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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1910

Page

4

French Smugglers And Florence Charta A Curious Link

A Parisian visitor in Washington details clever methods of smuggling in Paris including a rubber pocket and a coffin full of brandy via funeral processions. The report also notes the Florentine Republics 1295 Charta of Florence which disfranchised nobles and created a paradoxical path to nobility for dissenters.

France Washington Paris Lour Vals C. Paris Washington Herald of the Florentine Republic Florence London Telegraph

Baobab Cisterns in Central Africa Long Treated Water Sources

In central Africa the baobab trunk with a diameter up to forty feet often forms a natural cistern. Arabs hollow large trunks to store rainwater during the wet season, creating cisterns twenty feet high and eight to ten feet wide. Water supports drinking and irrigation for melon patches during dry spells.

Central Africa

Boy Wins Natural History Prize Mixes Up Legs

A schoolboy proudly shows a natural history prize and explains he answered the question on ostrich legs as three. His mother corrects him noting ostriches have two legs, while the class disagreed. The anecdote comes from Pearson's Weekly.

Pearson’s Weekly

Old Violins and Misplaced Treasure Beliefs

An essay notes how people often overestimate the value of heirloom violins. It argues most old violins are common, many antiques depreciate, and sentimental belief about treasure can mislead owners. Proper care and expert appraisal are advised.

Trials of the Potato Through History

The entry traces the potato from its early spread in Enzia and Youghal as a curiosity to culinary use, notes its adoption in France under Parmentier, Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette, and recalls Frederick the Great forcing farmers to plant tubers amid famine in 1771 2 in Germany.

Enzia Youghal Tures Parmentier France Louis XVI Marie Antoinette Fredericent Germany Holburn Walter Ralst

His Modest Prop seal and the wage of a wife

A brief dialogue between an old gentleman and a youth about supporting a wife. The youth jokes that two can live almost as cheaply as one and that the added cost of marrying would be small, reflecting a stray story tone.

The Boy's Verdict in a Family Moment

Sister Jane lingered with the visitor at the front door then returned to her room humming softly. Seven year old James enters the sitting room and remarks on the visitor, while Brother James critiques the stinginess of the subject in a brief, domestic exchange.

Sister Jane James Brother James London

Obeying Orders In A London Music Lesson

Mrs Eaton guided Edith Edward and Jack through an old English melody when she noticed the twins singing from a discreet distance and declared that they may not join the chorus. The twins protested they were singing a different tune.

Tiano

Wood hawks on the Missouri river voyage tale

An extract recalls early river travel and the danger faced by wood hawks, nomadic fuel suppliers to steamboats, and a vivid scene aboard the Nile with two rough characters Beidler and Johnson. Passengers, including eastern tourists, react with curiosity and humor as the interview turns to Beidler’s wife and his prairie roaming life.

Wexit Hawk Bend Fort Rice Missouri J. M. Hanson Beidler Johnson Nile Beidon Beadler Indien Great Plains

Misquotation in Quotations and a Garden Fete Tale

A farmer and his wife discuss errands with playful misreadings of plans for help with cooking and mowing while a garden fete is underway for Priscilla Hinckley. The piece shifts to note chronic misquotations from Habakkuk and Butler's Hudibras, illustrating how phrases change meaning when quoted.

Manda Sallie Beasely Priscilla Hinckley Tewksbury Henry Mowin Tom Pitkin Abijah Cleveland Plain Dealer Cooper Butler Hudibras

Pig rheumatism remark echoes human pain in farm talk

An old farmer compares a pig to a human, noting rheumatism and fame as motifs. A visitor asks how to tell, and the farmer explains the pig grunts as a sign, reflecting rural humor about animal suffering.

Chicago Tribune

Romance tale ends with marriage of former rivals

In a clipped exchange, five years pass as Mr. Grey reveals Miss Lillian is dead she is not but married. He discloses she married him ending a former romance and leaving both parties distant.

Mr. Grey

Read’s Peoria appearance at switchmen convention

Opie Read, the novelist, performed as entertainer for Peoria switchmen. He recalled, It was a very enthusiastic audience. They laughed heartily, but they didn’t applaud much. There were so many one armed men there that they had to applaud in pairs. Success Magazine notes the crowd’s reaction.

Opie Read Peoria Mr. Read Success Magazine

Fragmented 19th century letters and odd railway joke

A garbled collection of letters and anecdotes from old newspapers recounts a letter describing danger and confusion in a fire incident, a note about two letters exchanged in London, and a chaotic remark from an excursion train that mistook March for January. The piece preserves quirky period voice with scattered names and locations.

Fragmented 1611 London text shows schooling and sports rites

OCR reads like a chaotic London Times excerpt noting schooling hours, noon prayers, bowstrings and bra shooting, and references to an old law repeal. It mentions ashford and Ashford, a murderer trial, and a character named Dearlove with garbled dialogue about a ring and a speech.

Harn Taire London

Notice of Land Claim Hearing in Kota District Court

Claimants George Dexter and Charles Green request to establish a claim described for a parcel in the east quarter of section 34, township 75 west, meridian, before the judge of the county court at Kota on the 11th 1911. The notice cites Julius H. Butler and M. H. J. Fay Harding as participants.

Bismarck N.D Lizzie Buechler Lizzie Geffre Linton North Dakota Tcore Charles B. Carley Gorge Schmidt Hague Michael Vetter N. D Strasburg Jean V. Vetter Napoleon BE. Jewell Department of the Interior Martin Brue T Tore Chares J. Carter oTieio Imant EE. Pitcher Ohio Ian Anderson Lrew Hanser Jean Braseth M. H. Jewell Casper Everwein Mer’dian Carlos B. Carley Wai Mant Janes Jennings Lin McGuire Cries Lipp Rial Hismarck John J. Renschler, Jr Hartford Ture Charles B. Carley Aimant Er Schmidt Frederich Wohl E. Renschler Jasob Burkhardt Emmonsburg Register Joseph Vetter Tinton Charles B. Carley Heinrich Wittmayer John Schumacher Andreas Richter Adam Berreth M.H. Jewell U.S. Land Office Matias Ej Powashiy William Muench Jacob Rau N. Dd August Ehrmann Ignatz Bosch Anton Bosch U.S Hira Meridian Makeriat Kota George Dexter Charles Green Julius H. Butler M.H. J Fas Fay Harding

Bids Opened for County Dairy Interest Cover

Bids were opened by the county board for a dairy interest cover, with bids submitted by Fidelity and other tenders. The meeting date and exact terms noted as part of the county mand audit, with the Linton location and dates recorded in the minutes.

North Isal Fand oLmer Ft Fidelity & Ssfal Audhor Linton Lote Lintoh Ito Nis

Fragmentary Notice From Old Mining District

Vague OCR fragment describes a notice involving miners and travel directions toward Meridian and northwest paths. Details are unreadable, with many garbled names and places, offering little concrete information beyond a vague assertion of mining activity exposure.

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T. Atha C. C B. Carley R&s U Smith Linton Hive T. M Mra A. N. Junge A.N. Turner A M.krittis United States Linton, North Dakota Emmons County Abstract Company A. Weatherby Emmons Co Farm Nota Public American Surety Company of New York DE OW CC. Wolverton Vorlander's Pharmacy Teleones Petrie’s O. Mickel Bertheau Stone Drug Store J. W. McKitrick West Liston H. Thoreson Gent Francis Jaszkowiak Mith & Irvine Uinton, North Dakota Jos Lure Prometon Simcely Suwanee Niver Annie Laurie Silieenish Rome Mr. Beidler Italy Ieee Plare Tim Jans Wac Tai March Chicago Batt'o England W Qneror Bell Ashford Cucen Henel Ihwiiteo Dita Gee Pt Teyek Saveri Rir Waelers Tae Urdiq Wilhelm Lipp Joseph M. Feis Joseph Weelles Michael Lehnier M.H Vonde WeStart Apretas Sands Peter Lever Nof Carley Sieben Tate Mhasue State of Norte Aary Deas North Is
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