Land Office Names and Officials List in Distinct Districts
A fragmentary ledger lists several officials and candidates associated with land office and district roles. Names include Neal J Sharp Hodgman Ravenel Macbeth Henry F Powell Adler G Finnell Chamberlain John Johnsen B Keyes Alice Belkner Martha Keenan L H Johnston Hicket O Donohue W Treloar Geo McGowan and Vrank Uhren across various districts and divisions.
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Ravenel
Macbeth Henry F. Powell
G. Finnell
C. Chamberlain
John Johnsen
Guo
B. Keyes
Alice Belkner
Martha Keenan
L. H. Johnston
Hicket O'Donohue
Treloar
Geo, McGowan Grd
Vrank Uhren
Boots and Shoes Sold in Custer County Sale
Local vendor boasts a line of Buckingham and Hecht boots and shoes now offered for sale in Custer County at reasonable prices.
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Buckingham & Hecht
Custer County
GPOCAEIAS DIY GOONS
A terse notice touts a choice and complete stock of fresh groceries always on hand.
The Deakin' On Hoss Tradin Pay A-Tradin
The speaker laments horse trading under a harsh, satirical tone. He argues traders manipulate rivals and customers, praising a horse yet exposing deceit. He notes the new gadget economy and longs for honest work, declaring he would not trade the sacred heaven for Nixon Waterman.
The Bride of the Season in Paris Gown at Charity Hall
A narrator analyzes a society bride-to-be awaiting a lavish charity hall event. The glamorous, changeable Mrs Stocton Gouvenier faces jealous scrutiny from old friends, while a past romance with Jim resurfaces amid champagne, gowns, and gossip.
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Paris
Jim
Stocton Gouvenier
Phyllis
Mme. Dyake
The Charity Bell and a Dream Letter
A dramatic scene unfolds as Phyllis Varian navigates flirtations, societal expectations, and a life of wealth versus missionary duty. She contemplates a bold letter to a western missionary, wrestling with happiness, love, and a vow to take life more seriously. Jim Souton Gouvenier observes, while a future in Washington hints at a crossroads.
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Mr. North
Jim
Phyllis
Cupid
Bos
Paris
Washington, D.C, Tan
Western
Prairies
Mra. Siocton Gouvenier
Troy Times
Light Colored Tailor Mades Trend in Wardrobe
Light colored tailor madems and white or pale cloth costumes grow common with pretty blouses and open jackets. Many outfits feature a bolero or jacket to swap as needed. Next to white a grayish blue shade is seen as chic, with shirts often lined to match the cloth color. Washington.
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Washington
House Expanding Apportionment Plan for 386 Members
A historical report explains a new apportionment method for the U S House. It outlines moving to 386 seats, details timing from March 4 to December, and notes the debate over fairness and the compound ratio method, with states gaining or losing representation under the proposed plan.
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Pest
Senate
Census Office
Hopkins
House
Ieax
Divinity Scholar Loses Scholarship After Marriage
John William Bailey, a University of Chicago divinity student on a $125 yearly scholarship, married Celestina Wool of Franklin Indiana. President Harper and the divinity faculty voided the scholarship citing a rule against marriage during study. Bailey, 22, married 21 year old Celestina in Franklin and now resides at 6124 Ingleside Avenue, Chicago.
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Harper
University of Chicago
Eraduate Divinity School
Wfe
John William Bailey
Celestina Wool
Franklin
Ind
Bailey
Divinity School
Franklin College
Indiana
Ingleside Avenue
Chicago
Germany's Industry Trends Reported in 1901 Year Book
A year book on German industry cited by Consul Hossfeld at Trieste portrays coal and iron consumption as key activity indicators. Coal per person rose from 4747 to 5183 pounds 1896–1898, iron from 271 to 500 pounds. Prussia forest revenue climbed to 19.275 million dollars in 1898, meat tax revenue up about 15 percent two years, while beer intake per person edged from 129 to 131 quarts.
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Hossfeld
Germany
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L.N. Sullivan
Charles Stockslager
L Perry
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Ees
Rand Rover
Coronet
Albion
Challis
Fourth Judicial District of Idaho
Lincoln County
Kilmore
Mt. Home
Bisine
Hailley
Krrruan
Perky
Silver Leaf
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
O. Fy
Belle W. Thompson
N. G
Eriiet Thomison
Odd Fellows
Istanabul
Geo. BE. Keyes
C. P. Wa
Howet
Scribe
Heltfeld
Conyore Thowas
Glenn
Ranuitsleuternen
Thos
Terrell
Blatte
Has
J. Bassett Auilof
Egbert Jones
Frank Martin
Robert W. Philps
Sararon
New Challis House
Ged
R. A. Pierce
Idaho
Theasuri
Alice FeLkyer
EF. Nickerson
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
K. D. Williams
Arbi
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Winchester Ave
New Haven
Durham
Blackwells
Blackwell
Vegel
Deakin
Tim
Mars
Hose
Hoas
Nixon Waterman
MY Lady’s
Atiwe
Chicago Times-Herald
Sou
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