Letter from B E Whitmore Describes Oregon Trip
A long letter from B E Whitmore recounts a summer trip through North Dakota, Montana, Washington, Oregon and California. He notes scenery, fruit districts near McMinville and Ashland, a Portland visit, and impressions of Willamette Valley and Rogue River Valley climates. He mentions friends, local events, and plans to work in a hardware store after returning home.
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North Dakota
Montana
Washington
North Yakima
Estherville
Mattie Tollifson
Chas. Mattson
Arthur Kapeset
Oscar Vestromhia
Seattle
Ranga Mta
Fair
Navy Yard
Lovell
Fair Grounds
Olof Johnson
Portland
McMinville
Williamette Valley
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Willismette
Rocky Mountains
Mt. Ashland
Lythia
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B. B. Whrrmonni
Sentenced to Penitentiary and Odd Verse Fragments
Judge Bailie sentenced Chas Brandt for seduction to the penitentiary with no fixed term, minimum one year, leaving judgment to state authorities. His lawyers sought a new trial, which was denied. The piece also carries an extended, poetically phrased lament and a discussion on weed eradication methods using herbicides including iron sulphate, noting trials and bulletins from Town Experiment Station and agricultural experts.
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Bailie
Chas. Brandt
Battle
Lee and
Calhoun
Towa
Bullein No
Pammel
Davidson
Agricultural Engineering Department
Stellao
Hia
Far- Niger
District Court Adjourns After Two Week Term
Emmet county district court adjourned after two weeks of trials and continuances. Four divorce decrees were granted to local residents. A seduction case consumed six days. many dockets were carried to October. Multiple cases settled, continued, or dismissed with costs.
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Emmet
State of Town
Charles Brant
State of Iowa
Pat Conlin
Diae
H. E
Sharpless
O. Va
F. DeBates & Son
George Fathirgill
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P. Ry. Co
P. T. Rude Va C
N. W. Ry. Co
Geo. A. Stoke Ve Theo. Miller
Plaintiff
Co. E. Birney
Frank Elder
Arlando Lough
J. H. Keller
Spencer R. Cox
Morence
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P. Peterson
Kagia Peterson
Thomas Stoerhow
J. B
Carrie Rokno
Mary Nelson
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Fanny Howell
F. H. Rhodes
Joe Fuse
B. M. Coon
Jessie Seevers
B. Atwood
A. J. Williams
Cullen Appellate
Appellate
Idle Youth Contemplates Work Versus Home Comfort
A group of youths in a public place discuss early employment wages. One friend boasts of $45 monthly but another counters that meals, laundry, and small expenses eat that up. The debate centers on sacrificing home security for faster cash, with one speaker declaring he won’t take less than a good time at present.
Marriage at Hayward’s Bay and reflections on parental neglect
A reader laments parental indifference to teens and neighbors, then reports the September 4 marriage of Lila Blanche Dickinson to Edwin Bromg in Hayward’s Bay. The ceremony was at the home of relatives, with a honeymoon in Alexandria, Minnesota, and future housekeeping on South Tenth Street. The bride and groom are praised for character and position with best wishes from The Vindicator and Republican.
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Hayward's Bay
West Okoboji
Lila Blanche Dickinson
Edwin Bromg
E. M. Bell
Spirit Lake
W. P. Thielman
Alexandria
Minn
South Tenth Street
W. A. Dickingon
Rock Island Railroad
Wea township central school sparks rural progress
Wea township in Tippecanoe county Indiana has transformed from eleven scattered one room districts to a single brick central school with furnace heat four rooms and graded classes. seven teachers now handle work once done by eleven, adding music agriculture and home making while a library and high school studies boost community life and social ties.
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Wea Township
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
Wea Plain
County
Wea
Health Booster Imparts Vitality With Bitters Claim
A Fragmentary ad copy touts Hlegtric Bitters as the world’s greatest health builder. It promises improved digestion, kidney and bowel function, purified blood, and lasting vigor. The text also hints at quick relief for weakness and mental fatigue, with a warranty by William.
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Williaana
Final bid in piano contest nears close
Wind up notice for The Vindicator and Republican front contest explains ballots cast secretly at First National Bank and office. A total of two pianos worth about 400 dollars each will be awarded, with 20 000 extra votes per 16 dollars until September 18. Ballots, blanks, and envelopes provided. judges will tally at closing and announce winners.
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Republican
First National Bank
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