Hull Falls Short of Elevator Repair and Local Events
Nick Knewel left Monday for Holstein to repair an elevator. Miss Olive Tamplin spent Friday and Saturday in Sioux City. Earl Wyckoff of Sheldon spent the Sabbath with his Hull girl. Miss Kate Knewel went to Hayden with millinery goods. Hull merchants report high grain prices and new stock arrivals. Mrs S W Hollister plans a Sioux City departure and millinery sale. Garrett De Moris opens a jewelry shop in Main St. Mr. Coald aims to supply northwest with oil if needed amid Standard Oil tensions. The twenty eighth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Swafford was celebrated at home with games and refreshments.
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Nick Knewel
Holstein
Olive Tamplin
Sioux City
Earl Wyckoff
Sheldon
Hull
Kate Knewel
Hayden
B. W. & Rowe
Alex. Shafer
Garrett de Moris
Hoeppner
Stensyad
Public School Notes and Local Notices
Public Schools report attendance notes from Canton and Sheldon with several pupil spelling issues noted as corrected. Local ads promote oyster counter services, hog cholera remedy, and a beerish correction by Peter Miller and Harkins, underscoring town business and vendor offerings in Rock Valley Iowa.
The Inner Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife
The Ladies' Home Journal features a serialized series titled The Inner Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife. Letters from the wife of a cabinet official detail Washington life, with intimate glimpses of high official and social circles, to begin in December and continue for months.
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The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Washington
Inconsistent stars and jests amuse the harbor crowd
A fragmentary gag filled with comic names and seaside banter appears as a playful scene from New York publications. Characters spar over fashion, seasickness, and a carefree return from the farmhouse, capturing period humor and slang.
Scott's Emulsified Wrapper Advertisement
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise Scott's Emulsida with mentions of a man and Gish on the wrapper. Claims for druggists priced 56 cents and 1.00. Attributed to Scott & Howne, Chemists, New York.
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Scott
Gish
Scott & Howne
Chenists
New York
G. C. GC
Playing Soldier In My Nursery Poem By Helen F Morris
A childlike poem describes a tiny wooden soldier figure with a paper cap and battered harness. The speaker imagines the toy soldier enduring daily marches and a future of tested courage, hoping the same bright spirit and unfaltering tread will guide the real boy toward manhood.
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God Grank
CIA
Gore
Antoes de Nuroury
Ooor
Helen F. Morris
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Lincoln
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Alr. Mc ‘Donald
Patterson
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Franklin
Canton
Eva Bell
Mamie Plate
Hree Jupila
Cynthia BellesGeld
Jessie Smith
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Totel Howard
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Prop
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Iowa
Lancing Herd
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Mr. Miller
Harkins
H.C. Bauman
O. Harkiss
Gholly
World
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Puck
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China
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Hvatcoma Tiustrateg
Cstatonum
S.M. CO
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A. McArthur
P.M. Bunting
State Bank OF
Sioux City Journal
Cincinnati Inquirer
Town State Register
New York Weekly Tribune
Toledo Weekly Blade
Sioux City Weekly Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Northwestern Catholic
Wallace’s Farmer Northwestern Agriculturist
Womankind
St. Louis Republic
Milwaukee & ST. Paul RR
Cabague
Milwaukee
Catcago
St. Paul
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Sioux Falle
Mitchell Ant
Ator
East Truesdays
Sioux City & Northern RB
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Thnneapolis
Minn
Thomas Shaw
A. x. Hyatt
Great
Wisconsin Dairyman
L. N. Cornell
North Dakota
Lr. Frisselia
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America
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