Rock Valley Fourth Celebrations and Local News
Rock Valley celebrated in a crowded Fourth with a morning parade led by Judge Hutchinson and Miss Levisig, band music and races at the fairgrounds, and a police-guarded crowd of three to five thousand. Local events include medical visits for Mrs. Keller of Boyden, a small rubbish fire under the post office, and updates on rail fares and race meet plans.
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Hoo. Valley
Maud Fink
Sheldon
Keller
Boyden
N.L Fink
Cram
Shelton
Bratherwick
Jolson
Iartley
Town
Large
Myre
Mile ‘Thayer
Airs. McQuilken
Colorado
Mesere
Lara Anh Murphy
Rock Valley
Inwood
Groat
Hird
Watertown
S. D
Pipestone
Minn
Rock Valley Lodge LO. C
Eiher
Daly
Standard Oil Co
de Neats
Ver Klein Deutcber
Schemmer & Son
Uutchingen
Misa Lvisig
Reader
Jreton
Anna Loeisig
Wm. Hutchinson
Jeisig
Hutchinson
Fair Grounds
Maxwell
Stevenson
Canton
Esa
Grow
Hock Valley
Lovely Mary
Ranger
Sheldui
Lerman M. Urst
Eagle Eye
Grasshopper
Stictnchson
Liarcy Hollenbeck
Uwood
Rock Valley Lassies
Laurels
Rock Valley Nine
Mitchell Street
Doon
Dogon
Ainaworth
Foppa Hall
Geria
Stallenga
Alton Democrat
Congress
Vaas
Lawrence Kellar
Pee Fink
Hack Valley
Eaglesman
Margaret Uvizenga
Proom
Klaus van Spruiteendooker
King of Animals Black Fox Dominates Eastern North America Fur Trade
Trappers and aristocrats alike hail the black fox as the king of beasts with the finest pelts in eastern North America. Maine leads fox skins annually, with hundreds of men hunting, yet only a few black fox pelts are secured for prices up to 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stensvad
Lartlind
Miamegsola
Lie Auto
Mis
Hall
Inwood Tash
Misa Minnie Yoa
Orange City
Will Fey
Marshall County
G.de Boer
Springfield
Della Dooma
E. Ward
Sheldon
Skull
A. J. Barnard
Pringle
Tha. James Vickers
Judson
North America
Ibassia
Siberia
Penobscot River
Maine
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
St. Lawrence River
Labrador
Hudson Bay
le Reynard Noir
Great
Hudson Bay Fur Company
North
Tragic Drowning Outsiders Prompt Sympathy as News
Two victims drowned after getting in water beyond their depth. rescue efforts recovered both bodies later the same day. Sympathy flows for the bereaved families. Kenny Grooters visits from Allendort while C Vance comes from Rock Valley. Tred Cole and Grtie Miller wed Wednesday evening and plan to live with Sweeney, D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Grooters
Allendort
C. Vance Wes
Rock Valley
Tred Cole
Grtie Miller
Will
Sweeney
Ghost Rivers and Ancient Basins Across the Southwest
The article describes desert streams that vanish into the earth, leaving salt lakes like Salt Lake Tahoe and Crater Lake as notable depths. It notes ghost rivers along the Rio Grande and Pecos valleys, underground Mexican streams, and legends of divine waters once swift in Gran Quivira’s valley.
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Great Basin
Rockies
Nevadas
Salt Lake
Lake Tahoe
Gear Lake
Lake Lahontan
Fossil Lake
New York
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Mexico
Gulf
States
Pecos
Tio Grande
Sandia Mountain
Gran Quivira
Crater Lake
Oremon
Misplaced Philanthropy and a Potomac Bet Tale
A New York Tribune column recounts a comic bet between Thniel Webster, Tazewell, and General Jackson's secretary over which river bank is the other side. The tale ends with Branch paying for two hats after the clever ruse backfires. It also notes a philanthropist's regret over a failed charity, mentioning an Irish eviction anecdote and a five pound gift to a poor old woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thniel Webster
Tazewell
Jackson
Potomac
Webster
Branch
Eben
Daniel
Dane
Neitcher
New York
Ireland
Tare
Nlace
New York Tribune
Wound diseases and bullet wounds explained by veteran gunman
A New York sharpshooter with Cuba and Philippines service discusses bullet wounds. He cites three death causes shock hemorrhage and blood poisoning. He describes bullets passing through skull and brain without killing and notes septic poisoning in fresh thigh wounds and the risks of femoral artery bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Philipnines
Elei
Cabs
Dees & Trephine Sait
New York Press
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Wm. F. Read
Sioux County
TNO
van DE Steeg
Minnesota
J. L Johnson
Gorrespondenge
Alton
Mall Bamber
New
Court House
John Rue
Hillis
Congregational Church
Geo. J. .Bowers
Uutchingon
Lianson
Frank Young
Slayton
G. H. Navia
Jane Mullenberg Gb
Hyle
Boxden
Victnity
Paul McCrum
Roy Lubbers
John Beemstra
John Morris
Mathck
the King OF Animals
Jose Maria
Seville
Mme
Maretus
Padua
Mares
England
Italy
Parson Brownlow
Tennessee
Sainll Methodist Church
Brownlow
Democratic Party
Ain
Tone Brothers
DES Momes
Lewa
Ayer
J. C.ayer Co
Lowa
Aino Ras Nubectarers
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