July Growth and Patriotism Theme in 19th Century Verse
The piece presents a dated poem with references to July as a symbol of progress and national sentiment. It includes satirical stanzas about patriots and playful depictions of colonial figures, ending with political musings on reform and tariffs without graphic detail. The tone is period-voice newspaper prose.
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Heaven
Hell
Ganderbone
Rome
Imperial Caesar
Mark Antony
Quintillius
Caesar
John Hancock
Fourth of July and St Swithins Day Compared in Linton Notice
A local prospect discusses shifting detail from July Fourth celebrations to St. Swithin’s Day on July 15 as a rain prayer, noting reduced July enthusiasm for fireworks and predicting the zodiacal influences and dog days. Merchants of Linton announce business closures from July 1 to August 15 evenings.
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Leo the Lion
Sirius the Dog
Teddy the Bear
Congress
Linton
Linton Leader
Smith & Irvine
Linton Bazar
F. A. Sherwood
H.H. Flynn
Jacob Jangula
Christ. Wolfer
John Bosch
Fred Kelsch
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in North Dakota
Notice is given that LORENZ LIPP of Strasburg ND filed for final five year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described in section 4 township 116 range 77 west of the fifth meridian. Hearing on July 1 before Charles H. Carley in Linton ND with witnesses Anton Schwan Lebelt Baumgartner Anton Scherr Joseph Keller all of Strasburg ND JEWELL Register.
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Strasburg
North Dakota
Fifth Principal
Charles H. Carley
Linton
Anton Schwan
N. D
Lebelt Baumgartner
Anton Scherr
Joseph Keller
N. DD
M. H. Jewell
Strain of Sight From Elevator Eye Muscles
Historical note discusses headaches linked to sustained eye muscle exertion during elevating viewpoints. It cites Simeon Snell of London and observations of patients who experience pain when viewing high positions such as pit seats or elevated pictures. The piece argues vertical eye movement requires more effort than lateral, contributing to eye strain and weariness.
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Academy
Simeon Snell
London
alWajo
Snell
Life Insurance Wealth and the Spy System Exposed
A writer in the Era outlines life insurance assets in the United States exceeding two billion dollars. He notes New York state based companies and others hold vast property and stocks. He discusses the extensive surveillance and investigative costs funded by policyholders and hints at a pervasive spy system within the industry.
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New York State
United States
Africa
Agere
Institution of Life Insurance
America
Cairy
American Life Insurance Company
United States Farm Divided Into Regional Plantations
The United States excluding Alaska and possessions would total 3 000 000 square miles with 650 000 square miles listed as improved farm land. A speculative map assigns Maine New Hampshire and Rhode Island to oats tobacco and potatoes while New York New Jersey Vermont Connecticut and others form a wheat belt and a bay field spans Virginia and West Virginia. Maryland grows rye and barley, North and South Carolina and Georgia feed corn, with Texas or a cross‑state mix for pasture and minor crops, leaving about three quarters of the land unimproved.
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United States
Alaska
Maine
New Lampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Long Island
Vermont
Insacausetts
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
His Fate The verger tale told by Dean Pigoc
A London Telegraph quotation recounts a verger story where a bishop asks when to appear and the verger replies I first guide the choir to their places then return for you my lord and conduct you to the alter.
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Dean Pigoc
Balter
London Telegraph
Balance Sheet and Certification for North Dakota Bank
The document presents loans and discounts figures including secured and unsecured loans, real estate mortgages, and other assets totaling 34580 44 Mesias Sty. It lists capital stock paid, surplus fund, and undivided profits with a certificate of accuracy sworn by the cashier. The attestation page is dated June 7, 1981, with signatures and official seals.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Emmons County ND
Notice announces foreclosure of a North Dakota mortgage held by T H Roney and later Annie Walker. It cites a nine hundred ten credit debt, two $450 notes dated April 14 1908, nonpayment, abandonment, and a public sale of certain personal property at 2 PM July 18 1909 at the Emmons County Courthouse front door. Item listed is one Minneapolis traction steam engine No 1172.
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H. J. Herotz
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
T. H. Roney
Karsto
Cass
Annie Walker
Register of Deeds
Smmons County
Emmons County
Eimmons
Minneapolis” Traction
Mortearee
Linton,n.d
Blind Man’s Ruse Ends With Reburied Loot Tale
An exchange recounts a blind great uncle who buried 4000 gold louis under a pear tree and later reburied a fresh 1000 louis after discovering a mortgage paid. A neighbor advises placing new money with the first hiding spot, and the uncle returns to find the money restored in the ground.
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Hb Garden
Coleny
Not Bargain Do you think Miss Kidder was having fun with me
Charlie asks for details about a playful misunderstanding with Miss Kidder sparked by a remark about his bull terrier. Arthur prompts the retelling, noting the dog’s supposed knowledge and a comment on paying $4.50 for the dog.
The Right Bone Theater Quip
A Kansas City Independent quip plays on bones and theater night. Pred jokes about a wishbone guiding dear to the show, prompting a playful exchange on luck and plans.
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Kansas City Independent
The Heiress and Count Debate Identity in Illustrations
Apprehensive Heiress seeks authentic love while Count de Broke questions whether their bond is genuine. The dialogue unfolds with tension over true identity and rightful affection in a serialized illustrated feature.
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Count de Broke
Bids Wanted for Beaver Creek Steel Bridge Project
Marion County North Dakota invites sealed proposals by 2 p.m. July 10 1909 for a steel bridge over Beaver Creek between sections 20 and 30 184 75 with a 45 foot span and 16 foot roadway plus concrete abutments under a wooden bridge between sections 2 and 20 78 77. Specifications cover truss design pin connected steel spun joists railing and flooring with concrete footing and back ing each bid to secure the project. The county auditor reserves the right to reject any bid and bids must comply with the listed requirements.
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Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
N. D
Beaver Creek
For Sare My Place North of Linton Feature
Three miles north of Linton Sare My place offers about forty acres of broken plow land with good bottom meadow and running water. Fair improvements and a first-class truck farm potential noted. Also listed is a two and a half miles north two red and white heifer born about one and a half years ago with fat horns. Owner Mrs Anna Matlis Linton ND calls to claim and remove animal after charges.
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Linton
T. F. O'Brien
Anna Matlis
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