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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

2

Pioneer Paper of the County Seeks North Dakota Farmer Readers

The Barr county farmers are urged to subscribe to a locally edited farm paper. Prof V. Ladd promotes honest food treatment and anti fraud efforts, with a feature by President Worst on his 1907 European farming trip to Holland and Belgium. The North Dakota Farmer costs fifty cents yearly. request the January issue highlighting Worst’s articles.

Bemons County Fargo Minnesota South Dakota V. Ladd Add Union Worst State Agricultural College Holland Belgium Denmark North Dakota

Thurber Culver link to Minnesota abduction tale

A long fragment from a Minneapolis article details a reported case of a man named Culver B. Thurter alias Cas set Thatcher who allegedly enslaved three women near River Valley Nesthiwest Territory. One victim escaped with help from a Minneapolis postmistress after writing a plea for aid. The women faced threats of murder if they resisted and a divorce case in Hennepin County district court ties to Estelle Thurbersgainet Culver B. Thurter.

Thurbers Williamsport Culver Thurber Minneapolis River Valley Nesthiwest Casset & Thatcher Davidson Saskatchewan Ilo bin Reach River View Iil Annie Martinson Katelle Karil Batsheanka M Dlvoree Mure

Final Proofs Listed With Witness Names and Land Parcels

A local notice item lists final proofs with names of witnesses including Melore Weatherby Anthony W. Graytesi and Willon W. Young. It references land parcels described by township range and section numbers such as 32-16-16 and 284-190-716, with multiple pairs of claimants and observers noted before court officials.

Melore Anthony W. Graytesi Ata Willon W. Young Neitata W. Kyen Theta Nubia Kitotaw Arande J. Iay Vinnk W. Hierwinad Kred W. Welker Drinklmest Orrica Bramance N. D Paul Mwaclehund Winchester Emery Wade P. G District Court Emmons County Linton N. D Tee Rouse J. Richardson E.C. Wetler Hartford Department OF the Interior, Land OfFice BismMankex Joan W. Fpritze Linton L. A. Weatherby United States Creere William Schwab Thomas J. Rose Frank J. Sikel Dollie Bradley M. H. Jewell Register

Ambiguous Names List from Damaged Text

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals including John Hegel Joseph Lasinger and Joseph Karl Behweiteer with scattered numbers and titles. No clear event or context is evident. items appear as a mixed roster or notice with numerous garbled terms.

John Hegel Joeph Lasinger Aéem Seige Nhi Waltin Seige Joseph Karl Behweiteer Joseph Mitzel Jakob Haber Charles Lovell Negr Charles Ligs Tim McGuire

Paperweight tale explains wine label under glass

An old desk piece in a library holds a tokay wine label under thick glass. The owner recounts carting the bottle across Europe, paying duties, and presenting it to a physician friend, where a fall left the label stained under the glass.

Europe Haab Mengary Vienna New York Tribune

Gemtact With Civilization Lessons On Animal Wit

The essay argues dogs and horses show limited intelligence despite long human companionship. Burroughs claims wild kin like foxes and wolves remain sharper and that humans cannot transfer higher reasoning to domestic animals. He notes we train animals to serve us but do not enhance their minds. Source cites Outing Magazine.

John Burroughs Outing Magazine

English House Names and their Quirks in Suburban Britain

The article surveys common house names and why they amuse and mislead buyers. It notes that terms like The Maples The Rosary Sunnyside and names ending in wood or holt are prevalent and often fanciful. Hastings and St Leonards feature Saxon style house names possibly commemorating a historic tragedy.

Maming Lake District Fleet Street Bois de Boulogne Hastings St. Leonards

Mayoral Regalia and Ancient Prerogatives

A London newspaper excerpt describes English mayors in ceremonial dress. Chichester and Guildford chiefs wield gold and silver canes while York officers show historic oak staves. Ripon retainers use a municipal blower at night. A humor vignette follows about petrified prisoner remains in Roman prisons and the term hardened criminals.

Chichester Guildford York

Twain Missed Train Supposedly Due to Late Arrival

Mark Twain skipped a scheduled train and did not send an apology. He sent a telegram to his employer stating the train left at 7 20 and he arrived at 7 35 but could not catch it.

Mark Twain

Lack Right Qualities

A Smith's Weekly item mocks Mrs Hiz Mrs June for being too masculine and compares her fuss over ailments to a man’s. The piece cites Mrs Dix agreeing that she complains loudly whenever she has an ache or pain.

Retrenching and War of Vices Quips in Courier Journal

The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a remark about retrenchment and keeping an auto within speed limits, followed by a pun and a misquote about moral improvement. The excerpts reflect light editorial quips and aphorisms from historical pages.

Louisville Courier. Journal

Arab youth Geronimo's perilous journey to Christian burial

Born around 1520, Geronimo, an Arab boy captured at Oran, fled to his Moham medan life, returned to Christianity, and later joined a coastal raid. Captured by a Moorish corsair, he faced execution in Algiers, resisted Islam, and was buried after bones were found in 1863 when a fort was destroyed, with burial in a cathedral sarcophagus.

Geronimo Fafamey Oran Algiers Thes Haldo Haido

Unconquered Peak and Odd Tales From The West

A survey of Colorado’s San Juan peaks notes Mount Wilson as a dominant 14 250 foot summit with Lizard Beadh nearby. Anecdotes recount a horse and bridge swept away by flood and a bridge rebus. Japan’s mortar method is described as ball toss transport. Women in theater are highlighted as the primary audience draw and influence on a play’s success.

San Jean Colorado Rockies Mase Five Elbert Blanca San Juan Mount Wilson Rocky Mountain Range Tratos Telluride Rice New York Post Japan San Francieco Chronicle Thenater Magasine

Quips On Marriage And Literature From Newspapers

A compilation of quotable lines from English and American papers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a writer avoiding marriage to protect his work while the Manchester Union quips on marital indigestion. London Bystander and others offer humorous asides about love hunting and odd phrases.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Meek and a Candid Exchange on Inheritance

A playful exchange discusses meekness and inheritance with a quip that the meek may inherit the earth, delivered in a casual back-and-forth tone. The dialogue hints at irony and social commentary.

Methods of the Ingenious Thuringian Toymakers

The article traces how Thuringian toymakers from Sonmeberg developed the wax bead doll in the mid 1800s after a London sourced Chinese doll inspired improvements. A dipping wax process, camel hair pencils for color, movable eyes and lids, Angora wigs, and later dressmaking by many women and girls are highlighted as key steps in the doll’s evolution.

Petinges Mountains Sonmeberg London China Rene Bache

Land and Water Boats and the timbers of Canada

A compact sketch of hybrid boats using steam power and cable winches to traverse rough terrain in Canadian timberlands and northern U S lumber districts. Describes operation, cable handling, and terrain adaptation for cross-country water travel.

United States

Impossible Combination

A quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal contrasts time place and girl with a witty line about a man, the shower and an umbrella, highlighting humorous wordplay on matching elements.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Hunter Are You an American Citizen Pat

A fragment from Harper’s Weekly and Philadelphia Record pieces humorously ponder identity and marriage. It notes a Donegal birth and a Fourth of July origin while lampooning fashion and spousal influence on neckwear.

Hunter Pat Falith Donegal Harper's Weekly

Mer for Cor Bis Four

Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable names and numbers. The line mentions a person and a monetary symbol but no clear event, date, or organization to form a complete summary.

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Euhons County Pioneer Paper OF the County Culver Therber Vaul Montgomery Clary Himer Fritz Arthur McConville Andress Nathan Vincenz Hoffart Ludwig Meler Aloisius Buger Segr Grand Teqroft Johannes Senger Joseph Schumacher Adam Kraft Maria Mr. Mubb John Mao Franklin Mount Wileen Albany Journal Manchester Union Farner Jones Lin Cincinnati Enquirer Ivor Tvor London Telegraph Houston Post Philadelphia Record Department OF the Ixteerior, Laxp Bismaree N. DD Carl A. Elwels Maine Liz Homestead Charles B. Carley Hans Hanson Ohio Steffen Anderson Thomas Lovell Omio Ervie Carlisle M. HW. Jewell. Register Department OF the Interior Laxp Bismarck N.D Engebret Pederson Hague N. D N D Swen Pederson Hague Arthur E. Moore Andrew Olsen Pollock Dol Christ. Emmersen Hague, N. D Bismanow Lawrence Mastel Strasburg N. B S. E Mathias Fettig Michael Sautner Bernaburk Adam Bosch Department OF the Interion, Land Office Charles A. Gosting Fifth P L. A. Pataca United States Commission Lorenz Schwab George Grinsteiner John Hagel Verank J. Hagel NM. H. Jewell. Register Wolfer Smith & Wallace Loggins Linton, N. D Ose Sgewege M. Dah! Buil Marck Ignats Grosz Winona Karl Bachmeier John Postle W. E. Petrie General Merchandise Department OF the Interion Land Orrick Karl Bachmeler Earry Northocast See Witth P. G. Kooks N. Bb Rie Jakob Krumm B. Power Masset Andreas Richter Karl Wultschick M.v. Jewell Regtater State OF Emmons Sixth Judicial Diatake Geo. N. Fiddler Plaintif Elizabeth Kowuss W. G. Hoerr Binton Northakota Geo. W. Lynn Irley Ap Mer Linton - Hazelton Land Company Hazelton L. du Heaume Bwerves
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