SOME PRAIRIE BREEZES A HUMAN LIFE
A collection of lyrical reflections and brief poems exploring life, death, and the human heart. Pieces reference unfulfilled longing, unselfishness, aging, broken dreams, and spiritual themes through vivid imagery and dialect, ending with a rural note on the Delaney Brothers expanding Napoleon.
Rosenbaum Wins in Long Sheep Case to Go to Supreme Court
The court awarded Rosenbaum Brothers & Co. the sheep and damages after a multi trial replevin suit over Beasleys and Gans. Judge Fisk ruled all sheep were in Rosenbaum possession under a factor's lien and ordered about 25,000 dollars recovered, with further damages over 10,000 dollars upheld. The decision may be appealed to the state supreme court for final hearing.
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Fisk
Rosenbaum
Itaho
Rosenbaum Brothers & Co
Dickinson
Rosenbaums
Flak
Gans
Beasleys
Supreme Court
Rosenbaum Brothers, & Co
Jadgesk
District Court
Mandan
Wargo
Ful Mae
Kim
Commission
Montana
Women Seek Help From Mrs Pinkham For Female Ailments
Fellow women write of relief after following Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related remedies. Letters from Annie Four in Cascade Locks Oregon and Mrs Geo H Tune in Brooklyn New York praise regained health after long struggles with bleeding and fatigue. The advertisement cites thousands of testimonials and notes all letters are read by women only at Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Dean
Povkttas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie
Cascade Looks
Oregon
Pixeram
Lydia B. Pinkkham
Mars
Geo. H. Tune
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Man
Paxenas
Minos Fink
Eoe
Nixa Chasm
Dalton, N
Dean Mus
Nina Chase
Fulton
N. Y
Mus
Cant Voss
Sue City
Iowa
Lydia
Aima
Lee ‘Vohs
Bac City
Laws
Content, Power, and Washington Coverage by Jerry Jermaine
The Minnesota Journal style report from Washington by Jerry Jermaine dominates front pages. It notes how Van Antwerp shaped editorials and how readers in the Northwest crave the Journal as the latest and most comprehensive source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Jermaine
Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Whn van Antwerp
Northwest
Journal
Acetylene Gun Generator Accident Burns Two In BC
An acetylene gun generator incident in British Columbia left two men severely burned. Details indicate a serious blast or flare caused by the weaponized device, with injuries described but no fatalities reported at the scene. Authorities investigate the blast and assess safety compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Jinks
Wwe
B. C
Insurance Figures from Preliminary Report of 1899
The preliminary report of the insurance commissioner details 1899 business in North Dakota. It notes 12 785 50 due premiums, 83 AWG in taxes, and a 2 percent tax rate. It lists companies entering the state, closures of others, and new insurers including North American Life and Sun Insurance Company of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insuratos
Harelsom
Dugayanice
Wise
Hanke Ib
Yarlois Freite
Accitent
Severn
Wuiditon
Tie
North Dakota
Mutual
Uje
Elornusual
Siummer
Amd
Western Mutual
Wessen
Mivcellmects
Stile
Cassnely
Phite Gliss
Prequins
Kieltess
Bytom AW
Ty States
Pott
Wishlittin
Tete Ishirwt
North
May Cut Timber Regulation Affects Public Lands
The Department of the Interior issues new rules on stumpage charges up to 50 dollars for timber cut by settlers on public lands across eight states and territories including Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, and surrounding areas. The act restricts timber use by railroads and aims to aid settlers and residents for mining, manufacturing, and domestic needs. Senator James A. Cheeley is set to oppose Mayor Johnson in the Pargo mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Valdevanter
Opulfields
Secretary of the Interior
Nurit
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
Vizona
New Mexico
Diny Railroad Company
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Mnexsen Germ
Nate
Buddha
Biarthamas
Anita
Rose
Imime
Waorlda
Tralee
Dakota
Ier
Slim
Nachelly
Scoumbel
Delaney Brothers
Napoleon
Mattter Wil
Ment
Harrison
Ana Iesa Eaeer
James A. Cheeley
Johnson
Tace
Pargo