Changed Owners List of Barmens County Real Estate Transfers
A long list details United States to multiple individuals and entities for certificates and patents, naming numerous parcels by lot, quarter, and section within Barmens County. It includes transfers to John C Criddle baugh Evan Mills Jonathan W Cab bage Joseph Zahn Elizabeth Opp Adolph Becker Charles H Hummel Philipp Mueller Henry Sorem Jacob Opp Philipp Fischer Jr Charles N Myers Kasper Unser William E Wallace Henry Doe Olivia Meihak Leopold Holzer Heirs of Mary K Axtell Bertha Wengel Allis Vetter Jonas Thorson Friedrich Walker John Walker George A Pettis John Rosa Friedrich Becker Jacob Fliginger William Schulz John C Becker Charles O Riley Friedrich Walker Magdalena Masse t Charles Riley Fred L Conklin and a series of warranty deeds and patents to Oleander Olson Christina Heupel George F Kreasch Emmett G Perry Carl Larvick John Renschler Joachim Schell Karl Hirning Emanuel Reichert Olaf A Hedblad Robert Dickson Damian Feist Charles Chase Edward C Weller John Cleveringa Moritz Goehring Louis Maurer Bridget Agnes Staats Edward Braddock Michael Keller Kasper Ternes Frank H Everts James R Haney Howard Braddock Emma A Burge Michael Hipfner Balthaser Reisz Nicholas Ziton Joseph Healy J R Davis Michael Gillis William Maxwell Lydia Wohlford G A Herolz Wilhelm Wenzlaff Guy O Linderman Waldemar Wenzlaff H O Batzer T L Beiseker William Pettis Ignatz Reinbold George Heier Edward Braddock Frank A Barta Wm Carmichael John McCrory and others on various tracts.
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United States
John C. Cridlebaugh
Evan Mills
Segrand Ehfosse
Jonathan W.cabbage
Joseph Zahn
Elizabeth Opp
Adolph Becker
Charles H. Hummel
Philipp Mueller
Henry Sorem
Jacob Opp
Philipp Fischer, Jr
Charles N. Myers
Kasper Unser
Mary K. Axtell
Bertha Wengel
Allis Vetter
Jonas Thorson
Friedrich Walker
John Walker
George A. Pettis
John Rosa
Friedrich Becker
Jacob Fliginger
Segrande
William Schulz
John C. Becker
Fred L. Conklin
Oleander Olson
Christina Heupel
George F. Kreasch
Emmett G. Perry
Carl Larvick
John Renschler
Joachim Schell
Karl Hirning
Emanuel Reichert
Olaf A. Hedblad
Robert Dickson
Charles Chase
Edward C. Weller
John Cleveringa
Moritz Goehring
Louis Maurer
Bridget Agnes Staats
W. H. Lee
Edward Braddock
Michael Keller
A Good Yield of Flax in North West Farmland
Philip Hammer, a farmer north west of town, reported a strong year with a flax crop yielding about 1000 bushels from fifty acres. At current prices this would bring roughly $1,900, about $40 per acre, as he visited the city for business.
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New Rockford Transcript
Philip Hammer
Forced to Quit and the Rugby Tribune’s Modernization
The Rugby Tribune faces a forced sale of its typesetting machine indicating local business neglect and a shift of equipment to Devil’s Lake. The piece argues merchants must patronize a town’s newspaper to sustain local progress and proper representation.
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Fessenden Free Press
Rugby Tribune
Devil's Lake
the Tribune
Rugby
Wrestling in Lynn Town Band-Room New Year Afternoon
A local wrestling event was held in the Lynn Town band-room on New Year Afternoon with two matches and sparring bouts featuring Linton terrors and other local figures. The editor notes political support for Col. Ben Whitehead of WV among attendees as potential national committeeman.
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Lynn Town
Minster A
Utful Linton
Cub
Ben Whitehead
Wvton
Mitteeman
Whitehead
Milton grain shipments set North Dakota record this fall
Milton Globe reports 214 car loads of grain shipped from Milton by local elevators this fall, a record the paper says outstrips towns of similar size in North Dakota. Grain men note two thirds of the crop marketed, with Milton area returns over 375 000 dollars and flax adding millions in potential value for farmers.
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Milton Globe
Milton
Issize
North Dakota
United States
Milton Hive
Cavalier
Local Wedding Milestones Shared By Tracy Families
A letter from Dale North Dakota notes visiting Pollock last week for two anniversaries. It recalls J P Tracy and wife celebrating their second wedding anniversary and G W Tracy and wife their twenty fourth. The writer wishes the couples long happiness and comments on Grandpa Tracy’s aging and Grandma Tracy’s youthful appearance.
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Dale
N. D
Pollock
J. 1
Tracy
Grandma” Tracy
G.W. Tracy
Manslaughter verdict in case of Arthur Lewis
In Oroville California on January 2 a verdict of manslaughter was returned against Arthur Lewis for the murder of his thirteen year old step niece Helen Rumball. The jury had been out since Saturday morning eight for murder in the first degree and four for acquittal. Sentence will be pronounced Thursday with Mrs Rumball to stand trial January 22.
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Rumball
Emmons County
Oroville
Cal
Arthur Lewis
Helen Rumball
Lewis
Old Jack and Petrie Truck Scene in Teamsters Card
The passage describes Hemsell and Jack McCrory seated on a large transfer truck with Mr. Petrie nearby. McCrory, the driver, holds a pipe while Petrie sits beside him, with leafy trees and shrubbery in the background. A card quotes the occupation of teamsters, promoting a message about locking up a man to prevent escape.
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Hemsel
Jack McCrory
Young Jack
Old Jack
Mr. Petrie
Mr. McCrory
Pipe
McCrory
Jack
Pardon Board Criticized For Lenient Early Paroles
The Walhalla Mountaineer argues the state pardon board wields excessive latitude, condemning wholesale pardons of thirty or more criminals. It urges stricter initial sentences and independent sentencing by courts rather than post trial commutations. It cites murder and rape cases where leniency worsens community harm.
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Walhalla Mountaineer
State Pardon Board
Sen Bey
Murard
Curiousities of smell and odor perception in liquids
The text explains how odors arise from substances as airborne particles rather than the bulk liquid. It notes that aromas come from vapor and that damp environments intensify smells. It also remarks that smelling perfumes or cologne can fail to register odor when directly inhaled into the nostrils.
Four Quarters Struck by the Church Clock
A London Chronicle anecdote recalls Dr. Samuel Parr in 1800 reacting to a lord mayor remark about a sermon. The lord mayor said four things in the sermon were regrettable and Parr asked what they were. The reply: four quarters struck by the church clock.
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Samuel Parr
London Chronicle
Critic Finds Orator’s Speech Lacking After Rehearsals
An orator shares a drafted speech with a friend who reads it thrice. The first reading finds it good, the second indifferent, and the third insipid. The orator remarks he will only repeat it once, implying dismissal of further revision.
Who’s there in Tuchard III becomes a village car
The anecdote spoofs a famous moment when Richard asks Who’s there and Catesby blurts out Tis I my lord then pauses and the Irish tragedian Sullivan is playfully mocked with a sardonic grin and the line why the mischief don’t you crow ends the quip.
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Barry Sullivan
Richard
Catesby
Ae Sullivan
Famous Kisses in World History and Legend
A New York Press item surveys romantic kisses from Duchess of Devonshire bribing a voter in 1754 to legends of Alain Chartier and Margaret of Scotland. It recalls tragic consequences of a kiss in 1718 between Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria and Princess Thyra, with over a thousand lives lost in the ensuing war.
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Fox
Westminster
Duchess of
Devonshire
Gordon Highlanders
Duchess of Gordon
Alain Chartier
Valdelbo
Ingeborg
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Thyra
New York Press
Tolstoy and a Boy Rider’s Mercy to a Horse
A young Tolstoy beats a slow horse until a servant implores mercy. The boy dismounts, apologizes, and Tolstoy recalls Timosevitch the peasant, saying he has grown and now pities horses. He vows to remember the humane moment whenever he sees animal abuse.
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Tolstoy
Timofevitch
Timosevitch
Johnny's Triumph on the Blackboard
A public school teacher explains the word income to students and asks Johnny to write a sentence. Johnny proudly reads, In come a cat, causing a humorous moment that highlights a child's mispronunciation and learning milestone.
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Johnny
Mack's Monthly
Lemon Tart Question Triggers Fresh Banter
A humorous note from Life quotes a female reader asking for a lemon tart recipe. The spoof lines joke that a lemon is already tart enough, as the sports editor fills in for the vacation editor on the woman’s page.
Change of Front and Mock Hats in Polite Conversation
A random dialogue taunts social comparisons between beauty and virtue, with a humorous exchange about a hat and fashion prices. The husband boasts of making the hat, while the wife complains of high costs and the millinery display. The piece satirizes emphasis on appearance over character.
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London Polegraph
Soldier of Fortune Marshal Brune’s Violent End
Brune a famed French marshal rises from pen to sword after a sneer by a witty actress. He endures battlefield shocks and a quick temper, later governing Hanse towns. Massacred by royalist mob at Avignon after Waterloo, his body dragged and thrown into the Rhone.
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Guillaume Marie Anne Brune
France
Republic
Danton
Brune
Robespierre
Ife
Hamburg
Avignon
Louis XVIII
King
Ile
Rhone
Richelieu’s Rise and a Marginal Duke’s Scorn
A fragmented historical note references Richelieu and Henry of Navarre era figures. It mentions the Duc d Apernen falling from favor with King Henry, and a curious aside about humor in religious tensions. The text is obscured by garbled OCR and lacks a clear narrative.
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Blonndelle-Burton
Henry of Navarre
Duc d'Apernen
Henry
Louvre
Amet Nichaelson
Brass bands emerged from English factory life and spread abroad
English factory owners started brass bands for workers as a moral and recreational project. The first national contest in 1860 drew 169 bands, inspiring public contests and spreading the fad to America where tens of thousands joined. The movement linked music to industry and municipal culture, with military bands later absorbing many players.
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Fae
Cashire
Enderby Jackson
Rule Britannia
Lelujah
Themes
England
America
Brass
Jewards
Role
Sic
Vate
London
Fragmentary Prison Story Turns on Buffalo Bill Echo
Murky tale recalls a Buffalo Bill performance from years past and a prison farewell speech. The fragment mentions a convict and a dove symbol, hinting at a themed event or memory tied to a penitentiary farewell.
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Mary
Remarkable Sentence on Latin Senter Tend Opera Rotas
Text explores translational quirks noting a backwards spelling puzzle. It claims the first letters and last letters of words reveal the sequence of the words. The passage discusses word counts and letter patterns in a playful linguistic exercise.
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Damian Feist
John E. Palmquist
Kasper Tarnes
Kasper Ternes
Frank H. Everts
James R. Haney
Haward Braddock
Emma A. Burge
Michael Hipfner
Linton
Balthaser Reisz
Nicholas Ziton
Adam Bosch
Peter Bosch
W. M. Matthews
Joseph Healy
Joseph Jochim
Anton Schwahn
William E. Beard
A. P. Lenhart
David D. Leonard
J. R. Davis
Michael Gillis
William Maxwell
Lydia Wohlford
G. A. Herolz
G. M. Engebretson
Oscar Johnson
E. A. Crain
Lewis M. Doerschlag
John Weber
Martin Ohlhauser
Tempelton
Elizabeth Weber
Wilhelm Wildermuth
Michael Weber
Jacob Weber
John I. Roop
H. O. Batzer
Hazelton
Guy O. Linderman
Waldemar Wenzlaff
Temvik
N.D
H. W. Batzer
T. L. Beiseker
William J. Pettis
Ignatz Reinbold
George Heier
J. F. Bergeman
Frank A. Barta
Wesley J. Philips
Kintyre
W. F. Carter
Milo A. Clark
May West
Wm. Carmicheal
John McCrory
Hunter
Cetting Sports
Colonel Ben
Tracey
Grandma
Victoria Ous
Land of Flowers
Fred Petrie
Pasadena
the Pardon Board
Lynn
Ned
Tolstoy and Horses
J. J. Huse
General Merchandise
Winona
Vasbunren
Big Men Illustrated
American Gas Machine Co
Farge
MN. D
Binghamton, N.Y
M. R. Farrell
Marshal Brune
Waterloo
Richelieu
Tam
Linto Busin Freiting
Bi Town
Mei
Dee Telton
Tures
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