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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
5
Readings at 7 00 a m show the 24 hour maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation amounts for the day indicated. A J Carson served as the voluntary observer.
A parade of brief notices from Bottineau area with visits by A F Peterson in Rugby and various others in Minot Deloraine Brandon and Westhope. Mentions of electoral activity as candidates for district court clerk and state legislature, with social events, marriages, births, and civic happenings across Souris Omemee and Antler.
The article notes ongoing debates over who first reached the North Pole while explorer Nansen works on finishing touches to a new book titled Nord I Taageheimen The Northern Mist land e and the work will be published soon. The volume reviews explorers and their data up to the sixteenth century.
A new instrument, the ncleroscope, measures metal and mineral hardness by the sound of a hammer strike from a short height. It offers a consistent relative scale, addressing inconsistencies in prior methods such as diamond scratching, filing, or ball pressing, and promises clearer comparisons of hardness.
The official list of Republican petitions shows candidates for Senate long term P J McCumber Thomas F Marshall Dennis Hannifin H N Midtlo and short term Edward Engerud A J Grenna. Several House seats governors secretaries state treasurers attorneys general and many county posts follow with numerous names. Democratic nominees include George E Duis John Bruegger W E KCell T D Casey M A Hildreth and lawmakers for state and county offices with Supreme Court judges named Edward T Burke P H Rourke Sever Scrumgaard John Carmody W M Anderson among others. A curiosity from Oregon notes John Cartwright’s sheep showing grass growing on their backs due to seed from feed wagons and Oregon rain.
Ohio towns adopt private line networks that buy power from a central station rather than build new plants. Firms form to own local wires and purchase electricity, avoiding costly station construction while securing rural demand.
A young man named Schumpf in Munich faced rejection and attempted suicide by shooting, drowning, and leaping from an express train. He recovered, found a new sweetheart, and later died accidentally while coping with a street car, illustrating fate's ironic turn.
A leaf of gold is microscopic in thickness and weighs one fifth of a grain per sheet. It is so light a breath can blow it away. Held to light, it appears translucent with a greenish tint.
People hesitate to wear glasses fearing they ruin appearance. The opposite is true as well fitting glasses enlarge the eye steady the glance and remove the look of suffering from blurred vision and headaches. At the first sign seek a skilled optician. We offer expert service with guaranteed accuracy and satisfaction. Examinations are free.
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