Eight Shorthorns for private sale by W A Stookton
Private sale offers eight registered Shorthorns including three cows with calves by side and two cows near profit, plus three yearling heifers. Price 400 dollars for the bunch. Location 14 miles southeast of town. Also available a house and office building with 12 lots of 7 acres each near coal fields in development. Contact L St. Jones Howland Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stookton
BR. L. St. Jone
Howland, Mo
Domestic Science Lecturer Highlights Hygiene At Unionville
The note describes a lecturer from Unionville Chaudauqua lecturing on domestic science. It mentions hygienic conditions, water supply, farm supply, and sanitary practices. The fragment references Miss Dayneio and Venlencoe in a home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Aikin
John Howell
Olive
Lemonville
Unionville
Missouri
Metta Moore
Crockett
W H Fletcher
Little Son
Allerton
Corydon
Iowa
Jkitehen
Sibley
Apportionment of Public School Fund Increases Funds
State superintendent H A Gass completes the annual apportionment totaling 1 564 557 57 for the year. The per pupil amount rises to 1 58 with a total of 7 577 62 allotted to Putnam County for 4 769 school age children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gass
Micleys
Putnam County
Three Great Sales of Pianos by Lyon Healy Chicago
Lyon Healy issues the biggest piano list ever from Thompson Music Co Healy Music Co and F G Theatre Piano Co as they retire from retail. The document details hundreds of new pianos with instrument specifics and low prices with an 80 day closing push. Monthly payments available at 77 Adams Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon & Healy
Thompson Music Co
Healy Music Co
Big
F. G. Theatre Piano Co
Adams Street
Chicago
Fragmentary OCR of property and inheritance notes
A damaged OCR fragment lists land and graveyard sections with names such as Morgan, Culler, Wite, R.A. and Hiam H Boggs. It appears to reference transfers or notices to Robert Rogers and others with docket-like codes, but readable specifics are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aves Morgan W
Culler & Wite
R.A. Ie Ie
al Q. C
Hiam' H. Boggs
Hiam' H. Boggs& Wité
Robert Rogers
Judges Must Watch Primary Ballot Selection
Secretary of State John E. Swanger prints a letter affirming that election judges must enforce party loyalty at the state primary. The notice explains judges cannot permit voters to take a ballot of the opposing party, preserving the primary system’s intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Swanger
Frank Lowry
Mercer County
Princeton Telegraph
German Inventor Demonstrates Voice Writing System
Gustav Grzanna shows a device that sends handwriting and speech over a wire. The system uses twelve volts and a grit ray to photograph movements onto sensitized paper with a pencil transmitter. A reporter can send text while an artist transmits a sketch, with automatic development in ten seconds.
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Gustav Grzanna
London
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Sam Jackson
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Moon Bros
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Mprc. Co
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Midciefen Bros
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Bertha
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Carl Ward
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