a leading farm and livestock paper with livestock market reports for Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. The Home Magazine targets women and youth with bright illustrated articles. The offer promises 500 new subscriptions this year and uses readers’ interest to drive continued reading.
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Telegraph
Prairie Farmer Weekly
Prairie Farmer Home Magazine
The
Prairie Farmer
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaaha
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offering refund through druggists if not effective. Features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Making Fortunes on the Chicago Board of Trade
A Century reflection describes how fortune favors adaptability over rigid theories in trading. A young man bets on December pork only to discover his packer ally already moved sides, leaving him with 2,500 barrels he cannot profit from. The tale emphasizes learning from drift rather than clinging to fixed plans.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Packer
the Packer
Will Payne
Century
European Vampire Beliefs and Protections
The Chicago Tribune notes European lore that vampires rise from violent deaths and personal crises, feed at night, and seize various shapes. They are few in daylight, feared at midnight, and warded by roses, crucifixes, and stakes through hearts. Villages lock dogs and cats to prevent animal-assisted vampirism.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Narrow Escape Reveals Hair Evidence Falsity
A hatchet with clotted blood and animal hair was used to impugn a prisoner in a murder case. A micro scopist in court proved the hair was not human, leading to acquittal. The incident underscores cautious evidence handling and local cooperation prominent in the Northwest.
Conversation Mirror on Sons of Great Men
The Chicago Record Herald quotes Mr. Henpeck lamenting that most sons of prominent men fail to live up to their sires. A lady responds that their child is not a concern in the matter, implying scrutiny of lineage and reputation.
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Northwest
East
West
Ray Stannard Baker
Century
Mr. Henpeck
Chicago Record- Herald
Night posted sentry and officer exchange
A sentry on night duty, first time, is challenged by the officer of the day who asks what he is doing out at night. The reply is Officer of the day. Then the officer asks again. Also a joke notes a woman’s inner struggle when naming her dress price as either a bargain or a display of wealth.
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London
The Leeky Mas Marries Jones Daughter Soon
A fragment notes Jones accompanies his daughter toward marriage. The line hints at the groom being Jones himself and contrasts with a broader theme about humility after losses. The tone reflects a brief cultural snippet rather than a full news item.
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Jones
A. Jones
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Goodman
S. Fishman
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Co
South Isth St
Omaha, Neb
Sidney Meat Market
C. Girmann
B. F. Mitchell
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
Thunder
the Industrial Times
Broadway
Kew
Strena
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney
Nebraska
Kruse Bros
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Zang
Front
Rose Street
Ny Tech
Chicago, Union Pacific and
North-Western Line
Points
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Waemong Pacific
Union Pacific R. A
H. C. Cheyney
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Franklin
Higginson
J.J. McIntosh
J. T. McIntosh
American Bank
Europe
T. B. Dawson
Sidney, Neb
Tobin & Wasem, Proprietors
Schlitz Beer
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