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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

4

Wheat Market Trends Pressure Prices Near End Of Week

May wheat closed about 11-2 cents lower as market mood stayed damp and cautious. Bulls faced heavy carry costs and thinning export sales while analysts dispute potential price directions amid Argentine crop hopes and shrinking U.S. stocks, with Minneapolis and Duluth stock gains adding to the sense of a looming supply squeeze. Tompkins and Myers of Minot, Nordak notes continued dealer concern over mill liquidity and anxiousness among Northwestern mills about wheat availability.

United States Bradstreet’s New York Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Rockies Duluth Tompkins & Myers Minot N. Dak

Bottineau Notes Highlight Local Church Dedication

The First Presbyterian Church of Bottineau was dedicated with stirring music and a dignified ceremony. Reverends Osmond Lyman Woods led the service as superintendent, with organ works by Mrs Harmon and a soprano solo that moved the congregation.

First Presbyterian Church Bottineau Harmon Osmond Lyman Woods

Notice to Workmen at Odd Fellows Hall Bottineau

Notice is hereby given of a joint installation of officers of the Degree of Honor and the A. O. U. W. to be held at the Odd Fellows hall in Bottineau on January 7th, 1908. All members in far and near are urged to attend. The notice appears in the local Courant.

Osmond Bavtle Bottineau Iewa Odd Bellows Hall Bottingeau Degree of Honor

Enthusiasm and Youth in North Dakota Letters

A fragmented newspaper letter page letters section discusses North Dakota politics and local editors. The writer stresses sustaining enthusiasm and youth, warns against rash actions, and cites quotes from sources like Principe Brooks. The tone urges readers to reflect before leaping into political engagement.

Fun Until He Strikes the Flame

A witty note from Puck hints that a character enjoys mischief and risk before facing consequences, keeping audacious mood and self deception in play. The quotation captures playful bravado and looming attention to danger.

Puck

Sheep fattened on Snaila noted in English farming

A historical note describes sheep fattening practices where English flocks were raised on Snaila as a feed, highlighting unusual feeding methods and regional agricultural quirks.

Spirit of Christmas and giving in the Christian sense

The piece urges giving as compassion not compulsion, linking the Christmas spirit to Christ’s own gift of life. It argues true generosity should be heartfelt, offering warmth, encouragement, and shared goods over mere purchases, aligning with gospel values and universal improvement.

Christ Babylon Persia Greece Rome Syria

Family Telephone Sign In Busy Household

A busy family uses a central telephone sign between dining room and kitchen. A maid answers, with a nearby button bell on the upstairs hall. Each member has a unique number like 12 43 14 so the maid rings when a message arrives. If no response the caller is away.

Belgium Grapes the Best

A claim that Belgium produces the finest grapes is noted though not the largest in quantity. The remark highlights perceived quality over sheer volume in grape production.

Belgium

New York Jewel Market Imports $3.5 Million Monthly

New York City imports $3,500,000 worth of precious stones each month, reflecting the scale of the regional jewelry trade as reported.

New York New York City

Micetto the tortoise shell cat admired by Home Notes

Home Notes reports a lovely tortoise shell cat named Micetto, praised for charm and personality. The item highlights a pet with distinctive coloring and appeal, capturing reader interest in a brief lifestyle note.

Aay

Heathen Deities for Sale at London Curiosity Shop

An old London curiosity shop displays a range of heathen deities from around the world. Customers can select items such as a heavy stone Aztec god from Mexico, a marble deity from Mandalay, a wooden figure from the Julu region in West Africa, or a gilt joss from a Chinese temple.

London Mexico Mandalay Julu West Africa

Noted Men Fond of Cats in Historical View

A short sketch notes famous figures loving cats across nations. It mentions Cardinal Richelieu enjoying kittens and arranging quarterly replacements as they grew. Chateaubriand and a pope are cited as cat lovers in a light, antiquarian tone.

Cardinal Richelieu Chateaubriand

New Husband Reflects On Missing Wife And Walls

A newly married husband speaks of loneliness at home explaining that his wife’s absence leaves the walls devoid of pictures. The anecdote highlights his deep affection and sense of longing.

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