Multiple small North Dakota items collide with life and law
A digest of scattered North Dakota notes reports a Deering elevator worker losing clothes but not nerve, a farmer arrested for threats against the government, an inventor's airship flight that never left ground, a dismissed kidnapping case in Dickinson, a record milk yield by a calf near New Salem, and over $29,000 allocated to fire departments from insurance taxes. Additional items include a six-month sentence for wrecking a woman's life, an 18-month marriage oddity, fines over license signs, fashion jokes about burlap dresses, a pardon request by D M Noah, a Regent man winning $11,000 against Milwaukee, and Dickinson's new motorcycle police tally of eight arrests in four days.
Government frames doubt on murder in burned cook car tragedy
States Attorney H L Layne of Wells county rejects coroner’s murder theory in the Sykeston cook car deaths. He says the children appeared sleeping and suffocated then burned accidentally. A separate burglary case in Lidgerwood ended with a 10 year old suspect released after settlement. Aliens in US and Canada face compulsory service under an agreement. Portal crossings and Quebec quota shortfalls cited as military mobilization looms.
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States
H. L. Layne
Wells County
Sykeston
Albert DeChon
Canada
United States
Portal
Quebec
Taken Up Livestock Notice in Section 4-163-89
I have taken up at my place in Section 4 163 89 three mares a grey mare three years old branded WJ and a quarter diamond on left shoulder another grey mare three years old with same brand on left shoulder and a bay mare two years old not branded with two white hind feet and white stripe on forehead Owner must call prove ownership pay costs and remove the property.
Bowbells Meat Market Ad Offers Top Prices
We buy cattle hogs poultry and hides and pay the highest market prices at all times. Let us know what you have to sell and we will quote you a price at ft Bowbells Meat Market C J Winter Prop.
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Ft. Bowbells Meat Market
C. J. Winter
Powers Lake Community Notes Highlight Local Changes
P. M. Lund tours Yellow Stone and Glacier Parks with a recruiting officer taking three recruits to Minot for examination. A newborn boy born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Brathen on May 27. Minnie Pusin celebrants mark her seventh birthday with a luncheon and gifts. P. M. Lund sells Lakeview hotel stake to James Smith who plans upgrades. Lakefront to become a public park soon barring unforeseen plans. Powers Lake band expands under Henry Paulson with 30 pieces ready for weekly concerts. Village trustees impose a $200 road tax on every male resident, non exempting firemen. collection by Road Overseer Gliszcinski.
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P. M. Lund
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Minot
Gilbert Brathen
Powers Lake
Gliszcinski
We Reach the People Take a Jaunt via the Wire Way
The notice promotes the Northern Telephone Company's long distance service, inviting readers to explore its wire way options for reach and communication. It emphasizes the reach and accessibility of distant calls, targeting the reader with a promotional tone.
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The
Northern Telephone Company
Remedy Helps Fight Painful Cholera Morbus Attacks
A Huntington Indiana mother recounts using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to ease two children's summer sickness described as cholera morbus. She urges keeping a bottle on hand for quick relief.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Standard bred stallion advertised for mare breeding
An advertisement from Burky county offers a single standard bred stallion for breeding mares to supply army horse needs. Wm Sadleir invites calls to inspect Sodaller's Last, with register papers, noting North Dakota strength. Also includes Fargo Courier-News subscription offer and a health tip on sour stomach with Chamberlain's Tablets.
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United States
Burky
North Dakota
Sadleir
Plow Tame Sod Early for Better Next Year Crop
Early plowing of tame sod yields a better crop next year than late season plowing in September or October. If moisture allows, plow bromus timothy and clover sod soon after the hay crop is cut. Agr. Ex. Dept. N. D. Agr. College.
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Dept
N. D
Agr
College
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Bowbells Land Co
Albert Anderson
Voltaire
Berger
Valley City
Margaret Muth
Dickinson
Jamestown
Charles Klusman, Jr
New Salem
Reade
Nelson County
Drake
Cogswell Enterprise
D. M. Noah
Supreme Court
Frazier
Noah
Ward
John Franz
Milwaukee Railway
Franz
Ray Graf
White
Fargo . Courier-News
M. A. Jensen
Bowbells
Piper-Howe Lumber Co
Northgate
A. C. Wiper B
M. Wohlwend T
Hunter H. W. Westrum L. E
Hunter M
Jelinek
W.N. Sanford
J. B. Pontius M, A. Jensen
G. A. Kopriva D
Hunter Ole Frosaker
Knute Frosaker
Fred Bangasser Masonic Lodge
Bowbella
L. A. Johnson
A. L. Doe
First National Bank of Bowbells
First State Bank of
Burke Co
State Bank of Bowbells
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