The Phantom Wagon Train Ghost Story by Sally Mendam
A hunter joins a buffalo era expedition on the St Joseph to Denver freighting route. An old plainsman recounts a ghost wagon led by four horses carrying a murdered Ringler family, returning years later as a spectral freight. The tale sways witnesses to fear as the phantom wagon lingers on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Plains
St. Joseph
Denver
Laramie
Plains
Acrogs
St Joe
Ringler
Colorado Springs
Hite
Utah
Indiana
Jim Ringler
A Curious Treatise On Seronautics And A Ship Turned Turtle
The article surveys Rousseau’s Le Nouveau Dedale a playful nod to early air navigation, noting his two challenges of creating a lighter than air body and how to bring it down. It then explains nautical term turn turtle and recounts the battleship Captain sinking in the Bay of Biscay with forty survivors and eighteen later rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousseau
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Leonardo da Vinci
St. 18
Darius Greens
Jean Jacques
Bay of Biscay
Pearson
Uncle Ned's Supper Scheme Sparks Camp Comedy
A lumber camp tale recalls Uncle Ned resolving a cook crisis by declaring he would cook if everyone waited on him. While the old man directed tasks from his spruce chair, the crew fetched wood, washed potatoes, fried pork, and prepared dishes, learning a byword for ease and humor in camp life. The excerpt ends noting a brief humor column about marriage impediments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ringier
St. Croix
Penobscot
St. John
Ned
Uncle Ned
Mac
Jake
Tom
Estray Law Provisions Outline Ownership and Sale Rules
This page excerpt explains how estrays are handled by law. It covers notice requirements and procedures for owners to reclaim animals, the holder's ownership after a year for values under twenty five dollars, and sale procedures for estrays valued above twenty five dollars. It notes costs, advertising, and how proceeds are managed if unclaimed.
Abstract of 8 Year Ending Becombe Aeer
Abstract describes the condition and affairs of the American Central Ins. Co. of Saint Louis Missouri, under Missouri law, made to the state of North Dakota, in pursuance of the laws of that state. It notes filings and regulatory references, with emphasis on financial position and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Central Ins. Co
Saint ‘In
Miri
Missouri
Tate
North Dakota
Paraugues
North Dakota Insurance Abstract for 1910 Bonds and Premiums
State official I W C Taylor certifies that the abstract summarizes the original North Dakota insurance statement for the year ending 1910. It lists railroad bonds stock loans on collateral securities and other assets premiums received and disbursements including losses and salaries taxes and expenses. Confirmation seal and date April 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa Reed
Lee, Higginson & Co
North Dakota
State OF North Dakota
I. W. C. Taylor
State of
Bismarck
A. D
Ww. C. Taylor
Insuranc
North Dakota confirms insurer authority for 1911 approval
State isssues certificate granting American Central Ins Co of Saint Louis Missouri authority to transact fire and marine insurance in North Dakota until March 31 1912 following filed sworn statements and charter certificate. Official W. G. Taylor Commissioner signs April 1 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
North Dakota
Commissioner of Insulary Company
American Central Ins. Co
Saint Louis
Missouri
Aaid
Taylor
Awa
Bismarck
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Sally Mendam
American Prose Aasociation
Tommy
Toledo Blade
Garnet Rex
Davis Farm
American Trotting Register
Garnet
Wilkes
Mies Sainter
Galileo Rex
Raylgent
Etene Misa
Canningham Keonviles
Garnet Wilkes
Songerd
Mine Bainter
Chicas
H. Smart
Bowbells
N. D
Ladies’ Seminary
Mias Jones
Becombe
Edw. T. Campbell
Deve Rorick
B. G. Chapman, Jr
Mieanty
Lame, Geanmnisliver
Orean Febeusly
Groaa
Fedger
Rete Am
Olvidar
Munici
Kodak
France
D. M.ferry
Northrup King & Co
Mickelson
Krueger Drug Co
Rexall
North Oak
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