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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
Clay tablets circa 2400 B C show a Babylon province scribe notes a university in Burna suburb where women held joint property and political roles with men. Also mentions Indian summer as a poetic term for late life and a New York Post reflection on its desirability.
L G Platow outlines his positions in a concise campaign note detailing policy priorities and proposed approaches. The brief emphasizes key issues and contrasts with opponents without delving into extraneous background.
Bottineau County Auditor Wm M Martin certifies that names and post office addresses on the certificate have filed petitions and are entitled to be voted for at the Primary Election on June 28 1922 concerning Constitutional Amendment and Initiated Measures in Bottineau North Dakota.
Primary election details outline candidates for United States Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State and other state offices across North Dakota with multiple party nominees and constitutional amendments including voter residency rules and bond authorization measures, naming numerous individuals and locations across the state.
The notice lists nominees for Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Cultural and Labor State Senator and House seats. Precincts and polling places across Bottineau County are provided with detailed township site designations. The Primary Election opens 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. on June 23, 1922.
Court in North Dakota Bot county issues notice from Ole J Dra ot ven la J as executor to creditors regarding the estate of Anne Deceased. This public notice informs creditors of claims and deadlines under probate proceedings.
Creditors having claims against the deceased must present them with the new Draviand at Carbury North Dakota within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated May 27 1922 Ole J. Draviand Executor. June 1 to June 22
A jumble of quips and misheard lines from a newspaper humor column. The piece cites vignettes about government, marriage, vowels, a man burying at sea, feather writing, Caesar, missionaries, prehistoric animals, and travel misstatements. It ends with a wry note about dentistry and a mining engineer father.
A garbled passage recalls a strange bee powered device for honey gathering and a cripped man, with scenes of energy use, spirits, and a blurry vignette. It mentions alternating current and daily bee movements around an odd mechanism, then shifts to eye care tips about removing a cinder in the eye and a lamp wick detail.
A New York spirit reportedly nailed a rejected drawing to a wall above the Waldorf and four tacks circled the frame. A. B. Baylinson, secretary of the society, insisted the picture stay off their walls. A letter from the artist promised the attic piece would be exhibited despite objection.
In ancient times professors studied without wages, living on gifts from students. Emperor Vespasian first established state paid education during his reign around A.D. 70s, marking a shift to public funding for schooling.
In a Toronto meeting, the section 08 economic and social science chair argued that printing gunpowder sales and the compass transformed civilization more than electricity wireless telegraphy and motion pictures, marking a bold view on invention impact.
An old clipping markets Bottingall Milling Co offerings with prices for mill feeds and braw and shorts at 20 dollars per ton or 1.15 per 100 pounds. It also advertises hosiery orders by International Mills and Norristown and notes insurance and agency services for fire, theft, and Dearborn Independent distribution. Mentions Bot touts hay seed and Bottineau Milling Co.
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