Willing Workers meet at the Wareberg home Saturday
June Crowder reports he has enlisted in the North Dakota National Guard and is stationed at Devils Lake. Benjamin Alfredson and wife, returning from a Chicago winter, visited his uncle C. Moum and family, then departed by train for Landa to visit his parents.
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Wareberg
June Crowder
North Dakota National Guard
Devils Lake
Benjamin Alfredson
Chicago
C. Moum
Landa
Real estate transfers list from local property records
A compact docket item covers transfers between J J Stephens and Frank T Jestrab and A H Hammond to Larson and Grant, Harriet C Willis to Emily W Skinner, William Clifford to Frank Couey, Frank Couey to Fred F Page, Mary and Sophia Beard to Fred F Page, E L Garner to Jehak K Martin with stated sums including 1 token dollar and several lot descriptions and deed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stephens
Frank T
Anna A. Jestrab
Q.c. d
Elese
A. H. Hammond
Louis A. Larson
Russell S. Grant
Harriet C. Willis
Emily W. Skinner
William Clifford
Frank Couey
Q.c.d
Fred F. Page
Edwin H
Mary
Sophia Beard
Fred F
Edwin H. Page
E. L. Garner
Jehak K. Martin
Tribes Without the Law
The origin of the Kurds is unclear yet linked to Chaldean, Babylonian and Assyrian blood. Kurds, numbering about 2.5 million, dwell mainly in Kurdistan with rugged mountains and no proper roads. They distrust Persians and Turks, have no centralized authority, and enforce law personally through kin and arms. Russian rule in northern Persia is praised as bringing peace and order.
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Gurdu
Kurdistan
Tigriz
Urumiah
American Review of Reviews
Persia
Russia
Rewards of Merit Circus Talk Echoes in Football Promise
A father recalls telling his son a circus trip would prove his good behavior. The son counters that if he stays in his father's good graces he might score a ticket to watch him play football, signaling a lighthearted family exchange about rewards and pride.
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Sun
Anderson
There is No One Curiosity in the Overtime
A terse remark notes a lack of novelty or curiosity as work extends beyond regular hours. The line suggests fatigue or monotony in ongoing tasks without new incentives. No named individuals or organizations are identified in the fragment.
Bad Name and a Publisher's Redemption
In a 1916 tale Cyril Anderson, a famed New York publisher with a checkered past, encounters Lily Holmes and is challenged by her bedrock honesty. An encounter with Lily’s unsuspecting parents upends his cynicism, leading to a transformative confession and a sincere declaration of love.
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Cyril Anderson
Lily Holmes
Misa Holmes
Anderson Company
Anderson
New York
Broadway
Harlem
Lily
Mise Holmes
Mr. Anderson
W. G. Chapman
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a disjointed sequence. It reads like a corrupted community page with scattered references to people and locations, but no clear event or outcome is discernible.
Corn remedy praised by Bottineau firm in ad claim
A historical ad copy extols a corn remedy as the world s best produced by Fladeland Williams Tirog Co in Bottineau. The fragmentary text uses enthusiastic sales language and calls the product wonderful for corns with dramatic testimonials.
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Bottineau
Fladeland- Williams Tirog Co
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Nels'b. Arveson
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Pac
Razyolumn
Dion
Bacher
Pashion
Colum
A Butte
Aru
Rene
Dead Sea
Demit Mondaines
Bleeker
Peeke
Meeker
Rwain Gale
Tinea
Orien
Airis
Auveau County
R, H, Dale
McMlrth
Rottineau, North Dakota
E. Lawrence & Co
M. J. Farnand
D. C. Bottineau
First National Bank
N. Dak
First National Bank of
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