Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity
Fragmented ad copy claims Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood and tones the system using glycerin extract. It references relieving debility from assumed poisons, with testimonials praising improved health and rapid recovery from colds, grip, and pneumonia-like symptoms.
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Ature
Americas
Pierce
Mn. Jaare EN
DL. Street
Withington
D.C
Lata
Mane
Dr. Onefort
McHenry Fire Devastates Howden Best Dept Store
McHenry M D January 17 Fire tonight destroyed the Howden Best department store in this city with an estimated loss of 7000 dollars. Origin of the blaze unknown, firemen fought under adverse conditions due to cold weather and the fire was extinguished by 6 40 o'clock. Valley City druggist receives praise for Ad lerka buckthorn bark mixture claims relief for indigestion and constipation with one dose. The Peoples Fuel Co promotes Puritan Kitchen Coal noting low dust and soot.
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McHenry
M. D
Howden & Best
Valley City
Dakota Drug Co
Ex Att Gen Writes A Good Book And Big Clearance
The Times-Record reports Hon. T. F. McCue as author of The Conquest of Ines Ripley under the name Scob King. The article notes a busy law career and graft lessons in a love story with heiress plots. Also covered is Straus Clothing Company’s Midwinter Clearance Sale, described as the largest in the store’s history with deep discounts and rapid stock clearance. Society notes invite readers to contact the society editor.
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Times-Record
Ines Ripley
T. F. McCue
Gen. McCue
Scob King
Straus Clothing Company
Bitter attack on the powers declares pledged Ottoman integrity
Osman Nizami Pasha, Turkish ambassador to Germany in London for peace talks, denounces European powers for shifting from past pledges to Ottoman integrity. He cites the note to the Porte and warns that promises to safeguard Turkey’s security now seem unreliable amid talk of possible Constantinople and Asiatic territorial changes.
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London
Osman Nizami Pasha
Germany
Porte
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
TO TAKE CONSTANTINOPLE
London reports state that Balkan envoys say the great powers note imposes no restraint on allies and Turkey’s rejection would spell utter annihilation in Europe The delegates interpret the note as supporting the capture of Constantinople and say retaking the Ottoman capital would be first step if war resumes They remain in London awaiting renewed peace talks at St James Palace.
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London
Balkan
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
St. James Palace
Brandt Is Coming West After Pardon Granted
Foulke E. Brandt, freed from a thirty year burglary sentence at Mortimer J. Schiff's home, left New York for the West after a governor’s pardon. United States Senator Nelson supported the pardon. He will stop in Washington before heading to Minnesota to begin anew, with many Swedish society members at Pennsylvania Station greeting him.
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New York
Mortimer J. Schiff
Foulke E. Brandt
West
Sulzer
United States
Nelson
Minnesota
Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Boy Bandit Still Silent In Chicago Robberies
Police captain Lavin pressed James B. Perry the confessed boy bandit leader who with his gang robbed numerous Chicago vehicles in the past two months but Perry remained mute and refused to name accomplices despite hours of questioning.
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Chicago
Lavin
James B. Perry
Lst
Want-Ad Column Encourages Selling or Renting
Advice from the Times-Record WANT-AD column highlights how to turn unused articles into cash. It also promotes renting rooms or houses as an efficient way to monetize unused items.
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Times-Record
Farm Tools Ready for Spring and Repairs Offered
Farmers urged to bring drill bits for steel setting sharpening and polishing before snow. Machinery repairs promised at reasonable prices by Peter Davidson in New York. A separate card from New York asks railroad employees to contribute a wedding memorial fund for Miss Helen Miller Gould and Finley J Shepard with an average gift of 10 cents.
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Peter Davidson
New York
United States
Helen Gould
Finley J. Shepard
National Railroad
Helen Miller Gould
Notice and Citation Hearing of Final Account and Distribution
North Dakota Barnes County court warns respondents in the estates of Maren Wald and Andrew Olson to appear Feb 3 and Feb s, 1913 respectively to contest the final accounts. The notices name defendants and interested parties, specify court rooms in Valley City, and require written exceptions to the accounts for distribution and discharge. Also includes a farm-for-sale listing in Barnes County and a Times Record tag.
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da G. Wold
Anna M. Wold
Martin A. Wald
Ann
Helga M. Wald
Ida G. Wald
North Dakota
Maren ‘Wold
Valley City
Barnes
Sald
Maren Wald
Irgens
State OF North Dakota
H. Des. Tigens
Andrew W. Olson
Oscar A. Olson
Martina Olson
Emma Olson
Mary Solum
Edward A. Olson
Otto A. Olson
Woodburn
Marion
Oregon
Oscar A. ‘Olson
H. Des, Irgens
A. P. Paulson
124Th Valley City
N. D
Normal Beats Concordians 37 to 15 in season opener
Normal State Normal School defeats Concordia College 37 to 15 in a fast paced first conference game played before about 100 fans. Wickstrom and Green lead the forwards, Pederson and Lavik strong at guard, with Kile and Mune key others as coach Burckbalter shows material for a top season.
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Leo
Satyydan
State Normal School
Concordian College
Mimiet
Concordia Five
Burckbalter
Concordia Wickstrom
Kile F. Green
Johnson
Bomstead
Pederson
Lavik
Bublte
Kile
Markegon
Mune
Detmers Krueger wedding at Fingal
Lena Detmers and John Krueger wed at the Detmers home near Fingal with Rev Bonhoff officiating. The couple will reside on the Krueger farm north of Fingal after a reception for relatives and friends. The issue notes community grief at Frank Stangler Sr’s death and recalls McLean Bill appeals and a court verdict in Edman vs Great Northern Railway for damages.
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Fingal
Henry Detmers
Northywest
Oriska
Lena Detmers
John Krueger
Bonhoff
Valley City
Barnes County
Gus Kreuger
Krueger
Herald
Frank Stangler
Stangler
Austria
Casselton
Bertha Edman
Great Northern Railway Co
Largo
Finnley
Held On White Slavery Charge in Jamestown Indiana
Juvenile officer returns from Linton to handle a white slavery case alleging Grace Haynes of Linton was held by Charles A Wilhelm as section boss at Linton with threats and profit. Grace is 18, an alleged accomplice sister of the accused faces charges. Wilhelm jailed without bail awaiting hearing. affidavits claim a decades old pattern across Fairmont and Hazelton since 1897.
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Jamestown
IN. T
Ilake
Linton
Ans Oller
Charles A. Wilhelm W
Grace Haynes
Fairmont
Hazelton
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Pardoned Man
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Boy Bandit
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Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance
Valley Cuty, North Dakota
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