Notice of Land Claim Publication in Williston
Public notice from the U S Land Office Williston North Dakota dates June 19 1909 and October 1901 announcing a land claim by Naseef E Rehal Gaiben and others for section 20 township 10 range west, with names John Pitts Elias Shikany Alex Abood and more, including Swen Bennett and Robert Price, regarding a claim filed under serial number 03505.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naseef E. Rehal
Gaiben
John Pitts
Williston
Aue
Elias Shikany
Alex Abood
Beda Mekwes
Joe Farro
W. N.D. Gho
W. Wilbon
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
N. D
Swen Bennett
Emant Seige
Willston
Robert Price
Higley
United States Could Not Beat Canada Says General Otter
General Otter, commander of Canadian forces, stated that the United States could not defeat Canada in twenty five years. He warned that any future war would resemble the Philippine War and that Canada would prevail. He claimed Americans and Galicians favor wearing the king's colors and would make better soldiers than Canadians.
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Winnipeg
Otter
Canada
United States
Cila
Mystery in Girl’s Death Exhumed Body in Iowa City
Mrs. W A Holman of Minneapolis had her daughter Hazel Golden Holman exhumed in Mason City Iowa after her death six weeks earlier. Coroner Smith and several physicians conducted a post mortem amid the mother’s insistence the death was irregular.
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Mason City
Iowa
W. A. Holman
Minneapolis
Hazel Golden
Smith
Saloons Close With Curfew In Nebraska
Omaha July 3 saloons in Omaha and across Nebraska will dim lights and shut doors at curfew. The new law requires opening at 7 a m and closing at 8 p m each day. The curfew applies statewide. A separate ad promotes vaseline for dry tickling coughs and notes a civic tribute to Widow O'Callaghan, mother of Tiny Tim.
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Omaha
Marmon clubs dominate Fourth of July baseball
Marmon boys beat Springbrook and Cottonwood Lake teams on July 3 in Marmon on the east side of the Little Muddy. They faced a stronger Cottonwood Lake defense but maintained a hard to beat battery and solid fielding.
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Little Muddy
Marmon
Springbrook
Cottonwood Lake
Tom Nicols
Longworth
Robert Finlan
West Office
John Newman
Roy Dillree
Williston
August Hoffer
Chas
Helms
Mr. Johnson
Frank Smith
Gladys
Marion
Elmo Brown
Minnesota
Burton
A. H. Brown
George Boles
Floy Brownson
Cuban Information Bureau Established Under Gomez
The Republic of Cuba set up a Bureau of Information with Leon J. Canova named director by President Gomez. Canova, an American journalist with eleven years in Cuba, offers free information requests via the U S I Bureau in the Department of Agriculture Commerce and Labor Havana.
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Republic of Cuba
Bureau of Information
Gomez
Leon J. Canova
Cuba
U. and I. Bureau
Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Havava
Substitute for Fire-Crackers and Lockjaw in Our Fourth at Rubicon
In July issue of Woman's Home Companion the town that bans toy cannons and firecrackers shares how a Fourth of July celebration without powder sparks safer, works well, and could be adopted by any town seeking to prevent injuries and disfigurement.
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Rubicon
Mortgage ads and farm loan offer from Williston Land Company
The notice proclaims money for all with good farm loans on hand. It touts no bonus or commission and urges wives to read the ads to locate bargains, attributed to Williston Land Company.
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Farm Loans
Williston Land Company
Williston
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J. M. Settle
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Leroy Smith
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Sharp's Ice Cream Factory
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Tande School Dist. No. 7
Board of Directors of
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T. Read
L. Thomas
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My Place
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Champine & O'Malley
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Geo. W. Wilson
U. S
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Asbury Grocery Company
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Williams County Bank
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Tecn Brothers
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