Boos 2 Sines Boots and Shoes Offered in Custer County
A dealer announces a fine line of Buckingham and Hecht boots and shoes in two sizes. Prices are described as reasonable and aimed at local customers in Custer County. The promotion emphasizes quality and value for conservative shoppers.
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Fourth Judicial District of Idaho
Lincoln County
Cansia County
Elmore County
Mt. Home
Custer County
Blaine County
Hailey
Kirkand I
Peaky
Buckingham & Hecht
Custer Co
Women’s compassion at life’s end in verse lament
The poem mourns the universal role of women in tending the dying. It pleads to mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters to comfort the sufferer with kindness, noting that all must face final moments and depend on female care, past and present. The voice invokes shared human duty and sentiment in times of distress.
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Thomas Drimill
The Landlord's Story 2 and the Eden Center Romance
In a Adirondack inn tale a jolly landlord recalls a village love story from Eden Center. Henry Randell, a penniless student, woos Lucinda Peek, faces a stern father, and years later returns as a California visitor. A village guide Joe reveals the reunion, ending with the lovers’ embrace and Randell rewarding the guide.
Deer Saves Woman Then She Is Shot by Hunter
Miss Margaret McConnell of Utica, lost over 50 hours in the Adirondacks, was sheltered by a tame big buck and his mate through the night. In the morning a hunter named Fred Reber from Boonville found her and carried her to camp, where she planned to ask for the deer's head as a memento.
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Margaret McConnell
Utica
Scannell
Fred Reber
Boonville
Mr. Reber
Whale laughs at riflemen in Montreal harbor spectacle
Montreal’s harbor continues to amuse a visiting whale as rifle fire fails to deter it from lingering near the Guard pier. Shots, including Savage rifles with nickel bullets, have kept the creature underwater for long periods but caused little harm. Meanwhile Paris talks on American prosperity and a wealthy American buys a historic bedroom suite once used by Charles X for $500, noting the furniture’s value beyond its price.
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Montreal
Sparta
Charles X
Ingenious Yankee's Opportunity
A New York dispatch reports the blue point oyster beds ruined this week. The Charge Record-Herald notes the chance for the man who can fabricate the bogus blue point has arrived, signaling a risky opportunity for counterfeiters.
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New York Dispatch
Blue Point
Chivrge Record-Heraldf
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