Property offerings in Ashland and Clark county flats and farms
Early 20th century real estate list describes Ashland and Clark county land for sale. Numerous parcels from 5 to 20 acres with fertile soil, water, and improvements offer prices around $1 to $200 per acre. Terms include cash and mortgage, with distances from Ashland noted. Potential buyers urged to visit. caveats about representations and forthcoming opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Cme
Countéen
Ashland
Ronning Pater
Ashlanti
Shadner
Reidence
Waaye
Unprecedented Elephant Stockade Capture Report
An extraordinary account by Mr. Sanderson, superintendent of the government Kheddahs at Da, details a large elephant capture in the Gero hills. The drive involved fires, palisades, and coordinated charges to herd 236 elephants into a 215 foot circumference stockade, with a supplementary barrier built and the animals gradually confined, fed, and finally removed to forest holding.
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G. Sanerson
Kheddahs
Gero Hil
Sanderson
Entaway
Cal
Grabow Smith
Lvr Atv
Lorne
Uareer
Uetil
Anecdotes of Wealth and Friendship From Baltimore Era
The piece recounts Johns Hopkins as a frugal, sharp businessman who built wealth rapidly in Maryland. It notes his alliance with John W. Garrett and their role as Baltimore’s money powers, alongside other brief items on tombstone revamps, Miss Booth’s travels, Harper’s staff, a grasshopper tale, and a Eliza incident linked to Uncle Tom.
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Hart
Sweetes
England
Europe
Sweeen
Norway
Italy
Lascars
Asiatica —Philatelphia
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore
Hits
Ana
Ancle
Poseeaon
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore and Obla Road
John W. Garrett
Money Powers of
Philadelphia Press
Eles
June Tubbs
William Jones
Philadelpha
Mary Booth
of Hunger
Fashion Weekly
Saul
Litte den
Franklin Square
Sire Stowe
Eliza
Tom
Ar. Growley
Wichita
Schwelzer Rapid Motor Line
Signification of Eagle and Scalp Lock Adornments in Dakota Culture
An article from the Helena Herald describes eagle feather symbolism among Dakota Indians. It details how feather color and wear indicate enemies slain and gender, the meaning of scalp locks and soul sticks, and the use of bear claws as adornment. It notes the prohibition on unlawfully wearing eagle feathers and cites practices for curing ailments with ritual methods.
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Nise
Dakota Indiana
Perlings
Indiana
Helena
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Otheir
Just
Heyman & Co
North Main
P. S
Clark
Kan
the Banner County
Southwestern Land Co
J. Blanchard
Kansas
India
New Yorker
New York
Boston ‘Transcript
King’s Highway
Tean Cooper
L. A. Cole's
Carey Park
Carey Park Fox
E.C
L. A. Colh
Douglas Ave
Witeod
The
Johnson & Larimer Dry Goods Co
Chicago
Eoigars
Fon Sa
B. Cohn
Dakota
Archer Electric Manufacturing Co
West
N. A. English
Davidson
Treas
E. A. Hutchins
Sec
Destric Eaod Ae Rep
Richie
Silver
Western Branch
Master Safe and Lock Co
Corresio Sience Solictt
Lee Bowen
Gillen
M. S. Rochelle
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
S. T. Jones
Fannie Ave
Poe Rrowe
Liab
Erase
Eebao
Fricke Wron Cetizrns Bank
Sorvwonss
Ootner N
Math Strest Ant Douglas &Raaaa
Wichita, Kansas
J. R. Holliday
Wichita Grocery
Dougiss
Fist
Arkansas Valley Bank
W.C. Woodman & Son
Arkansas Valley
John G. Allen
Albo
Attete
Anglo-American Loan and Investment Company
Douglas Avenue
Hotel Gandolf
Kadgputer Rom Commercial Men
D. Allen
C.K Jones
Allen & Jones
Firebaugh
Douglas Av
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