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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
3
A reader learns that a severe cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria. The piece explains how the germ can be contracted and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds and a reduced risk of diphtheria. Sold by Bottineau Drug Co.
1 to 25 inclusive of the North western National Insurance Co. of Milwaukee Wis. have been mislaid lost or stolen from the office of A Berthiaume this is to notify any person or persons holding some that they are void and no affect Northwestern Nati Ins Co Juv McKenzie Agt You will take due notice that neglect to comply with your wifes request to Get those storm sash will be considered a misdemeanor and dealt with accordingly The Imperial Lumber Yard is prepared to supply your needs in this line 48 If For Sale Two sections of wheat land in the Lethbridge district Can be had direct from the owheir at bargains For particulars write J W Bawden Lethbridge Alberta Box 305 For Sale A new rubber tire buggy full leather top Inquire at this office
Tornado policy notice lists policy numbers from 1001 through 1025 inclusive and notes a missing continuation line. The fragment indicates a sequence in official safety regulations but lacks context on jurisdiction, scope, or date.
The advertisement urges early use of glasses to prevent blindness. It promotes free eye examinations and personalized advice from Sheldon Optical Specialist in Bottineau, North Dakota, highlighting overwork of the eyes as a cause and the need for prompt corrective lenses.
Across Scandinavia Denmark Sweden and Norway report diplomatic cultural and economic news. Argentina seeks Danish meat trade. Hallgrimsson statue unveiled in Reykjavik funded by students. wireless tests between Berlin Lyngby and Ireland planned. Sweden debates Linnaeus monument Ramsjo stone export pigs cheap. diphtheria deaths in Ariof. Skane 250th union anniversary. Nordic industry finances and power capacity concerns. French consul warns on Sweden capital needs. torpedo destroyer dispute. Swedish rail maintenance shifts. large textile employers union note.
The report details accidents at a hotel acetylene work in Elmhult killing two and injuring five. It notes Sweden's army recruitment troubles, the Hamburg lottery’s Swedish role, a royal marriage contract discussion in Russia, and stock market rescue plans. Norwegian diplomat Hauge dies on a ski trip, with his career overview and funeral plans. Kristiania council shifts as socialists gain seats and Norway appoints new minister to the United States.
Real estate agents from Brooklyn urged East Side tenants to move north as part of a rent strike campaign. In Manhattan the scene was marked by impromptu meetings and a declared war on landlords. Pauline Newman urged moderation and lawful united action to pressure landlords to yield amid looming eviction cases.
Denver December 25 Fred G Bonfils Denver Post proprietor was arrested on a warrant by ex senator Thomas Patterson charging assault and battery. He appeared before Justice Thomas Carson and posted bond. Patterson says the attack followed Patterson papers vilifying him and vows to confront the senator again if such articles appear.
Des Moines dispatch reports Capt Kulp of Company 8 Fifty fourth regiment found to have disobeyed orders issued by Adjutant General Thrift during a prize fight on November 21. The court recommended reprisal while noting possible lack of intentional disobedience. Lincoln death on Burlington train shocks New York family. Spenser, 26, of East Ninety sixth Street, dies on east bound train in Lincoln while seeking health treatment. remains to be shipped to New York. Minnesota insurance withdrawals threaten market entries. United States Life Insurance and Michigan Mutual Life announce exit from Minnesota effective January 1 due to small business and regulatory burdens.
Secretary Root purchased the Hemlocks homestead on College Hill in Clinton from Anna Day Root, widow of the late Dr. Oren Root of Hamilton College, for ten thousand dollars.
Secretary of War communicates with the President and Governor Sparks about possible legislature convening to authorize use of federal troops or raise a state force to maintain peace in Goldfield Nevada. Officials debate constitutional authority while mine owners seek an injunction against the Western Federation of Miners and Goldfield miners union. Sheriff adds 150 deputies ready for duty post troop departure.
Three persons were killed and 17 injured when a Pemberton accommodation train collided with an Atlantic City express on the elevated tracks just outside Camden station. A heavy fog was the principal contributory factor. The deceased are C. H. Brown of Moorestown J Le Garbarini of Mount Holly and T Le Webster of Merchantville.
During the year closing, Minneapolis trade world surpassed one billion dollars in bank clearings. By year end the first month showed $1,043,212,185 in clearings, with early December adding another $74,984,809 as the period proceeded.
In Hangler Nebraska on Christmas afternoon J P Barrette a ranchman 11 miles northeast of Haigler was shot and killed at Ora Allens ranch during a family reunion. Lafe Allen Ora Allens brother killed Barrette and seriously injured Ora Allen who may die.
Rio De Janeiro reports the senate approved the government conscription bill on third reading. The measure mandates obligatory military service, marking a major step in Brazil's armed forces policy.
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