Portable bry display at JOURNAL office promoted by Otto C
Otto C promotes a Famous Portable bry on display at the JOURNAL office. Revell's Model Cottage in Chicago shows a $30.00 portable model not as practical as the JOURNAL item. Readers urged to visit and see it as a fine gift for a wife. Mr and Mrs Harry Horne hosted about twelve friends at their East Madison Street home last evening.
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Journal i
Otto C
Revell's
Chicago
Harry Horne
East Madison St
W. Kennedy
Houston
Tex
D. M. Brooks
East Main Street
Kennedy
The Story of an African Farm Scene of Night Moonlight
Olive Schreiner crafts a haunting nighttime tableau on a South African farm. Moonlit plains, a solitary kopje, and a silent homestead frame Tant Sannie and a sleeping child while a German overseer keeps vigil. a boy counts every tick of a hunting watch, linking time to death.
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Olive Achreiner
Ralph Man
Sannie
A Tale of Life in the Boer Republic
A boy Waldo on a Namibian frontier farm endures heat and drought while a wounded world of faith, fear, and death looms. He builds an altar with twelve stones and offers meat, praying for fire, senses divine silence, then learns his prayer yields no miracle as the sun sinks. Lyndall and Em tease as the afternoon ends and the scene lurches toward a continuation.
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China
India
Lyndall
Waldo
Jesus Christ
Ife
Cain
Kraal Gate
Lift
White Stone
Imn
Gramophone party honors Mr Anderson from Monmouth
Miss Martha Samson hosted about twelve friends at her home for a Gramophone party honoring Mr. Anderson of Monmouth visiting the area. Light refreshments were served as the community notes chilly weather with zero to 18 above readings. An African Farm story starts in tonight's Journal and a Meek family reunion near the city is ongoing with more details promised tomorrow. Paul McKee hosts a small gathering this evening.
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Martha Samson
Anderson
Monmouth
L Cherry
Meek
New Officers of Cyrus Chapter Chosen for 1900
Cyrus Chapter No. 13 announces its 1900 officers elected at the regular meeting. Miller High Priest Hull King Mullin Scrihe Wallace Treasurer Anderson Secretary Alderson C H Leigh Wallace P Rodman R A C Miller Ist V Wilber Miller 2d V Reynolds 3d V Wyatt Marbourg Tyler installation to be held tonight.
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Cyrus
M P Miller
J H Hull—King
G H Mullin
A H Wallace
Eugene Anderson
A N Alderson
C H. Leigh Wallace
A A Rodman
C. Alex Miller
Wilber Miller
H T Reynolds
Wyatt Marbourg
Tyler
Tobight
Townsley buys Gil Vincent farm as Vincent couple sells and leaves
Brighton reports John Townsley of Washington purchasing the Gil Vincent farm located mid way between Brighton and Washington. The Vinzens will end fifty years of farm life, moving to Guthrie Center to live with their children, as stock and implements were sold at public sale.
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Brighton
John Townsley
Washington
Gil Vincent
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Ment
African Farm
Olive Schreiner
Chayter
Bradows Pom Child Life
The
Boer Republic
Watch
Paul McKee
WinSmoused Co
North Side
Nicola
Harmon
Harmon, Eichelberger & Co
M. Lombardo
North Side Square
Chas. Deutschman
Burlington
Chas. Howe
Albert Lea
Howe
Lawney's
Ling
Sweethart
J. R. Isenhart
Candy Kitchen
Wm. Blair & Son
A. N. Euwer
Oliver Hicks
John Shields & Son
I. J. Neiswanger
T. J. Neiswanger
Beasty’s Old Stand
Cash Coal Dealer
Karl
J. H. Stewart’s
P.O
J. A. McCall’s
K. H. Welch
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