Rural Williams County Notes Across the Valley
In Rural Williams County updates span from the Williston circus attendance to barn construction and field work. local figures like G H McKay with twenty acres of corn and Captain Woods repairing ferry roads anchor the report amid illnesses, hail damage, and plans for haying and fencing as communities share news from Epping Wheelock and Gladys through Ray and Bonetrails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Karp’s
J. D. Blocker
Williston
A. D. Gemberling
Northwood
A. C. Long
Chas. Hoving
Oscar Hoving
Hans
Grothe
Alec Dahl
Barney Hole
Epping
Gim
Berling
Joseph
Shannon
C. Long
R. E
Evelyn
The Bustle Comes Back In Dance Hall Observations
The piece surveys the bustle trend returning among women noting its persistence despite humorous mishaps. It describes social reactions and the bustle's role in new dances like the tango, joking about how it stays secured and how observers react to its movements.
How a Friend of Mine Figured the Profit
In Farm and Fireside E C Whitmyre tells of a farmer who failed after investing 3600 in dairy on a small 3000 population town. After adopting scientific cost and price controls his business transformed in three years, ending daily profit awareness and precise budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Whitmyre
North Dakota
E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
United States Reclamation Service
Williston
The
Reclamation Service
Missouri
Missouri River
Kenmare
Scranton
Dickinson
Parcel Post Club Teaches Rural Produce Trade
Fireside Herbert Quick describes a Cook County Illinois school parcel post club where children ship eggs corn radishes and butter to city customers. They maintain school records calculate profits and losses and study transportation by parcel post as a future growth to be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Quick
Queen Mary a Great Seamstress in Royal Life
Article from August Woman's Home Companion highlights Queen Mary as a tireless worker and capable organizer. It notes her habits at Balmoral and court, her needlework in private rooms, her dislike of gambling, and her charitable mission sewing hundreds of garments yearly for the poor with Princess Mary learning to knit and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mary
Edward
White Lodge
Kensington Palace
Princess Mary
Balmoral
Queen Mary
Ting
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams County
Austin
Vite
E. O. Westcott
G. H. McKay
Couna
Arthur Hartsock
W. R. Bennett
Gregs
Captain Woods
Jim Wilkinson
Art
Mr. Brown
Montana
Draggoo Brothers
Riverview
C. J. Bean
Arthur Dang
Wheelock
Abe Dahl
Charles van Allen
Mr. C
Gemberling
P.M. Karp
Olson
C. C. Ross
Long Sisters
Ray
C. A. Olsen
W. N. Adams
C. FE
Chance
Mr. Deses
Minot
Ole Olson
Arthur
David Willard
L. C. Kinamon
Finley Pepples
Fink
Twelve Mile Hill
Arthur Danz
William 3. Adams
R. B. Pepple
Gladys If Overman
Whitten
T. Thompson
Gladys
Mr. Sonnen
Canada
Mat Engelson
Oliver Mehus
Bonetrail
Zelpha Jones
Indiana
Tom Anderson
Ternoon
Alias Jensen
Mage
Peter Smith
T. O. Svare
Howard
Rev. Roe
N. Dak
Formosa
Abe Abdo
Ettie Zimmerman
Florence Brown
Alberta
Theodore Kruger
Zimmerman
Fred Kruger
Thom
Norman Johnson
Zimmermann
Quamme
Distad
Harry Brown
Thoms
Raymond
Albert Thom
South Side
Jno. Makason
Wilbur
Frank Wilson
Miss Wilson
Womans Suffrage Club
Vizinia Bros
Mr. Sami, Vizinia
Elizabeth Dithmer
Nelson
Rothville
Coulter
Noah Panger
Esther Fields
Farmers Club
al Pangers
W. H. Rogers
Hallie Cady
Panger
Timmerick
Stroud
Inneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Minnehaha Falls
Fort Snelling
Minnesota State University
State Capitol
White Bear Lake
Dyckman
Minneapolis
HOTEL
Sixth Street
Nicallet Hennepin Avenues
HJ. Tremain
Scoever
Uncle Toms Re
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Palace Pavillion Theatre
Leena Nena Eegger
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