Winds and snakes and seeds across old Siam measures
Discussion in the Yreucn chamber of deputies over using sw for babies nourishment. doctors divided. Weather hints by cloud motion indicate dual air currents and possible rain. Snakes with young are venomous. young snakes more active and venom potent. M Henri Coupon studies anesthetic effects on seeds and grain preservation. Siam uses coconut shell based liquid measures with tamarind seeds. old units like anahn sat kwien illustrate primitive weights and measures.
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Yreucn
Chamber of Deputies
M. Henri Coupon
Siam
Brief mentions from 1899 and shifting city scenes
A survey notes 1899 tree planting in Minnesota with 2.40 per acre pay, North Carolina farm laborers earning 15.36 monthly including rations, a New York druggist on Chinese patronage, Prof Hamlin’s critique of New York architecture, and statisticians’ claims on American Indian populations. Toledo residents prep for 1902 centennial, old New York chop-houses fade, quick dining venues rise.
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Minnesota
North Carolina
New York
Chinarren
Hamlin
Columbia College
United States
Toledo
Brooklyn
All Work and No Play Harbors 1898 Paper Profits
Nearly one third of U S paper production in the first six months of 1898 came from newspapers in rolls and sheets. A Kiel study finds iron zinc amalgam resists seawater. structural iron may replace wood in city homes. Deep oil well near Pittsburgh reaches 5532 feet before rope break halts drilling. aims for 6000 feet.
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United States
Lst
Germany
Kiel
America
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Global notes on armies and laws in wartime Britain and Europe
A round of brief items covers ostrich farming in Durban, the German and Austrian press, German naval song payments, British whisky use in smokeless powder, Italian civil marriage limits, church ceremonies, and a note on dogs carrying ammunition. It cites Germany and Britain in military contexts and lists US vessels, navy and auxiliary forces.
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Durban
South Africa
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Austria
Leipsie
Italy
United States
Regular
Winchester School Board Seeks Bid for Moving No 1 School
Open bids will be received by the Winchester School Board at Linton in Emmons County North Dakota on Saturday March 10 1909 at 2 pm for removing school-house No 1 from Winchester to a site within 400 feet of the northeast corner of the townsite of Linton The exact site will be designated by the Board The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids A good and sufficient bond will be required of the successful bidder By order of Winchester School Board Guo H McLain Clerk
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Linton
Femmions
County
N. D
Winchester
Order of Winchester School Board
Guo, H. McLain
Pehlics
Samo
North Dakota
A. D
Jacob Vv. Patten
Westfield County
Dakota
Ty-Ninor
Maeridian
Batote
My Holl
Jacob
General Cronje Captured as 6000 Troops Face Uncertain Fate
Grand Forks Herald reports General Roberts captured General Cronje and about 4000 prisoners. Including killed and wounded, Cronje's former force totals around 6000 with many guns and munitions. Their location is unknown and unlikely to be quiet, promising future trouble.
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Roberts
Cronje
Grand Forks Herald
Relic Hunters At Havana Explore Castillo and Forts
A Chicago soldier recounts a relic-hunting trip in Havana among Morro Castle La Cabanas and nearby fortifications. He describes damp dungeons bloodstained walls and ghostly echoes, the wreck of the Maine, and looted pieces from Morro and Cabanas.
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Havana
Maine Way
A. J. Toolen
Fred A. Toolen
Second
Ilinois Infantry
Camp Columbia
United States
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Castillo del Principe
Bavona
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Punta Castle
Santa Clara
Maine
Azares Castle
Colon
Cerro
Col. Hotchkiss
Cabanas
Morro
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Bees and Garden Hints Against Spring Pest Troubles
In Amos or Pan American Gardening style, guidance cautions beekeepers not to spread brood nests in spring, avoid costly new-fangled moth traps, and distrusts comparing bees to simple old boxes behind high weeds. The note emphasizes practical, non flashy methods for hive protection.
Record and Minneapolis Semi-Weekly Tribune Offer
An offer for a one year subscription to both the Record and the Minneapolis Semi-Weekly Tribune at a total price of $2.00.
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Record
Minneapolis
Tribune
Minneapolis Tribune
North Dakota news items on transport and development
North Dakota topics include 45 cars chartered by Iowa farmers for Bismarck area trade, a woolen mill funding effort in Bismarck, and quotes on rising horse and mule prices. Reports mention flax yields, a near fire at Hon. M. N. Johnson’s Petersburg residence, a wild goose hybrid, and wool price gains under McKinley era. The penitentiary plans to seize 30 acres for a twine plant, railroad improvements, and migration into North Dakota amid lower passenger rates. M. D. Williams compares North Dakota farming to Oregon and Washington, praising efficiency and land value for grain and stock farming.
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Grand Forks
Petersburg
Nelson County
M. N. Johnson
Johnson
Gladstone
Jamestown
Will Tubbs
Minneawaukan
O. A. Webster
Grand Works
McKinley
the Herald
State Penitentiary
Penientiary
John Boyle
Penitentiary Board
North Dakota
Prosperity of the State in North Dakota Economy
Captain Baker of Bismarck, en route to Washington via St Paul, cites North Dakota year long surge in business and huge immigration. He notes three main railroads will face heavy demand, crops are strong, wheat is cheap, and diversifying crops will boost the state further. He praises twenty years of rapid growth as an example for new countries.
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Bismarck
St. Paul
Washington
North Dakota
Wentucia and Granger County Notes March Update
AROUN D THE COUNTY sections report local sickness including Isaac Buschker, and visits by Jacob Allen in Westfield. Glencoe notes Jake Lamb hauling cows, newcomers from Michigan, mumps in the country, snowstorm delaying corn thrashing, and town developments such as Mr. Johnson buying the Bentley house and plans for new ice storage. Local schools may see Bessie Smith and Maggie Frood as teachers. Political remarks touch G O P Republicans over the Argentine treaty.
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A. Buschker
Jacob Allen
Thule
Westfield
Ten Broek
Anna
Fort Yates
Glencoe
Jake Lamb
Silver Creek
Nickel
Michigan
Fred Buckley
Robert
Charlie
Bessie Smith
Burr Oak
Maggie Frood
Buchanan
Lon
Milwaukee Line Extension Threatens Towns In McPherson County
Hon H. Hunter of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad and O D Buchecker visited Bowdle last Friday to survey a Bowdle to Missouri river extension. The new line would bypass Bangor and injure Bowdle Eureka and Mound City, drawing trade to a yet unnamed town about 16 miles south of Mound City. Campbell county supports the shift to aid a new town in Walworth county.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
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O. D. Buchecker
Missouri River
Milwaukee
Kennedy Ranch
Bangor
Eureka
Mound City
Campbell County
McPherson County
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Gude
Picayune
For Sale Livestock Ad From Bringhurst Farm
One high grade short horn bull coming two h 0758s old price 45 dollars polled angus bull coming an es nem Little Giand toes grinder attached directly windmill abaft heavy near horses for sale at all nee the Bringhurst Farm ve miles dose llcs varii doe ore a 8 a will
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Bringhurst
Masquerade Ball Planned at Honstain's Hall
A masquerade ball will be held at Honstain's hall on Friday night March 16 with supper at its usual hour. Al. aims to make it one of the season's most enjoyable dances and says attendees may dance well past St Patrick's Day morning if they wish.
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Honstain’s Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
Nome mining map folder invites travel to Nome district
The Nome Gold Fields article promotes the first map folder for the Nome mining district issued by the Northern Pacific Railway. It highlights a detailed Nome district map, views of Nome City, mining methods, sailing dates, through rates, and advance rail and steamship arrangements. Readers are urged to contact NP Railway agents with diagrams of Alaska steamers and to request the Nome folder by sending a two cent stamp to Charles S. Fee in Minnesota.
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Old Time Remedy Promises Teething Relief
An aged advertisement touts Winslow’s soothing remedy for teething pain claiming it calms the child, eases wind colic and diarrhea, and has been a trusted option for over fifty years with wide distribution through druggists worldwide.
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