Portal International Births and Local Notes
A Portal area column records births in December to the Ballantyne and Robinson families, mentions potential Socialist presence in the upcoming city election, Edith Peters becoming a telephone operator at Towner, and travels of Dr. and Mrs. Somers to Milwaukee and Chicago. Louis Kihl returns from a hunting trip with two moose and a caribou. Soo line surveyors visit. plan to convert vacant property to a park noted, with concerns about typhoid from sink holes. Obituary for Jay Robert Coffin, 63, longtime minister born in 1850, with career in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, later in Portal area churches. A shooting accident injures Mr Hovland, treated by Dr. Lancaster. condition described as painful but not serious.
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Soo Line
Soo
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Soa
Jay Robert Coffin
Boundary Towns
T. Tt. Waddington
Savage Harbor
Prince Edward Island
Dalhousie College
Halifax
N. S
Pine Hil College
Presbyterian‘ Church
Duram Nova Scotia
Bloomfield
Knox Presbyterian Church
North Portal
First Presbyterian Church
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Births and local notes from Powers Lake area
Sunday night Joet born to Mr and Mrs Carl Paulson of Lundy Valley. A bright girl at Pladsen home earlier this week. A Yorkshire boat shipped for Anton Van Berkom. Natural sea factory working hard at night with little fee. Funeral noted for the little son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Krause due to an oversight. Iowa and Illinois visitors seek North Dakota winter weather conditions. A Shorthorn cow owned by O T Olson wandered, calved a heifer, coyotes damaged the calf. Oleon would not sell the calf for 50, a five inch start to grow a thoroughbred herd. While butchering hogs Monday near Lunds.
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Joet
Carl Paulson
Lundy Valley
Adolph Krause
T. Olson
J. Aslum
Local births and community notes from Flaxton Times
A baby girl arrived Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Ben Bailey with mother and infant thriving. Miss Nona Hollister leaves Mapleton Iowa after visiting relatives. Miss Mable Hollister remains as chief operator through February. Martin Budin, longtime local and M. A. lodge member, was killed by a falling tree near Deer Alberta while homesteading. he carried $1 000 insurance. A resident of Berg Ore visits relatives Clint and Homer Tutt then returns home due to a family illness. Respectful notes on Donahue Smith and G H Willimto families and local market activity. A high school basketball clash last Friday between Conor and WinXton yielded a strong home effort. The local M W A selects officers for the coming year and the Royal Neighbors plan a joint open installation January 10.
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Flaxton Times
Ben Bailey
Martin Budin
AL Lqdge
Fed Deer
Alberta
Can
Budin
Canada
Third Am Jam Trial Scheduled In Bismarck
In Bismarck North Dakota a third trial is set for Sam Clerk and partner Crockard of the Jim Jam Gems. They face federal charges related to the sale of a controversial magazine. The first trial ended in a hung jury and the second yielded a mercy recommendation. Judge Willats imposed a penitentiary sentence. The new trial begins January 14 with defense arguing juror bias and incomplete evidence.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wee
Sam Clerk
Crockard
Jim
Jam Jems
Bimarck
Matt Peoutsinga
Willaty
Minnesota
Wills
Wil
Eighteenth Century Cricket and Australian Scarification Practices
Reports cite eighteenth century cricket matches in London drawing record crowds and surprising incidents. Also mentioned is a Queer practice among Australian tribes involving chest and rib cuts grafted with mud to create ridged skin.
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Lachéa
Orlokat
Ludlew
Maids of Chariton
Maids of
Singleton
Artillery Ground
London
Leo
Upham
Wilts
London Chronicle
Australia
London Standard
Englishman notes New York women’s posture on subway
An English visitor observes New York older women appearing straight and upright, joking that aging women struggle for seats on the subway. An American friend offers an explanation about straps and standing passengers, implying practical reasons for the observed posture.
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New York
Failing banter overheard in Cleveland fashion chat
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer captures a humorous exchange about a wife’s frock and its effect on her appearance. One speaker admiring the dress, another agreeing it’s a trim fit and a practical boost for him as well.
Throat Trouble Case Prompts Peruna Endorsement
Mr Barnes former Warren County sheriff suffers throat trouble from exposure and, after four bottles of Peruna, claims full recovery. The ad argues throat health guards against germs and urges gargling per the Life article. Also cites three doctors failing and a final cure after four bottles. Free Peru almanac offered.
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Barnes
Warren County
Tennessee
B. W.d.barnes
Mcig
Anville
Tenn
Peru Co
Columbus
Ohio
Saya
Peru
The Moonix and Mixed Verse Notes
A collage of brief poetic fragments and whimsical clips includes Ted Robinson in Judge, a rustic quip about Ida and chickens, a bank balance joke, and an old prover about clemency. Also notes Professor Wood’s claim that moon craters are sulfur filled.
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Ted Robinson
Judge
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
I. W. Wood
Johns Hopkins University
How To Bankrupt the Doctors
A prominent New York physician says women’s thin stockings and shoes would bankrupt doctors. Treat a cold promptly before it develops into pneumonia. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is intended for coughs and colds and has gained wide reputation for its cures. It is effective, pleasant, and safe to take, for sale by all dealers.
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New York
Tricks for kids and the honest scout in school
A simple handkerchief pin trick uses a charged stick to spin a handkerchief in the air. Advice on honesty in school urges reporting cribbing and building self respect. Then a kids game named the bird sellers has players act as buyers and birds, with a Robin fleeing capture until all birds are chosen.
MADE HAPPY by Asker's College Promoting Students
The Asker's Business College celebrated last week by placing students in fine positions including Joe Krogen Etta Briggs H LeGrand C Woolfrey Mabel Gulmékeon and Clara Anderson The note mentions opportunities for promotion and references BPO Bend catalogue and auto engineering school catalogues, with names such as H H Aaker and Grand ke ND.
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Asker's Business College
Joe Krogen
Etta Briggs
H. LeGrand
C. Woolfrey
Mabel Gul- Mékeon
Clara Anderson
Uto -Engineering
BPO
H. H. Aaker
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