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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
Guidance on preparing whitewash with lime and carbolic acid for barns. Instructions cover dilution, mixing until creamy, optional spray application with more water, and straining through cloth. Apply when cows are absent, doors and windows open for rapid drying. washings typically every six weeks in winter, with a thorough fall application.
A Mississippi born brag and a dubious courtroom anecdote surface as Private John Allen recalls a controversial old case. The report also notes local moves including land deals, school janitorial appointment, and political views, alongside family visits and North Star Fourth of July planning.
The Wesley Peters feed mill in Bowbells will be sold at private sale under orders of the County Court. Prospective bidders may inquire with F A Kaup, Administrator Columbus North Dakota, for price and terms of wheat.
A major seeks medical exam and a prescription but a local doctor refuses, recalling three year old bad debts and a smallpox incident that harmed the physician’s practice. The men trade insults as the major defends his heroism and the doctor deflects blame, ending with the major leaving in anger.
Quoted from the Philadelphia Inquirer, the note compares fishing and advertising. It urges fresh bait and up-to-date copy, advising marketers to stick to a single proven pool and attract fish with the best bait in their kit. The analogy emphasizes patience and experiential targeting in business.
Quote attributed to an emperor urging trust in others and not to assume malice. Acknowledges occasional unpleasant experiences but argues one should remain hopeful and approach life with confidence despite trials.
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