Farm available for Sele ot Trade near Red Willow county capital
For Sele ot Trade a 160 acre finely improved Nebraska farm within five miles of Red Willow county capital. It is fully cultivated and in a crop reliable region. The society is as good as any in Indiana with nearby schools and churches. Water is plentiful. Trade for an 80 acre Indiana farm or sell on reasonable terms. Inquire at or write to Recox, Silver Lake, Ind.
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Red Willow County
Indiana
Silver Lake
Ind
Downs' Witxir cures coughs and lung troubles
A fragment describes Downs' Witxir as a long standing remedy for coughs colds croup consumption and throat and lung troubles. It claims universal effectiveness acting on the body as a whole and asserts it as the best remedy for cold head and joint ailments.
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Atem
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending December 10 1898
Real estate transfers for the week ending Dec 10 1898 reported by Frazer abstractor War saw Ind Samuel B Menzie to Oliver Menzie 40 acres Sec 10 Washington re1 The supreme court decision concerns railroad crosssings and permits flagmen at highway crossings outside towns The Klondike reference notes a man among Klondike events.
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Houton C
Frazer, Abstractor
Warsaw
Ind
Samuel B
Menzie
Oliver
Washington
Supreme Court
Boards of Commissioners
Man Discovers Wife’s Plans Hidden as Gown Design
A man recalls building a house from plans his wife drew and misinterpreting them as a sign of her talent. Upon completion he proudly shows her, only to learn the plans actually depict a gown rather than a hen house. The moment reveals a humorous misread and personal pride in shared project.
Occupations of Fort Wayne lawmakers by chamber
A Ft Wayne Journal special correspondent reports the senate comprises 25 lawyers, 5 merchants, 4 farmers, 3 manufacturers, 3 physicians, 2 editors, 1 bookkeeper, 1 contractor, 1 printer, 1 banker and 1 teacher. The lower house lists 34 farmers, 15 lawyers, 7 manufacturers, 4 merchants, 4 physicians, 3 teachers, 3 retired gentlemen, 3 bankers, 21 editors, 4 contractors, 2 mechanics, 1 miner, 1 dentist, 1 student, 1 stenographer, 1 newspaper agent, 1 plumber and 1 capitalist.
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Ft Wayne
Senate
Mentone Hunters Report Badger Catch And Street Dialogue
A fragmented piece notes a hunters party in Mentone catching a badger one day last week. The text shifts to an advertising patter about persistence and talking, with mocking line about small-town life and local forges. No injuries reported.
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Mentone
Man Sent Dollar for Pocket Fire Escape Ad
A man claiming poverty sent $1 to a New York firm after seeing a foreign newspaper ad for a pocket fire escape. A week later he received an express package with charges due and a small testament. he regrets not giving the $1.25 to The Record editors.
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New York
By -Express
The
Record
Curious Outlandish Night at the Odd Workshop
A garbled tale describes a deaf wagon maker who spoke after lifting a hub, a blind carpenter reaching for his plane, a sheep rancher with his dog and herd, a noseless fisherman catching a barrel of herring, and a forty ton elephant inserting its trunk into a grate and flue.
Sale of twenty acre Claypool area farm described
Auction notice describes a well improved twenty acre farm three miles north of Claypool with running water, under good cultivation except about one acre. It notes tubular wall, an eight room house with cellar, and flexible terms. Contact Recorp for more information.
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Claypool
Millions Given Away Ibis Certainly Gratifying
A brief fragment notes a sense of gratification from large giveaways involving the Ibis, but details are unclear. The text indicates broad generosity or a surprising distribution, with no specific dates, amounts, or organizers named.
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