Mrs Rabbit Outwits Crow Family Over Corn
Mrs. Rabbit shares vegetables with the Crow family and learns their corn is stolen. She invites the Crow to dinner, uncovers the theft, and uses neighborly diplomacy to handle the conflict. The tale ends with Mrs. Rabbit and her husband reflecting on the clever plan and future stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rabbit
Bunny
Stubby
Pinkey
Mr. Crow
Mr. Rabbit
Littlees
Crow
Gray Rabbit
McClure
The Posing Ideal in Ruth Cameron's Evening Chit Chat
Ruth Cameron argues that posing in public acts as a visible ideal, urging reader to tolerate or gently challenge poseurs. She notes posing can discipline and educate, potentially leading to genuine interest. If a friend poses, counter with real charity or real learning rather than harsh criticism.
Real Estate Transfers From Black Hawk Co Abstract Co
List of property transfers including Frisby to Bicksford in Cedar Falls for $1 and Greeks to Bran non in Waterloo for $1. Fink Jr to Fink in sections 27 90 12 for $1. Joann Jiarly to Michael Delagar dette involving multiple parcels in townships 88 12 and 27 28 for $3 060. Lyte et al to Cham berlin Lot 1 Block 4 Grand View Place Waterloo for $31. Bryson to Braniger In Ext 7 Block 10 Westfield Waterloo for $1 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
George C. Frisby
R. M. Bicksford
Jott
Cedar Falls
Margaret A. Greeks
John Brannon
Cowin
Waterloo
Tohn Fink, Jr
Augmat Fink
Joann Jiarly
Michael Delagardette
CM. Lyte
Ethics of Horse Trading Debate Opens Lincoln Meeting
Lincoln Neb Jan 23 The ethics of horse trading occupied part of the opening session of the State Horse Dealers association Frank Howard president opposed early extraction of colts before ready to drop out arguing it would allow raisins to sell 3 year olds as 1 year olds Howard argued that this was better for the horns and if the buyer erred in age it was the buyer's fault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State
Thrse Dealers’ Association
Frank Howard
Howard
Waverly Couple Quietly Wed En Route to Albert Lea
Waverly residents Hrizell A. Anderson and Luella E. Briner were secretly married on the night train to Albert Lea and returned to Waverly the same day. The bride is known in Waverly and the creamery worker will reside locally. Friends extend congratulations as the couple begins their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Albert Lea
Waverly
Hullman’s
Protests Over Ethics of Making Colts From College Students
The debate drew protests as critics labeled the procedure deceitful and said creating David Harums from agricultural college students was unethical. The discussion faded after a member argued that proper feeding would make the teeth drop out when divinely allowed.
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Howard
David Harums
Agricultural College
First South Dakota man jailed for chicken theft
Sioux Falls, Jan 23. Charles Deas becomes the states first resident sentenced to the South Dakota penitentiary for chicken stealing. He stole eight chickens believed to be ordinary but they were thoroughbreds, making the offense grand larceny. He pleaded guilty and drew one year and six months.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Charles Deas
South Dakota
Revival grows at Linden M. E. Church as closing nears
Last night Rev. W. N. Baker preached on hearing Christ’s call from the biblical text. He urged all to accept Christ and to lead the people in faithful living before the church closes its revival period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden M. E
W. N. Baker
Christ
Hyomei for Catarrh and Colds Suggested by Drugstore Ad
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a right to the point cure for catarrh head colds and related illnesses. It promises instant relief no stomach dosing and urges buying the complete outfit from druggists with a money back guarantee from Wangler Bros. Co. for nonbenefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Speaker’s revival ends with prayers and conversion calls
The message urged better lives to aid children through example and advice. At the close several attendees asked for prayers and two declared a definite stand for Christianity. The same speaker will preach tonight and Sunday, and a men’s meeting is planned.
Parisian Sage advertised as a hair tonic for all
An advertisement urges men to protect hair by using Parisian Sage from Wangler Bros Co. It claims the 50 cent bottle stops dandruff and thinning, promotes new growth, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad targets husbands, wives, and children with a period tone and slogan The Girl with the Auburn Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler Bros. Co
Allian Shoes and Dry Goods Annex Offers Low Prices
Davis Dry Goods Co Annex advertises Allian shoes with values up to 4 dollars and special items for 1 dollar. Paul De A W Sigworth lists contact at 300 Russell, Samson Building, phone 1123 or 1128.
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Allian Shoes
Davis Dry Goods Co. Annex
A. W. Sigworth
Russell
Samson
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Rabbit
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Rene
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HOSS
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Wiss Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
E. Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
J. F. Clark
Burlington
Louisa Chapman
Earl Hares
St. Joseph
Harry Emery
Waverly Junction
James Nicol
Lamb
Bertha Marr
Maurice School
Readlyn
Claude Curtis
Ads Srtigamund
Paul
East
Markey
Waterloo Fruit & Commission CO
East Fifth St
Waterloo, Iowa
Morris & CO
Illinois
W. A. Bryant Sixth & Jefferson & Sons CO
Sixth & Sycamore
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