Minnesota and Dakota News Digest Highlights Local Politics
State Senator Hammer recovers and plans return to seat in two weeks. Moorhead postmaster nominees named including W. H. Savey. senate confirms Mullen, Savey, Serkland. Congress considers bridge across St. Louis River and high license reform in Goodhue. New Duluth pipe and foundry plant with 800 jobs. Sheriff takes action on Alden Wheeler case while Bodin funds restored after robbery. Mrs. Blaisdell China's pension rise to 72 dollars. Sioux and band of Indians near Norway Lake stirred Swift county. Agricultural society reelects F. B. Clarke president. Pillsbury notes fair plans. Douglas county probes former superintendent Carroll for malfeasance. Wright county treasurer Breuer short 4200. bondsmen deal with loss. Demands over 3 million notes from harvesters face legal dispute against American Harvester. Dr M C Camp dies at Devil's Lake aged about 45.
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Hammer
Fillmore County
Comstock
William H. Davis
Moorhead
Davis
Senate
Charles G. Mullen
Madeirn
W. H. Savey
H. M. Serkland
St. James
St. Louis River
St. Louis
Douglas County
Wis
New Duluth
St. Louis County
Congress
Goodhue County
Duluth
Alden Wheeler
St. Charles
Braidey
St Paul
Bodin
Wright County
Treassurer
Frank McKnight
W. J. Blaisdell
Otter Tail County
Minnesota
Blaisdell
Washington
Norway Lake
W. H. Merryman
C. Strom
State Agricultural Society
St. Paul
F. B. Clarke
F. C. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
E. T. Carroll
Carroll
Jamestown Hospital
Bottineau
Vacinity
Col
Ray Myers
Huron
Fargo Angus
San Salvador
South Dakota
Waugh
Devils Lake
American Harvester Company
United States
M. C. Camp
Devil's Lake
Hamilton
Allison
Iowa
Wisconsin items span politics fire aid and odd news
Maj James B Pond once set type in Madison papers now manages Stanley. Mrs Majewsky’s daughter died after coffee spilled on her. La Crosse council votes 5000 for fire dept yearly. Ex president Cleveland may speak at Wisconsin University. Berlin cranberry shipments rise by 788 400 pounds and 7880 barrels. Enemies scatter meat with strychnine in Black River Falls. Johnson of Rhinelander travels to Murkegon to marry but is arrested for cheating. Old Janesville Guards uniforms donated to Associated Charities. La Crosse minister laments flirting and chewing gum during sermon.
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James B. Pond
Stanley
Madison
Majewsky
Racine
la Crosse
Oshkosh Times
Wisconsin
Berlin
Black River Falls
Johnson
Rhinelander
Murkegon
Mich
Janesville
Associated Charities
Nebraska Safferens
Beadle County Sheep Count and Regional Developments
Beadle County reports 17 550 sheep an increase of 9 729 since last spring while Bon Homme County predicted to reach 100 artesian wells this year. The South Dakota legislature costs over two dollars per minute. Fountain mill at Yankton runs fifty barrels daily on artesian power. Beresford studies a sugar factory in Nebraska. quail protection law enacted in 180? with a ten dollar fine. Canton druggists surrender liquor permits amid health concerns. Sioux Falls health officer vaccination rule prompts debate as 1 300 children present with vaccination certificates. A Mary Jensen alias Carrie son shot at John Reuter in Deadwood found with 290 in shoes and more cash later. Collapse of American Harvester trust praised by farm machinery users. orders to reemploy workers. Judge Fuller notes Eckhardt’s murder conviction likely for pardon, amid legal uncertainties.
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Beadle
Scotland
Bon Homme County
South Dakota
Fountain
Yankton
Beresford
Nebraska
Canton
Watertown
Pinkham
Sioux Falls
South Oak
Mary Jensen
Carrie
Northwest
Fuller
Eckhardt
Faulk County
Fragmented Decade Sketches from Obscure City Notices
A garbled OCR fragment mentions veterans at a home in Manhattan in the Deco ber era and references various names and events. It notes an attorney alliance at a saloon case involving Nellie Clarke who shot Jim Reynolds in Des Moines. It also references a Justice of the Peace, a rapid retirement, and a veteran named W. S. Winters at Des Moines. The text is severely distorted with nonsensical phrases and lacks coherent narrative.
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Manhatttan
State Temperanor Alliance
Gener Bc Cal
Saloom
Manila
Nellie Clarke
Jim Reynolds
Des Moines
Nellie
Jim
Justice of the Peace
Anderon
Dedda Rapid
Winters
Gi Yoo
Winter We
Werk
Andeormonville
Libby
Codar
Panama
Ocean Wave Influence on Bacterial Growth Revealed
A study examines how waves and light affect bacterial growth in marine environments. Researchers explore how wave action, oxygen levels, and illumination interact to shape bacterial proliferation and ecosystem impacts.
Brain Tissue Debate Stirs Medical Circles
Fragmented text suggests a discussion of brain tissue significance among scientists with unclear details and garbled wording. No clear events, names, or dates are readable, leaving the core topic as a speculative note on brain tissue importance.
Blood and Corpuscles Clr Life Blood Composition
A fragment discussing human blood shows extremely high counts of white cells per teaspoon and notes blood normally contains red cells with white cells also present. The text is garbled but emphasizes cell types and abundance.
Sunward Twining Habit of Vines and Climbers
The hop vine is described as sinistrorse twisting from right to left with the sun. Beans, morning glories, and most climbing plants are dextrorse turning opposite to the sun’s path, except for one honey suckle species which behaves differently.
Unclear Dog Origins Debated With Mixed Evidence
The passage argues about dog origins from primeval wolves and notes hybrid offspring are not uncommon, mentioning Pescu and enemies as context. The text mixes speculation with assertion of kinship and inheritance patterns.
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Pescu
Spider deceived by vibrating web to theft of tuning fork
A tuning fork vibrates and contacts a spider web causing the web to tremble. The spider misreads the disturbance and follows a single disturbed radial line toward the fork in a vain attempt to secure the source, lashing out in futile defense.
Airborne contagion and drying bacteria in air studies
A writer notes no method yet to avoid air contagion, but shows air is not contaminated unless bacteria dry. He cites recent findings that a well kept sewer has more airborne bacteria than a poorly ventilated schoolroom.
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Sciense
Legendary North Sea Wave Splits Stone Column
The record notes a German Ocean surge that cleaved a freestone column thirty six feet high and seventeen feet at the base. The fracture diameter measured eleven feet while at Whaleyte of the Bound in Zetland waves lifted stones weighing eight to ten tons above sea level.
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Zetland
Bat Diet and Winter Roosting Habits
The passage describes bats feeding at dusk by catching insects in flight and relying on air and scent to locate prey. In cold weather bats cease flying and retreat to a sheltered roost to nap until spring.
Electrical progress noted in Congo rail line project
An electrical oil-well driller is in use and a telephone line runs along the Congo railroad. Madrid possesses an electrical eye rem and the English own it. Church lighting by electricity is making headway on Ragen.
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Congo
Madrid
Fragmentary 19th Century Inventory of Goods
Fragmented OCR lists varied goods and quantities including salt lime wood cattle corn wheat barrels of salt and lime. attire and rails appear as garbled numbers and misread items. no clear date or signatory identified.
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Dumber
Jess al Grea
Ether Legge Gilbers Rao
Demeagnetving Wetethwee A ample eched ol rome eig Haag
The text appears corrupted with unreadable characters and no clear event or entities to identify. No coherent facts are extractable for a factual summary.
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Rome
Rat Attack in Boat Ends in Flight from Water
A fisherman in Lewiston Journal recounts an injured tale where a man, intending vengeance on rats, releases a bag from a boat. The rats leap at him instead, mauling his face neck and hands, forcing him to swim to shore.
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Vic
Lewiston Journal
Absent-Minded Literary Woman in Unconventional Attire
A Manhattan literary woman famed for wit and kindness is described in a salacious anecdote. A guest discovers her writing at her desk with no gown or stockings, calm amid his embarrassment as she discusses ethics while undressed, prompting shocked but amused reactions.
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Manhattan Island
Rendieael
A Soldier's Fret Battle A Memoir Fragment
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a soldier's front line night before and the dawn of a fierce battle. The narrator details dreams of home, the shock of combat, order and fear among troops, and the thunder of artillery and cavalry as the fight erupts.
Fragmented reminiscence of waits and trains in the depot
A reflective passage recalls waiting at a railroad depot for hours while the crowd and atmosphere blur. The narrator contrasts personal frustration with a sense of shared fate among fellow travelers and victims.
Beemreee ae Fes Mgmt of he eR Pile deat Gem eRamelbelg Oe Cee
Beemreee ae Fes Mgmt updates on an incident at the ER pile deat gem eRamelbelg Oe Cee with no clear names or locations readable. The fragmentary text offers little verifiable detail.
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Herries
Barredian
ACOA
Senate
Rome
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Wisconsin University
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