Ice and cooling sales promise steady supply
The message touts abundant ice to keep things cool and ready for quick service, claiming timely delivery on demand and assurances of on-hand stock to meet customer needs.
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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
The message touts abundant ice to keep things cool and ready for quick service, claiming timely delivery on demand and assurances of on-hand stock to meet customer needs.
July 7 the town of Faith will host its townsite sale conducted by the Milwaukee townsite company. Purchasers may recover up to ten dollars for expenses from the nearest railroad point as Faith becomes a temporary terminus on a rapidly advancing branch line with trains expected by summer’s end. For Pure Drugs and medicines visit The Red Cross Pharmacy.
Market notes from Lemmon show prices for wheat and durum flour mixed with dairy butter and potatoes. Read as a brief stocked with grain and dairy mentions.
Notice announces publication of a land sale claim by Aaron Ana and others, detailing property description, claimant names, serial numbers, and dates related to public land entry and contest procedures as of 1916, with references to townships, ranges, and legal notices from the U.S. Land Office. The document notes contest actions, service requirements, and the need for claimants to appear or respond by specified dates.
Fragmentary notice for publication isolated tract auction titled Pinkic Land Sale. The readable text references a pasture or ranch area with local place names and list of unclear party references. The document lacks clear buyers, dates, or locations due to OCR corruption.
An earthquake devastates Catitel in Avellino province leaving 8,000 residents displaced. Death toll estimated from twenty to fifty with many injured as King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena tour the ruins comforting orphans and visiting survivors. Ambassador reports urgency in the affected area.
The piece discusses Attorney General actions on federal charges against United States Steel and the role of state courts. It cites AFL President Samuel Gompers and the federation, noting the inquiry into the legality of the iron industry trust and potential Supreme Court involvement regarding Standard Oil and American Tobacco precedence.
Mrs Charles W Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin wife of a nine member firm director appeared before a New York circuit court and pleaded guilty to an indictment charging her with importing jewelry and wearing apparel worth about 5000 arriving aboard the Laustania last Friday in New York. She wore $1000 in jewelry.
A committee of shippers from Omaha to New York will rally next week to commend Taft for delaying a rate increase. The group represents major commercial interests east of the Missouri River and aims to press action against the proposed Western routes.
London reports England anticipates about 12.5 million dollars from American visitors this season. The expected 100,000 Americans will travel in the summer and are estimated to spend 125 dollars each, including railway fares.
The new forestry official Graves, former aide to Gifford Pinchot, spent eight weeks in Washington after a extended inspection trip. Officials report a focus on forest service matters and coordination with district offices as they assess policy and funding.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a local meeting about prohibitions on gambling devices and related bets. Mentions authorities and public appetite shifts, with references to names and institutions obscured by garbled wording.
The piece reports on a near final settlement in a Pennsylvania coal mine dispute. Key figures include Chevalier Fortunata Tisear and officials from the Pennsylvania Coal Company. Arbitration was advised as the conflict neared a formal resolution with government and labor representatives present.
The wedding of Margaretta Drexel daughter of Anthony Drexel, banker of Philadelphia and London, to Guy Montague George Prineb Viscount Maidstone occurred at Westminster Abbey in London. The ceremony was conducted by Canon Morales Merwe and attended mainly by her father with numerous guests, the union marking a high society alliance valued at around 800 900.
The Minnesota State Treasurer, Dinehart, died at age 33 in Blayton after a public announcement of candidacy for a Republican nomination. Clarence B. Hemsurer and other state figures noted the sudden loss as the party prepares for the fall election.
A confused report describes a clash near a harbor where American forces confront a foreign vessel and its crew. General Wigwt allegedly denies U S involvement while reports mention naval actions by the Aronnian gunnest and the Madiie force.
Jane O George Wilson of Chicago, engineer on a train bound for a place called Kandie, Wisconsin, averted a major wreck at a burned bridge near Rockford. Quick actions kept the train from plunging as structural damage threatened the track and cars.
Browne and Chengo face a bribery case linked to Senator Lorimer's election. Trial resumed before Judge McSurley in criminal court as jurors were selected. In St Paul, sixteen priests were ordained at St Mary's chapel by Bishop Patrick J Heffron following the seminary's wishes.
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