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The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1901

Page

15

Little Freczied Face in the Grand March Through Town

A noisy parade unfolds with a brave array and a gallant rider. Music fills the street while a child’s freckled face peeks from the curb, drawing a merrier reaction from onlookers as the procession passes by.

Fourth of July Stampede at Black Rock Ranch

Ford, Florence, and the narrator face a rustler stampede near Two-one-tee Pass while protecting a family celebration. Florence leads a bold rescue with crackers and a diverted gunfire plan, driving off rustlers and saving the stock. The group returns home to find the planned Lander celebration thwarted by false reports.

Black Rock Horse Ranch Ford Florence Cottonwood Grove Black Rock Creek Congressional Record Green River Black Rock Valley Lander Two-one-tee Pass Owl Creek Ferd Fred Rustler F. W. Crissman

Fourth of July hazards and tetanus dangers linked to fireworks

A July Fourth piece warns that many deaths from the holiday stem from tetanus following deep wounds caused by toy pistols and explosions. It notes that proper wound cleaning and extensive tissue exposure are needed to prevent fatal infection.

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Do Not Hit A Man When He Is Down

Denzil recovers under care with Mildred by his side. Blount hints at a shared past and Mildred’s engagement to Lyndon ends. Denzil confesses love, Mildred recalls their history, and in a final, emotional moment they declare their love before parting.

Col Ebenezer Sproat Middleborough Mass Hildreth Colonel Sproat Ebenezer Blount Denzil Sir George Mildred Caroline Dick Blount Stubber Trevanion Denzil Charlie Miss Trevanion Lyndon Darling Love

A Good Cook Ruskin on Culinary Virtues

A Good Cook defines true cooking as mastery of fruits herbs balms and apices and all that heals and sweetens. It calls for carefulness inventiveness watchfulness willingness and efficient use of tools and ingredients. It blends English thoroughness French art and Arabian hospitality to ensure everyone has something nice to eat.

Pingree’s City Reforms and Governmental Vision

In seven years as Detroit mayor and four as Michigan governor, Pingree modernized the city with extensive paving sewers lighting and street railway gains. He pushed railway property taxation reforms and backed municipal tram plans while stressing capable aides and decisive leadership.

Detroit Michigan Pingree London Supreme Court

Cruelty to Animals Sparks Outcry Over Dog Attack

Narrative recounts George Scrugg and his two white bull terriers attacking a black and white cat on a New York corner. The story questions cruelty, comparing it to pigeon shooters and urging laws to curb animal torture. The piece condemns the act and calls for public action against such cruelty.

George Scrugg Scrugg Forty-ninth Street Seventh Avenue New York Black Scrugg

Free Trade with Porto Rico to Start Next Month

The text states that free trade will be declared between Porto Rico and the United States next month. The revenue act will take full effect on July 1, replacing customs duties for insular government funding. A special session of the insular legislature is planned for July 4 to finalize proclamations ending duties on imports and shipments to Porto Rico.

Porto Rico United States

War Everlasting Among Animals Asserts Constant Battle

Scientists declare animal life, excluding humans and pets, is a perpetual war. Predators hunt prey in a cascading chain from eagles to hawks to small birds, insects, and plants, each causing death to the other in a relentless struggle for survival.

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