A True Sport Small Noy and Aunt in Field
A playful exchange shows Small Noy teaching his purefaced aunt to imitate bullfighting. He urges her to wave a red parasol and dodge the charging cow, claiming the tactic is simple and effective.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
Davis School District Casual Notices of Local People
Davis area notices list a birth from Kennedy and wife dated June 19, visits from Mrs Sarah Wilson of Port Hore to her brother Win Hinttebinson, Lorain visitors Ante s and family at J Han ford, May and Bertha Hillard returning to Pioneer after visiting Henry Fuller, Ed Struble and Grover of East Arcada host gatherings, and various families spending Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Clas. Kennedy
Tune
Henry Fuller
A. Finch
Grover
East Arcada
Struble
Alma
Frank Struble
Middleton
Ed. Struble
Wither
West Arcada Notes On Visitors And Local Happenings
Mrs Lizzie Woodard returned from Lansing and will visit in Hills after Cleveland relatives trip. Starian Woodard visits sister Jennie Burch from New York City. Mrs Jennie Allis is ill under Dr McClinton care. Mrs Leon Osterhout and her mother Ellen Maynard from Reldita stay with Mrs Allis to help. Ed Mullen reportedly went to Detroit for an auto and a son’s visits expected. New phones may be installed soon. Frank Church and wife welcome a son last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Woodard
Lansing
Cleveland
Hills
Starian Woodard
Jennie Burch
New York City
Jennie Allis
McClinton
Leon Osterhout
Ellen Maynard
Reldita
Allis
Ed Mullen
Detroit
Frank Church
Advertised Letters List For Week Ending June 25 1910
Advertised list for the week ending June 25 1910 includes Mrs Ray Baldwin Miss N Clerie Miss Mae Coleman Mr Ellicott Mr George Ellis John Gay Miss Nellie Lamfred Mr Elis Mills Mrs Jennie Reed Mr John Small Mr Barney Weisman. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office F Brown P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Baldwin
N. Clerie
Mae Coleman
Ellicott
George Ellis
John Gay
Nellie Lamfred
Elis Mills
Jennie Reed
John Small
Barney Weisman
F. Brown
Potato sets record price at Texas fair dinner
Ollie Murphy a Fort Sam Houston soldier paid 1.80 for a giant potato in a monster auction at the International Fair in San Antonio Texas. The potato was the centerpiece of a dinner for Murphy and fellow soldiers on the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Ollie Murphy
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Murphy
Insult to Gobblerhood Sparks Local Outcry
A Tenton man is forcing a gobbler to settle by keeping him drunk on corn soaked in liquor. Despite the owner’s perceived necessity, the act is declared an outrage and insult to the bird's gobblerhood by the Houston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenton
Louston Post
Flanders 20 Auto Ride Ends At Arlington Milestone
Imder Taree Flags reports on George Meinzinger and Paul Bruske piloting the Flanders 20 from Quebec to Mexico City testing endurance across Canada and the United States. On June 21 they crossed the Gasconade River bridge near Arlington under perilous conditions, narrowly passing a freight train, marking the first automobile visit to Arlington and highlighting the Quebec to Mexico route. They then continued toward Dixor amid steep climbs and rough roads, showcasing remarkable nerve and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meinzinger
Paul Bruske
Quebec
Mexico City
Flanders
Missouri
Gasconade
Meinsinger
Meinzinger
Bruske
Jerome
Meinzeinger
Arlington
Mexico
Dixor
Financial Problem and the Millionaire’s Advice
A terse early 20th century exchange features a millionaire urging readers to align their outgo with income. The Inquirer presses about 80 arranged matters tied to the millionaire’s diverted income, but the financier offers no further counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aptious Inquirer
Mllionaire
Local Market Rates and Prices for Farm Produce
Markets list corrected prices for grain hay clover seed and livestock including Wheat No1 white at 1.00 No2 red at 1.00 and barley corn prices. hogs at 5.75 per cwt beef cattle 3.04.5 per cwt eggs 18-20c per dozen butter 20-22c per pound. A note cites Cornell University professor estimating insect pests cost farmers over 706 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
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Rancocas
Brown's Mills
in-the-Pines
N. J
Scranton
Perk Marquette
Bay City
Saginaw
DAVIS
Grover Bros
Flander
Lorimer
United States
Representive McCollum
W. H. Parr
Timothy
Union Trust Company
Caple Hardware Company
Sterling
Sterling Steel
Johnston
Alma Elevator Co
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