Uncle Sam's Wonders at World's Fair Government Building
The United States Government building at the World’s Fair dominates the exposition with a steel-arched domed roof 800 by 250 feet. It houses exhibits from all executive departments, including postal relics, the Commerce and Labor exhibit, Census and Lighthouse Board displays, Library of Congress features, and Patent Office models. The space totals about 200,000 square feet, presenting a broad view of the nation’s welfare and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Postalhe Museum
Washington
Louisianm
Oparchise
Roosevelt
Sherman
Sheridan
Garreld Roce
Frontier
Hfe
Benjamin Franklin
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Executive Department
Carroll D. ‘Wright
Census Bureau
Lighthouse Board
Library of Congress
Elmer Ellsworth Garrisey
National Capital
Interior Department
Patent Office
Bert
Elvis Howe
C. Thurber
Charles Newbold
Robert Hook
Abraham Lincoln
Egypt
Sunday Excursion Rates
One fare for the round trip to all points where the regular one way first class fare does not exceed 35 cents and on regular trains going and returning the same day.
Returnable Ticket Policy Atjoint Agent St Louis
Partial readable text describes ticket return validity requiring stamping and witness, mentions Special rates to Betheny Park, July 19 to August 15, and a Biennial Encampment in Louisville Kentucky on August 11 with keights and Pythi references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethenny Park Assembly
Louisville
Local Notes Include Visits and Businesses in Silver Lake
Ed Landis of Akron visits Silver Lake on Monday. Maurer’s Restaurant serves the best ice cream and six loaves of bread for 25 cents. Resident news covers neighbors traveling to St Louis and Warsaw, visits by Prof. Worley and families, and local outings at Luken’s Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Landis
Akron
Mesdames
F. B. Furman
W. H. Davis
St. Louie
Maurer’s
Akron Boys
Silver Lake
Sheller’s Bread
Maurera Restaurant
Deaths and illness touch Rochester and Goshen
Mrs Edith Baum dies Friday after illness. funeral Sunday. Lary J Babcock and wife travel to Rochester for the death. Mrs Henry Rager and family visit Goshen for their sick daughter with partial recovery noted. Edith Baum and the Benson Rager child are named as the ill and deceased individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Babcock
Rochester
Nerce
Edith Baum
Tas
Record Office
C. McClora
Intelligent Man to Call on Business and Professional Men
A specimen copy invites business and professional men to subscribe to Recoglio. It promises a permanent position and good pay for a manager and provides Box 78 in Philadelphia for responses. The notice targets new subscribers and emphasizes favorable impression and annual or six month subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cruelty to Livery Horses Reflects on Driver Carelessness
The piece decries abuse of livery horses by ignorant and careless drivers. It catalogs overdriving, lack of water, neglect to blanket, and reckless racing as common offenses. It laments that many users feel the horse is not their own, so harm seems permissible.
Dr King's New Life Pills End Painful Suffering
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for dizziness back pain liver complaint and constipation. It promises gentle but thorough relief and claims a 25 cent price with guaranteed availability via F Zimmerman’s dray store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
F. Zimmerman
E Dray
Visit of I A Snoberger to Walkerton from Winona
I A Snoberger of Walkerton arrived Tuesday from Winona after a brief stay there. He plans several days visiting old friends and reports looking after his business affairs. He gave a pleasant call and compliments during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Snoberger
Walkerton
Winona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sam
Louisiana Purchase Monument
Bic
Fourth Dakota
Rosebud Wibian Reservation
Wanktton
Chamberlain, Fairfay Bo Csniel
St. Louis
Coacn
North Manchester
Claypool
Betheny Park
Ind
Maurers
Dickey & Son
G. W. Worley
Warsaw
E. R. Worley
Helen Owens
Chicago
E. Rantz
Mien Branch Beigh
Sidney
Monrcy Paulus
J. O. Hay
Martin Hay and
Eva Friend
Edson B. Larber
Stout & Son
C. H. Jennings
Boston
Follister
Rocky Mountain
Zimmerman
Hugh Hill
North Mancheser
Nan Grace Hinkle
Lukens Lake
Spiro
Brug
L. W Myers
Mies Alda Lukens
Winon
Frank Zimmerman
D'sko
Idonday
R. M. Donaldson
Mildred
J. E. Eschbach
Adam Stout
E. P. Hamilton
Elkhart
William Rhodes
Goshen
South Silver Lake
Luken’s Lake
Merrel Boulton
Jennie Bugden
South Haven
Michigan
Sticker
Frederick Sunday
A. L. Sundy
Celestia
Uncle Fred Wiltrout
Redcorp
Jonas Lethrone
Jacob Landis
North
Manchester
Albert Thacker
Reeser
Hiram Rager
Hume
James Harter
Disko
Lary
Joe Drors
Bir
Samuel Poycher
Arn
Fac Simila Signature of
New York
Castoria
Bears
Town Board
T. J. Colbert
Wee Cc
L. Leonard
Elias Braude
William Price
James J. Babcock
John Haney
Jonn L. Arthur
Munn &Co
Scientific American
All
Munn & CO
F St
D.C
Fdr
Stout’s
Traf
Ae Oughs
Jolds
Asa Sprigg
Ilinois
Mississippi River
Wiltrout
James Leffel
Roscoe Self
Bert Carter
Valeria Self
Minnie Rhodes
the Centaur Company
G. E. Luks, Pastor
Sea Lake Lodge
C. A. Decker
N.G. J. H. Rhodes
Lakeview Lodge
K. of
Welcomc
F. M. dAgngs
C. C. J.J. Babcock
K. of R
Guyer Leaf Lodge
D. of R
Flora Converse
N. G
T. & Keller
Sec'y
Guilver Lake Grange
PF. M. Jaques
A. J. Scott
DAVIS
Acetylene CO
Elkhart, Inde
Lyman Babcock
Topeka, Ind
Silver Lake, Ind
A. F. Kline
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