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Wahpeton Times

Location

Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

7

Dr Zimmerman's Dentist Office in Breckenridge Building

Dentist Dr Zimmerman operates from the Mikeche and Benesh Building in Breckenridge. Contact by phone 228 J. at the office, details unclear due to partial OCR.

Dr. Zimmerman Mikeche & Benesh Breckenridge J. T

The Lovers' Knot by Martha Cobb Sanford

Ella Marden seeks rest from heat on a golf course and engages with several men including West Brayton and Lyndon West. A cut boot and a bleeding ankle become a focal moment as tension and flirtation unfold amid social golf club settings.

Lovers' Knot Martha Cobb Sanford Ella Marden West Miss Alard Ella Mr. Brayton Brayton Met Lyndon West

The Romance of Steel and the Founders of Modern Metal

An account of William Kelly and Henry Bessemer shaping modern steel, with Captain William Jones and Andrew Carnegie in a saga of invention and industry. It details kilns, converters, and the scrap-heap policy that surged in a competitive era, ending with Jones's death and Carnegie's poignant reaction.

Robfert Masher Bill Jones Andrew Carnegie Wiliam Kelly Pittsburg Kelly Ker Fue Ted Fellint Prople Kelly Bessemer Patent Office Robert F. Mushet Tssesner Cnrbon ix Wiliam Redones Dbi Jones England Carnegie Tve Carpeste United Bite Jones Ike Herbert N. Casson

Senator Asked to Speak Amid Crowd After Punctured Fire

A fragment from New York Press quotes the senator pushing into a crowd around an automobile and asking what the trouble is as a man talks of a punctured fire. The snappy line about inquisitive people follows, attributed to Bronnie.

Eoen Ella New York Press

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