Notice to Horse Breeders at Estherville Iowa Stables
Howard Yorke announces three standard bred trotters at A DD Rose barn near Toll Livery in Estherville including Franklin Audubon 2:19 and Audubon offspring Nanny Audubon and Roberta dam. Also Pathologist and two Percheron stallions Armando and Dowdle. Registration posted by Iowa Department of Agriculture. Call to inspect horses. contact G E Moore owner Musey Erne groom. Paths provided include Pasture for hearing and Plymouth Rock breeds. address details listed.
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Toll
Estherville
Iowa
Franklin Audubon
Jd. J. Audubon
Nanny Audubon
Roberta
Busetta
Honey
Howard Yorke
Mighty Onward
Kentucky Prince
Hambertoujan
Patholigist
Délsire
Eleoctioneer
Beautiful Bell
Dan
Barron Wilkes
Armando
Calypso
H. G. McMillian
Rock Rapides
Doowle
Sampson
Department of Agriculture
State of
Homeseekers Excursion Rail Rates To Many States
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad will sell round trip excursion tickets on the first dat third Tuesdays of carhomond with one fare plus $2. Tickets are valid to Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Indian Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mexico, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Wyoming, and more. For rates and details contact agents or A. B. Cutts, G. J. & A., Minneapolis."}
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Minneapolis& St. Louis
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South
Poutweat
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. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Six Years Ago I Learned A Valuable Lesson
John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana recalls learning a lesson six years ago and credits Dry King's New Life Pills with improving his health. The product is sold with a guaranteed satisfaction at Williams and Anderson's druggists for 25 cents.
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John Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Ferocious Jim and Ching Ling in Sandy Bend court tale
A whimsical Western courtroom piece portrays Ferocious Jim and Ching Ling amid a town’s firefight of wit and justice. The judge mocks mob pride, Jim’s bluster implodes when faced with a clever Chinese washer, and the verdict pivots from punishment to a liberal exit, leaving the crowd in stunned amusement.
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Kyote
Jim White
Ching Ling
Jim
Red Dog
Bundy Bend
Bain
Commonwealth of Wyoming
Washee House
True
Jin
J. P. Morgan
Ife
Sandy Bend
Red Dog Ia
Heela
Feller Crittera
M. Quad
Agreed I Know I am Unworthy of You
Quoted lines from the Cleveland Leader show a young lover declaring unworthiness and a woman remarking on the contrast between romantic and parental approval regarding points. The exchange suggests a hopeful note about family consent within a courtship context.
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Papa
Cleveland
Questioning harsh imprisonment in capital cases noted
The Washington Star cites debate over the law's tendency to imprison innocent people, arguing that many must serve in capital cases and highlighting concerns about justice and safeguards.
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Washington Star
The Woman In White Inspires A Debated Title
In a Dickens letter Wilkie Collins notes finishing The Woman In White and choosing a title after Broadstairs escape. While gazing at the lighthouse he muttered to it and exclaimed Eureka, yielding the book’s title The French Idea. The piece then critiques French and Latin decline and mentions Aborigines fishing with bows and arrows in the Indian Ocean.
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Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collina
London
Broadstairs
Dickens
Collins
Hureka
Worthin
Paris
Bieda
South Seas
Indian Ocean
Refraction and skill in ancient archery sport
In a London Saturday Review note the archer ban was linked to refraction effects. The author suggests aiming at fish would mislead, but long practice has made natives exceptionally skilled, highlighting the sport’s surprising accuracy.
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Londom Saturday Review
Waiter quips on serving knife with pie provokes ax request
A diner reacts to table etiquette with remarks about serving a knife with pie. The waiter girl snorts that it is not their custom, prompting the patron to demand an ax.
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Christian Reglater
Conversation Sparks Between Father and Son on Writing for Money
In a witty exchange, a father asks if his son writes for money and jokes about his son’s prolific output. The son replies humorously that he receives “spplice tons” about once weekly. A playful quip about a marriage proposal on bended knees follows, with a humorous nod to the Houston Post.
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Gushington
Houston
Market Man Questions Foley On Long Faces
A market man asks Specialty Foley why they look downcast. Foley replies with a concise wired exchange about being fired and the boss claiming the venture was unprofitable, hinting at delays and financial concerns.
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Foley
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a dress purchase tied to wealth
Fragmentary text mentions a dress and money linked to a millionaire's wife with foreign phrasing, suggesting a gossip style note about a purchase financed by wealth, but the context and specifics are unreadable.
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Ta Tang
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