Fertile Farms for Thousands Opened by Indian Reservations
Registration opens October 4 to 23 at Mobridge Lemmon Aberdeen for Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Indian Reservations in Dakota and North Dakota. The event promotes farming opportunities with the new Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway line to Aberdeen and Mobridge and a drawing on October 2. A free folder details opening country along the new line through South Dakota North Dakota and Montana.
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Standing Rock
Enne River
Dakota
North Dakota
Aberdewn
South Dakota
Milwyaukee & St. Baul
Mobridge and Lemmon
South Duota
Montana
F. A.miller
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Minoir
Women miniature painters disdain men as subjects
A suffragist observer notes miniature painters prefer dainty feminine subjects. Artists explain men look harsh in portraits due to stiff linen collars and short hair. They concede a man in modern attire may be painted if commissioned but not as an ideal subject.
Tragedy Hidden Behind Simple Bank Note Phrases
A bank teller describes a remarkable collection of queer notes and a red ink message on a note reading You have robbed me of all the rent and of my 40 also May this burn your hand when you touch it May all you buy with it be accursed You have the mat Murderer The teller laments the tragedy that may lie behind such ordinary looking phrases.
Fragmentary overheard chat of Mrs and called names
Incoherent dialog snippets mix questions about whereabouts and affection with garbled references to chemicals and a long past patriot remark. The readable content shows fragmented speech without a clear event, person, or place to anchor a news item.
Pride of Life Fraud Ends in Sudden Grange Death
In a Sendal drama, Dr Brewer confesses he and Mr Latham conspired with Miss Strangways’ father to fake his death and push Pride of Life to win. After a telegram reveals Pride of Life was disqualified, Anthony Strangways wins with Lady Olive, and Squire Strangways dies suddenly, possibly from the shock. Detmold presses Latham at the Grange as police learn of the new outcome.
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Hill
Snake
Olive
Margaret Strangways
Iill
David
Latham
Grange
Bec
Sendal
Duother
Ralph Strangways
Miss Strangways
Lathom
Pride of Life
Pride ' O Life
Anthony Strangways
Lady Olive
Margaret
Detmold
Jeason
Tabseihatesd
Wairanger
Det Mold
Bag
Wildfell
John Latham
Halloa
Dr. Brewer
Squire Strangways
Never Got Started A New Bicycle Gift And A Delayed Ride
Mr Morse presents his old bike to Dennis HalTor an errands man who doubts he can ride it soon. Dennis recalls a friend loaning a bike but struggled to balance after weeks of practice. Also a Civic club address about Woman's moral obligations and a Paris gown linked to a costume house inspection.
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Mr Morse
Dennis Hal- Toran
Dennis
Mr. Morse
Civic Club
Paria
Is the Time for Warmth and Stamps Amid News
A correspondent questions warmth and fabrics, noting Bewnpepere fibers could beat others for warmth. The piece hints at keeping readers informed as stamps and further news arrive, reflecting cautious optimism and practical tips.
Wail Protected Slamming Trips Questioned
Fragmentary OCR text questions the safety of crowded travel itineraries. The readable bits reference trips described as slamming and imply concerns over protection measures during travel but lack clear details or names. The item reads like a brief notice or column teaser with uncertain specifics.
Singular and Plural in Debt Worries
A Catholic Standard and Times fragment notes how debt anxiety affects a woman’s nerves and, contrastingly, her husband, whose nerves react differently. A line recalls a man attempting to borrow a hundred, illustrating tension over money.
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Catholic Standard and Times
His Helping Hand
Dialog excerpt presents a maritime vignette where one man overturns a companion’s fall at sea and another misreads a call for aid as a cue about a cigar. The exchange highlights quick judgment under duress and ironic misinterpretation aboard ship.
Lesson from the busy bee and a rose show at Paria
The Cleveland Leader notes a quip about a wife’s generosity as a man saves money for baseball tickets. A Paria rose show recently featured 69 new varieties on exhibit, highlighting horticultural innovation and local interest.
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Cleveland
Paria
Local Woman Seeks Cure After Mrs Hicks Trial
Wary of remedies, a neighbor cautions that all sick women should not rely on unproven medicines, wondering why a treatment once used by Mrs Hicks might not help another patient. The remark reflects public doubt over medical trials and efficacy.
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Houston
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bessie L. Hicks
Cleveland St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheyenne River Indian Reservations
Mobridge, Lemmon
Aberdeen
N. D
Miniaturleta
Bill
Joes
Fill
Peat
Fon
Godde
Sutimir Mikes
Paul
Sidney Warwick
Olive Vanstone
Tommy Tuffaut
Bere
Alabastine Co
Dept. 40
Grand Rapids, Mick
Vaal Sancenateny
WOODWARD @ COMPANY
Duluth Grain Commission
Minneapolle
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