Bear Hunt Feat Faked for Gold and Fame in California
Ernest McGaffey recounts the Tull-holt mining camp tale of Grizzly Pete and lawyer De Pyster. Old Stub-Foot the bear is hunted for staged photographs and a dying declaration, then killed for a gold bet, with affidavits, a staged claw, and a watch as prize.
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Driefslay
Tull-holt
Erinkiyou County
California
Peter Walker
Xuldo
Grizzly
Peto
Pete
Lils Bear
de Pyster
Old ‘Buul-foot
de Pyater
Hisself
Fetter
le Pystur
Gregg
Klik
de Pystor
Walker
Dad
Blub-foot
Frisklyon County
Stub-foot
Harvest Time and The Promise Of Workers Harvest
A homely meditation on sowing and reaping as life’s harvest, urging careful soil preparation, proper seed selection, and honest dealing. It warns against careless choices and prizes perseverance, good health, and conscience, then shifts to a note on personality in business highlighting visible signs, hustling, and the perils of hidden stock.
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Ife
Joss
Jonx
D. M. Carr
John Wanamaker
Marshall Field
Tiffanys
A. T. Stewarrt
Taylor
Hege
Capital and Labor in Worker Rights Dialogue
The piece contrasts labor and capital, urging respectful recognition of workers and employers alike as essential, noting interdependence and shared rights. A quip about spiritualism ends with a humorous jab on a medium and a judge commenting on appearances.
Suburbanite Quarrel Sparks Lard Custody Debate
A playful courtroom exchange between Executable, Mrs Suburbanite John and Mr Suburbanite unfolds as a judge monitors a domestic squabble about forgotten lard. The humor hinges on greasy memory and repeated arrivals, yielding a light domestic scene.
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John
Impoverishing the Community by Outgoing Money
A Western town banker notes weekly money orders totaling over 600 dollars sent away for goods from distant firms. He argues catalogue houses drain local merchants, raising prices, harming town pride, and reducing community wealth while urging home stores, local education in economics, and greater pride in local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsuron
Silk
Harmonious effort urged for home economy and clubs
Articles urge rural towns to organize commercial clubs to keep trade local and support home industries. Emphasizes preventing money from leaving town, protecting taxes and schools, and resisting mail order bargains. Warns about fake soap promotions and misleading premiums reducing product weight. Ends with a humorous exchange about marriage.
Child's Dress Pattern No 2802 for two to five years
Mountain sheep bands spotted near Spike Buck above the Royal Gorge attract Denver & Rio Grande train crews. Two flocks, eight and about fifteen sheep, roam cliffs hundreds of feet from the tracks, ignoring trains as laws forbid shooting and the animals remain unafraid of distant humans.
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Rockies
Denver & Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Spike Buck
Denver Republina
Practical Fashions Paris Pattern No 2301
Pattern details describe an all seams allowed dress with green and white ogured fabric. Dutch neck line, square back, gathered belt, and full length sleeves with narrow wristbands. Four sizes 82 30 40 44 inches bust. yards and braid required for specific bust sizes. include name and address to receive pattern No 2311.
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Paris
Methods of Teaching Varieties in Modes of Instruction
Quoted guidance from Francis W Parker urges teachers to vary methods daily. Try one approach today and a different method tomorrow to awaken dull pupils and reveal learning. Observing changes in engagement may yield clearer understanding and improved classroom dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Parker
Ohio State News Proposes Amendment To Prohibit Ponket District
Ohio report notes the senate's decisive vote on an amendment to the Jones bill prohibiting salooning in a designated district, with West offering a key amendment and other senators shaping dry-territory provisions. Also covers antitrust measures for farmers, a murder trial outcome, flood warnings, and local political actions.
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Colunbus
General Assembly
Senate
Ewloune Te Dey
Lauman
Williams
Fonaten Bohmidt
Brandt Plant
Hamilton County
Kapy Euppetta
West
Columbus
Tts
Farmers’ Trust
Ohio
Stephenson
Brown County
Valentine
Haines
Washington C
Traians
Witel
Clarence
Ames
Cohmbus State Hospital
Grestach
Per Aullint
Lncanivy
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Ernest McGaffey
Jerusha
Maria
Benham
Sittie
Judee
Adpress
Rize. Eee
Ohio State News
Gallipolii
Baltimore & Obie Railroad
Mielils
Ohio River
Favor
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Nicetine
Thomas DI Now Pendfhe
Fistate Commission
Cincinnati
Come Dent
Plana
O—Frenk Moore
Moore
Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga
American Steel and Wire Co
Young Stephenson
Hamilton, O
Hamilton Ward of
Thi Elry
Circleville
George Brown
Duvall
James Anderson
Hunt
Pullman
Pullman Co
Cleveland
Wm. Krueger
Edward Drauch
James Barr
Atwell Resolution
House
Coluwhes
Atwell
Bower Judiciary
Vanesville
Helmine
Merrick
Maysville Pike
Mary Epler
Epler
Arthur Howell
Vine Street
Freeland
Wooster
Hidge M
Butehwalter
Cineimindl
Idle City
John Nye
Buetwaller
Ohio Penitentiary
Mal
Tita
Earl Heseser
United States
Hesner
Babe
Hamilton
Matebox
Twosearnid
Win Horst
Frantlin
Steubenville
Lnes
Mingo Junction
Empire
Harris
Samuel Heaton
Jefferson County
Heis
James ©. Wonders
Logan County
East Liverpool O
Board of Education
Ely
J. Mel Cullough
Wellsville
Bellefontaine
Pred Wells
Proepeet
Youngstown
Hugh B. McCallon
Harrisburg
Geo. A. Huess
The
American Car and Foundry Co
Alvandhal Tran Ue
Niles, OQ
Tnspector Harrison
Steubenville, O
Democratic Congressional Committee
A. M. Brows
Belmont County
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