Notice to horse breeders invites inspection of 13 standard bred and draft stallions
Notice lists three standard bred trot ing stallions for 1907 at A B D Rose barn Estherville Iowa including Franklin Audubon 6 years 15 hands 1200 lbs record 2 19 dam Roberta A and others. Howard Yorke Pathologist and two Percheron stallions Armando and Docile with weights and lineage. registration acknowledged by Iowa Department of Agriculture. certificates posted. call for inspection by G E Moore owner and Murry Kina groom.
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Toll Livery Barn
Estherville
Iowa
Franklin Audubon
J. J. Audubon
Nanny Audubon
Louisiana
Oxan
Roberta A
Buzetta
Howard Yorke
Mighty Onward
Kentucky Prince
Hambertonian
Belsha
Eleoctioneer
Beautiful Bell
Barron Wilkes
Aigo
Armando
Calypao
H. G. McMillian
Rock Rapids
Sampson
Horaca
Department of Agriculture
Jowa
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets From Minneapolis Route
On the first and third Tuesdays monthly the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad sells round trip excursion tickets to northern and southern points with one fare plus 2 dollars. States listed include Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and many others. call or write A. H. Cutts for details. Also promotional note on 60-barrel white pine cisterns and related supplies from Puremok Lumber Co.
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Minneapolis & Bt. ‘Louis Railroad
Nort
Northwest
South
Southest
Southeast
Minnesota
North Dakota
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Mexico
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wyoming
A. H. Cutts
Minneapolis
A Quaint Case of Bradder Lonzo Bimmelick
A humorous reminiscence from Woman’s Home Companion recounts Brudder Lonzo Bimmelick and his wife Sistah Claudine in a quarrel over scriptural interpretation. After Lonzo engineers a joke using a poison wall inscription, his wife exposes the ruse, leaving him chastened and vowful to yield in future arguments. The tale emphasizes the power of a wife in disputes and Lonzo’s softened stance toward his spouse.
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Brotther Quackenboss
Bradder Bimmelick
Dar
Bradder Lonzo Binmelick
Old Brother
Quackenboss
Bistah Claudine
Bradder Lonzo
Indy
Jerrymire
Claudine
Brudder Lonzo
Joner
Bradder Lonso
Honeymoon Economy Sparks Frugal Dining Traditions
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes Mary as an economical housekeeper who claims her dinners cost nothing. She and George often return to her old home to dine with her parents, highlighting thrifty habits and family routines.
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Mary
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mrs Knox laments gossip over neighbor faults
A local elder, Mr Knox, criticizes women for endlessly gossiping about neighbors. He urges focusing on positive topics like good taste rather than dwelling on others flaws. The remark highlights social tensions in community discussions.
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Teo
Mr. Knox
Weir
Professor Nordenfelt of Columbia Charms a Columbus Girl
Irene Jackson, a nineteen year old from Columbus, travels to New York with warnings from her mother. She loses her purse on the ferry and is helped by a dapper young man posing as a professor of languages from Columbia College. He pays her cab fare, secures tickets, and returns the money, while a real mystery unfolds about Jimmy the Kid and a second, later appearance. The aunt and police confuse the professor with romance as Tom Rissn reveals the ruse and the professor departs amidst curiosity and relief.
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Mias Irene Jackson
Colmbus, O
Fastings
New York City
Thirty-fourth Street
Grand Central Depot
Hackman
Aalston
Tie
Misa Jackson
Thecabman
Nastings
Irvington
Columbus
Columbia
Columbian College
Jimmy
Rogies
Iudson
Irene
King Edward
Wong Aceite
Detective Johnson
Captain Flynt
Jimmie
Miss Jackson
Tom Risnn
Tle
Nordenfelt
Columbia College
Indica
Indies
Snimalone
Bamalong
Tom
Rene
Language of Umbrellas and Silent Rebellions
A humorous assay contrasts umbrella etiquette as signals of courtship and marriage with comments on rebellion in China. It notes umbrella meanings, a joke about an alpaca versus silk umbrella, and a Times of India take on Peking officials facing popular pressure, demonstrations, and limited force.
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China
Times of India
Peking
Elty
Vince
Padell
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