Roosevelt's Westward Visit By Theodore Roosevelt Esteemed By Ranchers
Governor Roosevelt plans a September state tour en route speeches pleasing Western residents, especially ranchers and cowboys who have hunted with him. He recounts cattle roundups, braving broncos, and his hunting prowess with two Meadora area ranches, Maltese Cross and Elkhorn, while Ferris brothers serve as trusted western managers.
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Roosevelt
Medora
Teddy
Rauehman
Himeself
Rders
San Juan
Ferris Brothers
8. M. Ferris
A. Ferris
Capehart's Work at Paris Exhibit Highlighted
A Paris edition of the New York Times sent to the Tribune details A B Capehart as director of liberal arts and chemical industries in the U S commission. He led more American exhibits than any other section, with a broad display in Champ de Mars and the Publishers' building.
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Capehart
Paris
New York Times
The
Tribune
J. G. Rapelje
Soeral Arts and Chemical Industries
United States Commission
Alexander
Caponort
Ohio
Champ de Mars
Esplanade Des Invalides
Siey
Mechanic Arts
Brussels
Leipsig
Stockholm
Vienna
United States Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Medal of Honor Legion
International Typographical Union
Liberal Arts
Chemical Industry
Publishers
Turtle Mountain lands rich for stock but slow to settle
The Turtle Mountain forest reserve opened for settlement drew a rush, then a lull as claims are sorted. Many lands lie idle in the fireswept range with water from deep lakes supporting stock raising. Floating settlers drift away as permanent homesteaders arrive, leaving vast fodder and even camel milk noted as helpful to conscriptives.
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Turtle Mountain Lands
Castle Record
Turtle Mountain Forest Reserve
Shortage of Wheat Covers Three States in 86 Million Bushels
Chicago crop experts estimate combined wheat yield for Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota at about 86 million bushels with large acreage uncut and many fields yielding poorly. The survey uses reports from bankers elevators railroad agents and farmers to gauge abandonment and expected yields across multiple counties and regions.
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Chicago
Northwest
B. W. Snow
Chicago Times-Herald
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Soinhwestern
North Dakota
Mi Snow
Minne- Seta
Mit
Snow
North Ott
Red River Valley
Rene Vink Viott
Aguinica
Red River
Cheyenne Valley
Devils Lake
Wat
Missouri Valley
Mrs Pinkham Offers Free Health Advice To Working Women
Working women are invited to write to Mrs Pinkham for free confidential advice on health issues such as painful periods and headaches. She promotes a herbal compound claimed to aid many women and emphasizes her nationwide reach and willingness to help by mail from Lynn, Massachusetts.
Local Observers Confirm Prior View In Review
The review relies on the reports of the best informed local observers and fully confirms the position previously taken from personal observation and field correspondents.
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Tormey
Appeal to Hunters for Spare Hen in Prairie Chicken Season
An appeal urges North Dakota sportsmen to spare mother prairie hens during the hunting season starting August 40th. The piece argues that leaving mothers alive helps raise stronger young birds and emphasizes humane considerations, asking editors to print the plea to promote thoughtful hunting and preserve broods.
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North Dakota Prairies
Nute Cave
Wvery
North Dakota
Farmers Cut In At Casselton On Northern Pacific Extension
Trains from St Paul and Minneapolis bring 12 to 50 laborers for the Casselton to Dickey segment of the Northern Pacific. Few stay to work as farmers offer $2 a day plus board, higher than railroad pay after board costs. The four mile line has only six miles laid and contractors Foley Bros. may halt work until more workers show up. Work began in April with a five month deadline. Also note a pelican pouch can hold seven quarts of water.
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Roosevelt
Me- Mora
Elkhorn
Little Missouri
Casselton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific
Dickey
Foley Bros
Park Grounds Plan Near Depot Calls for City Action
Proposal urges city council to cooperate with Northern Pacific officials to park the depot grounds. McHenry letter advocates plantings, a semicircular driveway, and an ornamental fence with free water for flower beds, plus public access and maintenance by the city, amid a debate over winter stock and street improvements.
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Pacffc
McHenry
Patterson
McKengle
McHowy
Pest
Brepire
Moisture cycles warn of drought across western state
The Commissioner of Agriculture notes a long dry period with below average snowfall last winter and scant rainfall lately, signaling a looming feed and hay shortage. Grass is scorchy, prairies tinder dry, many farmers losing cattle and wages, as conditions threaten future harvests and grazing.
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Liere
Suate
Ganges
Jose
Blood Purifiers Promise Skin Health In Ads
An advertisement touts Swift Specific Company claims for a vegetable blood purifier to cure pimples eczema and other skin diseases. It cites a testimonial from a St Louis Missouri family and urges readers to request a book and consult physicians about their case.
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H. T. Shobe
Lucan Avenue
St. Lowth
Oty Daughiie
S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Dean's Kidney Pills Credited by Grand Yorks Resident
A reader from Bence Avenue in Grind Bar recalls back pain across the loins last spring and credits Dean's Kidney Pills for complete relief after four boxes from Vropanier & Co. The testimonial claims no return of trouble for months and urges buy from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. agents.
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Grand Yorks
Vila
Bence Avenue
Grind
Alwys
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Olesigents
United States
Trouble Among the Finns Leads to Trial in Lillehof
A clash involving Finnish residents in Lillehof town ends with a trial before Judge Cecil Wednes day. Henry Johnson, a new肉author from Finkind, is wounded after a confrontation with youths over a dog bite and alleged shootings. The case hinges on an interpreter as non English speakers testify while the crowd subdues with violence amid a feud over customs and resentment.
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Devils Lake
Inger-Oeusi
Poca
Lillehof
Cacil
Henry Jonson
New
Auttler
Finkind
Jonson
Johnson
Niserles
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