Denatured alcohol seen as future motive power may be years away
The Kechvd ia entered at the Linton Pron Office on werred -cises matter. The state supreme court ruled that investing school funds in city and county bonds is unconstitutional due to improper advertisement of constitutional amendments. The decision does not nullify past deals but bars future loans on such bonds.
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Kechvd Ia
Linton Pron
Pawel
State Supreme Court
Oounty
S. Ackerman
London Express
Amendment proposal for county committee meetings in senatorial districts
The text argues for amending the primary law to let county committees meet in the senior county seat to select a state central committeeman. It notes impracticality for 24 or 26 committeemen in Emmons county to travel 50 to 75 miles and suggests meeting in the senior county as a practical fix, while warning against sweeping changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courme
Emmons
Chosing
Em.minteman
Lie
Printer in Crisis Ends Life in Minnesota River Tragedy
From St Paul Pioneer Press via Albert Shier comes report of Franz Perez-Vuetterich, a former printer and physician with South Dakota ties, who died by a self inflicted bullet wound in the head. A native of mixed German Spanish heritage, he struggled with drink and drug use after a career across Wisconsin and Aberdeen. Post mortem confirms death from bullet wound. letters suggest recent job offers and ongoing personal turmoil. He was about thirty five, weight near two hundred pounds, with black hair and distinctive clothing noted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shier
Peter Shier
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Franz Perez-Vuetterich
Anzeciger
Wy Jamsport
Linton
Mar
Perez
Miwaukee
Aberdeen
Tye
Tiene
Vaetterie
MI Appl
Jankestrer Tal
Wwe
Jamies Vople
Olivers Street
Neath
South Dakota
South Dikobti
Mitchell
Nody
Dean
Wight Temple
Democratic County Committee Voter List And Chairing Plan
A historical notice details Democratic county committee member votes from the late primary, naming many precincts and individuals. It notes a proposed August meeting to select a new chairman and secretary and discusses legal timing and potential primary law amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanaton
Stephen Stik
Barr Oak
Buchanan
Gayton
Wesfield
Union
Hampton
Em- Monsourg
Trenty
A Lesson in Thrift by John E. Andras Advice
In a Capitol meeting Congressman John E. Andras tells a young man to carry only seven cents for the day to avoid temptations. The anecdote, framed as thrift guidance, appears among scattered phrases about buyers and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Andras
Washington
Capitol
Wiliam
Statearsan
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale by Assignee
Notice is hereby given that by reason of default on a promissory note by Christ. Ulmer and the Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company, a Minnesota corporation, the 2 horse power engine and attached machinery described will be sold for cash at public auction. The sale is to satisfy the mortgage with the assignee Slett Bock and law firm Coventhy acting as attorneys. Sale to occur at the front door of the post office at Mayuga ND on August 6, 1904 at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witmer
Minneap
Wis Threshing Machine Company
Armour
Peten Ter
Christ. Ulmer
Witeene Mte Mortgagor
Minneapela Threeting Machine Company
Vortgager
Mayuga
Lotelock
Pan
Linton Thin
Slett Bock
W. Lanny
ChAn Coventhy
Quack talk and the quack as social fear in London
An excerpt from London society notes traces the word quack from medical fraudsters to political satire. It cites Edward Cricke and Ward Clarke debates, Carlisle's denouncements, and the famed Thortell trial, illustrating how quackery and pretended virtue colored 18th century discourse.
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Sir Edward Cricke
Eeri
Rochester
Siwara
Tower Hill
John
Serabrand
Fipfay
Ward Clarke
Carisle
Carlisle
Thortell
Hertford
Weare
Mr Weare
Carlyle
Lamar
Jono O'london
London
Tatler
Royal dentist tale of Peter the Great and a tooth
Peter the Great enjoyed drawing teeth and ordered quick remedies for toothaches. A valet claimed his wife suffered torture from tooth extraction, and the czar offered to pull the tooth. He soon realized the valet used him to punish his wife who had no tooth issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
Peter
Ones
It Couldn't Be Denham Exchange
A clipped dialogue shows Mrs. Denham and another character arguing about a baby and a playful dig about a baseball English term. The brief exchange hints at social tension and family dynamics without further context.
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Denham
Enog- Minh
Mrs. Denham
Remembering a rural morning and a science aside
An evocative reminiscence of farm life with field chores and berry gathering contrasted with a wandering explanation of suction and air flow. The piece ties memory of dawn in the woods to a brief aside on atmospheric pressure, attributed to A. B. S. Ackerman in the London Express.
Changed Name Sparks Tea Room Wit in London Tale
A London tale of a man who moved to the countryside and renamed his residence from the Nutshell to Chez Nous. A visiting London lady adores the cottage, tea is served, and she returns months later to exclaim on the new name. He says the change reflects weariness of being teased by locals about the colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nous
London Telegraph
Surprise Coming On Chestnut Street Horse
A horse tied with an iron weight on Chestnut Street amuses a newsboy who predicts a humorous scene when the weight is removed. The boy teases a bystander that Old Umpire will soon see a notable surprise as the horse chews the strap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Telegraph
Smugglers' Tobacco Funding English Lunatics
The piece notes Broadmoor and Perth criminal lunatics receive free, high quality tobacco from confiscated smuggled goods. Smugglers supply tobacco to the prison system, funding the insured smoking of the criminal insane, with England's government bearing no cost. The odd daybook excerpt hints at a busy, possibly headless household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadmoor
Perth
England
An Exasperating Mamma at Informal Tea
A chaotic scene unfolds as a small boy dashes around a tea table while guests freeze in tense charm. Only his mother remains unmoved as a nervous guest pleads for order and a calm response from the boy’s aunt.
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Lfe
Mia
Archibald
Malcolm
Stakotm and Miss Latent Confuse Pearse Backers
Vague dialogue hints at a mistaken stance as Stakotm and an unnamed Miss Latent confuse Pearse supporters over a Home Front event. The fragment suggests romantic or social tensions impacting political loyalties within a local circle.
Meaning of the word phenomenon told as a joke
A Liverpool Mercury excerpt recounts a minister explaining that a phenomenon is a rare or remarkable sight such as a cow sitting on a thistle and singing like a lark, contrasting ordinary scenes like grazing cows or singing larks. It ends with the humorous definition via analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Mercury
Kadiak Islands Queer Climate Described in Alaska
A writer notes Kodiak Island Alaska experiences a split climate due to the Japanese current. The land shifts from tropical summer forests to barren alpine silence as snowcapped mountains loom, reflecting a temperate arctic contrast unseen on nearby mainland areas.
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Kadiak Island
Alaska
Arctic
Kodiak
The English Channel Scope and Turbulent Crossing
The English Channel separates England and France from Land's End to Dover on the English side and Ushant to Calais on the French side. Its entrance from the German Ocean is the strait of Dover and the far end to the Atlantic is about 100 miles apart. Midway it spans roughly 150 miles. Strong westward currents and high winds cause rough seas and frequent seasickness for countless crossings.
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English Channel
England
France
Land's End
Dover
Island of Ushant
Calais
Strait of Dover
Byron Epitaph for Boatswain Dog Memorial
Lord Byron praised a Newfoundland dog in an inscription on its tomb at Newstead Abbey. The epitaph extols beauty without vanity strength without insolence courage without ferocity and all virtues without vices, noting Boatswain was born May 8 1908 at Newfoundland and died November 18 1808.
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Lord Byron
Newfoundland
Boatswain
Dog
Newstead Abbey
Pitfalls of English Paradoxical Words and Double Meanings
An exploration of English word paradoxes such as let, cleave, lurid and others. The article discusses how single monosyllabic terms carry opposing meanings, creating learner confusion and illustrating the language’s complexity with examples and historical echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensliel
Chicago
Desperate fighter dies in Alamo defense tale
Dramatic account of Jim Bowie and companions at the Alamo during 1833 Texas action. The piece recalls Bowie's rescue of a preacher in San Augustine, his bowie knife, Crockett and Travis as they held the Alamo against Mexican forces, and the brutal combat that followed.
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Santa Anna
New Republic
Mexicco
Sabine River
Texas
San Felipe de Austin
Lis
Lafitte
Galveston
San Augustie
Henry Stephenson
Jim Bowie
Republic
San Augustine
James Bowie
Bowie
Rezin P. Howle
Crockett
Howle
Alamo
James Bowle
Travis
Bowle
Bick
Help
Jon
Jing Bowle
Toulsinna
Toni
Cattle and Horses Branded Across Numerous Farms
A scanned listing details brands and livestock ownership across multiple farms and for a variety of animals. It notes brands such as 4 B 0 o Raker, KR on right hip, and marks including left shoulder, right hip, and other body locations. Names include Ailes, Allen, Baumgartner, Brommel, Davis, Peterson, Pollock, Van Soest, and Winona-area owners with horse and cattle notes.
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Naaden
Winona
Brand
Emali
Cuttie
Peterson
A. B
Armstrong
Petrie
A. L
Linton
Brandon
Rigit
Attie J P
Pustie
John—Winona
Putnam
Rathbun
C. J
Renakers
G. W
Wearfield
Catte
T R
van Soest
H.—Hull
Son Eb van Soest
M.—Hull
Sonne Weller
A. M
Slampion
Weller
F. C.—Hampton
Whalen
Strasburg
Wollmann
Jacob—Winona
Yeater
D. H
Hazelton
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear historical note
The input presents garbled optical character recognition with mixed letters and incomplete phrases. It provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to identify a specific person or incident for a factual summary.
Notice of Final Commutation For Simon Boscini
Notice from Emmons County North Dakota that Simon Boscii of Liston has filed final commutation proof for Homestead Entry No 207 for the east half of section two in township seventy five north, range forty one west. Witnesses listed are Joseph Rosch, Feledrich Kelech, Frank Hoegel, and Anton Kelech, all of Linton. Final proof to be submitted August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RTH & Lamb
Biawanck
Simon Boscii
Liston
N. D
Wade
Orl
Temoi
Q. Rooks
Emmons County
Linton S
Lyes
Josagh Rosch
Linton
N. Li
Feledrich Kelech
N. I
Frank Hoegel
Anton Kelech
N. U
Notice of Five Year Final Proof Deraarmet at Bismarck
Notice to claimants that Robalia Wudtaef of Linton North Dakota has died and filed for five year final proof of heirship. The hearing before county officials in Beamon’s county will occur September 5. Witnesses include Kra m Pen yew and Reaweonabure.
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Deraarmet
Bismarck
Robalia Wudtaef
Linton
Ioneatead Kotry
Amd
N . T Lee
Monsburg
Thael Werat Rawnonsburs
Nti
M. M. Irwell
Regist
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Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Franz Perez-Puetterich
Bogtish
Germany
W.C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
Flaherty « S
Democratic County Committee
Cami Bas
Imohem
Roy Yeater
Liscson
Cuas Lumsters
J. H. Altary
O. T. Lerner Braddock
F. H. Uowwi
J.J. Ryas
Fred Junge
John Anderson
Frank Lelicer
Cherry Grove
EB Clark
E. F Savage
Fritz Sachiz Alazelton
S. FE
Brindi
Logan
A- Haosen
A. Hi. Cari
Cuas
Butter Tell
Antem Gronefelier
John Harawon
Andrew Hamen
Ome
Cari Roman
McCules
T. PF. O'Brien
Tikess
John Horner
Exeter
Adam Kraft
Ilogue
Peter Schmaltz
Lint
Wm. Pagel
Strasbury
M. A. Kiein
J.J. Baum
Garter
Gerard
Terner
Taring
Delwerr
Winneshick
Cascade
MIG. CO
Grand Forks
Oak
Mom
Eiece Gaea
Stee Dora
Theo
New York Sun
Abe
Corneille
The
Ailes
Fokoataes Cattle
Allen
Josept—Wioon
Audrus
Barkbaus
Herman Bores
Raker
W—Livens
Uekber
Agne
Flali
Sether
John — Hare
Benz
Hrad
Brooks
Eo — Winches
Arti
Burbage
James
Livona
Weiieid
Clark, Joseph
Dale Casey
D. Seen
Ofees
Tebe Bis Coover
C. E
Glenesear
Hornes
Ire
Davis Bros
Davis
J. B
Haztu
Doerseblag
Dornbush
Louis
Wee
Jakob
Exeter Horses
Frederick
Jas
Koow
Gravink
Wentfiel
Hy Green
Wm. P
Goughnour
Bogmard
Beo—Eemore
Jerry
Hedblad
Olof
Aigeran
Av—Linton
Sali Roe Herolg
H.J
Huse
Winona Wate
Telah
FE. A
Iran
Hazetton
Lazy Severud
Macoider
William
Edmineshire
Gathe
Mandigo
W. W
Braddock
Iftle
Mikesell
J. W
Teat
Atte Ands Paton
Morford
M. B
Muench
Rypkema
Krlemer
Westfield
Rush
Spaulding
Harrie—Gayton
Laverly
Geo. A
Todd, James
David
Iruel
van Heukolom
J.B. Westfield
Bain Oro
Phath
Bret
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