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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
2
Local notes describe a new store opening by Kirsch & Johnson in Hoban block offering strictly fresh items. Odds and ends cover residents, sales, repairs, and community notices, including town movements, hospitalities, and shipments.
The Agricultural College reports two weeks of farm mechanics classes under De. Dolve studying harvesting machines and threshing separators. Four mills engage in practical wheat testing while the chemical department runs wheat quality experiments. Two Hereford bulls from Chicago boost the college herd. Horticulturalists seek home grown fruit samples for the Tri State Grain Growers Convention exhibit. Prof O O Churchill develops cross breeding plates for future use at Larimore Institute. Justice McKenna upholds Prof Ladd in a paint law case affirming North Dakota's 1905 paint tax act.
State Normal notes describe a 45 to 16 victory by Valley City Normal over Moorhead in a recent boys’ basketball game. The English department held chapel exercises with Prof Richard Haywood state superintendent visiting to address students. The school orchestra organized a dance on the last day of school as exams dominated much of the week with early finishes to enable Sunday travel.
City schools closed last Friday for a two week holiday. Teachers and students moved between campuses and towns for visits and travel. Several staff and students departed for Kensal, Underwood, Fstevan, Minot, and Devils Lake. A Valley City student is visiting for the holidays. A historical note praises Francis Joseph and Roosevelt as rulers who led armies in war. A Korean Daily News item is quoted about a Shong Pyung Chun family incident and a Japanese officer arrival.
A collage of wry maxims and aphorisms on marriage luck wealth and work from entertainers and readers. The bits touch on fashion romance work and self improvement with playful moralizing and social commentary.
Plenty of snow this morning and a roundup of social events in Coteau last week. Weddings, dances, surprise gifts, family visits, blacksmith shop plans, moves, and health updates color a lively local page. Notable mentions include a wedding dance at Coteau, a birthday organ gift, and Dr. Doe caring for Gertrude Olmine after relocation.
A collage of short snippets traces varied curiosities from satire about car loans and a broker to women in European armed forces and royal commissions. It notes oysters off Zululand, an American painter struck from a London voter list, and celebrations of temperance pioneer Livesay as well as Franklin birthplace marking proposals.
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