Community Notes on Local Moves and Trials
Local residents anticipate a dance at Math Adams. News covers travel plans of Mrs Youngman, Mr and Mrs Runke and family to Glasgow Montana, and Huston Wray preparing to move his family to Irricana Alberta. Jorgen Hansoh’s son's appendix operation is reported, with other notes on births, weather impacts on wheat, and service arrangements for the Woburn Telephone Co.
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Math Adams
Huston Wray
Alberta
Irricana
Jorgan Hansoh
H. A. van Wold
Marks
Joe Pfeifer
Jess T. Jessen
Mr. Greaves
Woburn Telephone Co
Central
Bow Bells Council approves Bow bells waterworks sewer bonds
Bowbells city council meets in June 1910 with Mayor Donovan at the helm. Aldermen Peterson Heath Eaton vote on four propositions to fund waterworks and sewer improvements. Propositions pass by sizable majorities: $4,000 for city bonds, $5,800 for sewer bonds, plus $4,380 for sewer construction. City Auditor J P McCusker notes adjournment subject to mayoral call.
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Ee Ernallas
Race Association
Heath
Peterson
Bowbells
N. D
Ay Council
Donovan
Heath de Eaton
Elvere
J. P. McCusker
Tapestry Tale of a Canny Collector Trap
A Paris dealer tempted a buyer with a grand tapestry at a huge price. Later the expert revealed the work was the original cut in two, sold for far less to the buyer who paid dearly for the illusion and now regrets missing the true piece.
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Paris
New York Tribune
Fragmentary Nearby Gossip and Odd Misstatements
A garbled dialogue depicts Mrs Stingchin addressing a neighbor through a fence about a neighbor hanging out wash. A family moves into the empty house across, Mrs Mangle, and the exchange shifts to remarks about furniture and carpets with dismissive, clipped opinions.
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Stingchin
Neighbor gossip about a family moves through a town
A speaker notes a new family in the neighborhood, judging their happiness and parentage. The mother is claimed to be his sister and the father the Sunday school superintendent. The exchange shifts to weather questions about rain.
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Abd the Arother
First Tooth Festival Among Syrians Marks Tooth Cutting
The Syrians celebrate the baby’s first tooth rather than a birthday. Parents send sweets to friends’ homes, who then visit to offer congratulations. Servings in savainieh dishes are lent to neighbors and may take a week or two to return, often not emptied.
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Tunis
Caro
Tunja
St. James
Toast and finger bowl spar sparks in dinner quip
A witty exchange unfolds as a diner requests a second finger bowl, joking about washing hands between bowls. The banter highlights service quirks and quick humor in a restaurant setting.
Not Enough to Go Around
A fond mother asks what the four year old finds funny and the child replies that it is amusing but not funny enough for both to laugh at, reflecting a lighthearted domestic moment from a Chicago News Simplicity line.
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Chicago News
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Bowbells Markets
Tribune
C. W. Hayes
D. E. McLellan
First State Bank
D. H. Beecher
Mr. Hayes
Crit Mahoney
Hot Springs
Ark
Chamberlain
Minneapolis
John Christ
Andrew Olson
Ambrose
Joe Woodard
C. Rasmussen
Jens M. Jenson
John Bryan
Auto & Horse
Nymie
Council Proceedings
L. Richardson
Wifey
Hubby
Chicago
Aeraeeneees Machine
Capedia
Deill
Saesiaerts
Aeree Bion Krueger Drag Company
Steele
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Minot
N. Oak
Hersby
Ann Aufenson
Newport
Rye
Ana Neseeisan
Rex Hilgot
Christ L. Tachar
Ner
Hugh McGillivray
Charles E. Irwin
George ‘Orr
N.D
Vo Notas
E. Ol Register
E. Clagard
A. A. Graham
Old State Bank
Main Street
Bowbell
North Dakota
New Tin
Nesa
Clyde Hartman
Hartman Tin Shop
N. C. Gauslow
Busi
City Drag & Transfer Line
Patrona
See
Stallion Registration Board
J.G. Gag~nam
Ward
Agricultural College
Division of Animal Husbandry
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
R. E. Shigley
W. B. Richards
Stallion Registration ‘Board
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