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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR: mentions Thomas Balmer and RAM Ager of Butterlek publications. Quotation seems garbled about killing an elephant with a popgun and an advertising matter. Context unclear. records a stray ad reference without coherent event or date.
Ivy Lyle discovers a love note from Jasper Chase revealing she is the heiress Damaris Chase. Jack Ardsley professes lifelong love and asks for marriage despite family wealth and social expectations. Ivy embraces love but is stunned by the revelation as observers glimpse a scandalous coupling at the inn.
The article explains mole behavior mainly in early morning or late afternoon and notes moles live underground feeding on worms and insects. It suggests flooding burrows to surface the animal and rolling with a heavy roller as a remedy for lawn damage. It acknowledges moles have few natural enemies and can both destroy harmful insects and damage gardens.
Reports describe extraordinary echoes from places like the Hennstraita bridge in Wales and the castle of Simonetta near Naples. Echoes repeat pistol reports and verse across sites in France Italy and England, including Woodstock and the Pantheon.
Advertisement notes a sale of new sites and value stock in the northwest second-hand market. Mentions Milwaukee Wisconsin and agents Cary and Milwate Kee. Describes safe Cys carry and a persistent emphasis on reliability and trust in the listing.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces a temporary emigrant rate from February 18 to May 15, 1905, of 50 cents per 100 pounds with a 20,000 pound minimum for movables from St. Paul to Idaho Oregon and Washington destinations including Washington and Colorado River Railway lines. The aim is to attract settlers to the Northwest and develop the country, with reductions on war-loads to Pacific Coast points. J D Rockwell District Passenger Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, Des Moines.
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