Farmer’s Mink and Muskrat Profit From Pond Near Lytton
Henry Hembrecht, living northwest of Lytton on a half section, cultivates a 100 acre pond cluttered with brush as a winter resort for mink and muskrat. He trapped and shipped hides during 1808 09, netting about 1,000 dollars from 100 mink and 4,500 to 6,000 muskrat, claiming greater profit from the pond than the rest of his farm.
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Census 1910 Enumerators Sought for Emmet County
Supt G F Rankin seeks many applicants for the census work in Emmet county ahead of February exams. County split into eight enumeration districts with listed townships and lakes. Compensation to be set in January, with pay per inhabitant farm stock and establishments defined by act. Ladies' applications receive equal consideration to men.
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Iowa State College Corn Show Opens at Short Course
Iowa State College hosts a corn show during the Annual Short Course in Stock and Grain Judging at Ames January 8 to 16, 1910. Premia total several thousand dollars with prizes in districts and classes for single ears, ten ears, and thirty ears. cash rewards include 100 dollars for best single ear. Exhibitors receive five top agricultural papers for a year, no entry fee, and guidance on entry deadlines, shipping, and eligibility from F C Tait, State College, Ames, Iowa.
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Woleys Orinu laxative praised for gentle action
An old advertisement extols Woley's Orinu laxative as pleasant tasting and nonviolent. It claims it eases constipation and avoids harsh purgatives like pills and tablets, presenting a child friendly option.
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Short Course in Horticulture and Farm Forestry at Ames
Ames offers a technical course in horticulture and farm forestry for interns and farmers with interest in fruit growing and general farming. The program covers orchard site, variety selection, propagation, potato growing, spraying, insect and disease control, orchard management from picking to marketing, and farm forestry including Catalpa ornamentals. Details and contacts at the College of Agriculture, Ames, Iowa.
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A Glance Backward into the New Year Reflections
A reflective exhortation urges turning toward self improvement as the year ends. It calls readers to renew vows to their better natures, stay steady on a hopeful path, and measure personal progress in the coming twelve months.
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Stanley Bradlay Nuptials in Sioux Falls
Mr Guerney Stanley and Miss Sda pe united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Sioux Falls Christus. Stanley works as a city electrician and is regarded as one of the town’s best young men. The bride spent most of her life in Estherville and is a high school graduate with many fine qualities. The couple have the best wishes of many friends and will make Estherville their home.
Reslignee of Sam Warner Burned
The northeast residence of Sam Warner burned after a defect caused a fire on Wednesday morning. Much furniture was saved, the building valued with $600 insurance and little on contents. Warner had recently sold farm buildings. A February date for the farmers institute program was debated, with plans to hold meetings and involve the community. Leo Brychtell led seven young couples at six o'clock Tuesday night.
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Benzoate of soda controversy moves toward Congress
Agitation over pure food includes use of caustic soda in canneries to peel unripe peaches. Critics warn caustic soda leaves residue and can be unsafe, while label rules and potential federal action are debated. Commercial graduates highlighted with program notes and a banquet.
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Twenty Six Years Ago Recap From Broad Ax Files
M L Archer visited Town City a week with Mell and Clead Brown once engineers on the Burlington survey. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Kneut Esposet on Dec 27. West Bend band to play a grand New Year Eve dance at the skating rink. Rev and Mrs G N Luccock visited Mrs Lucecock’s parents at Swan Lake. G L Bingham a Swan Lake merchant shipped 800 muskrat pelts before Christmas. Barker and Ballard sold 176 mink and 70 skunk hides to an eastern buyer. Miss Jessica Johnston and Miss May Williams visited Miss Liszie Hughan at Swan Lake while Sam Collins visited his brother-in-law in Ida county.
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Yeager vs Rock Toland railroad case held for retrial
The supreme court holds Yeager against Rock Toland railroad in Ia to grant a new trial due to alleged detractions by Judge Coyle. The case aims to be ready for trial at the February term. Police testimony and medical anecdotes are referenced in unrelated notes and quotes.
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Reedless Trouble in Kaures City
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local event or crime note in Kaures City with unclear names and phrases. The readable portions hint at a discussion or inquiry about a wrongdoing and a response about using water or waves, but details are too garbled to identify persons, places, or actions reliably.
Union Temperance Meeting and Evangelistic Services
Union temperance meeting to be held Monday evening at the Methodist Church with Rev Barker of the Anti-Tobacco League giving an address at a later Presbyterian church gathering. Remaining notices announce church revival services, annual federation meeting, and related events through January 1910 alongside local real estate brief.
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Beautiful tall grasses and forests in Rhodesia described
A Springfield Republican reader describes Rhodesia’s wooded regions and tall grasses. The grass often reaches twelve feet in valleys along the Sabt and Zamberst rivers, making navigation easy to lose. Annual fires burn the dry grass in August to October, creating dramatic night scenes as hills glow with flames. The rainy season brings green foliage and vivid new leaves, while waterfalls dot the mountains and rivers remain small in volume.
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Winze Cost Asked After Rich Ore Discovery
A western mine superintendent struck a vertical ore vein requiring a winze to access the ore. He asked the eastern board for permission to ship and received the terse reply to begin shipping once a winze is sunk. When asked the price he answered one thousand dollars and was then asked if a secondhand winze could be bought cheaper.
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Mark Twain’s Joke About Gillette Stage Rise
The article recalls Mark Twain as the theatrical godfather of actor William Gillette, a Twain friend who helped Gillette enter theater. Twain joked he preferred Gillette’s success over a failed joke, noting Gillette’s eventual triumph. Include a Scots dialogue fragment about a kirk and a contribution box, humorously contrasting poverty and church offerings.
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Mine discovery at Platteville School of Mines
Students report a vein of lead and unic ore found on the grounds of the School of Mines at Platteville Wa and plan to open it for study. Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire writes praising Foley's Kidney Remedy for curing years of kidney trouble and recommending the medicine.
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