Tur tle Lake controversy and Washburn meeting notes
In Turtle Lake McLean County residents respond to church disputes over Rev Brownell and the district meetings. The editor cites claims from Rev Ryan, outlines charges of tyranny, and recalls Memorial Day sentiments. Other notes cover local happenings at Slaughter, Turtle Lake area, and brief community updates from nearby towns.
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Borroy Tiettiere
Brownell
Beleton
Melwan
Baye
Ting Mt Porce
Tyan
Bismarck
Niwsell
Apakes Yulta
Wastin
Brownall
Washburn
Yan Hag
Lane
Tao
Ryan
Ehulon
Leasanteward
Eluiren
Erar
Ussia
Ulan
Theehurel
Avai
Yan Alin
Fadhor
Turti Lake
Rook
Mitio Installos & Deiogaa
Minot
Buiter
Ashburn
Rock Island
ALS
G. Brownell
Crownell’s
Gentlamnen
Muak
Sheba
Solomon
Jeremiah
Matthew
Mille
McLean County
General Hughes Remembers Seventh Wisconsin at Memorial
General Hughes returned Tuesday from Fall River Wisconsin where he spoke at Manorist Day. He recalled the Seventh Wisconsin organized in May 1861, 165 names on the memorial roll, and services in the village cemetery for his mother, father, brothers, and many friends. Over 3000 people attended the tribute to comrades lost in the war.
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General Hughes
Tiger
Gener Hughes
Fall River
Wis
Wisconsin
Yillage
Vistors
Miso
Pointed Woods Panelings and Local Notices Gathered
The community note shows Pointed Woods residents hosting an Friday afternoon entertainment at Miss Jestamine Slaughter's school with recitations dialogues duets and solos. The Lutheran church Ladies Association met at Mr and Mrs A P Holm's home to craft articles for church benefit.
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Jestamine Slauguter
Ladies Association of the
Lutheran ‘Church
A. P. Holm
Jack Robinson
Dinaigh
Horsebsck
Coal Harbor
Farmers’ Alliance
Darilehson
W. H. H. Mercer
J. Browne
Washburn
Trying to See Moltke Across the Rhine Invasion Tale
A fragmented 1870 reminiscence follows two travelers in Paris and across Moselle, detailing attempts to glimpse Moltke, Bismarck, and von Holtzendorff amid a tense prewar atmosphere. The narrator recalls crossing near St Avold, disguises, an order to avoid the frontier, and a midnight encounter with Prussian officers while observing a grand bridge crossing headed by Moltke.
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Aden
Cone
Bikniarok
Moltke
Vii
Mike
Prue
St. Avold
Biamarck
America
Pablo Tajy
The Magistrates Mule and a Tail of Richfield Justice
A rough frontiersman in Richfield faces fines after a gambling foray ends with a debt and a wary magistrate. The tale follows Wins as he challenges the law, offers a bill of sale, and endures a town march to settle the $12.50 debt in public view, ending in a corral scene and a roadside reckoning.
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Wint
Richfield
Hwy
Austien
Orrick
Durance
Menulle
Winn
Pavell
Gaemontes
Utah
Toau
Hlichfield
Jnatico Orrik
Anle
Porestina
Amputated Limb Pain Linked to Nerve Feedback, Advices St. Louis Republic
The St. Louis Republic discusses a curious medical observation on residual limb pain after amputation. It explains that sensations may persist or be referred to the remaining stump or limb due to nerve endings and neural pathways. The piece cites anecdotes from veterans and medical commentary on nerve irritation and referred pain.
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Eupnath
Ainat Hye
St. Louis Republic
The Successful Manager Meets a Nervous Stranger
A theater boss, famed yet scatterbrained and near sighted, exits after a rehearsal and bumps into a stranger. They exchange apologies and a brief chat about a star named B- who is deemed the best. Later, when contracts rise, the manager jokes about hinting at the praise that helped him secure the deal.
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Tex
Fda
New York ,Tribune
Unclear exchange at city eatery described in diary note
A fragmentary diary style scene depicts Bronson greeting Cadley in a restaurant. The dialogue is garbled and hard to parse, mentioning hours ago and a mention of business activity with nonsensical phrases about spins, alice, and a Basar car.
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Bronson
Alice
The Fakir Exchange on Ann Street in New York
The piece describes a crowded Ann Street trading scene near Park Row and Broadway where peddlers and novelties dealers operate. It portrays the Fakir Exchange as a central hub with a bullfrog figure and a lively network of merchants, toy makers, and street vendors who watch trends, invents, and holiday novelties to drive street sales.
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Zeb Klong
Craton
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Farias
Obis City
New York
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Aod Athona
Exchange
New York Recorder
Notice of railroad land survey and place listings
Public notice to all concerned under state railroad commission directives listing multiple townships counties and dates for survey or eminent domain actions. Names of officials and locales appear in long enumerations across North and South Dakotas and neighboring counties.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof in 1381
A dense OCR notice lists names and counties as part of a homestead final proof filing. It references Lane W. Raw and Neal as U.S. land officials with proof of residence and cultivation, set within a long rambling list of counties and places, including Grafton Forks, Williston, and Harwood, in a formal publication from the Board of Committee.
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