Prodigal Narrator Recalls Jail Time and Jungle Tales
A rambling first person reminiscence recounts a country jail sentence for stealing a cider barrel, a sheriff’s harsh treatment, and a creative legal showdown. The speaker describes farm work and storytelling nights, spinning wild myths to entertain, including canibals and gorillas, to survive the county stint.
County finances detail expenses and assets for Emmons County
The document lists district court and justice court expenses including jurors witnesses fees and various salaries. It shows transfers of funds and a close of business assets for Emmons County as of June 30, 1911 with cash, lands, court-house property, and machinery. It also provides assessed valuations for 1911 and confirms warrants paid on demand by treasurer G H W Naramore and auditor John I Snyder.
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Justice Courtine
Justice Rog
Justice Cour
Register of Deeds
Couney Remc
Vmnesem Cannereese
North Dakota
Emmons
G. HW
Naramore
John I. Snyder
John K Snyder
Scott Cameron
OES Public
Emmons Coun
N. DD
Wolf Bonoty
Sberi
Bann
Farmers’ State
Hague
Securit State Bank
Bank O Hazelton
First National Bank of Linton
First Bank of Linton
Linking-Fu Eteme Sce
Security State Bank
First Bank of Lorom
Secsus
First National Bank of Lintor
Farmers’ State Bank
Bank of Hazelton Paar
Oon
Aoee
Yee
Btate
Anltor
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Wendelin Horner
Dukem
Ignatz Bosch
Rrochus R, Vetsch
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Bismarck
Jaro Boshans
Linton
North
PB. G. Rooks
District Court
Emmons County
Christ Christenson
Jens P Nelson
Far T. Atha
Charles
Carley
It. N. Stevens
Households Held by Tales and The Shortest Lived City
A fragment from London Answers recounts a storyteller’s two years on a China Sea island and a prison misperception. The anecdote includes a staged prodigal visit, a prison sentence for manslaughter, and a warden’s cruelty. It also notes Palmyra Persepolis Ithage Amarapura as brief capitals in history.
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China Sea
Benny
Palmyra
Persepolis
Ithage
Amarapura
Burma
Mandalay
London
An Effective Touch From a Frontier Judge
A blunt frontier judge fined a lawyer $100 for contempt and, after adjournment, the lawyer asked for a loan of the same amount to meet a pressing obligation. The judge mocked him to reconvene court and then remitted the fine.
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