Dakota News Notes summary of storms and local events
Dakotsa News Notes reports Trai county denies damage to crops from storms. J Millene Link, Walworth treasurer, wed Maggie Traup. Yankton coal vein drilled to five feet. quality good. Huron hosts band tournament Sept 11 and 17 with 87 bands invited. Lincoln resident C H Garpenter acquitted of killing Zora Burns. New township plat received near Fort Lincoln on Little Heart river. Lt Charles F Roe to relieve Hathaway at Port Leavenworth. Grandin hail destroys about 1,000 acres of wheat. losses estimated at 875,000. Major land disputes and probate works noted. Capitol cost tallied at $133,000 with $110,000 paid. contractor’s loss around $20,000. Father Stephan praises Indian farms at Devil’s Lake. Coal shipping rises. Linn output reach 22,830 tons. Pierre bank forgery case of John Hunt resolved. Fargo paper dispute with S F Church.
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Trai County
J. Millene Link
Walworth County
Rankakes
Maggie
Z. A. Traup
Yankton
Huron
C. H. Garpenter
Lincoln
Beresford
Shiu
Shue
E.L. Spence
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F. Stair
Carlton
Man Stockwell
Black Hills
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Fend
United States
Taylor
Awail Nation
United States Grand Jury
Dail
Dekota
William T. Gentry
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Meade
Oak
Tutter
Bexido
Maj
Cramsie
Stephan
Bismarck Tribune
Missouri
Linn
Facl
Deadwood Dakota Special
John Hunt
Pierre
First National Bank
Market Bank
Detroit
Bank of the Republic
New York City
Milwaukee
Hunt
F. Church
Fargo
Fargo Republican
J.B. Hall
Lnte
Church
Jenks
Grand Forks
Bjorgo Ole Hofto
Walla
Ian
Some Rebellion Experience in the Bath
A Southern girl recalls Marietta Georgia near Atlanta during Sherman's march. She describes improvising at home with scarce resources, homemade dress fabrics, and candlelight using wax lights in glass tumblers to illuminate a grand social plan. The tale highlights resilience and clever domestic ingenuity amid wartime disruption.
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Marietta
Atlanta
Sherman
Waterman
Tan
Willy
Nis Bay
Society Belle in Opium Divorce Case Scandal
Baltimore dispatch details a pending court divorce revealing a revolting tale of an eastern shore socialite who wed in 1869. Once famed for ethnidal honors and social prowess, she descended into opium addiction, vanished, and was found in a city den with a darker companion. The husband, police, and witnesses piece together a ruinous life and impending suit amid secrecy.
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House of Correction
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Bentecloueng
The Bearing of Children From a Denver Opinion
A Denver Opinion excerpt offers cautions on parental conduct toward children. It discusses etiquette, restraint during nose wiping, honesty, self sacrifice, and avoiding harsh treatment or excessive suspicion. It warns against shaming or pushing children toward rebellion and stresses open candor and gentle guidance.
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France
Ernest
Pope
Iim
Sonia
Denver
Old Fashioned Flowers Return to Colonial Gardens
An article notes a revival of old fashioned garden flowers such as peonies poppies hollyhock sweet williams clove pinks and bluebells. It praises the enduring beauty and long season of bloom with practical tips like spring digging and compost.
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Lancaster
Banksia
Oldest Family Tale Linked by Lord Palmerston in Hampshire
Notes and Queries recount a tale from the New Forest where Lord Palmerston met a laborer near Romney Hampshire who claimed lineage from Purkiss, the lime burner who carried William Butts’ body after Sir Walter Tyrrel's arrow misfortune. Palmerston praised the man's Hampshire heritage and called him a brother in origin.
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Lord Palmerston
Romney
Hants
New Forest
Purkiss
Palmerston
William Butts
Walter Cyrrel
Hampshire
Tiina
Oldcat
England
Olden Time Political Animosities and a Dish Dilemma
A Ky farmer, amid fierce party rancor between Clay and Jackson, hides political papers in dishes to taunt his wife. She discovers the portrait of Henry Clay on a plate, provoking him to smash the set in anger at supposed political heresy. The tale reflects 19th century partisan fervor and personal feuding.
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Republic
Clay
Jackson
Ty Daviess County
Henry Clay
Gen
Armyry
Power of Music Stirs Audiences with Vocal Virtuosity
A discussion on how ear and eye influence impression notes Ben Perley Poor praising Jenny Lind for expressive ballad singing that vividely conveyed soul and meaning beyond reading. An anecdote recalls Mr Webster in the audience urging an encore as Lind returns to the stage with graceful bows.
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Ben Perley
Boston
Hosaya
Jonny Lind
Washington
Wach
Mr. Webster
Mik Lind
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Boosts Quick Cough Relief
The ad claims Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil stops pain in minutes and eases coughs cold symptoms and croup with rapid relief. It touts asthma cure claims and urges households to keep the remedy on hand despite conflicting historical notes about military actions and promotions referenced in surrounding text.
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Grove
Thomas
Lottery Winners Shine as Town Sees Big Payout
A Memphis area report notes multiple prize wins from a drawing last month. A farmer near Canadaville, Fayettle, and a local winner in Memphs share in £75,00 and £96,01 prizes, with celebrations and plans for improvements. An Avalanche correspondent covers the scene and the broader wartime expositions in the region.
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Omphin
Lickol
Prizy
German National Bank
Mhria
Hottinger
Tittineker
Avalascha
Jou
Lholjover
Hy Wan
Dicket
Cenadavill
Fayatle
Lyman
Catindaville
Hamid
Mike
Bank of Counsiercy
Memphis
Quack Remedy Ad Campaign From Marshall Claims Broad Cure
An advertisement from St Paul druggists promotes a kidney and liver remedy with grand guarantees. It touts health restoration for many ailments including rheumatism and nervous disorders, claiming suitability for all ages and invalids and promising scientific backing.
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Uve
Paso
St Paul
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