North Dakota warmth and changing times border Hannaford tale
A fragmented diary-like piece recalls a winter journey from Hannaford to St. Paul with talk of prosperity and a North Dakota delegation. It notes shifting climates and habits, an incident on a southern train, and remarks on rail, markets, and creamery timelines affecting Kansas farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannaford
Jack Mulroy
Jack
North Dakota
Bery
North
Farge
Mulroy
St. Paul
Mason and Dixon Line
Darky
Swift
Kansas
Dover News Roundup with Births and Local Notices
Dover reports a son born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Hoptry Wilson. Carl Baum and wife return from Pensylvania. D B Berlins sale well attended. Sheep losses total about 16 head in a blizzard. Silas Millers trotter dies. Purg unrest over booze. Schoolhouse contract let to Joe McCulloch Cooperstown. Mr and Mrs Thomas Flewell visit daughter Mrs Henry Wilson. Date Berlin rents his farm to Moore Bros Wimbledon. John Sloan loses a 2 year old steer. Township officers elected: Chairman Joel Baum. Supervisors Tom Michael son and Tollef Hanson. Treasurer Wm Stewart. Clerk Henry W Wilson. Assessor Michael Reilly. Justice Howard Wilson. constable Carl Baum. road overseers B E Berlin and Otto Skarloken. conciliation commissioners J Baum M Kribbs Ingebret Simonson. Pound keeper Silas Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Baum
Tom Michaelson
Tollef Hanson
Wn. Stewart
Henry W. Wilson
Michael Reilly
Howard Wilson
Carl Baum
B.E Berlin
Otto Skarloken
J. Baum
M? Kribbs
Ingebret
Simonson
Silas Miller
The Sentinel Rushes the Season
The Sentinel reports Gus Redhart married at Sherbrooke due to no local license from Judge Carlton. The piece asserts the writer has evidence he was never married and doubts the timing. The note questions the Sentinel’s advance knowledge and urges patience before reporting marriages.
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The
Sentinel
Gus Redhart
Sherbrooke
Carlton
Delares
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria
The ad claims the Great Dismal Swamp of Virginia breeds malaria germs and that Electric Bitters destroy them and cure malaria and related ailments. It includes a testimonial from John Carleston of Byesville, Ohio, praising the product and offering a 50 cent price with Bateman's guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Carlest
Byesville
When Children Smoked and the Milk Garden of Frankfort
A fragmentary page notes seventeenth century observations about children smoking in French and English contexts, with England during plague times and a Parisian travelers account. It also describes Franksforts Milk garden for aristocratic children with private and public nurses supervised for safety, plus brief musical note riddles from Youths Companion.
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Jerevin de Rochefort
Paris
Magwod
Worcester
France
England
Hearie
Tom Rogers
Yeoman
Beadle
Hton
Frankfort
Ftix Dinka
Doctor's Bad Plight Prompts Cough Remedy Endorsement
Dr M L Scarbrough of Hebron Ohio recounts two years of severe cough after a cold that left him voiceless. After trying many remedies he found relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Bateman Co guarantees the treatment for lung troubles with 50c and 1.00 prices and offers trial bottles free.
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M. L. Scarbrough
Hebron
Ohio
Bateman & Co
Notice against dumping in northeast quarter section 23
All parties are hereby notified not to dump any manure or rub bish on that portion of the north east quarter of Sec. 23. ES Haminton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ES. Haminton
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
DOVER
Hoptry Wilson
Pensylvania
D. B. Berlin
Henry Sabby
Tom Ose
Joe McCulloch
Cooperstown
Thos. Flewell
Henry Wilson
Berlin
Moore Bros
Wimbledon
John Sloan
the Sentinel
Drich (Co
Sen Sh
Realy AE
Chicago
John Syverson
J. W. Wells
Morris’ Barber Shop
Cooperstown, N. D
Seed
Northwestern
Dent
Minnesota
Phillip
Kentucky
Northrup, King & Co
H. (. Smesin
the Forum Printing
C. L. Brimi
Norwegian Hospital
Tll
N. P
ER. R
J. Cooperrtow
Northwest
Will & Smarck
Thompson Bros
Crane & Johnson
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