Notice for Public Auction of Rural Land in North Dakota
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Bismarck issues a notice of intention to file final proof for Patrick Guedes of March, Sart December 1955. It concerns the northeast quarter of section 2, township 122 north, range six west. Judge Carl Varesne presides at Linton, North Dakota, on the date of November 4. Claimant is Orvil B. Varennes, represented by Marie St. Joseph Witzel of Marie St. S84.
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Marne
Deceta
Berial Sey
Fife
Meridcar
Eyery Cous
Linton
Darota
Reece Orvil B. Varesne
Mare Henry Shiaff
Marie
Joseph Witzel
Deel Meayer
Artes Tereuy
Laren Schindler
Sorth Dekota
Hangiat
Jordan
William
States
Marth Dakota
West Fanton
Jewy Tinton
Jewell, Heyietor
Henry L. Shalt
Owhaber
Vas
Beris
Eovieg
Roe Keroms
Murie
John Jowse
Jewell
Register
Interior
Wismarck
Eptember
Perebny
T Yoonerd
North Dakota
F. H. Sig
Lowe
Cain
Charles J. Carley
Ollicio
George Wolfer
Winona
John Bender
N. D
George Nelson
Jacob Munsch
Musical Glasses And The Harmonica In 19th Century Music
A fragmented report notes the term harmonica or harmonika used in Germany for a reed instrument. It describes its demanding effect on players nerves and mentions composers such as Mozart, Naumann, and Beethoven in connection with early wind or harmonic devices. The piece references Brwklyon Eagle and a historical context of ornate musical novelties.
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Seadt
Chester
Jonah
Franklin
Yart
Beethoven
Germany
Brwklyon Eagle
Proved It and the Talk of Birth and Ancestry
A speaker rejects lineage as a measure of worth, asserting merit comes from personal achievement. The scene features admonitions about truth and pride, with references to ancestry and societal expectations. The excerpt shifts through dialogue and travel imagery as characters discuss character and destiny.
Scotch minister and Edinburgh student clash over pulpit
A strict Scotch minister in a weet highland parish rarely allows visitors to preach. An Edinburgh divinity student spent days there and asked to preach the next morning. The minister replied that if the student delivers a better sermon, his people would be satisfied. otherwise he is not worth listening to.
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Edinburgh
Parich
Theane
A Hindu Legend of Eden and the First Pair
A fragmented Hindu myth recounts Brahma shaping the world and placing the first man and woman in the Garden of Eden. The text hints at their beauty, the trees designed to murmur with wind, and a poetic note on their courtship and love, though much is garbled.
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Garden of Eden
Ceclan
Neale
Sesipine
Prince Talleyrand's Visit Stirs King Louis Philippe
A fragmentary Royal anecdote depicts Louis Philippe and Talleyrand discussing a prince's death. The exchange questions whether the prince is dead, with Talleyrand warning against judging appearances. The king expresses puzzlement over any motive for departure at that moment.
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Louis Philippe
Talleyrand
Prince
The Child Actress Born Into a Manic World
Francis Wilson in Collier's notes the child actress grows from a babbling infant into a dancer on stage. She quietly learns lines as she mimics Mother Goose jingles, turning make believe into an acting outlet with effortless entry.
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Francis Wilson
Collier's
Swiss skulls pass as personal effects at border
A Swiss visionary returning from South America carried Patagonian skulls found in ancient burial sites. Frontier inspectors taxed them as animal bones until it was decided for scientific use they could enter as personal effects already worn, a classification debated for the Swiss statistical bureau.
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Basle
South America
Takimg
Patagonian
Swiss Statistical Bureau
New York Sun
Verne Courtship Story Ends in Wedlock amid Missteps
A fragmented tale recounts Jules Verne as a shy man who joins his brother’s wedding late, finds only the bride’s widow sister present, and sees a friendship blossom into a marriage described as ideal. The piece also includes a light exchange about Johnny and math tables with playful misunderstandings.
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Jules Verne
Verne
Wamen
Smadter
Amendments to North Dakota Constitution Proposed for Next Assembly
Proposed amendments to the North Dakota constitution after the eleventh legislature seek approval by the twelfth. Provisions cover justices of the peace limits and concurrent civil jurisdiction, supreme court term lengths and rotation, land sale minimums, payment schedules, taxation, and land administration rules. Also authorizes creation of terminal grain elevators in Minnesota or Wisconsin with state oversight.
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The
of North Dakota
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
State of
North Dakotas
Justices of the Peace
Legislative Assembly
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Notice of Election in Emmons County North Dakota
Emmons County ND voters are called to elect state officers, district officers, and county officials in the Tuesday November election. Precinct polling places and inspectors are listed for each township including Oak, Denhem, Livona, Gayton, Hampton, Braddock, Cherry Grove, Hazelton, Logan, Tell, Ohio, McCully, Dakem, Exeter, Hague, Linton, Strasboro, Westfield, Union, Emmonsburg, Winona, Putnam, Glanavon, Buchanan. Polls open from morning until afternoon per October 4 1910 notice by County Auditor J G Pitts.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Agriculture
House of
Gurr Oak
Macdonald
John Easinor
Denhem
Jones
John Baker
Livona
Wesley Baker
Gayton
Gimble
George Laveriy
Hampton
S. G. Busey
Braddock
L. M. Doerschlag
Cherry Grove
Stieltz School
E. F. Savage
Hazelton
S. F. Wright
Logan
Logan School
Win. Baxter
Tell
P. G. Levin
Ohio
Lovell
J. H. Jennings
McCully
Larvick Hall
Charles DeWitt
Precinet
Is. Dakem
Boseh Shore-House
Wm. Maxwe
Exeter
Sebastian Wald
Rochus Dosch
Hague
Hague School
Chris. Hirning
Linton
Franklin
Twedor
WE. Petrie
Strasboro
Straburg
J. J. Baumgartner
Westfield
Rowerdink’s
Inspetor
Louis Dornbusch
Union
Barend Loevengr
Emmonsburg
Tuttle
O BE
Buryge
Winona
W.E. Carpenter
Putnam
Putnam Seliiel-House
Clif
Glanavon
Phen Sik
Buchanan
Buchanin
A. JE. Dutton
J. G. Pitts
Secretary of State Alfrem Blaisdell Notice
Official entry from Bismarck North Dakota dated August 1910 announcing the secretary of state Alfrem Blaisdell. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
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Alfrem Blaisdell
Bismarck, N. D
Auctioneer Coming to Lin ton for Farm Sales
A public notice states a residence will be in Lin ton after October 15 and offers auctioneering services for farm sales. Terms are reasonable and satisfaction is guaranteed with the seller promising expert handling of the sales.
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Linton
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