One-footed soldier mine and veteran tales emerge
Anecdotes about C. E. Whitmore, a one-footed veteran and famed bugler, recount his long service from age 13 across the Army and Naval forces, including his cork foot invention, a key role at Pan-American Exposition, and witnessing McKinley’s assassination.
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School Land Sale Timing in Ward County Delayed
State Land Commissioner Hegge informs North Dakota School Superintendent that a January sale in Ward County is unlikely due to winter weather. The department plans to hold the sale later, likely in late March or early April, after evaluating the appeal filed by the School Board.
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Official Count Ranks Taft Victory and Johnson Lead
Official returns from the secretary of state show Taft 57 771, Bryan 32 909, Debs 2 505, Hiegen 38, Chafin 1 453 for president with Taft ahead by 24 962. For governor Johnson 47 093, Burke 49 346, majority 2 253, all other reports declared incorrect. Also notes the Woods family visiting the manse before moving east with daughter Marguerite and son Joel christened.
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