Weather readings for twenty four hours to 7 am day
McIntosh G Gleason notes daily temperatures and precipitation data covering the preceding twenty four hours to 7:00 a.m. of the stated day.
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
5
McIntosh G Gleason notes daily temperatures and precipitation data covering the preceding twenty four hours to 7:00 a.m. of the stated day.
James Thorburn from Souris and Col H. M. Creel of Devile Lake visited the city. Rev E. W. Pigeon and bride from Rugby arrived and stayed at Lake Metigoshe. Numerous locals from Antler, Willow City, Minot, Lansford, Overly and Bottineau attended events, ball games, weddings, dances, and church activities.
Classified notices seek a general houseworker at Hotel Gladstone Overly with wages of 25 dollars monthly. A cook is wanted for Model restaurant in Souris. A prime building in Antler, NLD, for sale or lease, suitable for millinery and confectionery with living rooms. terms easy. Enquire Mrs. R. Bellew at Westhope.
Fallon, owner of a stall farm, asks Mr. Carney about soil quality. An expert gardener responds that the soil is poor, citing deteriorated circumstances, signaling challenging growing conditions.
Real estate transfers include Neils K. Knudson to Robert E. Clifford for 750 dollars in Northwest and New and Sa NE. Oak Creek cemetery to John McKay for 10 dollars. Oak Creek cemetery association to Thomas W. Patching for 10 dollars. Bruce Hancock to Swanson & Taylor for 1 dollar in Willow City. Caroline Olson and George Olson to Caleb J. Olson for 1000 dollars in sections 10 and 15-162-75. James Bacon Jr. to James Bacon Jr for 8 dollars in Oak Creek cemetery. George Schlosser to Joseph OConnor for 1100 dollars in Westhope. Minnie Grace Ulm to Colman H. Hill for 100 dollars in section 2-162-81. John Mountjoy to Charles C. Spencer for 2400 dollars in 9-161-77. Fanny and M. L. Wehrly to Epplee State Bank for 1 dollar in Antler. OMerie A. and Chas Eye rstone and Martha Muscha to T D Winter via sheriff deed for 3208.48 dollars with specific lot portions in Antler. Theodore Strand to Simon Tuskie for 4000 dollars in 28-162-70. Almina Oaken to Deana Warfield and Ida Gilmore for 1 dollar. Rowland T. Guernsey to Annah G Guernsey and Rowland E Guernsey via final decree in 3-161-77.
Applicant describes role as a man to figure eclipses calculate star distances and orbits of comets, a mathematical handyman of the heavens. His qualification boast notes last year as official score keeper for a woman's bridge club life happiness quote Mollere reflects view on ups and downs.
A dialogue labeled as a Boston Transcript quote shows a pupil named George chiding a teacher over a failing lesson. The speaker laments expectations, while the teacher or observer notes a paradoxical statement about the unexpected happening.
A fragment from a literary exchange ponders commitment and proposal. The speaker questions how a partner could know of past romances, implying trust and exclusivity in a courtship. The dialogue hints at affection and the social weight of engagements.
Johnny Green recalls a remark about eyeteeth costing nearly 300 dollars, told in a Chicago News piece. KleMa asks why, and Johnny explains the dentist charged a substantial sum. The exchange highlights the high cost of dental work in the era.
A brief exchange unfolds with a man pressing for words from a woman who insists she has nothing to say. The dialogue hints at hesitation and unspoken intent as the pair navigates whether to commit to marriage in a Chicago setting.
A Vevey man left his entire estate to the local hospital but two charities contested the bequest. After years of expense the case ended when it was found the deceased had no money to leave.
The article notes men’s hairdressers in Japan predate women’s, with records from the thirteenth century tied to samurai grooming. In later Tokugawa times men valued similar style in wives and daughters, marking a cultural shift in professional care for hairstyles.
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