ENTERPRISE STOCK FARM OFFERING FINE BULLS AND SOWS
The Enterprise Stock Farm, owned by Er A Schaefer, markets a growing herd built on prize Archers and Bridal Archer bulls. It offers young serviceable bulls at reasonable prices, plus full blood Poland China brood sows and gilts. Schaefer emphasizes quality, shows promise for improved calves and increased farm value with two to three years use of a good bull.
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F. A. Schaefer
Bates
Schaefer
Rean
Knimet County
Poland
China
Hia At
Public Sale Near Estherville Seeks Quick Cash
On March 7 at my farm one mile northwest of Estherville I will auction without reserve a mixed lot of livestock and farm implements. Items include multiple horses and cows, brood sows, chickens, plows, harrows, seeders, wagons, and a washing machine. Prices under six dollars cash, over six dollars credit with notes at 8 percent. Sale starts 10 oclock with noon lunch. settlement required before removal.
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Estherville
Poland
China
Ames
E. D. Converse
FosuHink
FW. Converse
Among Our RelaTRORS Graver, Illnesses and Visits
Elva Pottrats from South Dakota visits sister Mrs Oscar Bellman. Graverites recuperate from illnesses. Reports of trips, calls, and local happenings across Emmet townships with farm news, corn judging prizes, livestock trading, and residents moving or relocating.
Wallingford J. West and Kellestad depart station post
Wallingford J. West, formerly of this place, is moving to Goodland Kansas to take a new station agent position. Lewis Kellestad has designed his departure there and will be leaving his operator role with best wishes for success in the new location.
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Wallingyord
West
Vigstad
Lewis Kellestad
Bth
Idgve
Goodland
Kan
Gractinger visitors and local notices dominate Saturday
Chris Larsen and Fred Hankins visited Gracttinger on Saturday. Nels Johnson left Monday for Oakdale Nebraska to visit his sister Clarence Groth of Humboldt. Peterson Groth wedding was Thursday. Hankins and wife arrived from Amery Wisconsin Thursday evening. Annie Quamen returned to Leeds Maryland after months at home. Jamie Kasa suffers rheumatism and has been very ill. A shadow sociable is planned at Kenedy schoolhouse Wednesday evening February 27 with Miss Castello as teacher. M Kennedy and Henry Hickey of Dekalb Illinois visit J P Kennedy to buy horses to ship to Hindi. Mrs Svend Strand leaves Monday for St Ansgar to visit friends. The H K Groth sale Tuesday drew a good crowd and items sold well. Mrs Roberts, visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Nels Person, left Friday for Kentucky to join her husband in a print shop there. Racine Times notes a concert at Association Hall featuring the Clayton Jubilee Singers, praised as the most interesting and widely enjoyed program with plantation songs delightful and captivating.
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Fred Hankins
Nels Johnson
Oakdale
Neb
Clarence Groth
Humboldt
Peterson-Groth
Amery
Wis
Annie Quamen
Leeds
M. D
Jamie Kasa
Kenedy
Castello
M. Kennedy
Henry Hickey
Dekalb
J.P. Kennedy
Hickey
Kennedy
Svend Strand
Why So Weak Kidney Cure From Dean's Pills
Estherville reader Mrs. A. H. Page reports backache, weakness, and poor sleep due to kidney trouble. After using Down's Kidney Pills obtained from Williams & Alderson's drug store, she says her back grew stronger and relief followed. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists Dean's as the sole agent and warns to remember the name.
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Estherville
A. H. Page
Rock Island
RK. R
EK Lincoln St. Esthervile
Lona
Williams & Alderson
Gente
Foster Milburn ,Co
Buffalo
New York
Deans
Correction on truth and a Stoker anecdote
In Bram Stoker's Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving an amusing tale about Tennyson is recounted. The hostess serves a dish and asks for an exact judgment. Tennyson says it reminded him of an old shoe while Irving presses for the truth and Tennyson corrects his claim to it being like an old boot.
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Bram Stoker
Henry Irving
Irving
Haslemere
Tennynon
Tenny- Eon
The Conduct of Life by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A fragment from Emerson on life conduct praising inner will as true power. It notes few people possess a central nature that exerts lasting charm and influence, shaping actions from within rather than wealth or talent.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hamlet Fat Debate Ends In Duel Troubled Scene
In Par' is Revue Generale Flerre Lerouge recounts a quarrel between M. Catulle Mendes who favors slender, and M. Vanor who leans to the hundred Kheilos. A sword duel leaves only skin deep wounds, while the true mystery behind the dispute remains unsolved.
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M. Catulle Mendes
M. Vanor
Flerre Lerouge
Revue Generale
Divorce Motive Named In Silly Exchange
A brief exchange in Pick-Me-Up humor section jokes about why Lord Busted would want a divorce. The quip notes his wife had half a willow when he married her and still holds every penny of it, highlighting a witty mispronunciation and light domestic taunt.
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Willlow
Fragmentary OCR note from Sunday Omori or pametin text
The readable fragment mentions Sunday Omori or pametin and references Way Jobnston & Vo, leaving unclear context or complete event details in the OCR snippet.
Exercice Without Effort and Quack Remedies Dialect
Fragmented OCR style notice recounts dubious medical products and claims. It mocks mercury containing cures and promotes a supposed mercury free remedy by F.J. Cheney Co Toledo with warnings to avoid counterfeit options. The passage also mentions a golf anecdote and cautions about unsafe nostrums.
Des Moines Letter on State Capital News
Des Moines correspondent reports on Iowa legislative moves including convict labor for state printing, hours for trainmen, telegraph operator exams, and freight reconsignment. It notes primary bill progress, swine pavilion funding, a court of inquiry exonerating H. L. McGrew, and election news proposals. The piece covers farming via correspondence courses, 2 cent fare support, public notices, and anti fraud actions in Birmingham. It also mentions prohibition on bogus mining pamphlets, anti firecracker measures, and revenue-boosting corporation reporting requirements.
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Moines
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Jefferson
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Clarke
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