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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
2
A collage of ads and notices offers land for sale near Westerheim and Ayr North Dakota and Hodges Montana with details on farms tractors cattle and buildings. It lists taken up horses and cattle plus estrays and a job ad for salesmen and shop services, with contact details and a reference to a rescue incident at Reach.
An ad touts D. D. B. Cered Eczema remedy with testimonials and money back guarantee, citing past doctors failed to help and urging readers to try the liquid product. Followed by a legal notice: execution sale ordered by Golden Valley County court to satisfy a $144.67 judgment, with property described in section 35 township 138N range 106W, to be sold December 1916 at Beach Court House.
Jeanette Rankin, Montana’s first congresswoman at thirty five, campaigned on horseback and made her own hats and lemon meringue pies. An ardent suffrage worker, she pushed for national child labor law extensions, women’s representation, mothers’ pensions, universal compulsory education, and likely a new national suffrage bill.
London reports the Alt river line through Roumania is in Teutonic hands as armies push toward Bucharest. Alexaniria, 47 miles southeast, fell to Field Marshal von Mackensen. Prisoners remain few as advances yield stores. near Orsova 28 officers and 1,200 men captured. A 17 mile front northwest and northeast of Monastir saw a major Allied failure against Teutons.
Charlee E. Hughes announced in Lakewood New Jersey that he will resume law practice January 1 as a member of the New York firm Rounds Schurman Dwight at 96 Broadway. His son Charles E Hughes Jr will also enter the firm. In 1916 he was with Hughes Rounds and Schurman when nominated for New York governor.
Galesburg November 29 Mexican laborers on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad must bathe weekly after an order from Dr J D Kaster chief surgeon to combat typhus. Foremen are to ensure weekly baths every Sunday morning. All camps fumigated Greece Appeals to Neutral Nations Athens November 29 government appeals neutral powers against Entente coercions Roumania Situation Improves London November 29 military situation in Roumania improving per Wireless Press dispatch from Bucharest via Rome
Minneapolis region grain prices list wheat, corn, oats, flax and durum with May and Nov futures. Live stock notes cover cattle, hogs and lambs, with prices per hundredweight and receipts from Chicago and Duluth markets. Poultry and eggs figures appear, including butter, creamery extras, and market receipts.
Columbus New Mexico reports a shipment for Thanksgiving to troops of the punitive expedition. The consignment includes sixteen thousand pounds of dressed turkeys two thousand pounds of cranberries one hundred boxes of apples and oranges four thousand pounds of plum pudding and seven thousand pounds of candies and other dainties shipped south for the soldiers.
Mrs Henry M Flagler widow of Henry M Flagler, who built Florida, wed Judge Robert Worth Kingham of Louisville Kentucky. Flagler left most of his 30 000 000 estate to his widow after his death three years ago. Lily Kenan of Wilmington North Carolina was her maiden name before marriage in 1901. The judge, a prominent figure in New York and Kentucky legal society, retired from the bench in 1911.
Giulio Ti, injured in an experiment and later recovering in Milan military hospital, announces a new invention named Sco toscopia or Scotoscopy. It uses invisible infrared waves beyond the red band to detect objects in darkness, illuminating them for observers and enabling warships to see without being seen. It can map coastlines, photograph dim targets, and be used on land sea or air, including submarine defense and anti air raids.
Miss May Ebert of Southfields Rockland county hurled a powder box at a masher who kissed her and her companion Esther Van Auken in Parkston. The box blinded him briefly and police arrested William Lacey of Pearl for the attack. he was held in 100 bail.
Kenosha Wisconsin Pat Murphy a Cleveland man lost his false teeth during a saloon fight with Joe Gallagher. Gallagher was stabbed in the back with a knife but not seriously hurt. Murphy fled, teeth turned to police, then returned to claim them and was jailed on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Bond set at 750. adjourned hearing pending.
A Pennsylvania merchant recounts experiences with Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Miles Nervine after angina attacks in 1910. He credits the remedies with improved health, notes following medical advice, and expresses gratitude while detailing his long career and retirement near Lincoln.
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