Descriptive Brand Column of Cattle and Horses Names
A long list from a brand column detailing various cattle and horse brands tied to owners and locations such as Allen H W Braddock Merren. Joseph Allen Windua. Backhaus Herman Linton. Bakker Aone Hull. Daumorarines Tirebol. Baxter We Bredde. Bonz Anenst Williamsport. Brown J C Bradlock. Burge C Bee. Casey P J Hampton. Clark Joseph Dale. Chase KR F Winona. Chase M P Winona. Coane Arthur Livona. Weover C E Glencoe. Mirad Gus Livona. Lewla Araddock. Lamb Louie We field. Fuller Hiram Hampton. X on legs. Aton Sere Sit een aren. Gouchnour John Williamsport. Gravink H Westfield. Gray T M Livona. Guthrie F Williamsport. Hagford Ben Kmaensburg. Borels G A Linton. Herolz R Linton. Orues came brand. Hat J Winona. Holt G C Roop. Veldt A Weuhld. Binselis P Ashgrove. Beanie Giddings Winona. Kouawon F P Livona. Aurtz S E Willianeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
H. W
Braddock
Merren
Joseph—Windua
Backhaus
Herman—Linton
Livonn
Bakker
Aone
Hull
eDaumorarines
Sone
Tirebol
Baxter
Bredde Hornes
Atlas
Bonz
Anenst
Williamsport
Ia S Brown
C.—Bradlock
James—Livoun
Burge
C. Bee
Casey
P.J
Hampton
Clark
Joseph
Dale
Cattie
Chapman
Henry
Williameport
Chase
Winona
M. P
Winonna
Coane Arthur
Livona
Weover
C. E
Glencoe
Hornes
Mirad
Orechlag
Lewla
Araddock
Lou
Ned
Fuller
Hiram — Hampton
Cnitor Houlder
S “Ick
M.—Linton
Frederick
Jas
Williuumsport
Gouchnour
John—Willamsport
Logchain - Cos Rand
Nn Gravink
H.—Westfield
Gray
T. M
P.—Hull
Guthrie
Hagford
Ben—Kmaensburg
Lon Borels
G. A.—Linton
Herolz
R.—Linton
Eeserry
Holt
G. C
Roop
Weuheld
Owen
Wetbera
Binselis
Ashgrove
Relic Hunters Explore Havana Forts and Maine Wreck
A Chicago soldier writes from Camp Columbia Cuba about a Cuba visit that includes Morro and La Cabana dungeons, Spanish relics, and the wreck of the Maine. He and three sergeants gathered caps, a cartridge box, a door spike, a three inch shell, a candlestick, and wall fragments while touring Castillo del Principe and other fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cabanna
Havana
Maine
A. J. Toolen
Fred A. Toolen
Hlindg Infantry
Camp Columbia
United States
Castillo del Principe
Ita Harbor
Morro Castle
la Cabanas
Punta Castle
Santa Clara Batteries
Azares Castle
Colon Cemetery
Cerro
la Cabanne
Hotchkiss
Cabanas
Morro
Drawbride
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Ceca
Ambitious Porto Ricans and the Education Gap
The text argues educated Puerto Ricans are capable and intelligent across social strata. It cites children in eight to ten showing strong long division skills and describes illiteracy as a result of opportunity, not intellect, noting Spaniards controlled commerce and prevented native advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arecibo
Spain
Gracia
Barcelona
IN TOWN AND OUT. Linton News Bits
Frank Walker visits from Winona and others travel through Linton this week. Tax payments flow from Emmons county as the Northern Pacific sends 6,390.16 in county taxes. Local arrivals include Abel Compaan and family, banker Matthews, and Dr. Patterson escorting Mr. Postle to Winona. Weather stays mild with a windy Monday. Community notes cover meetings, sheep interest, a wolf bounty display, and a new lumber yard ad. A church series opens in Linton with Rev. Farrand delivering sermons to a growing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Winona
Merchant Macander
Emmonsburg
Fred Gell
Billaport
Pat Gahan
Beaver Creek
Frank Irvine
Glanavon
Mrs. Horton
Mound City
Northern Pacific
Emmons County
Abel
Anthony Compaan
Westfield
Crain
Bank of Linton
Minneapolis
J. L. Roop
Constable Wilde
C. A. Campbell
Glencoe
Matthews
Braddock
Stiles Ranch
Jos. Purcell
Jos. Havelieck
Linton
Charlie Coventry
Hans Vikse
Knud Paulson
Larvik
John Postle
W.'A. Patterson
Postle
P. L. Pierce
Southern Emmons
Hinds
Leo. Kaufman
Benedictine College
Richardton
Stark County
Steele
Trrsbal
Central Lumber Company
F. A. Nolan
Fred Junge, Jr
Bert Irvine
Nelson
H. Farrand
Napoleon
Lineton
Ty Wellass
Conoll
Emmons county notes and wedding bell hints
The Record notes a welcome call from Mr. Farrand. Vanderbilit natives Phillip Reilley and Andy Marsh visit Linton as pioneer friends of James B. Gayton. Walter Krick plans a blacksmith shop and horse shoeing services in Linton. Frank Jaszkowiak to marry a local girl, with a wedding in Bismarck on the 22nd and a public dance in Williamsport the following night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Farrand
Phillip Reilley
Andy Marsh
Vanderblit
S. C
Emmons County
James B. Gayton
Noble Red Man
Linton
Walter Krick
Linn
Krick
Frank Jaszkowiak
Bismarck
Frank
Friends of
Williamsport
Francis Jaszkowiak and Miss Mary Klapprich Wedding Notice
Public invited to Francis Jaszkowiak and Miss Mary Klapprich wedding at Bismarck on January 22, 1901 followed by a free dance in Williamsport on January 23. Signatures Francis Jaszkowiak and Mary C Klapprich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jaszkowiak
Mary Klapprich
Bismarck
Williamsport
Mary C. Klapprich
AROUND THE COUNTY Correspondence of the Record Jan 4
James Stewart works for Wm Colville of Glanavon. W L Bales and Tone Sleas eng trip to Linton. Eva Bales visited Rose Clark. Howard Morris returns from South Dakota. Large Dale Sunday school attendance. W L Bales recovering from illness. Garfield Morris lost horse in McKay hotel fire while in Winona. He heads to South Dakota Jan 8 to haul wheat for Frank Loutzenhiser. John Loutzenhiser visits Jacob Loutzenhiser, returns to Fort Buford with nephew Clarence. Several Dale residents may join them in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Wm. Colville
Glanavon
W. L. Bales
Tone Sleaseng
Linton
Eva Bales
Rose Clark
Howard Morris
South Dakota
Dale
Garfield Morris
Winona
McKay Hotel
Eureka
Frank Loutzenhiser
John Loutzenhiser
Jacob Loutzenhiser
Fort Buford
Woman Granted Permit To Drive Auto Through Central Park
New York City park commissioner Clausen has issued a permit to a woman to operate an automobile in Central Park, allowing two or three per week. Previously only electric carriages entered the park due to noise concerns. Clausen doubted her skill until a ride was offered. his secretary rode instead and confirmed her driving ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Clausen
Central Park
High Collars Said to Harm Poise and Health
Artists and historians argue that stiff high collars worn by young women distort head poise and neck lines, altering beauty standards. They warn that extended use strains neck muscles and may impede circulation, causing headaches and nervous tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Miscellaneous items from a busy 1890s issue
The report notes 1893 lead production at 777000 tons and Florida phosphate output at 425000 tons, with Germany purchasing 300000 tons. Honolulu markets offer 30 to 40 fish varieties, natives rely on fishing, and Massachusetts records show a 1630 charter on display. Police in a small PA city find boys asleep from inhaling gasoline fumes, some becoming gasoline drunkards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Germany
Honolulu
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
New England
Winthrop
England
Philadelphia Ledger
Pennsylvania
Bits From Abroad Survey Of Global Facts And Trends
A clipped survey notes half a million clerks in London, Germany’s 23 boats of 47,000 tons, English rents, American workers in Russian factories, and German troops as healthiest in the world. It cites Europe’s population doubling every 660 years, English meat consumption at 70 pounds per person, Montet coal mine fires, Berlin underground plans, and Brazil funerals with ornate livery. It includes a Volga dredge split for canal passage and Greece banning antiquities exports, plus notices on foreign governments and learned societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Europe
England
Montet
Aveyron
France
Berlin
Brasil
Volga
Russia
Baltic
Greece
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Culley
Ryder
Wiliasa
Emmon
Jean Mandigo
G. M
Mittlestedter
Wiliamsport
Muench
Nunden
Orees
Sume Lane
Auall
Poehud & Kuevland
A. B
Armstrong
Perce
A. L
L.C
Winchester
Poste
Joan
Cale
Putnam
Leh
Renakers
G. W
Wewsfield
Jeetey
Linten
Clompton
R.W
We-Onnto
J. J
Cate
Wotan
Jacob
D. H
Jorn FP
GEIL
Comvetaroeenton
N. D
EA Rancie Jaszkowiak
Jemarck
Bs D
Goodhue Pumelen Power Wind Mis
Austi Bane
Wells
America
Williamsport Camp
I. J. Rusinson
V. v. H. A. Anstuors
M. Brifts. A
Laumpey
Linton, Forth Dakota
Aitie
Frank G. Carpenter
South America
Pupiisaine Co
Akron
Ohio
Yours
The
Geo. W. Pitkinco
Chicago, Ill
I. E. Shepard
Feed & Sale Stable
Nordak
J. C. Brown
Braddock, Nordak
Washington
Adobe
Idaho
Palouse
Big Bend
Cour d’Alene
Bitter Root
Rossland
Republic
Cam
Mapa
C. W. Mott
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul, Minn
Farmers’ Encyclopedia
Werner Company
PebUshers and Manufacturers
Akron, Ohio
New York
Cuba
Morro and
la Cabanae
Porto Ricans
State Caledonian Society
Bobby Burns
Don Stevenson
North Dakota Wool-Growers’ Association
Grand Forks
Pierre
Ben Corbin
Pitts
H. W. Allen
James McKay
Hot Springs
Tom Kelly
Stewart
Mr. Stewart
R. F. Chase
Quartermaster Department
Wiliam Macnnder
John Biddlecomb
Tone Sleasing
Standing Rock
Annie
Lizzie Farrell
M W. A
W. B. Andrus
John Luguille
8Th Infantry
Perry Carruthers
Fort Yates
Perry
Lenora Gore
Post Hall
Chas, Barbour
Ley
Peter Ferguson
Belle Kipple
Beasie Smith
Glenodle
Gayton
Miss Smith
Elsie
Grant Buckley
Akron Sewing Machine
Che
Akron Sewing Machine and Bicycle Co
Reguae Ee
Grand Forks Woolen Mills
W.C. F
Wirchester Repeating Arms
Nesve
Ted
Dama
Uston
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