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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
11
A local public notice reports delays to pavement works affecting street repairs. Officials cite funding and contractor scheduling as causes, with completion pushed to an updated target date and warnings for residents and businesses nearby.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a potential result or event labeled point one tye ole may win th acc. It lacks clear names, dates, or places but hints at a possible outcome or status in an ongoing tally or race.
The piece discusses rabbit plagues in the West and efforts by the Department of Agriculture's Biological Survey to develop a contagious disease or other methods to control pests. It notes past attempts, Ernest Thompson Seton’s observations, and the challenges of finding a safe, effective agent, with mention of wolves, ground squirrels, and pest control experiments.
A. I. Hollinger, a prosperous Kansas farmer who began book keeping twenty years ago, reports a $50,000 surplus after a recent trial balance. His long record shows 5,206 acres of wheat yielding 98,791 bushels and 2,846 acres of corn producing 72,672 bushels over twenty years. He retires to tour America, reflecting on farm costs, poultry care, and market prospects amid varied crop results and weather challenges.
Representative Bede of Minnesota recounts bear hunting lore in Duluth to President Roosevelt. The tale, reported by the New York Evening Post, features trolley car bears and street adventures, including bears stopping trolley cars and a pole-climbing bear near a Duluth window.
An old ad lists APH typewriter models from Remington and references a bookkeeper service at 88 Waalington Avenue New York. It mentions correcting errors and keeping records clean with reliable typing gear and support.
A杂乱 OCR sample lists mixed items including colorful New York postal cards, engraved calling cards, a cypher system, and a note promoting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The White Company serialized in a magazine section. It mentions sample books, price points, and publishing details.
In a Kansas City访 interview, Hollinger describes averaging 2515 bushels per acre over twenty years with 100 to 400 head cattle. He shifted from grain to cattle and alfalfa for reliability, noting any intelligent farmer can secure a comfortable living. He sold farm stock worth 0,500 and remains in Kansas for education and recreation, saying he has enough to avoid want.
Fragmentary OCR describes land tracts in Southwest Kansas and California properties. Mentions Los Angeles County property and Hainesco at M pres Musou tax with scattered phrases about real estate offerings and acreage.
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