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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1907
Page
7
A tale recalls Gelert Sir Alfred Scraford who seeks a celibate mission and two badges and money. He asks to marry after a year if still steadfast. The sergeant major agrees, then the man exits, thanking the officer and noting the same woman.
The piece recounts Edward Rosewater’s disdain for improvised art and a tale of a portrait that fooled a cook about its subject. It notes an artist seeking effect in grays and mentions an experiment with blue dye in alcohol creating evolving color patterns. A campaign-borne quote mocks political self-promotion and media self-importance.
In Stillwater Minnesota Mrs. A Euerman credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring health after severe kidney pain and weakness. The article also notes various medical ads and anecdotes about remedies, stings of cassia, catarrh cures, and a Fur Co. offer, reflecting era advertising.
A fragmented note warns that only one product called Bromo Quinine, a laxative, is legitimate while fakes exist. It mentions a white original cold tablet package with E. W. Grove signature and references multiple proposals and hastily written items, with unclear references to people and events.
Trade conditions in the Chicago district remain firm despite snow blockades. Raw and finished materials demand is strong with costs slightly higher. Hides leather and lumber show firmer absorption. Rail extensions drive material purchases and building plans exceed last year. Capacity pressure grows in rails pig iron and garbundhes. Shipyards cannot take more orders for the year. Failures in the Chicago district number 25, down from last week. Winter weather slows collections and congests railways. some South regions benefit in winter foods and footwear. US weekly failures total 211 last week with varied historical comparisons. Exports figures for wheat and flour show ongoing movement with year-to-year changes.
A dense OCR listing recent prices for cattle hogs sheep and more across multiple markets including Saint Louis Detroit and Toledo. It notes bid ranges for corn oats wheat and rye No 2 No 3 and mixed varieties with regional price points and supply terms.
The Norwegian bark B W Morris ran aground at Chandelier Island Gui of Mexico while under Jigs captain and crew were disembarked. Richard W Blue formerly Kansas politician and attorney died suddenly of heart disease at his Bartlesville home aged 65. The Philadelphia upholstery weavers won a pay rise and the Cloth and Dress Weavers Union seeks a five percent increase. Alton Cameron shot and killed by a Detroit bartender. Emigration totals from Tenty show 287 000 to the US 111 818 to Argentina and 3 148 to Brazil. Brealdont Tames Noraton of the North eastern Metal Dealers Association released a letter to Attorney General Bonaparte alleging copper trust metal shortage.
A frugal plan shows building a twenty fowl coop from two boxes set back to back with a simple roof. The design uses backs and tops removed, with a front door, a raised rear platform, movable joists, and options for adding a front or side shelter. The article also notes winter care for trees, pruning guidance from the Massachusetts bulletin, and a discussion of inbreeding in agriculture. It includes a Bordeaux mixture recipe for insect control and a plan for releasing Alabama quail and Virginia pheasants to combat pests.
Article compiles scattered agricultural guidance on hog cholera virus research and prevention methods, chicken canker remedies, feathered stock trade notes, and efficiency figures for milk solids and beef output from Wisconsin experiments. Mentions Dr. Barton and Dr. Cooke, farm products, and feed ratios.
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