Braddock Brevities From News
Postmaster Shepard improves the Braddock post office interior. Gustave Pearson and Anna Nelson wed in Moorhead Minnesota. Several local farms gain land for the Braddock school grounds. Darings of illness and death touch Braddock families as peritonitis follows a hammock fall. Busy local notes on business, travel, and school petitions fill this update.
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Shepard
Jos. Fitzgibbons
Florida
Braddockites
Gustave Pearson
Anna C. Nelson
Tell
Moorhead
Minn
Carl D. Bostrom
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hazelton Happenings and Holiday Preparations
Hazelton notes report residents traveling for Christmas with family in Iowa and Minnesota. H. W. Batzer plans a Royalton trip for the holiday. The water wagon is being polished for New Year Day duties. Elizabeth Rush returns from Strasburg to enjoy vacation. Fred Danning mines lignite coal west of town with significant sales to Hazelton customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rush
Strasburg
Fred Danning
Hazelton
Pollock Pick-Ups and Local Trade Notes
From Progress Dee, sid Louis Dornbush will ship a car of hogs to South St. Paul tomorrow. Geo H McKay visits from his North Glanavon ranch. Devan clerks at Salvage store during holiday rush. Frank McConville received a car of shelled corn from Akron Iowa and sold much at 51 cents per bushel. Langhers plans a mule partnership with John Winkle. Busby Katzenberger saloon robbery noted in Minneapolis Journal. Art McConville bought a car of horses to ship to Iowa. Fred Freeman bought lot for Mr Manville. A A Ludwigs returns to Artas, buys Union Cash Store and joint interest in Artas Bank.
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Louis Dornbush
South St. Paul
Geo. H. McKay
North Glanavon
Kk. BE. Devan
Salvage Company
Frank McConville
Akron
Iowa
Ed. Langhers
John Winkle
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Busby & Katzenberger
Art. McCanville
Fred Freeman
Mr. Manville
A.A. Ludwigs
Artas
Linton
Eureka
Union Cash
Artas Bank
Ludwig
Hague Happenings and Worldly Travels
News from Hague notes a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Bert Van Geek on Monday. John Dyk, a pioneer now in Colorado, reports his wife’s health fading. Travelers, including Sam Shulters from Hammond Indiana, Albert de Vreis, C Stam and Cornelius Stam, plan visits through San Francisco Vancouver and British Columbia before returning to Emmons county. Cornelius Omes, brother of W Omes, plans to resume life in Highland Indiana after years in North Dakota. He trades with a single horse and truck to sell produce, noting hard days and scarce success, asking how many who leave North Dakota improve their lot.
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Sam Shulters
Peter van Soest
Hammond
Indiana
Emmons County
Monon County
Albert de Vreis
C. Stam
Westfield
Cornelius Stam
Holland
Michigan
San Francisco
California
Vancouver
British Columbia
Jacob Schaap
Hull
Rom
Oreyton
Washington
Montana
Cornelius Omes
Highland
Ind
Mr. Omes
W. Omes
Strasburg
Hoosier
Tie
North Dakota
Early coinage origins in Lydia and Greco world
The passage notes Lydia as the birthplace of coinage with electrum coins bearing lion or king imagery. It credits Croesus with introducing gold and silver coinage, likely the oldest Epheus gold coins. The Lydia origin influenced Greek coinage and spread through the region, with the New York American referencing the broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aria Minor
Croveus
Croesus
Ephesus
New York American
Son’s College Exam Results Telegraphed
The Reverend Thomas Jordan grew anxious over his son's exams at college. He asked Sinete te sur to telegraph the result. The lad’s message read My man 342 fifth verse let two lines, and the father found three words: Sorrow vanquished, tutor ended, Jordan passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jordan
Hie
Sinete Te Sur
Ted
Tator
Jordan
Finance of Matrimony. A Wilt thar of "1 neing to
Fragmentary dialogue discusses marriage finance and profit from wives. Mr John mentions wives bring money and upkeep costs, while the speaker notes limited profit from maintaining wives amid expenses and farming chores.
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John
Hunan
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Henry Lawrer
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Laura Brindle
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C. O. Smith
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Order of Kiks
Mark Brindle
Paul Karty
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Robert Hachanan, Jr
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J. F. Snyder
Miss Battery
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George Laverly
Edna Armstrong
Ong
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