Five Months In Hospital Discharged As Incapable Cure
Mrs. P Brockway of Anoka Minnesota describes a five month hospital stay ending in discharge as incurable with six months to live She credits Wing for a cure noting heart trouble smothering spells and paralysis then says Deus Ki Pills restored her health Foster Milburn Co advertised with other items unclear but mentions noble responsibilities and knighted references
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evi P. Brockway
Anoka
Minn
Wits
Foster-Milburl Co
Wut
Home Remedy For Colds And A Puzzle Of Names
An old advertisement describes a pine oil based cold remedy from The Inventories of the Globe Pharmaceutical Co. of Dayton Ohio with dosing instructions and cautions against pine oil imitations. The text also includes a tangled literary passage with a character named Manner ing and a line about engagement, suggesting mixed content from an OCR page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe: Pharmaceutical Co
Dayton
Ohio
Westward shift in shoe manufacturing drives Mayer firm growth
The text notes Wisconsin firm F. Mayer Tool & Shoe Co of Milwaukee becoming a major world producer of full vamp shoes with westward reach to the Pacific. It cites expansion to Seattle and Milwaukee plants, totaling capacity over 9,000 pairs daily, and attributes growth to westward market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Great West
Brestlze
Wisconsin
F. Mayer Tool & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Pacific
Seattle
Mayer Boot & Show Company
West
Engineers oppose Red River course change plan
In a congress report General Alexander McKeagle vice chief of engineers says proposed cutting canals and deepening the Red River from Breckenridge to the Canadian boundary would be impractical. He notes the river’s length and ice jams cause floods, and shortening the river would require massive earth removal and fail to solve the problem. an international dispute could arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Congress
Alexander McKeagle
Engineers
Army
Irom Breckenridge Mann
War Department
Breckestilge
Breckenridge
Fail to Prosecute Hill. Plumber Remains Free
William J. Hill, a young Minneapolis plumber, was arrested on embezzlement charges involving 500 dollars and brought back from Glasgow, Montana. Judge Duel dismissed the case due to absent witnesses, and Hill plans to resume work after Christmas with his Minneapolis family. Sheriff Belford had transported Hill from Montana, amid questions about the Gilmore firm's witnesses and the case’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wiliam J. Hill
Gilmore Bros
Minneapolis
Duel
Devils Lake
J. K. Gilmore
Hill
Glasgow
Mont
Belford
Gilmore
Philadelphia
Gilmore Company
Sherif Belford
Hillsboro Case Finds Against Rude in Subscription Suit
Traill County Agricultural Association v. Martin L. Rude ruling favors plaintiff. Rude refused paying 100 for association subscription and 25 for race meeting expenses. Defense argued horse racing illegal and the debit void. Justice court demurrer upheld, overturned on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Traill County Agricultural Association
Martin L. Rude
Rude
Justice Court
Drain Project No 32 From Cavalier to the Red River
Pembina county drainage board hears from engineers that the big Drain No 32 from Cavalier to the Red River can be built for 112000 dollars. The estimate covers 2200 dollars accrued expenses twenty five bridges at about 500 dollars each and a right of way around 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembina
fragmentary dialogue on love and society in economy era
Tom comments on a father approving of love in a cottage while Grace notes a girl who spends as much time golfing and motoring as you. Tom argues such a girl may not need a home, and the spirit of brotherhood should not seek publicity through billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Grace
Teacher Loses Suit Over Nine Months Pay
L Mills, former Dry Lake consolidated school principal, failed to win back pay for nine months claiming a signed contract. Judge Duell ruled for the defendants noting the school was closed for sixty days due to impassable roads and fuel shortage. Mills later taught in Devils Lake after the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ©. Mills
Dry Lake Consolidated
Duell
Deyilé Lake
Mills
Serere
Furstenan
Dow
Devils Lake
Congestion of Traffic Forces Loco Rush to Jamestown Mandan
Fargo officials revealed a locomotive shortage across North Dakota as twenty trains halted at Mandan due to lack of motive power. Rail workers blame the boiler makers' strike for the engine deficit and vow continuous division running and readiness of stow plows to keep routes open amid the first snowstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Mandan
North Dakota
Norther Pacific
Jamestown
Webster Postoffice Robbed of Small Change and Fur Coat
Robbers blew open the Webster postoffice safe in Mr. Miller's general store but only about four dollars in small change and stamps were taken. A muskrat fur lined coat with mink collar disappeared. No clues or suspicious characters noted. Sheriff Belford sent coat description to neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Miller
Belford
Changes in Service Civil Service Offerings and Jobs
The Civil Service Commission announced five new examinations to be held January 22. Vacancies include a mechanical drawing teacher at Carlisle Indian School earning 600 dollars yearly, a second class steam engineer at the Government Printing Office, a forest planting assistant in the forest service, all at 600 dollars, plus several Indian service teaching posts at 600 dollars. Applicants should write to the secretary at Fargo North Dakota for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Carlisle Indian School
Government Printing Office
Forest Service
Indian Service
Fort Totten
Grand River
N. D
Morris, Minn
the Civil Service Commission
Fargo
Marriages and a dynamite incident in a boys’ game
A fragment mentions marriages and a tale about boys found playing with dynamite. The dialogue names interest elements and hints at family figures Cobwigger and Freddie, with a nod to a parent’s stories, all in a period newspaper voice.
North Dakota News Roundup From Crane to Langdon
A jumble of North Dakota notes reports incidents from Langdon fire to Jamestown dog complaints. Crary blaze, Kramer market fire attempt, and wheat theft near Hanowh are noted along with court delays at Rugby and a Stutsman county sheriff’s former deputy. Elder issues include smallpox quarantines, pesthouse occupancy, and curfew-adjacent municipal topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Moorhead
Oue
Kramer
Robert Balfour
Hanowh
Grand Forks County
Langdon
North Daxeta
Sensible Maid Refuses Reform of Men for Other Brides
A witty exchange features Sensible Maid declaring she will not marry to reform a man for another woman. An auntie cautions and gains a promise, while a sharp summer resort proprietor is noted for overcharging after a dock incident.
Slope of Ferris v Jennen Establishes Wife’s Homestead Ties to Husband’s Land Equity
In a Foster County case Ferris and wife sue for an equitable estate and homestead rights in 160 acres under a contract with the husband. The court denies relief, ruling the wife's homestead depends on the husband’s contract rights and his abandonment of the contract ends both the contract and the homestead. The opinion follows Helgeby v Dammen and holds the wife’s rights are extinguished if the husband’s equitable estate is forfeited or extinguished. The trial court’s accounting and money judgment were not supported by the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jensen
Helgeby Va. Dammen
N. D
George W. Ferris
Prominent Beach Man W. S. Livermore Kills Himself
Money troubles are cited as the cause as W. B. Livermore a leading Beach businessman was found dead in an outhouse with a razor by his side. He died by his own hand in a kneeling posture. He left a wife and a son who recently lost an arm in a shooting accident. Livermore was an officer of Farmers Elevator Co and faced financial strain. The Dunseith State Bank then closed its doors last week due to cash shortage. President P. M. Conobay and cashier W. McGrath oversaw the shutdown. Bank officials say all depositors will be paid in full in time. Local stockholder Gottrecht is expected to reorganize the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Beach
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Dunseith Bank
Dunseith State Bank
P. M. Conobay
W. McGrath
Peyton
Botttineau
Farmers Institute schedule for North Dakota farms
T A Hovestad lists 18 farm institutes across North Dakota with dates from January 2 to February 8. Towns include Wyndmere Leeds Knox Petersburgh Northwood Mayville Fargo and more, plus grain growers convention in Fargo and a range of dates in Bismarck Valley City Minot White Earth Williston Devils Lake and Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutes
North Dakota
Valley City
Minot
White Earth
Williston
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Murillo Exhibit Sparks Grandeur Across Saville Cathedral
Murillo masterpieces attract art lovers to Saville featuring works in the cathedral’s vast halls. The collection includes a vivid tomb of Christopher Columbus, a grand belfry replica from Madrid, and Moorish palace restorations tied to Ferdinand’s conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murillo
Saville
Vieltad
Anliveum
Rieh
Chiukon
Christopher Columbus
New York
Ferdinand
Berville
Toston
Waiter Faces Guest Over Soup Mix Up at Hotel
A guest complains after three bowls of soup, insisting he cannot eat thin soup. The waiter replaces each bowl, but the guest reveals he has no spoon. Walter, angry, calls the hotel proprietor for resolution. The proprietor asks why the guest cannot eat the soup and the guest quietly explains the lack of a spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Calla
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
A list from Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers details patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors. Names include Alexander I Blushbach Winona Minn Clarence M Crum Hansboro N D George Dopkine Marrin Minn Michael R Ritts McClure 8 D Otto A Post Holloway Minn and others with items like overshoe holder wrench bath cabinet horse detacher bug holder and a bath cabinet. The report also references advertising copy and miscellaneous items from the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Prep
St. Paul
Minn
Alexander I. Blushbach
Winona
Minny Inkwell
Clarence M. Crum
Hansboro
N. D
Bug Holder
Michael R. Ritts
McClure
Alex M. Walstrom
Minneapolis
Bath Cabinet
Mindful Witness in Court and the Weather’s Grumble
A jurist urges truth on a nervous witness with a grim warning about prison. A friend reassures him as the two share a plea for courage. A woman named Westhor frets over a driving snowstorm hoping it will cease.
Noble Young Man Rescues Daughter From Water
Bevera Sones asks a noble young man if he rescued her daughter from a watery grave. The modest rescuer replies that he acted from duty. Spectaliet Dr J H Rindlaub from Fargo Eye Ear Nose and Throat is mentioned in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevera Sones
Yeu
J, H, Rindlaub
Fargo
Disappearance of German Farmer Albert W Rempke Near Brad dock
Albert W Rempke a German farmer living five miles northeast of Brad dock vanished from his home on November 17. He left with several hundred dollars and claimed he would pay debts in Lidgerwood North Dakota where he formerly resided. Investigations at Lidgerwood and other locations have offered no clues to his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Rempke
Braddock
Lidgerwood
N. D
Morals and wit discussed in a quizzical note
A fragment quotes a line about morality and a man preferring wit over衣. The text hints at a debate on virtue and practicality, contrasting moral stance with personal cleverness. Named persons or organizations are not clearly identified in the readable portion.
Daughter Confirms Age In Jest Over Photo Post Cards
A playful sidestory portrays a dialogue about a young girl’s age and a recent milestone in her life, noting she has just passed her fourth photo postcard album threshold. The exchange underscores a lighthearted family moment and marks a small social milestone.
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Mie
Mr. Mannering
England
London
St. Michael's Alley
Cornhill
N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Eve
Adam
Barness
Plunkville
Kurnel
Steels
Elwell Kitchen Cabinet
Elwell Kitchen Cabinet Co
Texas
Gulf Coast Country
Theo Fi Koch
PBLIC
Cavalier
Red
Spirit of Brotherhood
Ruse
Dogden
Eddy County
North Dakota Grain Commission
Twin Cities
Head of
Lakes
Rocky Lake
Freddie
Mia
Cobwigger
Orth Dakota
Wyndmeré
Kidder County
Douglas
D. Ww. Hunter
Crary
Martin Opsahl
LaMonre
Dead
Oon
J. J. Eddy
Sherif and
Probers
Stutsman County
End
Mercer
McLean County
Cando
St. John
Burg
Amita
Kenmare
Iowa
Finn Leech
Fargowaa
Washburn
Walhalla
Dan McFaul
Munich
Wilkes Brothers
Renee Eed
Starkweather
Ses
Dr. Reilly of
Milton
Cooperstown
Judge Thompson
Dakota
Frank Grimes
Woorst
North Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Kemble
Hany Ostarrd
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bellave
John
Skinnem
Milton Dairy CO
Seppers
Texas Gulf Coast
Theo. F. Koch Land Co
Globe Bldg
Nyt
Renuf
Cate
Guan
Fic Syrup Co
Jim
Kase
Sige
Carters
Nia
Cervantes
Old Virginia
Mar
COLT
Mamta
Cama Stable
Gatter Bosing Seouws
Lidulo Dieredtaie
Deenes
A Beers Aoaies Eee Niece Ete Towwal CO
Chemists and Barterichegts, Cobham, Indy OB
WOODWARD @ Co
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