What Would Be Left in a Country School Pie
A country school inspector asks an arithmetic riddle about dividing a mince pie. He assigns two fifths to John, two fifths to leave, two twelfths to Harry, and one half to himself. A pupil answers that the plate itself would be left.
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John
Harry
Pearson’s Weekly
How, Indeed? Water in Stock Sparks Speculation
A Philadelphia Press debate notes a stock that rises steadily yet is said to be “full of water.” One speculator questions the paradox and another asks how a stock can hold water if there is not a drop in it.
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Emmons County
Philadelphia Press
Veggars and Morton Courtship Quip in New York Sun
A brief comic exchange shows Morton begging for marriage and a retort about vegars being poor suitors. The dialogue uses playful banter and local newspaper style from the New York Sun.
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Sal
Morton
Veggars
New York Sun
His Faux Pas and the Ring Return
A fragmentary romance scene shows a girl offering to face poverty beside her beloved. He responds with a lighthearted fear of hardship, then she returns the ring, leaving the situation tense and ambiguous.
A Field for Investigation in a Family Dialogue
A parent notes their oldest son loves investigating things and prying for surprises. The other says they have not noticed, but the parent insists just watching him at the table will reveal his tendency, joking that he always calls for a mince pie.
Old time livestock brands list across towns and names
A dense catalog of cattle and horse brands tied to owners across Winona Braddock Williamsport Linton Livona Glencoe Exeter and neighboring towns. Many brands feature letters, monograms, and unique marks on hips shoulders or ears with occasional sheep entries.
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Allen
H. W
Braddock
Joseph
Winons
Arnold
J. W
Backhaus
Herman
Linton
Bader
John
Baker
Livona
Sealie
Bakker
Anne—Hull
Hazelton
Baumgartner
Timbo
Baxter
Benz
Williamsport
Brown
J.C
Roblet
Burbage
James
S. Burge
O. E
Emmonaburg
Grammel
G.—Westfeld
Weihers
Ewen
Casey
D. W
Gayton
Clark
Dale
Compaan, Abel
Westfield
Connor
Eame
Glencoe
Dornbush
Louis—Westdeld
Caule
Plecher
Jacob
Exeter
Flick
M.—Linton
Lee Ba Frederick
Jas
Frood Bros
James B
Hampton
Goughnour
Williamaport
Bave CO
Logham - Hook
Gravink
Gray
T. M
Aloo
Sickie
Wm. P
Sane
Williamsgport
E. J
Aggard
Beo
Emmonsburg
Crols
Hayt
Winona
Westfold
Raven
Klabunde
Ceeee W.J
Linten
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Jin
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Linton, North Dakota
A. W. Bims
B. EB. Martin
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Linton State Bank
Does, A. General Banking Business
Aes
Musgrance
W. Welsh, M. D
Roweedine
Linton, Nor. Dak
A. M. Britts
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L. A. Weatherhy
The
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Ryder & Peterson
Nels P. Anderson
Braddock, Nur. Dak
Luther Wescott
McCulley
Macnider
William
Emmongburg
Oo Mandigo
G. M
Mittlestedter
Williameport
Muench
Emmanseburg
Onnett
Murphy & Leonard
Naadea
Paizer
Iliamsport
Paulson
Ole A
Larvik
Petrie.a. L. & L. C
Winchester
Merces
A Peterson
A. B.—Armstrong
Pitcher
Pollock
R. Y
Tons
la Grace
Postic
Prichard & Kneeland
Linter
Putnam
C. C
Rathbun
O. J
Renskers
G. W
Caile
T R
Rush
Heeley
Glences
Smith
H. D
Livena
Jay
Stewart
Vale
Morees
Catelys Geo
Gayten
Catile
Tough
David
Cutte
Tracy
G W
Hornes
van Soest
Ull
van Hoes
Hull
Wade
William Sport
Waller
Cate
W.L. Yeater & CO
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
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F. A. Miller
Snyder's Drug Store
J. F. Snyder
Hazelton, N
L. W. Brophy
F. J. Fox
Co. E. Burce
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Fred Jungb, JR