North Dakota politics and press feud shaping exhibit debate
A long column surveys North Dakota politics including Governor Burke, Commissioner Helgesen, and Dayity Scott, criticizing delays in law compliance and urging unity in press coverage. It references regional papers, the Grand Forks Herald, Miller faction tensions, and upcoming agricultural exhibits.
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Grand Forks Herald
Manpanrres
Biemarck
Parga
Argus
Grand Forks Plaindealer
Herald
Winship
Burky
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Helgecau
Miller
Helgesen
Burke
Commissioner Helgesen
Dayity Scott
Clark
Capitol
Helgeson
Scott
Anu
Paoels
Burka
Mr. Helzesen
Legislature Adopts Popular Vote for U S Senate
A fragmentary loquacious report notes a Dakota legislature resolution backing U S senators elected by popular vote. It mentions editorial opinions, editor turnover rumors, and references to local figures such as Senator Plummer and Colonel Comstock, with scattered comments on railroads, land openings, and the North Dakota exhibit at the World’s Fair.
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Tis Ilining
United States
Kenatore
Hanabrough
Tax Turtle Mountain Times Train Service Annual Notice
The irregular post office schedule described in the Turtle Mountain Times section notes an annual train sergion and ongoing irregularities in postal service. Authorities caution readers about scheduling and service reliability affecting nearby communities.
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Turtle Mountain Times
Sergion
North Dakota notes and rail talk in scattered items
Patchy North Dakota page items reveal railroad shifts from Church’s Perry to St John’s stage routes, county land sales, and official surveys. News mentions Grand Forks meetings, a Vale ley depot site, and a Wrightish survey on Fort Berthold bounds amid irrigation praise and political chatter.
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Mant
Church's
Perry
St. John’s
North Dakota items note funds for teachers and lands
The state board approves 86000 for teachers wages to be shared by counties per the last census, about one dollar per pupil. Judge John W Bennett is praised as North Dakota’s Prong association president contender. Locals push for Sigurd Jordhoy to head Scandinavian language at North Dakota University. Colonel Yortey plans for provisions for 600 soldiers at next month’s encampment, with 120 horses and armor needs. The land office circulates rules for selecting state lands granted to colleges and schools, including mineral status and indemnities. A forest bounties program requires land descriptions filed yearly to authorize treasury warrants.
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Tia
John W. Bennett
Canna of Democracy
North Dakota Prong Association
Nawspaper
Tru
North Dakota
Xyont
Cettlera
Boundary survey to place 725 monuments along Dalotan line
Casanes Bares of Yankton, with a contract to survey and work the Dalotan boundary, notes 725 monuments set half a mile apart, each seven feet long and 900 pounds. Construction starts at once with wagons carrying four monuments on highways and three where none exist. Monuments driven three and a half feet deep, one and a half feet above ground, and the work overseen by Bates, a veteran Dakota surveyor. The article also mentions political notes on Onyo McKinley and Ohio tariff politics, plus South Dakota private banks challenging a state law on bank organization.
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Casanes Bares
Yankton
Dalotan
Eseh
Bates
Dakota
Northwest
Banks defend the coterie of attorneys and political scraps unfold
The piece notes substantial funds and legal retainers for a bank defense group led by Judge Bartlett Tripp and others from Yankton, cites a North Dakota statute, and covers broad political chatter on royal intrigues, railroad crops, and legislative rail rates, with comments on Kansas People’s Party, New York politics, and rail lobby actions affecting rates for travelers and teachers.
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Bartlett Tripp
Hugh J. Campbell
L. B. French
Yankton
North Dakota
Dakota Trade Troubles and Militia Encampment Plans
A montage of local disputes and civic notes, including stock disputes with E Ashley Meare sheep company over warranties, a Burleigh county farmer John Robinson defending fattened cattle to Chicago buyers, grand jury criticisms in Walnut county, Northern Pacific railroad service complaints, and Col. Creel selecting Dunn's Grove for a state militia encampment near July 16 with a program of parades and drills. Governor Ludington died at 76.
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John Robinson
Burleigh County
Chicago
Tre Davila Lake
Prees
Creel
Dunn's Grove
Sully's
Loome
Totten
Granada
Dana's Grove
Reveille
Patitbod Sm
Kirmuieb
Sredil
Sobol
Enxamplu
Ouneat
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