A Soldier Of Commerce Continues From Page Five
Dramatic scene unfolds as Alisa frets over prison borders and a lover’s fate. Marie reveals Irons is en route to Rus sia, sparking hope and despair among friends and a wary hostess. The narrative blends romance with political danger and exile’s shadow.
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Wisilow
Borge
Marie
Mile Alma
Alexander
Moise
Mademoiselle
M. Irons
Tes
Alisa
M. Trons
Fen
Russia
Marke
Tim
Local social notes and minor changes in Kentucky towns
A string of social visits and appearances around Wakefield Jennings La Bardstown and Henderson includes Misses Zeddie Andrews Anna Jones Flora Stallard Lydia Huston Evalyn Royalty and Stella Wakefield visiting friends and relatives. Local residents like Earl Arnold and Hallie Huston are mentioned as ill or visiting. The Citizens Bank of Jennings La closed its doors while Edward C Walker was named Police Judge of Henderson replacing the late Thomas J McHogh.
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Zeddie Andrews
Stella
Wakefield
Anna Jones
Flora Stallard
Hallie Huston
Springfield
Frank Porter
B. F. Settles
Hal Shehan
Louise Settle
Bardstown
Earl Arnold
BE. Wakefield
Dixie Hammond
Stringtown
J. B. Yates
Louisville
Sandy
Mt Wakefield
Citizens’ Bank
Jennings
Edward C. Walker
Henderson, Ky
Thomas J. Mc“ Hogh
Frederickstown News Briefs on Local Illness and Visits
Thomas F. McIntire remains critically ill while a number of residents send regards. Lucien Porter and wife entertain friends at home. Misses Crooke and Messrs Cecil and Mudd visited Dr E L McIntire’s family. Mrs E M Ballard of McIntire spent weekend with Mrs Hugh Auberry. Watt Wheatly visited his parents. John Hinton and wife visited relatives near McIntire. Mrs Logan Cecil left for St Joseph Mo for her father’s illness. Misses Martha and Thelma McIntire stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John A Tucker. Miss Grace Sisco of Bardstown visits her aunt Mrs M L Connor. Mrs M L Connor improves after illness. Mrs J R Connor visited Bardstown last Sunday.
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Thomas F. McIntire
Lucien Porter
Crooke
Messrs
Cecil and Mudd
E. L. McIntire
E. M. Ballard
McIntire
Hugh Auberry
Watt Wheatly
John Hinton
Logan Cecil
St. Joseph
Martha
Thelma McIntire
John A. Tucker
Grace Sisco
Bardstown
M. L. Connor
J. R. Connor
Bardst
Pronunciation Prize Joins Curio Institute Text
A teacher institute displayed a bizarre passage with a dictionary prize for reading aloud every word. The piece mixes mispronunciations and a macabre tale ending with a coroner noting debris.
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A Er Pes
Belial
Indy
Land Stock And Crop Trade Report From 1904 Markets
A summary of 1904 Chicago stockyard activity shows cattle 3 250 185 head valued at 1401s 20, calves 257 409 head valued at 2 5700, hogs 7 238 746 head valued at 7W120s, sheep 4 9469 head valued at 14424919, horses 106 049 head valued at 14 98 115. The year produced 286 873 carloads, down about 5 percent from 1903 due to the prior stockyards strike. Prices for prime native steers varied through the year with notable bids at the International Live Stock Exposition in December and local sales. Other farm activity noted includes mule shipments to Atlanta, winter wheat looking poor, and various farm sale prices in local markets.
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Chicago
Patel
Mule Sale Tops County Listings in Shelby and Lexington Deals
Dr RoBards sold a fine mare to Father Hennesey last week. Lawson Bros of Shelby county just sold eighty cotton mules for $9700 to Gentry Bros of Lexington Ky. It stands as one of the largest and best mule sales in the county in recent years.
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Dr. RoBards
Father Hennesey
Lawson Bros
Shelby County
Gentry Bros
Lexington
Public Sale on Clem ents Farm Near Bardstown Pike
A public sale on L F Clements farm five miles from Bardstown and Springfield pike offers a mare in foal a yearling or one twelve year old horse a weanling mare colt a milch cow calf a sow and six pigs corn oats hay fodder wheat vices and farm equipment including buggy harness Champion Binder Dise Harrow Cultivator Wheat Drill and more. Terms: under ten dollars cash. ten dollars or more on twelve month credit with interest and approved security before removal of property.
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Jack
Markets and farm goods price list fragment
A distorted OCR page lists prices for dried apples at 10e per pound, ginseng 7.50 per pound, wheat 1.15 per bushel, corn 90 per hundredweight, lard 100 per pound, onions 1.08 per pound, vinegar 0. Sie per gallon, turkeys 1e per pound, tallow per pound, and other farm products with varied units. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable lines and stray characters.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Premier of Canada After Election
The parliamentary election produced a Liberal triumph with Sir Wilfrid Laurier returning as premier. Born near Quebec in 1841 of French Canadian parentage, he studied law and entered Parliament in 1874, later gaining attention as a speaker. He served in Sir Alexander Mackenzie’s cabinet and first became premier when the Liberals took power in 1896.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Liberals
Sir Wilfrid
Quebec
Alexander McKenzie
Dover
Spider Triumphs Over Garter Snake in Wheelwright Shop
A garter snake five inches long fought a big black spider in a wheelwright shop. The spider spun new web threads while biting the snake. After an hour the snake weakened and died. the spider disappeared. A second tale describes a bread and butter mishap and a witty remark about gravity. The column closes with notes on the Alaska telegraph pioneer work and Cyrus Field’s 1868 achievement.
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Nea
Old World
Cyrus Field
United States Territory
Horse Sale Notice Amid Local Listings in Lebanon Ky
Fragmented classified brief lists offerings by H R Thompson Lloyd Parrott and J B Hill. Mentions horses including a six year old stallion, bundles of speech crete zay gate, and orchard grass. Location Lebanon Kentucky with F D routes and district numbers.
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Lloyd Parrott
Elena
W. A. Clements
Orchard
James McCullum
Jack
Speech
Crete
J. B. Hill
R. F.D. No
Aix
Sade
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