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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
8
A vintage advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best aid for digestion and relief from biliousness. It claims the pills cure constipation and headaches, never cause griping, and provide early rising energy for both adults and children. Sold by ELC and Krueger.
A Boston university scene shows Prof Bowne humorously piloting a discussion on principles with a pun about scruples. The exchange turns on a student’s objections as the professor pretends to seek scruples and the student notes drachms without scruples.
The advertisement touts a non opiate cough remedy for children including coughs croup and whooping cough. It claims to be harmless tasty and effective and lists Ey C Krueyer as the seller.
The article notes Argentina has millions more sheep than the United States bans and about six percent of its vast rural area under cultivation. It cites 250 million acres as the extent of rural land, larger than 1900 grain, cotton, tobacco, and vegetable crops, highlighting the spread of grazing and farming.
A garbled text fragment shows references to Chimabornio's Pain Basin and common ailments. It mentions a sale by B C Stueger, a court clerk fee, a frustrated witness, and scattered courtroom dialogue about a prisoner and fees.
The Century cites W P Sands noting Korea, the Hermit Kingdom, suffers oppression by hidden tribes and foreign plots. It discusses isolation from worldly affairs as a barrier to improvement and progress, with Korea blamed for shunning contacts and domestic turmoil.
Thomas J. Sawyer of Worcester possesses an oration delivered in Trenton New Jersey one century ago on George Washington's death. The text, printed in old style English, came to Sawyer via his mother's family then residents in Trenton during the Revolution.
A writer cites an Exchange comment arguing men favor marrying deaf mutes over women and suggests factors behind this gender difference in marital preference. He recounts hearing from educators and others about the issue, noting the lack of conclusive explanations and inviting further evidence.
The smallest full grown elephant in Europe, thirty three inches tall and weighing 220 pounds, is shown in a London exhibit. He traveled by cab to a photograph gallery for his portrait and received buns brandy and water at lunch.
An old ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Car Syrup as a gentle bowels mover for coughs colds and bronchial affections. It claims to expel cold trroubles from the system and features the honey label on the bottle with a bold branding note.
Notice from the Clerk of Bowbells North Dakota Ward County invites bids for the sale of bonds issued by the Village of Bashellsy. Bonds payable in determinations of RI0 each with interest at 10 percent from date of issue May 1. Bids due by 2h, HH0R.
A fragmentary note from Jamaica recounts high regard for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cure for whooping cough on that end of the globe. The writer claims it never fails to relieve and thanks the remedy for aiding daily life.
Notice states a named claimant has filed a proof of intent supporting his claim and that the land will be “made ready” before the Land Office. Hearing set at Stenston and Reedhurst U S Land Office on Monday 2% and date July. overview mentions cultivation and residence requirements for the specified parcel ending with mentions of Bearson and Alpe.
The undersigned will take cattle on the Willow Range for the 1905 season and be in Bowbells on May 8 to drive stock to the range. Abundant grass and water promise fine range. Names listed include R. F. Glaspy and Paxton among others.
An advertisement asserts that strong digestion, not food quantity, builds a robust body. It claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach to extract nourishment from any meal, regardless of stomach condition, feeding the blood and tissues and curing indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, sour stomach, and weak heart.
A line of dialog features Jeremiah Neow and Ezekiel arguing about a girl in Smoketown. Jeremiah mistakes the address and dismisses a helpful constable, while Ezekiel seeks directions to Pittsburg and a quicker answer about a girl with a white face.
The advertisement claims De Watt’s Witch Salve penetrates skin pores and by medical effects reduces inflammation and cures oils burns cuts and various skin diseases. It is marketed as a remedy for blind bleeding itch ing and protruding piles and is produced by B. C. DeWitt & Co. and sold by E. U. Kroger.
Land Office at Minot North Dakota announces that Hans M Hansen and Soren Hansen have filed notices of intention to make final proofs on their claims. Proofs will be examined by the Register and Receiver at Minot, June 1905. Witnesses listed include Chile Hendrikson Niels Bowey Haus Peterson and others from Bowbells North Dakota.
Public notices from Minot North Dakota announce final proof hearings for land claims. Neal Aukerman II seeks to prove up to northwest quarter of section 3, township 1, range BA, with witnesses listed from Bowbells and nearby areas. The second notice concerns H E Hansen heirs seeking to prove for southeast quarter of section 12, township 101, range 90, with witnesses from Bowbells and Charle Hendrikson among others.
Land Office at Minot announces that Guy F Hollns of Dowbelle North Dakota has filed for final proof on his homestead in section 21 township 161 range 4. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Minot on June 27 1905. Witnesses listed include Ton T Stewart John W Moore Lauence Fyapon Tina Hurl Bowell and others.
Land office at Minot North Dakota May 3 1905 named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be before the Register on June 15 1905. Axel Lindblad J E No 26037 the land is in section 2 township 62 range 62. The following claimants prove continuous residence and cultivation of said land Charlie Blomveen Brick Lindblad Tam Lindblad Pru Lindblad all of Bowell North Dakota. Sanborn Register Land Office Agents.
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