Williston Special School District Minutes August 15 1890
Board met by adjournment with Members Bergh Woodley Baldwin Freeman Sharp present. Minutes read and approved. Bond approved for C A Wittmeier as treasurer 20000 with Hedderich and Parshall as sureties. Salaries and bills approved. Principal Teigen dismissed. E K Brownson hired as principal for the new year. Board adjourned to August 19 1899. Ry Cormaxy, Clerk.
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Sharp
Woodley
Freeman
Wittweier
G. M. Hitlurich
W. D. Parshall
Herald
Grand Forks
Adv
Fargo Forum
Woice RB
H. Copeland
Aul Palary
Postagaust
Heddarid Bros. & Co
School Aupplien
Ac Bryant
Luling Wood
W.H. Denny
Feus
Inieh
Olaf Bergh
J. W. Rosa
N. G. Prudhomme
N. E. Prudhomme
Meare
Bergh
Baldwin
N. E. Prudhomine
Williston
Mavne
Lea Ly
Messrs
Bergh Young
N. T. Teigen
Teigen
Brownon
Sheep Dipping Regulations Announced by State Veterinarian
State Veterinarian M E Knowles reports circular from Secretary of Agriculture on new rules preventing movement of sheep from state to state DC with scabies exposure unless dipped. Approved dips include tobacco and sulfur or lime and sulfur. owner may choose. Inspectors to enforce. dept covers animal losses for dipping risks. Farmers advised to certify sheep are disease free before market.
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M. E. Knowles
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
District of Columbia
Coroners jury reviews death of Phillip Lacey in alcohol poisoning
Minot Optic reports the coroner's jury concluded Phillip Lacey died after drinking wood alcohol at Martin Jacobson's rear yard last Friday. The inquest examined the circumstances and unclear if the toxin was self-administered or given by others. One witness fled after the death was found.
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Minot
Phillip
Lacey
Martin Jacobson
Atere
Deat
Gold Lining in Rais The Rat Gold Plot at Waltham Factories
A Chicago Tribune note discusses a wild scheme to extract gold from microbes attached to oily rag waste in watch factory settings. It claims workers feed rats grease to coat them with gold, then burn rats in crucibles to recover precious metal, amusing investors while exposing the dubious “microbe” gold idea as outdated.
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Kodvate
Kavants
Chicago Tribune
Lake
Waltham Watch Company
Wateh
The Fleet of Monitors and Historic Neglect
A period article reviews the US navy monitors, noting long neglect and extravagant forecasts. It details single and double turret ships built around James River, weights 1,875 to 2,100 tons, power around 240 to 1,000 HP, and gun counts from two to ten. It also mentions delays, possible scrap, and the Vuritap class as examples of costly, debated designs.
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United States Navy
New York Sun
James River
Richmond
Ajax
Canonicus
Mahonac
Manhattan
Wyandotte
Catskill
Jason
Lehigh
Montauk
Nahant
Nantucket
Passaic
Comanche
James
Vuritap
Wilmington
Del
Johnson and More’s bond shows a tyrannic yet tender mentor
Dr Johnson, famed as a stern moralist, forgave Hannah More’s praise of novels and popery, calling her “my child” even as he thundered at her Jansenist leanings. The anecdote reveals his mix of harsh dogmatism and deep compassion, a paradox in one of literature’s most rigid critics.
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New
Hannah More
Sheridan
John Lording
Dr. Johnson
Fielding
Smollet
Richardson
Nut
Misplaced Gubernatorial Hopeful Bets on Huckleberry Pie
A former Kentucky governor, touring canvassing days, samples a huckleberry pie at a weathered house. The resident teases him for not recognizing berries, questioning his fitness for office as she serves a second slice to the disqualified candidate.
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Kentucky
Death of John Weitzel Pioneer Hunter in West Virginia
A stark obituary recalls John Weitzel as fearless West Virginia pioneer and hunter who died after a canoe voyage from Middle Island Creek. He urged his companion to lie down as Indians fired, and Weitzel died en route to shore, buried by comrades beside a stone marked Y. W. The piece also cites Harper's Weekly on fashion misadventures in Japan, with a ball in Kioto showing cultural dress mishaps and humorous ignorance of etiquette.
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John Weitzel
West Virginia
Middle Island Creel
Weitzel
Y. W
Witeer
Japan
Harpers Weekly
Tokio
The Dominic's Mander Sermon Gaffe at College Congregation
An English clergyman at a college gathering could not speak without notes and had only one written sermon on married life. The topic proved ill suited for the audience, and he misread his text aloud, muttering a garbled plea as the sermon ended.
The Kote Ap Letters On African Travel And Wonder
An excerpt from the London News presents the African traveler Uscar Neumann recounting widespread tales across Manyamaland and the northern anyika. It notes a shipwreck tale on the coast, deaths attributed to enshanitments, and a modern observer’s summary of native beliefs. Dr. BP Wilton cites a passage on salt and wastage affecting a region once devastated by war and inhabited by Hesie.
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Uscar Neumann
London News
Manyamaland
Uyero
Fie
Transnetons
Wilton
Land Office Notice of Alienation Proof in Williams County
Land Office at Minot North Dakota announces that Hamed Fettler has filed a claim for an invalid to prove residence and cultivation in section 2 township 1k in Williams County. A hearing before Judge Truax will occur in Williston on August 21, 1809. Witnesses listed include Charles Buldseta Herman A. Selton Halvor Phérian Malcolm MeKay and Olan.
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Williams
Leonard Brickley
Harley Jolson
Hou
Ap Williston
Wit
Eiosas Hanks
Justice of the Peace
Minot
Notien of
Lus
Iitontian Fa Inke Fia
Hi Chain
James W. Trax
Williston
N. B
Joan W. Snider
Kenge
Enid Land
Vine James & Contello
George Braegger
Kat Jaouhardy
Herbert B. Field
N. D
Vettler Han
J. W. Truax
Williams County
Dave Williston
N.D
Jer W. Itu
L. Hardaway
Baward
Talmer
Gumave
Metzger
Thomas ¥. Orzcann
Texisver
Hamed Fettler Hastile
James W. ‘Truax
Lliam Loughland
H. E
Karrie
Charles
Buldseta
Herman A. Selton
Hound
Halvor Phérian
Motte
Malcolm MeKay
THOSE
Olan
Mt Nw
Verona
District Court
Judicial Distriet
Williningool
Noth Dakot
Nis
Tir Salt County
H. Copetant
State of
Williiams
Tony Svups
Willistott
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