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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

2

Bowbells Tribune Classifieds Briefly Mention Property and Items

Sale furnishings listed at Mouse River Park with Tribune entry. Wording requests contact Tribune or box 15 Bowbells ND. Wanted farm for sale with price and details addressed to D F son Minneapolis Minnesota. Ford car in good condition offered by Karl Swengon.

Mouse River Park Tribune One N. D D. F. Son Minneapolis Mino Ford Karl Swengon Bowbel

Primaries Winners Listed by State Ticket and County Roles

Figures show Frasier 1170 and Nestoe 959 top state ticket bets in Burke county with many other party choices. County results include Stannard 1115 for Schools, Melby 929 for Auditor, Stitt 1089 for Clerk of Court, and Hanson 972 for States Attorney with several minor candidates noted.

Local County Returns Hint at League Candidates’ Big Lead

Justice of Foace Olson age 60 Nickey 59 Randall D Schmidt D Bising 67 figure among the returns. The above data from 24 of 39 precincts shows strong league neighborhoods and suggests that when final results from missing polling places arrive the league candidates will gain a larger majority.

Foace Olson Nickey Randall D. Schmidt D. Bising League

Bowbells Man Weds Penn Girl

A Bowbells man marries a Pennsylvanian woman he met while she taught in Bowbella two years ago. He has served as Bowbells bank cashier since returning from military service, earning respect and trust as deposits rise despite statewide financial pressures. The Tribune extends congratulations to the couple on their life together.

Bowbella Anderson Bowbells the Tribune

Moonshine Still Discovered Near Texas Oil Wildcat

Mexia Texas authorities uncovered a camouflaged moonshine operation near an oil wildcat site. A drilling shack with a steam setup misled observers while armed guards protected the area. A prohibition agent raided the site and found a full still outfit and cash, with no oil well in sight.

Prohibition

Woman Is Accused of Flogging Girl of Sixteen

Paris. Mrs. John Exell, thirty, is charged with attempted murder and assault for flogging Miss Beula Hogue, sixteen, who was paying attentions to Exell's husband. Exell says common law justified her actions. The pair rode in a taxicab to a secluded wood where Exell allegedly forced Hogue to disrobe and used a thick leather strap.

Paris John Exell

Mind Freed Bigamist After Alcohol Defense in Court

A New York case reports Harry A. Warren escaped a five year sentence for bigamy by claiming intoxication at his second marriage. The transcript notes he argued a "fifty-fly mentality" and described intoxication influencing his actions. The court accepted the defense and voided the harsher punishment.

New York N. X Allen- Ista Harry A. Warren Eaid Abe

Waterspout chases Cunard Carmania near New York

Passengers describe a gigantic waterspout sighted about 800 miles from New York that grew to 1,200 feet high and 150 feet wide as the Cunard liner Carmania sped away at full speed. The spout subsided just as it neared the ship, leaving awe-struck travelers and officials calling it a terrifying yet marvellous phenomenon.

New York Cunard Mner Near East Uner G. W. Melson

Judge orders man thrashed in Atlantic City case

Recorder Clarence Goldenberg orders Webster Risley to strike Thomas Curtis after Mrs Risley testified Curtis accosted her and sent unfounded letters. The exchange describes Curtis as causing public scenes while Risley is tall and muscular and defendant small and wiry. The judge urges a decisive pepping to quell the controversy.

Atlantic City N. J Webster Risley Thomas Curtis Clarence Goldenberg

Burglary Report From Oca New York Area

A garbled note describes alleged burglary activity in Oca New York. Police investigate claimed operations linked to an unidentified group amid references to fire remnants and a hidden “Armot-bur glare” in a troubled area called pinta.

Oca New York

Posers Put to Jap Editors on Divorce and Face Shape

A Japanese editor answer column receives questions about a divorce based on pale eyebrows and a woman's round face. The Yamato notes the man cannot cite eyebrow color as a valid reason to end a marriage. The Yomiuri replies no one can alter facial shape, praising the cheerful, healthy appearance of the complainant.

Yamato Yomiuri

Figures of Earth excerpt line about Tam and marriage

A male narrator in Cabeil's Figures of Earth laments his wife Tam's tedious chatter and controlling nature. He mocks poets who praise his fidelity, contemplates violence to escape dullness, then returns home to his toast. The passage satirizes marital friction and social theatrics of devotion.

Tam Manuel Figures of Earth James Branch Cabeil

First United States Mint and Early Coinage History

First American Mint details Henry Voight as John Fitch assistant, first chief coiner of the United States. The mint was established in Philadelphia by Congress on April 2, 1782 with David Rittenhouse as director. Three coinage presses began operation October 1, later ships from England. The brick three story building housed the mint, with a wooden rear coinage shop. Up to 1816 coinage was done by hand.

Henry Voight John Fitch United States Philadelphia Washington David Rittenhouse England Coinage Department Band

This Cavewoman Too Rough

In Kansas City Missouri Martin Connolly an ice dealer and Wisle Rogers a housemaid were in South Side Municipal Court. Connolly denied love and claimed Elsie pressured him toward a marriage license while she threatened violence. Wisle admitted urging a rethink. Judge Fleming fined both 25 dollars.

Kansas City Martin Connolly Wisle Rogers Elsie Martin South Side Connolly Wisle Fleming

Cuts Off Wife Hair to Keep Her at Home

In Akron Ohio Orrin Cox a rubber worker cut his wife Mra. Cox twenty seven year old Mra Coxs long braids from her head to keep her home rather than travel as a hair tonic demonstrator They quarreled over the proposed tour and she stayed away until late at night He clipped the braids as she braided before bed restoring hair not.

Mia Holt Mapes Akron Mra Oure Cox Orrin Cox Cox

Swift Smoked Ham and Fresh Meat Specials

Pioneer Meat Market advertises special cuts with home made bologna at 10 to 18 cents per pound and swift smoked ham at 25 cents per pound as featured in a local market notice. R. PF. Migge promotes the sale of fresh meat and deli items.

SWIFT

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