Notice to Horse Breeders in Estherville Iowa 1907
Notice announces three standard bred trot ing stallions at A. T. Rose barn Estherville Iowa including Franklin Audubon record 2 19 and Pathologist 2 18 with lineage and records. Also lists Mando and Cile stallions with owners Moore Manny Kina and others. Department of Agriculture clearance posted for inspection. Train ticket sale note for Minneapolis St. Louis Railroad first and third Tuesdays with state routes and fare details.
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A. T. Rose
Toll Livery Barn
Estherville
Towa
Franklin Audubon
Great Show Home
J. J. Audubon
Audubon Boy
Nanny Audubon
Louisiana
Texas
Roberta A
Busetta
Honey
Howard Yorke
Mighty Onward
Kentucky
Pringe
Hamberton
Smando
Vpap
McMillian
Rock Rapids
Minneapolis& St. Lode Railroad
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South
Southeast
Minnesota
North Dakota
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Arkaneas
Colorado
Idaho
Indianerritory
Iowa
Kansas
Mexico
Missouri
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Nebraska
Ay Mexico
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Northern
Michi-gan
Wyoming
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Cisterns Promised To Last A Lifetime For Spring Rain
Advertising copy for Srouspuok Lamearr Co offering 7x7 cisterns built from Seject white pine with 60 bars capacity, internal paint, external tar, double cover and 16 inch square man hole. Claims leakproof soft water and lifetime durability, plus stock tanks pumps pipes and fittings from Harry Dalziel and W A Kerr Mer. Asistant Mgr.
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Srouspuok Lamearr
Houge Dominates South Eight Per Cents and Heavier Horas
Yor 6418 reporting on Houge securing a south eight percent lead and showcasing heavy work hours. Bhone 177 noted in brief sports parse as a local item with names and figures.
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Bhone
Oldest Egyptian arithmetic papyrus reveals early math
A prehistoric papyrus from about 1700 B C found in Egypt shows advanced arithmetic. It demonstrates addition and multiplication for whole units and fractions, includes equations, and poses problems about barley distribution, cat and mouse chains, and barley yield. It also mentions calculations of area, circle to square transformations, and pyramid cavity volumes.
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Bama
Egypt
Wedding Fee In Glass Jars Splits Clergyman And Couple
A New England clergyman recalls a wedding where a thrifty widow paid him with a box of jars labeled currant jelly spiced currants grape jam and sweet pickle. The joke amused the minister and his wife, who found the arrangement far more memorable than any prior fee.
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New England
Henry
Forestalled. Mrs. Crawford Why The Husband Angry At Home
A witty exchange from Harper's shows Mrs. Crawford asking why her husband was angrier than usual on his late return home. Mrs. Crabshaw responds by noting she woke up before he could set the clock back, implying a sly joke about time.
His Motto and Funeral Warning Exchange
A brief newspaper exchange notes Dubley’s motto I dive and learn. It adds a sharp quip that if he is more successful at diving than learning a funeral may be needed soon. The remark frames a competitive or risky attitude with dark humor.
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Ubley
Banka
Ita
New Yorke Globe
Betty Maxwell and Tom Cornish Inherited Scheme
Betty Maxwell contends with her secretary James Gordon over control of the Maxwell fortune. Tom Cornish, her cousin, schemes to gamble away wealth, and a shocking revelation at the bank links Betty’s trust to Cornish’s theft. Gordon forgives Betty as she discovers the truth and resolves to stand by him.
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Robert Maxwell
Elizabeth
Indy
James Gordon
Gordon
Miss Maxwell
Aluendy
Miles Maxwell
Tom Cornish
Tom I
Betty
Tier
Mr. Gordon
Tom
Jornish
Lower Broadway
Miss
Mint & Messenger
Miss Marwell
Maxwell
Retti
Misa Maxwell
Short Interview With Stevenson by a Woman Reporter
A female journalist visiting San Francisco sought a brief interview with Robert Louis Stevenson. Though told he was too ill to see her, she gained access to his room where he lay pale and frail. He quietly worked a woolen stocking as he spoke briefly, then the interview ended.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
San Francisco
California
Stevenson
Dog Jealousy and the Family Pet
A Birmingham dog, once a beloved family member, shows jealousy toward a new baby. The dog seems calm when alone with the infant, yet the baby cries whenever the dog is present. A keyhole peek reveals the dog rubbing its cold nose along the baby's back, suggesting hidden tension.
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Birmingham
Ralph Neville
Outlog Magazine
Wise Old Mule Refuses Work At Noon
A Chicago Tribune tale describes a mule that stops work exactly at noon each day. Regardless of weather or location, the animal insists on a two hour feed break, then resumes work on cue, a behavior observed in fields and even a coal mine.
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Chicago Tribune
Early U S Cabinet Structure in 1785 New York
In 1785 the First American Cabinet had three grand departments performing future president duties. John Jay led foreign affairs at 8 Broadway, Henry Knox headed war at 15 Smith Street, and commissioners of the treasury included Walter Livingston Samuel Osgood and Arthur Lee. The congress office stood at 81 Broadway. Washington's 1780 election left four New York congress members: John Lawrence John Haring Melanchthon Smith and Peter W. Yates.
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John H Uncock
Congress
Cherry Street
New York City
United States
John Jay
Broadway
Henry Knox
Smith Street
Walter Livingston
Samuel Osgood
Arthur Lee
Treasury
Washington
New York
John Lawrence
John Haring
Melanchthon Smith
Peter W.yates
The Way It Acted
Conversational fragment shows Mrs A debating brandy as a remedy for colic. One speaker claims daily colic episodes after keeping brandy. the other challenges the cure, noting past infrequent incidents before the household kept a supply. No broader context available.
Alike in bearing noted across generations
Missa Oppisch declares her great grandmother on her mother's side was known for proud imperious bearing. Migs Knox finds it strange and cites their servant girl as similarly marked Whiladelphia
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Missa’ Oppisch
Migs’ Knox
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Croom
Homeseskara
Bears
Castoria
Pearson's Weekly
Howard Gravis
James
Emmet County — Land and Abstract Co
Estherville, Iowa
Landa
Lota
Emmet Co
OFPIO
Watherville State Bank
W. W. Fullam
R. I
Frederick Howard
Drake University Conservatory of Music
Dessins
Bush & Gerts Pine Company
Mustam
Parvo
Saie
F. Albro
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