27 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
1
The article describes US built coaches at Concord used in South Africa with twelve passengers inside in three rows. It notes luggage charges, rug or blanket allowances, and a small food basket. It covers dangers of open-air travel, lack of windows, heat, rain, and the tarpaulin as weather protection.
A 15 foot alligator dragged a child by a dress near Pablo Beach. Deputies and a posse killed the beast after it nearly reached the bay. A dog died in the struggle, but the child escaped uninjured.
A Detroit Free Press note claims Emperor William of Germany often borrows money from his brother Prince Henry and companions. He rarely carries coins and only fills his purse on Christmas Eve when he distributes cash to workers, soldiers, and children near the palace.
Dr. Phelps reports on 2300 brain injury cases showing the left hemisphere, controlling the body, also dominates intellect. He notes the right lobe can be damaged with little impact on thinking abilities.
Tickets on sale December 29 and January 1 with easy access via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. For details contact F A. Miter, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
A terse note describes funds from a zone called The First in Linton for acquiring farm lands. It mentions real estate money and seeks to put three to five units toward farming opportunities.
Clubwomen in several states push forest preservation efforts. Pennsylvania recalls 700000 acres of forest lands. Wilkes-Barre women advocate staffing local forests. Maine Maryland and Delaware seek conservation. New Jersey plans a 100000 dollar forestry park fund. Wisconsin and Minnesota groups plant trees and push reservations. CHOOSING A WIFE BY MUSIC.
Two Paris sisters form a corset maker and doctor partnership. Customers first visit the doctor's consulting room for a medical exam and prescription, then proceed to the corset fitting. The unique practice has attracted heavy demand, with high charges and crowded consulting and fitting rooms.
A New York Herald report cites a leading hotel manager saying hotel losses are largely due to carelessness and hurried staff. He notes guests’ items and fine tableware travel between hotels, with napkins, spoons, and towels frequently mislaid or stolen, and staff pocketing cutlery and liquor bottles.
London Express reports a German professor’s trial by music to judge a potential wife. Preferences for Strauss or Beethoven signal traits from frivolity to artistry, with Mozart suggesting prudence and Saint Saëns indicating intelligence and balance.
A Philadelphia Record article portrays the abattoir animals as “pets” among sheep. The pets, taller and more intelligent, allegedly influence flocks and lead them to death while enjoying pretzel, pie, and beer.
Notice that the well drilling firm Anderson and Murray has dissolved. Neither party will be held for debts contracted by the other after this date. Dated November 23, 1903. News P. Anderson. G. W. Murray.
An advertisement invites borrowers to call Lang in Linton North Dakota for real estate loan options. It promises satisfaction with the deal and provides no further terms or details.
Short classified sale notice listing Macaron wheat or ed and an apply by date. Mentions Kurtz and location North Dakota. Reader urged to respond by the specified date.
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