In Pioneer Days From the Record 1892
A lively item list notes a Record baby tooth, Danbury wheat yields near twenty bushels per acre, wolves in Logan precinct, animals sold including Jumbo the stallion, and a Danbury funeral for George Chapman. Local socials, correspondents report dances, travel for lumber, farm yields, thrashings, cattle shipments, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
M. E. Waldroff
Bismarck
Logan
Billy Baxter
Steve Hawks
Jumbo
Joe Tramel
Frank Hills
Frank
Williamsport
George
Grandpa) Chapman
Lincoln Geil
G. W. Mahin
Letter From the Front Describes Camp Life in Mercedes Texas
GEO SMITH of Company A 1st North Dakota Infantry writes from Mercedes Texas detailing daily drill and war maneuvers on the Rio Grande. He notes their camp’s high sanitary standards, plans for long hikes, uses land valued at 700 dollars per acre for crops, and expresses longing to return home to North Dakota while mentioning fellow soldiers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Streeter
Linton
N. Dunk
Rio Grande
Orlie Burge
Second
Minnesota Infantry
Fraine
Parker
Brownsville
Emmons County
Peter Baker
Ed Allensworth
Billy Rasmuss
Roger Burge
Moffit
Sauer
Hazelton
North Dakota
GEO, Smith, Co
N. D
Mercedes
Texas
Geo. Zoller
Bismarck
G. Schatz
Eureka
S. D
G. A. Schatz
D. C
E. G. Hertler
Bowdle
Ray Benedict
Our Town
C. B. Benedict
T. B. Meinhover
Prince Albert Tobacco Appeal Promises Quick Enjoyment
Advertisement-style line extols immediate pipe or home-made cigarette pleasure from Prince Albert tobacco, urging rapid purchase and use. It presents tobacco as an irresistible, enjoyable experience for readers seeking swift satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
Hague Happening Correspondence of the Record
Sep 18 report notes A M Volk left for Minneapolis on business. Local updates cover teachers, errands, and residents including Croasdaile opening school No 4, Lemere and Bergner dray work, Muenz visiting Roscoe, Torr returning to Odessa to teach, Hulm and Hulm family in Aberdeen, Sahli family visit, and Attorney Lane's Thursday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liliton
Boxch & Vetter
Butcher's
Frank Sahli
St. Paul
H. B. Zenk
Norman
Milwaukee
Zenk
Alice Sherritt
Hague
Bakker
Jacob Green
Flanders
Volk
Minneapolis
Henry Ruggles
Conrad Erck
Bismarck
John Croasdaile
Page
Geo. Lemere
Ray Bergner
Srayman
Joe Hulm
Theo. Muenz
Roscoe
L. P. Muenz
Helen Torr
Hasue
Odessa
Peter Hulm
Frances
Aberdeen
F. J. Sahli
Alma
Aebrdeen
Attorney Lane
Our Town
A. J. Fischer
Unclear Public Statement Fragments from Speech Drafts
A set of fragmented phrases appears to resemble themes or elements from a Woodrow Wilson acceptance speech. The lines reference psychological prosperity molasses to catch flies strict accountability pride and phrases like salute the flag get villa butt in and other exhortations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Villa
Hughes Criticism of Foreign Policy Wins West Support
Portland Oregon Telegram reports that Hughes, as Republican standard bearer in waiting, attacks the Wilson administration’s foreign policy and the spoils system. He vows to appoint qualified department heads and to stop political trading that harms the United States’ honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
West
Porthand
Ore
Republican Party
Ile
United States
Vna
Democratic Party
Wilson
Eye specialist Dr Williams to visit Pollock for eye exams
EYES Dr G T Williams the well known Aberdeen eye specialist will meet in Pollock at the hotel on Wednesday Sept 20 to diagnose eye trouble and fit glasses. Williams has served the Dakota region for nearly fifteen years. Herreid, the 21st. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Williams
Aberdeen
Pollock
Williams
Dakotas
Herreid
Adv
Financial and legal notices from Emmons County papers
The report contains a bank condition for First State Bank Singeue North Dakota as of September 1916 with assets and liabilities figures and a notarized affidavit by J Sinner. It also includes a German American State Bank entry at Linton North Dakota with similar asset and liability totals and a county court citation for Freeman Gould estate in Emmons County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mahin
Willie
Danbury
Barney Burbage
George Laverly
Prof. Carmany
First State Bank
Singeue
North Dakota
Arc Sore Avery
Cashier
K. Fischer
Emmons County
Conrad Back
Franz Wolf
Hank
Linton
Dak
North Takota
Eeee
State OF
Tate
Noth Dakota
SO Dee
Cou
Freeman GG. Gould
Said
Hunty
Said County
W. O. Irwin
Fle
Emmons
Harles B. Carley
Arthur L. Netcher
Fessenden
Strasburg
Temvik News: Local Visits and Civil Service Exam
Linton visitors include F J Pietz and F B Streeter while Hentz Tempel leaves for Valparaiso to study music. Embroidery Club meets, and residents travel to Bismarck Eureka and Bowdle for family or medical reasons. The Civil Service Commission schedules October 14 exams for Temvik postmaster vacancy with $461 annual pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Hazelton
Temvik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hampton
E. T. Lawler
Mr. Beech
Fraleigh
Mary Farrell
L.A. Small
Winona
Frank Chestown
Busiess
Cedar Creek
Messrs
Henderson
Saddler
Morrison
Big Beaver
Ed. Westcott
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Hague Happening
H. Haugse
John Sautter
Cie
Selimaes
Capital Ste
If, J. Sinner
Total
Ootto T. Becker
N. Dak
Becker
Streeter
Seaeereens , Belseker
VA. Mary
S. Gould
George Freeman Gould
Raymond Dewitt Gould
Helen Mary.Gould
Gall
Thmvik
North
F. J. Pietz
Christ. Bieber
Philip Tempel
Minn
Chas. DeWitt
Embroidery Club
F. A. Muckler
Henry Spiecher
Fred Snyder
Colquhoun
Hentz Tempel
Valparaiso
Ind
R. U. Brown
Nor.dak
Chas. L. Stedman
Seeme
Temvik, North Dakota
Boma
Capitel
Citivi
Ofenorth Dakota
Ss. 1
Fischer
J. S&s
Mandan
OT Cura
Home Bakery
Turner
C. Bertheau
Smith & Irvine
C. J. Bieber
Temvik Meat Market
Jacob Graf
Prop
Temvik, N.dak
Temvik Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
Math. Reich
N. D.ady
L. A. Schipfer
Bismarck, N. D
DR. Wolverton’s Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
Hall Over Stone Drug
Scott Cameron
W. M
Sec
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
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