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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
7
Reliable information on trees shrubs and bulbs is offered with tips for June growth. Recommends pruning shaping new elm trees thinning raspberry hills and cultivating weeds. Discusses tulip lifting bulb storage and fall planting, plus a mortgage foreclosure notice for Powers Lake, North Dakota with sale details and fixed date.
Notice lists multiple bidding opportunities including 16 miles of wire stringing and 6 miles of cross arm work with July 1 1916 deadline in Woburn North Dakota. Also announces land sale under Fritz Wolgast estate with private sale after July 1 1916 and Burke County bridge construction bids due July 26 1916 plus church basement alterations with bids due July 10 1916.
Up to 2 PM July 11 1916 sealed bids are invited for a grade and bridge project linking sections 26 and 21g and sections 27 and 34 in township ay 403 range 93. Bids specify completion and costs for the construction work.
Bids to be according to plans and specifications on file in the county surveyor office. Bid accompanied by a $50.00 certified check. Bids opened at 2 P M July 11 1914. Board of County Commissioners may reject any bids. Burke County Auditor G K Melby signs June 5 1916. Also notice to creditors in the estate of Millard Pope deceased. Executors James Pope and Joseph Pope request claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. C & Randall resident agent Bowbells North Dakota to receive, H A Hanson law office Bowbells. Dated June 1 1916. James Pope Joseph Pope Executors. First publication June 4 1916.
Notice is given that a 1911 mortgage executed by Albert G Reiter Brena M Reiter and Henry W Schoenrock to Julian J Reiter and recorded January 30 1911 in Burke County North Dakota was assigned to Walter Rasmussen December 24 1911.
Bids for A grade construction between sections 2 and 11 township 160 range 93 will be received up to 2 PM on July 3 1916. Each bid must include a certified check for 50.90. Bids opened at 2 PM on July 3 1916. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any bid. Official notice dated May 29 1916. Burke County North Dakota.
Automobile trips between towns gain popularity aiding business folk and farmers. One Arvilla Farmers Club event drew 800 autos and 4000 attendees with speeches, baseball, athletics, and dancing. The note highlights neighborliness and plans for a Devila Lake gathering in the near future.
The document notes that numerous items are created for a wide audience and some will be extensive in scope. It emphasizes scalable production and broad applicability across various recipients without detailing specific contents.
The article argues that a better season lies ahead for small grains than corn, citing North Dakota 1911 as an example of success through thorough cultivation. It emphasizes seed bed preparation, seed quality, weed control, soil aeration, and moisture retention as key benefits, concluding with the maxim that cultivation protects crops when uncertain.
Grand Forks N D June 8 coroner jury ruled death from starvation in the case of Henry Anderson found near the Great Northern right of way six miles north of the city. He was alive when taken to Minto but died within minutes after arrival there. He had eaten nothing for days.
Grand Forks June 8. State engineer Bliss offers to aid all good roads organizations. The governor's proclamation and road improvement literature accompany the letter urging farmers to recognize losses from poor roads. Bliss plans meetings across the state to promote better highways, noting wheat-haul costs approach a million dollars annually.
Short promotional notice urging readers to use the Northern Telephone Co long distance service. Mentions sending replies to letters and reaching people quickly through the telephone company offerings.
Public service advertises stallion breeding at Dave Landis farm from noon until evening each Tuesday until further notice. Rates list insuring service at ten dollars and a roll plus two mares for eighteen dollars. Sim on Lynch.
The public is warned not to drive across the southeast quarter of a land parcel in Bowbells township North Dakota. After the date, trespassers will be dealt with. Dated at Bowbells North Dakota June 16 1416 Mrs Julia Ellistad. Also an advertisement for Cham berlains Tablets praising relief from stomach troubles and constipation by S H Murphy Wellsburg NY.
E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio lauds Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a family staple for years and while traveling. He says his household has used it since starting to keep house and keeps a supply on extended visits, noting its wide availability.
OSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Bowbells North Dakota announces services on the first and third Sundays each month. First mass at 9:10, second at 10:45 with evening service at 7:30. In parish mass at 8:00 am. Notary B A Stefanowicz, office in The Tribune Building Bowbells ND.
Veedol motor oil is described as warlvalled in durability with strong lubricating properties. It is stated to deliver maximum power and minimize wear, with oils refined and filtered from top Pennsylvania crudes to ensure high quality.
Strayed: a three year old with white spot on tare two yearling red heifers and one year ing red steer with hooks from my farm southwest of Lig nite near the Host of May notify F P Bakken or postmaster at Lig nite N
A fragmented report notes a lecture at Moses Inwa churches about a cholera remedy used in India. The speaker claimed the remedy could prevent and cure milder bowel complaints and that it saved a life during illness, suggesting wide availability for similar conditions.
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