Nome Letter Highlights Hardships and Hopes in Nome
Ack O Connor quotes Dr Wallan from Cape Nome describing a violent start to Nome with deaths and police by soldiers, a rough western town scene with gambling and saloons. He notes scarce gold due to water, high prices, and risky claims, yet optimism to endure. Also mentions Ely’s remedy ads and North Dakota farming confidence amid crop concerns and rising land transfers.
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Ack O'Connor
Dr. Wallan
Cape Nome
Aly Hy
Nome
Oakes
Messrs. Crowell and
Spencer
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Chicago
North Dakota
C. B. Andvug of
Michigan
Local investors bolster real estate demand amid modest crops
Despite short crops, local buyers invest about 754 dollars per month in real estate. The note argues there is no boom in values, but there is steady demand for good property at reasonable prices. Prospects look favorable for a Hemland area increase as the year advances.
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Stevens
Perkins
Steve Jas
Northern Pacific Depot Survey Under Way At Site
Northern Pacific surveyors mark the site for the new depot with stakes and groundwork. A 40 foot basement is planned with workers clearing the ground ahead of excavation while readiness to weather the project is emphasized. J. C. Clark report of suspension noted. an impeachment-style charge follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Ipeal Con
J.C. Clark
Mandan Mioneer
J. C. Mark
Morton
Clark
Marence McAuliffers
Claris
Uispath
Board of County Commissioners
Winchester
Ort Mondas
Allied Losses Reported After Peltzing Battle
Unofficial reports from Chefoo say 1 201 killed and wounded among allied forces chiefly Russians and Japanese after a daytime battle near Peltzing north of Tien Tsin lasting seven and a half hours. Chinese entrenched on both riverbanks, retreating. Allies to Pekin advance began Friday. expect to press after retreating Chinese with larger army needed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Peitsing
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Wisin
Tsin
Tron
Inlessig
Peat Sang
Pehin
Tien ‘Tsin
Northwestern papers influence farmers through weekly edition
The Minneapolis Tribune dominates as the city’s largest paper and its Twice-a-Week Farmers Tribune serves the state’s busy rural readers. It condenses news from the prior three days and offers the latest updates up to press time, filling a crucial role outside the home weekly paper.
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Northwestern
Minneapolis Tribune
Daily Tribune
Farmers Tribune
Farmers’ Tribune
Farmer's Daily
Northwest
Bismarck Tribune
Farmers' Weekly
Tribune
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C. A. Ballard
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Bt
Grand Marks Herald
Dr. Forbes
Johnson
Taylor
Forbes
B. A. Lamb
Tattey
Mabel
Mae Wallace
Washburn
Samant
Burleleh
North Ualkota
Burleigh
Jereby
Baker's Hall
Bismarck
Purc
cMmcea
Shire
City of
Court House
Lincoln School Township
School House
Apple Creek
Boyd Township
Logan Township
White School House
Morton Township
Telfer Township
Skinner School House
Manning Township
Eldridge
Fort Rice
Hay Creek
Gibbs
Menaken
Menaken School House
Riverview
Grass Lule
Field’s Ranch
Ghylin
Ecklund Township
Painted Woods
Glenview
Burleigh County
Independent-Democratic Central Committee
Biamarck
N. D
Tien Tai
Enforcement League
Pabst
Hamm
East Grand Forks
Amapioan Agricuist
Judd Faumei
S.cicy
Orn
Young Folke
Sombino
York
United States
Triune
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Sudtoran
Statuics
Indere
Houbehols
Ange Judd Varmes Marquette
Han Weekly Tribune
Neeee Vanna Paly
American Monthly Review OF
Facta
Dreyfus
Albert Shaw
American Monthly Review OF Reviews
Beat
the Review OF Reviews
Company
Astor Place
New York
Inter Ocean
Argest
the Inter Ocean
Aail
Mail
Interogean
West
Tribune Seare
N.D
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