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unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and place details in a local notice without coherent context or complete facts.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
6
unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and place details in a local notice without coherent context or complete facts.
The article explains parallax and orbit size to compare Arcturus with the Sun. It notes Arcturus at roughly 290 trillion miles away and about six times brighter than the Sun, with a harsh, speculative view of life if Earth were near it. It includes quotes about the star from Alfred Russel Wallace and Garrett P. Serviss, then shifts to a farmer story and a church sermon anecdote.
Mrs Storey for years lived in fear of being needed as a witness in court. At Grand Central she avoided crowds and kept her eyes closed as a thief snatched a bag, but curiosity battled with her dread of testifying. Her husband returned as a bystander.
A tall figure with a bristling gray beard and a broad brimmed slouch hat toured the Capitol with a guide. In statuary hall and the supreme court chamber he muttered grunts and asked about burglars and statue costs. The guide laments waning patriotism as the visitor brands the senate burglars, calling for reverence to Webster.
In a historic Bank of England incident a telegraph test pits lightning against steam to solve a vault deficit. A West Indies shipment box misweighed by one pound ten ounces revealed missing sovereigns, traced through telegraph inquiries from Southampton to the Mercator, ending with the ship weighed and the bank restored to peace.
The article notes lampblack ink used on papyrus in ancient India, with vellum MSS showing iron gall ink introduced by the ninth century. Iron ink lasts longer, resists air and light, and penetrates fibers whereas carbon ink can be sponged from vellum. It also includes a quotation from W D Howells about aging and perception of youth.
The text combines scattered legal items with a historical note on the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha. It lists names, parcels, quit claims, and monetary figures linked to land interests, followed by a description of the ritual slaughter and public observance during the feast in a Moorish city, ending with the ram being sacrificed at the cadi’s palace.
Prom News notes Miss Hattie Sem and the companion with her brother at Bismarck. Mrs A C Staak visits with Mrs M Rush and Warner Semple. The appendicitis case recovers and will return home. Mary Sh Deputy Sam Writ travels from Hazelton. The highest bidder noted. Staak and Allgn drove to Hazelt to visit friends and relatives as Mr Staak will stay with Jerry and be guest of old friends.
Fragmented OCR text describes crabs eating and chewing food without teeth. It mentions their stomachs and a rapacious appetite as they seize and chew prey. The passage appears garbled but centers on crabs and their chewing method.
Washington Star reports a fragmentary exchange about a Chinese cook and uncertain efforts, with phrases suggesting confusion and pain during work. The legible bits indicate a scene of mistaken identity or misunderstanding rather than a clear event.
A controversial incident described as hazing has sparked debate as a missionary figure faces questions over actions toward Native captives. The report notes calls for accountability and the shifting framing of the event within Cleveland’s community.
A fragment from a diet feature discusses a one dish diet claiming simplicity and speed in losing weight. It notes meals like macaroni and cheese or bacon and eggs and questions whether a single dish can curb appetite without compromising nutrition, suggesting natural slimness comes from moderation.
Johnson notes rapid progress in learning a foreign tongue and predicts she will think in French. He jokes about earlier doubts, while the husband supports the effort and aims to see her fluent soon.
A compilation notes Mark Twain’s quip rumor of my death greatly exaggerated and recalls a London dinner hoax. It also mentions the fleur de lis myth linked to Clovis and the French tri color becoming national emblem after 1789, with a note on 1871 royalists and a Toledo Blade duck hunting exchange as a humorous aside.
Foreclosure notice references a mortgage on listed premises in North Dakota with descriptions by section township range and lot details. It names parties including Anton Televisi ce snd and wife Nor troarts and mentions a final date in March for satisfaction of the decree with references to property boundaries and measurements.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Mathew Wik, deceased, in Emmons County North Dakota, requires all persons with claims to exhibit them within four months after the first publication. Amelia Murdoch Wing is the executrix, residing in Linton, and the notice is dated February 6 last.
Notice that a mortgage, secured by land in Bowman County North Dakota, was foreclosed and will be sold at public sale. The sale aims to satisfy the mortgage claim, with the property described as the south half of the southeast quarter and the northwest quarter of section 27 in township 129 north range 75 west, in Emmons County. Mortgagee is Morton Livian. attorneys are Arm Prong & Camero. Sale scheduled for February day and year not fully readable, at 2 o clock pm, at the front door of the house in Brathonseounty, Noroyako.
Fragments show a legal summons in a North Dakota district court for a defendant with service details. Names include Lynn Ove and Phalnum, with locations tied to Linton and Emmons County.
The fragmentary text notes comfort amid illness and mentions a doctor leaving, a warning about loss of savings, and an allusion to schemes. It references London Opinion and the Louisville Courier Journal in a terse, scattered excerpt.
A fragment from a historical page presents two quotes on duty to defend the country and practical kitchen wisdom. Sir Walter Ye includes the duty of men to support peace and safety, while Sharles Juxton extols not cutting with a knife what can be cut with a spoon.
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