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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
News note praises cabbage as a nutritious staple rich in iron and vitamins. It urges Americans to cook it properly by boiling in salted water for about 20 minutes and to expand cabbage usage beyond traditional methods.
A tale from Indiana news recounts a young settler in central Illinois who walked eight miles to visit his sweetheart. During a blizzard he slept in an unmade bed and awoke to find a coyote or wolf had stolen his only pants, forcing him to stay in bed and fetch a pair from home eight miles away.
After seven years French Countess de Beauregard recovers jewels lost during the August 2 outbreak. Gardeners unearthed 11 pearls, a large jeweled piece, and a sapphire diamond bracelet missing two sapphires. Police located the owner within hours. war and a German maid played roles in the loss and recovery, with theft tied to a hidden safe and repeated visits by thieves.
The piece notes 1800 years of Bagdad history changed by British influence with Strand markets Tigris motorboat gates and English weekly magazines. It highlights British banks hotels perfumery clothing and furniture all present in the old city with London Paris fashion and roast beef dining, ending with a lordly desert motorist at a bite.
The text describes a fashion note on demure taffeta frocks for afternoon wear. It mentions corded fushings over the hips, taffeta piping as a finish to define the bodice and skirt, taffeta pleats across the front, and ribbed edges with colored trimming accenting roses and a trout-like silhouette.
Analysis from Edward G Lowry on government payrolls and the National Federation of Federal Employees. He reports on salaries, standardization, and a critical view of civil service management. The piece highlights wage inequality, poor morale, and calls for reclassification and reform.
Notice of execution sale in Bottineau County North Dakota directs sale of Lot Five of Block Ten in Overly village to satisfy a judgment dated May 17 1922 The sale is scheduled for June 2 1922 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the courthouse front door Bottineau ND The sheriff Fenseely notes costs and interest on a judgment against Albert S Anderson and the Overly State Bank insolvent entity Seekers will bid on the described real estate and premises
The article notes that many states reject out of state certificates but issue new ones based on recognized credentials if requirements are met. Connecticut uniquely issues certificates solely on examination results and does not credit external or in state institutions.
An OCR fragment links a late night kitchen scene with a mistaken sandwich spread to a local district notice about Bottiness County and Rebool District No 32. The text mixes a personal memory with a legal sounding county board reference.
Public notice announces sale of property to satisfy a debt in Cas County North Dakota. The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company sues Mary Scruton and others, with a sheriff sale directed by Judge Hennessy. Sale dates span May 8 to June 28, 1922, with terms including interest and fees as determined by court.
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The sheriff of Bottineau County North Dakota announces a public sale of parcels in Sec 22 and Sec 14 to satisfy three separate mortgage judgments totaling 3143.50 5689.70 and 3170.60 with seven percent interest from May 18 1922. The sale will occur at the front door of the courthouse in Bottineau on June 20 1922 at 2 00 PM with auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Notice of sale in Bottineau County District Court listing The Proctor Trust Company as plaintiff and Abram Heebink Mabel Johanna Thorburn John Heebink Lawrence Heebink Lucy Heebink Clarence Heebink Florence Heebink as heirs at law of George Heebink, detailing the action and parties involved.
The Bottineau County sheriff announces a court writ by order of the school board for a land sale near Fairview Township. Bids will be rejected at the board’s discretion. the board reserves the right to reject any bid.
The U. S Venice position went to Bertha Moe a Dakota Business College Fargo N D graduate who had previously held 42 ES and was deemed a good fit for the role.
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