Fort Totten Reservation Opening Prompts Regional Rally
A clash of local business and professional leaders forms a committee led by Morgan to push for opening Fort Totten Reservation at Devils Lake. Supporters expect congressional action this session to remove obstacles and prepare land for sale, with optimism of a spring 1901 opening fueling strong interest in farming prospects and regional development.
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Fort Totten Milian
Devils Lake
Morgan
Congress
Cimon Oklaloma
Proposals for Lumber Doors and Windows at Fort Yates Agency
Sealed proposals for lumber, doors, windows and related items at the Indian agency Fort Yates North Dakota are due Friday February 14 1900. Bidders must provide per item delivery details and strong financial guarantees. A 5 percent bid deposit via check or draft is required. final information available from U S Indian Agent George Hy Bingenheimer.
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Serview
Standling Rock Ageney
Fort Yates
N. Do
Imlerside
Port Yate
Thin Agency
Muse
Meuktoek
N. di
Soo Bulliasoe
Manan
S. Boontio
Ulin
Aly Didsif
Bop
Fealdonen
Ladian Elfairsy
United
Ewadr
Georg Hy Bingenheimer
U. S. Indias
McLean Lieutenant Improves After Mining Turbulence
A dispatch from Kellogg Alberta reports Lieutenant Wlean McLean improving rapidly after a period of illness. He notes mining activity near Oxburne, with the Mine Company claiming operations continue despite strikes. The district is described as healthful with mild winters and rich mineral prospects, including copper and tin. Local deaths and war news also color the update, while McLean expresses hope to resume farming wealth and strength.
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TDALO
Liewtenant
McLean
Kellogg
Alg
Roert
Sullivan Mining Co
Geneva
Philippines
Honea
Mallile
Mob
Sven
Livnieniit Melenu
Mount Hay
Push the Work Development Plan Hailed as Slope to Completion
Senator Washturn advances a major railway and grazing project in North Dakota and surrounding counties. The plan includes a 14 mile roadway from Tiainawek to Washlivrn with a new rail link, a Nort Dakota extension, and large land sales in Burleigh and McLean counties totaling 115000 acres. The effort envisions rapid grading and construction to begin soon and reach near summer completion.
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Novex
W. J. Washturn
Pirion
Marck
Wastditen
Minewent
Bayer Mace
Sematay Washhinn
Willeuhat
Wakiihuinn
Son Company
Nort
Dakota Capi
Washed
Mit
Washlorn
Burleigh
McLeon
Speech on animal cruelty at Fargo college chapel
Mrs Halley, state agent for the prevention of cruelty to animals, spoke at the college in Fargo Friday morning. Her earnest, womanly appeal urged students to oppose fashion trends that harm birds and animals, influencing the youth toward kindness in daily life.
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Hong
Ial College
Hidley
Fargo
Halley
Bismarck
Fragmentary note on duties and humane education in Pune schools
The text discusses duties and the idea of humane people, criticizing harsh masters and counter tendencies in schools. It references studying programs, the goal of producing citizens with good sense, and mentions teachers, children, and the influence of education on behavior.
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Pune
Flax Raising Attracts North Dakota Farmers And Prices
A garbled report notes flax farming gains in North Dakota with Wagner and Nolte as active growers. It mentions selling flax near spring, potential prices around 20 per bushel, storage for later sale, and large yields in Ramsey County as the Norl region markets show prosperity.
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Vlas
Wagner Teos
Vadush
Wally Elem
Commissian En Oberes
Wagner
Wenty Nolte
Egger
Fain
Eis
NRL
Ramsey County
Mrs Levi Chapman Dies After Long Illness in Tennille
Mrs Levi Chapman of Bradiock Tennille died Tuesday in West Pine Miarek after a long illness leaving a husband several children. Services were held at that city and interment followed in Emus county. The news saddened longtime residents who knew her and mourn her loss. Congressmen Spaldage left Washington this week for Fargo to attend the grain growers convention.
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Chats
Bradiock Tennille
Levi Chapman
West Pine
Lowing
Jose
Chaginat
Elilileon
Eavens
Griege
Fienis
Emus
Danlurs
Tani
Hess
Philippines
Congressmin
Spaldage
Fargo
Grain Growers’ Convention
How to Build a Household Water Ram System
A practical guide describing hydraulic ram installation for a home water supply. It covers site selection, pipe sizing, storage tanks, and venting, with notes on costs, materials, and the pros and cons versus wind or gasoline engines. Tips include pipe routing, freezing precautions, and maintenance for reliable year round water delivery.
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Wwe
Luise
Pistern
Heras House
Amit Micke
Joinis
Link
Awerleya Gardens
Rama
Razorback Hams and Livestock Notes From Varied Fields
A fragmented article discusses the famed razorback ham breed with notes on its origin in Pagawerels Norfolk and practices in Smithfield led by AW Manwood Todd. It covers Argentine live stock statistics, cattle and horse totals, and breeding cautions on purebred versus grade stock, plus tips on hog feeding and market prices for premium hams and rams reaching high sums.
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America
New York
Washington Star
Mange
John Trill
Pagawerels
Norfolk
Todd
Smithfieds
da Ford
Virginia
Tvs
Dietviek
Liverpool
Skillen Earors
London Live Stock Journal
Republic
Russia
United States
Argentine
Amatrasia
Boston
Farms Show Useful Devices For Farm Work
A historical description details improvised farm machinery including a two horse roller and a handy cart frame. It explains rope arrangements, axle placement, washers, and timber sizes, noting the roller’s low cost and quick construction as a practical solution for farming tasks.
Amandy Catt Cart Design From Readable Fragments
A fragmented description details a cart part construction with spike fittings and side pieces. It mentions a 20 meter long spike assembly, two by four supports, a sled like front, and a ground resting end. References to a large clevis scraper and a draft horse cart component are noted.
Wireworms and snapping beetles ruin crops in low lands
The wireworm parent differs from the white grub. Snapping beetles favor cool damp soils, injuring patches in clay where black oil spots appear. Fall plowing of sod reduces damage, while winter plowing helps. Rhubarb and asparagus roots should be lifted before ground hardens, stored after frost, to protect forcing crops.
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Ohio Station
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