Unclear Fuss of December School Attendance and Visits
Readable portion reports December pupil attendance in sub-district No. 3 Emmet township listing Nora Nelson Dorothy Robinson Minnie Van KBman Willie Van Eman Inez Sauer Nellia Sauer Hilda Anderson and Clarence Anderson with Inez Luikartia as teacher. The text notes visits by Mrs G J Holmquist of Bart Dodge to Crawberry Point and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Lewis Wescott Estherville visits, Miss Jeanette Anderson of Motherville at EK Keonecke home, Mrs Wm Leupold of Center township visiting Henry Leupold home, and remarks about speaking up and hosting at Hagtington by Mr and Mrs Maneke and son Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Township
Nora Nelson
Dorothy Robinson
Minnie -van Kbman
Willie van Eman
Inez Sauer
Nellia Sauer
Hilda Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Ines Luikartia
G. J. Holmquist
Bart. Dodge
A. S. Anderson
Crawberry Point
Lewis Wescott
Wm. Leupold
Center Township
Henry Leupold
Brasie
Myrtle Jacobson
Estherville
Jake Taylor
Dolliver
Grover School House
Walter Grems
Frank Grems
Higinboth Aim
Clement Luskart
Cedar” Rapids
Hendrickson
Rochester
Catarrah
J. Osmundson
May Woupy
Fort Dodge
Sberville
Libbie Olson
Barber
Clara Olson
McKibben
Burr
Babey
Ad. Robinson
CO. T. Haines
Phelan
Hatherville
Wis
J. A. Barer
Joe Heneman
Canter Township
J. Ds Robinson
Dr. Haynes
Chavage
Grovers Hinesleighing and Local News Notes
Local items describe school reopening, visitors to Arma and Estherville, marriages, social events, and upcoming eye social. Mentions include Hinesleighing, Mr. Wilder on business to Estherville, Andrew Peterson from Gondell IA visiting, Mrs. Jane Wing returning home, and the marriage of Robert Woods and Elsie Broad in Estherville. وآ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinesleighing
Hen Grows
Armastrong
Andrew Peterson
Gondell
Guo, Qrems Jr
Jane Wing
F. R. Dowden
Eatherville
Robert Woods
Elsie Broad
Estherville
Death note for Euniece Barnham in High Lake township
Euniece Barnham died at home in High Lake township on January 7 1910 from pneumonia aged 77 years. She had been ailing for some time yet continued daily duties until Tuesday when she bedded and medical aid arrived too late.
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High Lake Township
Euniece Barnham
Death of Eunice Howard in Minnesota community
Eunice Violanthe Howard born 1933 in Vermont moved with family to Minnesota. She married Harvey Burnham at 27, had son William and adopted son Harry Hackett. She supported and educated her boys after becoming a widow early. A devout Christian, she joined the Lutheran church and died Friday night at 9 oclock. Funeral at Lutheran church near Ryan Lake with burial at Swan Lake cemetery. Rev Scott officiated. hymn selections by church choir and Waldon Quartette.
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Eunice Violanthe Howard
Varmont
Harvey Burnham
William
Harry Hackett
Christian Church
Ryan Lake
Swan Lake
Scott
Roy
Ytheran Entirely
Waldon Quartette
Hl. W. Nokenbrodt
Ryan
Chureday
Colorado
Will
George Pinley
Kidiana
Dente
High Lake
Philip Peale
Brigelyn
Minlesolia
Public Auction To Sell Farm Equipment Horses and Tow Varieties
I will sell at public auction at my residence three miles east of Wallingford on the southeast quarter of section 4 High Lake township. Items include Highland Dandy stallion, several horses and colts, two riding cultivators, disc harrows, wagons, harness, corn and feed, furniture and household goods. Auction begins at two o'clock with six months credit on larger balances. payment with security and interest. Proceeds support sale of partnership assets and estate purposes. Clerk O. O. Anderson.
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Wallingford
Beetion
High Lake Township
Ilda
Black
Wolghit
Gael
Lanare
Pb Hearse
Kenline
Naylor
Erih
Ana Farm
Wroeelock Sharp
Brennan
Miner
Wa. Kosi
O. O. Anderson
Flamingoes Show Flexible Necks At Bronx Zoo
A New York paper notes flamingoes in a Bronx Zoo cage twisting their necks into corkscrews and curves as onlookers watch. An ornithologist explains flexibility comes from many neck bones, citing swans with twenty three and a sparrow with fourteen, while comparing animal neck lengths and bone counts.
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Bronx Zoo
New York
The Plebeians Secede and Rise in Roman History
The plebeians of Rome, once barred from political rights, endured debt slavery and social restrictions. In 497 B.C. they seceded to Mons Sacert near Rome and formed a new city, prompting the patricians to grant tribunes to protect plebeian rights. Over two centuries they gained powerful offices and crucial religious roles, shaping the early Roman Republic.
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Rome
Mons Sacet
Conmentus
Innian Republic
Perspire Replaces Sweat in Language Shift
A 18th century linguistic note discusses how perspire became preferred over sweat in Britain and Ireland as a refined term. It cites a London Gentleman's Magazine writer claiming sweat faded from common use among all ranks except carriers and chairmen over twenty years. It also references Wesley noting nocturnal perspiration as a sign of health, illustrating evolving views on bodily exudation terms.
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London Gentleman's Magazine
Great Britain
Ireland
Wesley
Queer Sort of Borrow
A speaker claims a silver dollar packet piece as a durable friend, using it as collateral during tight times while admitting perpetual poverty. The tale, cited from the New York Globe, depicts ten years of hardship and constant borrowing with the coin kept for security and sentiment.
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New York Globe
Identified Her A Darrigan Woman Proves Identity
A Newark Call report tells of a Darrigan woman who tries to cash a check at a bank where she is unknown. The cashier asks for identification, and she responds that she can be identified by a mole on her cheek. The tale highlights her resourceful resolve against petty obstacles.
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Newark
Mistaken Cure in a Lippincott’s lullaby scene
A fragment shows a composer shouting Jennie to quiet a crying child while the wife questions the sudden loud singing. The snippet reflects a domestic moment from Lippincott's, highlighting a playful yet tense exchange over a singing lullaby.
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Jennie
Lippincott's
A Potential Difference and Reflections on Realism
A quoted dialogue contrasts identity and realism with idealism and wariness toward marriage. The piece presents a transcribed exchange noting the world as a ladder where some rise while others fall, ending with a French proverb.
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Boston
Victor Hugo Home In Guernsey Exile Display At Hauteville House
A fragmentary description of Victor Hugo’s Hauteville House in Guernsey where he stayed in exile. Walls bear his name and lines from his works, rooms filled with portraits, tapestries, and antique furnishings. The study offers grand views of Sark and Castle Cornet, with objects and inscriptions linking to Hugo and his circle.
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Victor Haig
Guernsey
Hauteville Rouge
St. Peter Port
Guernses
Hugo
Victor Hugo
Michelarag
Sark
Ste Fethon
Castle Comet
Norwegian Watch Boys On Fiord Sentry Posts
A juvenile watchman sits in a wooden sentry box on stilts to guard a fish school seen from a fiord. Daily life shows Norse practice of alerting harvest time as farmers work, nets readied, boats loaded, echoing Viking raiding legends.
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Mediterranel
The Clock Riddle of Three Fair Damsels Told
A young man asks a wise counselor which maid truly loves him by asking each beauty what the clock says about him. Esmeralda says slow, Pygialie says just right, Brangeline says fast, leaving Brangeline the favored choice.
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Eich
Esmeralda
Brangeline
Angeline
Fragmented Baltimore American text on a burglary scene
An OCR fragment from the Baltimore American recounts a burglary incident with disjointed phrases. It mentions a woman awakened, a police response, bystanders, and confusing dialogue about fear and action, with garbled names and terms making the exact events unclear.
Dangerous Grippesware Advices For Cough Relief
Historical note describes LaGrippe dangers and pneumonia risk. Mentions Ley's Honey and Yar as cough aids. Claims Honey and Tar products such as Foley's Honey and Tar are safe and effective with no harmful effects. Includes retailer names and packaging references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Foley
Jay, Johnston
The Home Circle Department Says Words of Daily Duty
The piece urges cheerful home life and daily virtue through gentle self discipline. It discusses kindness to others, parental guidance, Sabbath school value, women’s education for self sufficiency, and ends noting a West Indies movement for women’s suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
British West Indies
Doans Kidney Pills Promoted In Estherville Ad
An Estherville advertisement touts Doans Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble with claims of success in families. It lists price as 60 cents and cites Foster Milburn Co as the U S agents, urging readers to remember the brand. A separate notice mentions a will probate in Mitchell County Iowa with December date and court filing details.
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Dowin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Htatea
Lown
Mimainet County
Win
Wertz
Mstherville
Iowa
Mee Elsing ER
Shaw Clark District Court
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Corie
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