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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

7

Notice of homestead final five year proof made

Carl C W Peterson of Bottineau North Dakota filed noice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim on the southeast quarter of the northeast, section 23 township 162 north range 75 west Fifth Meridian. The hearing will be before John H Kirk county judge Bottineau on June 8. Witnesses include Ole Carlson Hans J Kofold George Gunderson Harry Kofold and John B MeSiory all of Bottineau.

Interior U. S. Land Office Devas Lake North Dakota Carl C. W. Peterson Bottineau North Seat John H. Kirk Ole Carlson Hans J. Kofold George ‘Gunderson Harry Kofold Northote John Department of the Interior U. S. Land Ofice Devils Lake Ora B. Crowder Pine Township Maimont Charles Jess Dens Alderson Charles Davis Jos. Growder Hottinean John 8 Maliory Ter U. S Land Office N. D Emil 5. Olson Ackworth Erick Bomeeth William Pritchard Magnus ‘Il Son B. E. Lindberg

Warning to Bottineau Citizens for Large Reunion Crowd

The Bottineau Courant calls on residents to offer lodging as the city expects the largest gathering yet. Citizens with rooms should list them with The Bottineau Courant, signed by John McKenzie, secretary, May 3.

Bottineau Courant John McKenzie

Holland an image of life in old Dutch villages

An American Traveler's Gazette notes Holland as a principal industry with large fleets of fishing boats and canal culture. It highlights the quaint landscape of white and green houses, old time costumes, linen headdresses, ample skirts for women and trousers for men, with children mirroring parental dress and all wearing wooden shoes.

Holland

Lincoln on the Platform at Cooper Union Address

Joseph Choate quoted Lincoln’s Cooper Union speech praising how his awkward bearing gave way to a powerful delivery. He noted Lincoln’s face and presence lit up the room as he spent about an hour discussing great questions of the day and moved the audience profoundly.

Lincoln Joseph Choate Mr. Lincoln Cooper Union

Colors of the Rainbow Varying by Raindrop Size

The article explains that rainbow colors depend on raindrop size. Large drops yield narrow bright bows with vivid colors, while small drops produce wide dull bows. It lists color sequences for drops averaging 1 mm, 0.3 mm, 0.1 mm, and 0.05 mm, noting shifts from violet to red and pale tints as drops shrink.

Fitshugh Talman Scientific American

Semaphore telegraph: Chappe system ushers rapid nationwide signaling

The Chappe brothers introduced semaphore telegraph in 1794, enabling messages like Con de ia taken from the Austrians and The army of the north deserves the gratitude of the country to be telegraphed across France. Operators reached about three letters per minute in good weather, averaging one letter per minute over long distances, prompting condensed codes.

Chappe National Convention Paris North New York Telephone Review

Nerve Rewarded and Prose Snippets

A Hue father offers a boy a dangerous construction job balancing beams high above. The pieces shift to jokes about a “professional burglar,” a man misread as successful, and a child’s remark on a deathbed scene over a baked potato. Other quips include a corporal misnaming a soldier’s stomach as an abdomen.

Billy Hue Bure Ubbago Record-Herald

Comroxz Plans Musical Program with Two Messo Soprano

Mrs. Comroxz, arranging a musical program, suggests two messo sopranos while her husband directs to proceed and consult an architect. The brief exchange appears in the Washington Star.

Innovative curtain shade device patented by Illinois woman

A single strong wire forms a combined curtain pole and shade support with a screw point for wall mounting. The design features a U shaped notch for a shade roller journal and two loops at the top to hold the curtain pole, preventing shade and curtain interference.

Gems In Verse KEARNY AT BEVEN PINES

A verse tribute recalling Civil War courage near Seven Pines. Stark imagery follows Kearny, Jameson, Berry, Birney, Bevil, and the troops as they push forward under a captain’s sign. The poem ends with the marching command Forward and a lament for fallen soldiers.

Kearny Beven Pines Jameson Fierce Berry Birney

poems of valor and memory in a battlefield tribute

A fragmented wartime piece laments fallen soldiers and honors their memory. It envisions bright fields and sunshine over graves, referencing lovers, and the line “captain of colonel” to stress esteemed ranks. It closes with patriotic verses on wives and mothers mourning heroes.

St. Thomas Wilson Parsons

Kilbane Fights On For Family Fortune Not Fame

Jimmy Kilbane outlines his motive to win boxing titles for his wife Irene and daughter Mary, plans to retire to business after securing their finances. He discusses Rivers and Wolgast, defends Attell, and recalls lessons from Jimmy Dunn, noting a 46 fights in three years and aiming for July 4. He also references Perdue Pitching and Hub Pordue’s rise with Boston Braves.

Jimmy Kilbane Attell Ad Wolgnat United States Kilbane Irene Mary Jimmy Dunn Dunn Ull Wolgast Abe Abea Rivers

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