Subscription cattle brands listed in old column
A long ledger style note lists cattle and horse brands for many owners across towns such as Allen Braddock Huerres Baker Bakker Baumgartner Baxter Burge Dute Frederick Gonghnour Gray Gut hrie Hurt Holt Ant Veldt Kinvella Giddings Kurtz McCulley Macnider Mandigo Mittlestedter Naaden Paizer Peterson Petrie Peatle Ronskere Robinson Wade Walker Wilde Wolf and others with brands like X on left hip JC on right shoulder and various marks. The column invites payment to publish stock brand descriptions twelve times yearly for subscribers.
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Allen
Braddock
Huerres
Joseph
Winona
Backhaus
Herman
Livton
Baker
Livona
Bakker
Anne—Hull
Cattl
Baumgartner
John
Tirabol
Baxter
Lly
Aleep
Bonus
Au Willet
Brown
J. O
Burbage
James
Livoin
Burge
C. E
Glencoe
Doerschlag
Lewis
Fuller
Hiram
Vamption
Linton
Lorses
Frederick
Jas
William
Coregiam
Tentton
Gonghnour
John Williameport
CO Reed
Mhavink
H.—Westfield
Gray
T. M
Hull
Guthrie
Williamsport
Haggard
Ben
Emwensburg
Steel G. A
Herolz
R.—Linton
Vrand
Hurt
Jerry
Winons
Holt
G. C
Roop
Ant Veldt
Wextfield
Wethers
Kinvella
Ashgrove
Giddings
Winous
Cale
Ly Kuuuison
Naaden
Emall
Neawid & Knewland
G. M
Williamport
Jef
Peterson
A. B
Armstrong
Petrie, A. L
L. O
Winchester
Ronskere
G. W.—Westfield
Robinson
H.—Braddock
Beoley
Liton
Catile
Aee Dee Catile
Smith
H. D
Stewart
Johbu
Elurses
Geo
van Soest
Wade
George E
Walker
F.C
A. M
Haorpton
Omlo
Wilde
Livons
Wolf
J. J
Williamaport
Meter
Jacob
Yeator
Si Willymepert
Farm lands and timber resources across the Northwest
Eastern Washington and northern Idaho offer rich agricultural lands suited for diversified farming and fruit-raising, with grazing and irrigation options. The region holds the nation's largest white pine in northern Idaho and famed Palouse and Big Bend wheat fields. Mining camps in Cour d'Alene Bitter Root and Rossland Republic provide markets for farmers and fruit growers. For maps and particulars, write C. W. Mott, General Emigration Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Washington
Idaho
United States
Palouse
Big Bend
Cour d'Alene
Bitter Root
Rossland
Republic
C. W. Mott
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul, Minn
In Town and Out Shifts Across North Dakota
Local notes from Linton Winona and surrounding towns recount visits by Ben Haggard Josh Tuttle and others from Emmonsburg. social events include a Christmas dance at Honstains hall and a Sunday school entertainment. I H Robinson and Dr. Leonard travel with relatives. Kansas man Ezra Thurber reports a successful timber contest ruling. county commissioners set January 7 for new officers bonds and oaths.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Linton
North
Ukota
Edward Braddock
Ben Haggard
Josh Tuttle
Emmonsburg
John Postle
Postle
Winona Democracy
Sheriff Rooks
Hull
Braddock
Jesse Lampmann
Winona
Hank Gravink
Louie Dornbush
Iser Dornbush
Westfield
O. H. Hammond
Hampton
Banker Horton
Minnesota
Linton School
Henry Barty
R. F. Chase
Honstain’s Hall
George Whalen
Tommy Jones
Cashier Crain
Minneapolis
Herr Mueller
Jerry
Margaret Yeater
Anna Riemer
Williamsport
May Yeater
Klaas Huisenga
Teachers’ Society
Supt. Kuiper
Frank Walker
Frank
Wisconsin
Ezra Thurber
Lynn
Land Office
W. E. Campbell
George Ryckman
St. Paul
Eureka
Ryckynan Farm
Board of County Commissioners
Household Remedies From The Woman’s Home Companion
Instructions for stopping bleeding using flour and hot iron, removing putty, sun baths, bee sting care with earth and water, cleaning plate glass with alcohol, testing nutmegs by puncture oil spread, removing blood and coffee stains with kerosene and boiling water, washing delicate ginghams with turpentine, drying and rinsing advice, moth prevention with benzine and camphor in closets as cited from Woman’s Home Companion.
Electrical power ideas and early tech notes from 19th century
ACanadian firm plans tidal power for Vancouver and Westminster. Abyssinia’s 300 mile long telephone line links capital to a major city built by a Franco Russian firm. Mexico buys more US electrical goods than any Western Hemisphere nation. England’s telephone use began in 1876 with 115 miles of wire and an exchange by 1879. A Paris tested automobile fire pump runs on storage battery power. An electric cab costs 3.97 dollars per day in Paris. Garvin’s Falls transmits ten thousand horsepower to Manchester for lighting and street railways, highlighting New England water power potential.
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Pacific
Vancouver
Westminster
Abyssinia
Mexico
United States
England
London
Norwich
Paris
Garvin’s Falls
Manchester
N. H
New England
Individualities at Loyal Legion meeting praise Marseillaise
Col Hesseltine openLy declares Le Chant des Marseillaise the grandest war song. Queen Victoria screens letters through secretary. Senator Platt sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic at a New York Republican dinner. Grant reportedly visited Plymouth Rock after world tour. Col Fleming, broker of time, maintains 500 clocks as Treasury clock master, winding weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Hesseltine
Loyal Legion
Boston
Queen Victoria
Senator Platt
New York
Gen. Grant
Plymouth Rock
Col. E. ¥. Fleming
Cleveland
Treasury Department
Wine From Apples Proves Possible With European Yeasts
Experts reveal that wine can be made from apple juice using yeasts sourced from European grape regions. Sherry, madeira, and sauterne flavors arise from specific fungus germs, not grape variety, and American firms import these yeasts to inoculate apple juice, producing fine wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Spain
Boers Hold Firm Against English Conquest
The Boers have shown England will face a long and costly effort if it attempts to conquer lands inhabited by whites. Their stubborn valor and fortitude in suffering have prevented great wars and slaughter, as noted by Grand Forker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Stage and Theatre Quips Across The Nation
A busy clipping page notes Camille D Arville s high salary rivaling President McKinley s. Austrian theaters ban uniforms resembling military attire. Albany critics joke about Namict actor nicknames. In Chicago Hamlet lacks life while a wag mentions two free tickets. Yonkers mocks endless Dumas Musketeers productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille D'Arville
McKinley
Namict
Albany
Dave
Higgle
Bloozin
Yonkers
TOR OUR BOYS TO REMEMBER
A New York Herald civic exhortation urges boys to choose courage, kindness, and responsibility. It contrasts bully behavior with true sportsmanship, warns against careless gun handling, and praises thoughtful deeds as enduring value. The piece frames character as the path from boyhood to manhood and gentleness.
Whir of the Wheel A Teen Cyclist Sets 3117 Mile 24Hour Feat
A 17 year old London vegetarian cyclist completed 3117 miles in a 24 hour unpaced road trial over hilly terrain. The report notes hill climbing relies on steady power rather than early bursts and includes a stray, unrelated Kansan editorial quip about politicking in a hotel washroom.
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London
Various Regional Notes From The Union States
The report lists new governors aligned with the Modern Woodmen, an Illinois Wisconsin Kansas Missouri South Dakota North Dakota and Nebraska group. It notes a Madison Wisconsin filed incorporation for a lawyers home to aid indigent and aged attorneys and spouses with subscriptions planned.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Madison
Wis
St. Paul
Grand Forks Herald
Northern Pacific
the Herald
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The
Farmers’ Encyclopedia
Werner Company
KowzEpinx
Wepsas
Sasereey
Yours
Elementa
GEO. W. Pitkin CO
Chicago, Ill
U.S. A
I. E. Shepard
Feed & Sale Stable
Nordak
Brock
J. C. Brown
Braddock, Nordak
Ae Martin
Tonsorial
Aurk
N.D
Charles A. Ballard
Urey
BANK
Bismalck
Dakota
Ohn F. Geil
Notary
Arse Jaszekowiak
Bismarck
N. D
Goodhue
Trahern
Austin
Odeen Woodmen OF America
H. Rosinson
V. C. H. A. Auxstoxa
Frank G. Carpenter
South America
Gore
Cour Territory
Saalfield Pus
isHine Co
Akron
Ohio
Anrone
Conan
Jon
All Newsdealers
America
Ames Waite Com
Riley
Posiola
Cis
Pee Brees
Werner Ota
Wesver
la Teroegh Valle ii Iien
R. B. Mellon
M. Rush
State of
North Dako
Williamsfort
Sean
Noura Dakota
Eumons
Alex. McKenzie
State of North Dak
Auphor
O. Campbell
Isaeas
M. Bush
Maureb
Section 20
Township 135
Nouth Dakota
Office of
County Auditom
J. B. Brock
Braddogk
W. B. Andrus
Fargo Korum
Washington Dispatches
I. H. Robinson
Glanaven
Dr. Leonard
Joe Lindsay
Joe
Edville
Westfield Church
Dykema
John Schell
Shockey
Mhockey
Ofr
Electrical Power
Aires
C. D
Abel Ely
Sresateee
Akron Sewing Maching & Cra Co
Ohics
Akron Gewing
Hdites
Blodel
Army
W. C.F
Kama
Wustratel Qxisbegen Wirgrester Repeating
Mew Bavel
Rogue Meee
Espen
Grand Forks
Olen Mills
N. Y
Hie
Greral
Fiji Islanders
New Guinea
South Sea
Turley
Luther
Henry Clowes
Toma
Ira
D. Sankey
Jordan
Thaat
Mr. Faneiujli
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