Grandview Idaho Exhibit News and Local Happenings
Readable notes from Grandview Idaho recount praise for Idaho fruit at a national show with top premiums won by Idaho displays. The column laments political figures while recalling community figures, farming life, and a recent local death. It notes major premiums at the Ames Second Annual Junion contest and urges rural youth to compete.
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Corneil Bluffs
Apple
Union
Atates
Ci Trust
Colorado
Vinin
Kossuth
John
Fidend
Prophecy and political foresight stir New York opinion
A New York dispatch recounts an occult clairvoyant Mme de Thebes who predicts upheaval in the United States 1911 1913 including financial crashes and a major evolution in commerce finance and arts. She also discusses Roosevelt Taft and French views on American women and politics with warnings about ambition and leadership.
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Fire damages home. quick action saves Larsen residence
A southwest of town fire nearly destroyed Geo Larsen's home before he and his wife intervened, pulling burning clothes from a wardrobe as a child touched them. Loss exceeds $200, with most family clothing ruined. the blaze was contained before spreading further. The rest of the text shifts to political commentary and a lengthy Christmas reflection.
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Titonia Tax Sale Yields Few Bids In Titonka
Tax sale adjourned with most property passing. Four Titonka lots sold at $5 each to M P Haggard and others. several lots had taxes cancelled or listed amounts. Local notices mention hog sales, visits, and Christmas greetings from area residents.
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F. J. Ward
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Owear
J. Taegaland
M. V
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Myer Selis Sells 80 Acres Near Town
Kenry Meyer closed a sale of 80 acres then later 120 acres from the same farm at 76 dollars per acre to John Alke of Kanawha. Alke will take possession in March 1912. Job Tsebrand currently has the farm which is well improved. The land lies about a mile and a half from town and is described as a bargain.
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Mra. T
John Alke
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Job Tsebrand
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