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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
Envelopes containing bids must be marked Bids for Painting School-Houses and addressed to Theo Vetter, Clerk of Neen School District, Hartford, DD.
The passage sketches a satirical forecast mixing political figures and events with fanciful imagery. It references Agrippes Aseerupt, Consomerus Ulums, Julius Caesar and Pompey era motifs, and modern figures like Rockefeller Roosevelt Taft Bryan and Mars. The tone blends prophecy with social critique, noting ongoing political struggles, consumer woes, and imaginative celestial forecasts.
Fragmented text blends prophetic imagery with scattered legal and personal notices. References to Virgo, September, and symbolic motifs mix with garbled lines about patches, forests, and strange wounds. The passage also includes stray names, numbers, and a North Dakota court style fragment, yielding a jumbled, partial read.
A historical notice lists multiple United States land transfers and warranty deeds. Names include Theodore FE Olson Frank M Parker John Ha Jey Henry F Johnson Samson Rasmuson John M Peery Louis Lutze Friedrich Renschler Richard A Evans and others with parcel identifiers and titling details across 1974 1976 1977 1979 filings including payments and lot block actions.
Public notice for Willie L McCormack to make five year proof and establish claim to the land described in Land Patent No 65556 at Linton North Dakota. Witnesses named: Howard Wete Lin ton ND Car Remar and William Jonson all of Linton ND. M H Jewell Register.
Sealed bids will be opened by the Glanavon School District No 4 board at Schoolhouse No 5 at 2 p m on September 4 1909 for building a schoolhouse. Details and specs are at the clerk’s residence in Section 1 Township 14 Range 72. Bid to lowest bidder with bond double the contract amount. The board may reject any bid. Dated July 28 1909. John Biddlecomb Clerk Glanavon School District No 4
The passage notes lakes vary in color from azure Lake Geneva to green Lake Constance and Lucerne, with the Mediterranean called indigo. It mentions Lake Briens as greenish yellow and its neighbor Lake Thung as blue, highlighting diverse lake tints.
The Town Health Bulletin notes that in nine cases out of ten a physician’s health advice about clothing is ignored in favor of the dressmaker’s guidance. The item highlights the public concern with fashion over medical instruction.
A brief London Telegraph note shows an Excited Individual asking a commissioner named For Oatha to swear them to an oath never to put down another carpet. The exchange captures a quirky pledge moment in a restrained, period voice.
A brief dialogue from a Detroit Free Press page shows a youth anxious about taking on a role and a Maiden encouraging an easy part, reflecting stage performance concerns and backstage rapport. The exchange emphasizes nerves, self doubt, and supportive prompting in early act preparations.
Pittsburg Post reports a whimsical sea serpent anecdote where a fearsome creature allegedly pursued a ship. The tale ends with a narrator recalling rising fumes and gas signals as a precautionary response to the phantom pursuit.
Mary insists Fred loves her and plans to marry despite no proposal yet. Helen questions the lack of a proposal as Mary claims he dislikes her mother more with each meeting. The exchange hints at tensions around family approval and engagement.
A Life quotation notes a suffragette vote lost as a man refuses to vote while a woman laments she has nothing to wear, capturing a humorous domestic take on voter participation and social expectations.
Organization documents for Tem pelton State Bank include Articles of Association and Organization Certificate listing shareholders C J Bieber B Tempel W A Gross Franz Tempel and others. The bank is authorized to commence business in Tempelton Larvik North Dakota for 25 years with capital of 10000 and offices at Larvik Post Office Emmons County.
Sealed proposals from contractors are invited by Emmons County North Dakota for a steel bridge across the south fork of Long Lake Creek between Sections 8 and 17 in Township 135 Range 75. The 30 foot long low truss bridge has a nine foot above low water clearance, 16 foot roadway, concrete backing, steel piles, wings and rails, with bids due August 25, 1909 at 1 p.m.
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