Alton Defeats Hinton in Ten Inning Game At GOR
Alton Thoreday afternoon a ten inning battle, Hinton wins 3 to 2 over Alton. The report shares local farm yields, river improvements, social visits, and a string of small town events from Rock Valley to Ashton with notes on speeches, gatherings, and community life.
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Hinton
Alton Thoreday
Alton
Ashton
Hisey
Tuma
Esck Valley
Gideon S. Mitte
Spirit Lake
Jake Gleysteen
Bia Place
Bia Lee
Nias Marie Gibbs
Hugh Black
Congregational Church
Stone
F. A. Slagle
Helen
Virginia
Master Christian
F.M
Agent Blackman
Mrs. Shroeder
Dubuque
N. Shroeder
Bull
Granville
Lyn Gleystean
Hock Valley
Slagle Company
van Zyl
Towa
Jonas
Henrich
Countryman
F. M. Slagle
Dr. Scholten
Christiansen
Maurice
Miss van Alstine
Clara Pitts
Grinnell
Gouthia Zwemer
Richard
Sioux Falla
Tremaine
Florence
Alice Line Coln
Brenton
Dallas Center
Tock Valley
Keck Valley
Fannie Meyera
U. P
Rock Valley
Rock Trapids
Lackey
Hakes
J.C. Vietnam
Sioux City
Br. Blatherwick
Des Moines
Spain Hana
KW. Dieters
Frances Tashaker
Foppe
Sinsinawa
Wis
Illinois
Standard Co
Veldboom
Philadelphia
Finnigan
Dakota
Mitchell
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Poppe Hall
Awood
Klaus van Spruitkendoorer
Jobo Keyelts
Mutual
Lienty Ryelta
H. Woods
Bu‘lee County
Ate
Mra
Depot Agent Brown
Interior
Milwaukee
Witniea Gronowelt
Orange City
G. Beckman
Mason City
Bers. Hollenbeck
Schweiger
Newall
Matis
J. G. Vickers
Tmackie
W. J. Newell
Canada
B.P. Hawkins
A. Groenevelt
Dalton
G. Groenvelt
Jig
J. Darrien
J. Ver Sluis
A. A. Patman
Hull
Botn Cornforth
William Coad
Jongewaard
L Peter Schoep
Neal Mouw
Sioux
Ed C. Weir
John Cornforth
A. Hi. Betts
John 4 Wilson
Animals as models of cleanliness in early ethics
The writer argues lower animals exhibit natural cleanliness, noting humans took centuries to develop habits of hygiene. He cites animals washing and grooming themselves with tongue and claws, and claims apes are stubborn advocates of cleanliness, expelling any member of their group who lacks frequent baths.
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Diopiogist
MIXERS OF FEATHERS The Work of the Blower in Feather Trade
The article explains feather mixing and the blower machine used to sort and deodorize feathers from hens, ducks, turkeys, and geese. It notes the drum’s eight beaters beating at over 200 revolutions a minute, dust inhalation risks, and the blower’s role in separating feather grades by air flow into designated bins.
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Chicago Tribune
Feather Sorting and Mixing Traditions in Feathers and Tales
A workshop explains feather grading from a blower to a mixer, detailing hen, duck, goose, and down combinations and price differences. The passage shifts to animal self destruction in circuses, trainer insights, loneliness, and humane considerations. It closes with a Genoa chestnut seller tale and a tale of a fortune rumored in marriage.
Strange Monument and Kangaroo Chat on Country Road
In Campo Sato a life sized statue of a deserted wife stands as a memorial to a mercenary romance. A driver recalls a kangaroo encounter on a timbered Australian road and a Cassell's Magazine tale about a postal courier and the clever joey.
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Campo Sato
Marie
Leslie
Cassell
Moloney
Tinxley
Arnold
Ean Farrar
Matthew Arnold
Housley
Mr. Arnold
Hesley
Paria Hill
Mrs. Arnold
Huxley
Huxky
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