George Peck land deals and local notices in Fairfield
Local notices promote cheap lands, $10 rates to the Dakotas and Minnesota, and various visits. Names include Judge Leggett of Fairfield, E Rominger of Keosauqua, and many residents visiting relatives, attending funerals, or shopping in nearby towns. Whitic Rose Flour ads appear amid community updates.
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George Peck
Dakotas
Minnesota
Judge Leggett
Fairfield
E Rominger
Keosauqua
Notice to subscribers to call for Telephone Directory
Substantial number of subscribers have not yet called at the office to obtain a Telephone Directory. Washington Telephone Co. urges call-ins and reminds readers to secure a directory.
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Washington Telephone Co
Daddy S Bedtime Story Inventor Tale
A father narrates a bedtime tale about inventors and a clever canal boat idea. He discusses how some inventions are simple yet lucrative, like a returning ball, and recalls a boyhood inventor who imagined sliding boats down a canal using cellar-door shaped boats.
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Wisil
Jack
Daddy
Evelyn
Tean
Wall Street
Service Expands Sundays During Fan Season
Beginning Sunday June 4, all day service will be offered on Sundays for the remainder of the fan season. Iowa Gas & Electric Co. reports Mrs. William McClean and daughter Willa arrived from Texas and will visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Shenefelt along with other local friends and relatives. Mrs. McClean recovers from a serious illness. J M Sproull remains in serious condition with an elusive illness that defies complete diagnosis though there has been marginal improvement. Friends hope for a turn for the better soon.
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R. K. Wheelan
Eleanor
Brighton Enterprise
Matt White
Washington
Mr. Kirkland
Sterling IL
Kansas City
Ray Brinton
Waterloo
Centerville
Nellie Bowman
Denver
Colo
Central Business College
Ira Bowman
Frank Sherbeck
Bedford
Iowa
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
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Willa
Texas
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J. M. Sproull
Thrifty Tenor Tamagno Demands Carriage Bill
A former Metropolitan Opera star Tamagno, paid $1000 a night, insisted on nightly carriage service in New York. He walked to the opera house from the Marlborough Hotel and later billed the company $200 for carriages, which the manager disputed but ultimately paid after contract review.
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Tamagno
America
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Europe
Opera House
Opera
Marlborough Hotel
Darkened at the Start and a London to New York Voyage
A fragment recalls an early ocean crossing with a London to New York voyage. The purser provides customs declarations on the second day at sea, underscoring maritime travel and passenger procedures in transit.
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London
New York
Custom House
Nantucket’s Oldest Windmill Stands Since 1746
America’s oldest windmill for grinding corn remains in operation on Nantucket. Built by sailor Nathan Wilbur in 1746 from wrecked ship timbers, it has operated every day for 165 years, driven by a steady wind that turns its wings.
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America
Nathan Wilbur
Holland
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