Prairie progress and farming virtues praised in elder views
A verbose reflection praised farming life and rural improvement, extolling soil work as honorable and divine. The author lauds roads, education, prairies, and productive ethics, contrasting modern progress with traditional labor and communal sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patouka
Las Ceme
Wideawake Wid Industrigus Farnars
Prairies
Tae Praires
Azures
James
Duman
Safe and Vaults Raised by Hibbard & Richardson Co
Cary Safe Co. general agents offer a large stock of new safes and vaults at 47 Milwaukee Wisconsin. The largest selection in the Northwest includes second hand safes and various makes always on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard & Richardson Co
Cary Safe Co
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
For Sale at Willow Latte Advertisement Items
For sale items include Short Horn Bull Calves Barred Plymouth Rock and Golden Laced Wyandottes from Porest Breeding Plymouth Rock eggs and Wyandots eggs per hatch. Also available are Yorkshire puppies ready for rat control at 40 and under. Auction by Likie Prop Algona.
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Plymouth Rock
Likie, Prop
Algona, Iy
Irish and West Highlands Song Parallels in Laments
The article compares Irish dirges and laments with West Highland music noting Irish pieces use vocal-like notes for the hump and blend full harmonies unlike the pentatonic pipes. It highlights the Celie people’s melancholic expression and distinct Trish temperament with vigor, spare rhythm, and a native cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celie Melnnehuly
Fay
West Highlands
Eng
London
New Music for World’s Fair Three Notable Compositions
The World’s Fair opens with three official compositions invited by Six-Position management. Edmund Clarence Stedman wrote Hymn of the West with music by Harvard professor K Paine, Frank Vanderstaken provided Louisiana march, and Henry J Hadley composed Along the Plaza waltz.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
Yes K. Paine
Harvard University
Louisiana
Frank Vanderstaken
Cincinnati
Plaza
Henry J
Hadley
New York
le Garde Republicaine
France
England
Bovan
Sotberg
Uncle Sam's Wonders at World’s Fair Government Exhibit
At the exposition the United States Government building dominates the grounds with a vast steel truss dome and 500 by 250 feet footprint. It showcases relics of presidents and soldiers, postal history, and departments like Commerce and Labor and the Library of Congress, with exhibits on agriculture, industry, and inventions from the post office to early steam and harvesting machines.
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United States
Lislett
United States Railway
Post Office Museum
Washington
Louisiiana Purchase
Roosevelt
Sherman
Sheridan
Garfield
Benjamin Wranklin
Post Office
Department of Commerce and Labor
Executive Department
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commieelover of
iCengus Bureau
Ho Lighthouse Board
Niga
Ed Wer Elsworth Garnsey
Interior Department
Ito
Elias Mowe
C. Thurber
Charles Newbold
Robert Wook
Anany Olliy
Lesean
Abraham Tancolu
Cy Ia
Texposition
Leypt
Parr
Curious Chinese Exhibit at World’s Fair Showcases Craft
The Chinese display features carved bamboo beds in summer and winter designs with ivory inlay, silk coverings, and rosewood couches. It highlights homes weddings funerals tea houses weaving and apparel, plus lanterns temples theaters arches and carved ivory figures.
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Trent
Wharfage Free at St. Louis for World’s Fair Boats
Free wharfage will be granted to all boats landing at St. Louis during the World’s Fair. Harbor officials Joseph P. Whyte and TreaMe Manager Fill leary assign wharf space by vessel type with no charge for wharfage. Applications for space to be made at City Hall.
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World's Fair City
St. Louis
Iair
TreaMe
Fillleary
Joseph P. Whyte
Chateau Avenue
Liddle Street
Whese Streets
Trouse
Biddlestreet
Broadway
Lmits
Jefferson Barracks
Gouth
Mississippi River
Hnes
Peach
Exposition Grounds
City Hall
Twelfth Street
Market Street
Clark Avenue
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Tieat Market
Breen & Breen
E. S. Glasier
Algonac
Martin Schoolbian
Hoge
Janie
Chicago Tribune
Lee O. Wolye
Justice of the Peace
Collecsions
Titunka
Towa
Uncle Sam's
Louisiana Purchase Monument
China
Celestial Empire
Toland’s Business
Mason City
Iowa
Poriamibes Gratiluatordl
W. G. Lowe
Bbveereeenony
Iie
Winn
The
Dakotas
West
Land Men
Titonka
Land of
Opportunity
Great Northern Railway
Ninsdale, Mont
Qohinook
Great Falls
Ilelena
Butte
Anaconda
Kalispell
Mont
Libby Creek
Mant
Spokane
Wenilehee
Walla Walla
Waal
Pondieton
Umatilla
Ove
He Kootenai
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Vancover
Victoria
Puget Sound
Ashland
Oregon
Fromstpau
Max Brass
Clark ST
Chicago, Ill
F. Whitney
Gen. Pass. and
Mokot Agen ST
Pavl
Minn
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