Public interest in dipping sheep and new university plans
The article notes calls for public input on proper sheep dipping methods and discusses the push to establish a new North Dakota university in Diequarek. It mentions Mr. Woganene in earnest, with anticipation that the university buildings will rise and local columns reflect on the proposed features.
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North Dakota University
Die
Quarek
Shon
Battiaare
Woganene Be
Jonz
Dakota Supreme Court Journal Volume in Dakota Reports
Mr J B Tree notes the Dakota Supreme Court report volume will be jammed soon and urges Swilis to ensure the issue disperses the Dakota reports. Camp, the official reporter, says North and South Dakota volumes will follow, with Virani Forks’ Con TMastries launching a North Dakota bureau to supply eastern papers with reliable information.
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J. B. Tree
Territorial Supreme Court
Dakota
Swilis
Dakota Territory
Newapape’ van
Virani Forks
Tina
North Dakota
Nottery
Nasir
Forsaken Ledger Claims Forgery in Grand Forke Office Rent
A garbled statement alleges a forgery by Lina Lnen regarding the Grand Forke commissioner’s office and a state audit shows warrant 2,151 issued to the Grand Police Herald for rent and utilities from Jas. $0, 1890, to March 10, 1800, approved by Helgesen and Gov. Milles.
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Grand Porka Herald
Nur
Esen
Grand Furke
Ficatell Thor
Lina Lnen
Auw State Auditor's
Grand’ Police
Helgesen
Milles
Boris
Edgeley market scheme and Minnesota firm seek North Dakota permit
The report notes Edgeley fully complies with market establishment laws and a Minnesota arraw trucker firm requests permission to operate in the state. It mentions a wealth surge tied to mining property and local boosters. Also cites a reward for Joseph Schrow’s murder and land office receipts from 1890s data with a cut in clerk hire.
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Davila Lake
Innital
General Land Office
Grand Forks
Fidelity Insurance of Huron Placed in Receiver’s Hands
The Fidelity Insurance company of Huron is placed in the hands of a receiver by the auditor of South Dakota. The affairs are in poor shape with liabilities exceeding assets by about 45 000 dollars. All life insurances carried by the company will be turned over to the neglect of Sir Paul. Alonzo Wardell, a leading figure in the state, was president of the former concern. A meeting is planned at the court house in Sioux Falls this fall to appoint a committee to meet delegates from the counties of the Alcsonre slope to form an association for an agricultural exhibit in fall of 1921 and thereafter.
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Fidelity Insurunse Company
Huron
South Dakota
Sir Paul
Alonzo Wardell
Menem
Tun
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Equitable Wire Inwuruia
J. Winship
North Dakota
Equitable Life
Bank of England
Grand Forks
Burke
The
Agricultural College
Moneuathe
Hellesen
Barnes County
Times-Record
Herbart Root
Justice Court
Avery
Root
Sik ‘Selon
Sargent County
Tallor
Vulturea
Jed
Selinnet
Russia
Guelubovak
Romnpoil
Czar
Pant
Michael
St. Petersburg
Paul
Burlor
Count ‘Wroubetalal
Inter Invain
Caar
Hiseif
Alszander
Troubetskal
Alexander
Michael Gachibovski
Tual Lo Michael
Fae
Tris
Michael Gaelaosak
Waplilax
Mien Wiel
Caur
Copeshagen
Leia
Prussia
Baron Vou Lyneker
Kaiser Willan Yand
Ludwig Kauity
Brandenburg
Kanite
Bismard
Katwer
Kunlte
Sith
bin Fy
Barbus
Alsitien
Merliss
Alpnunn
Count Stolberg
Barbara
Austrian Cours
de Hucker
Lo Pasth
Austria
Count da Faucon
Oder
Din Faucon
Fludolph
North Dakota Land Selection Rules for School Lands
The land office circular outlines how state lands granted by the enabling act to colleges and schools are selected. It specifies that land kind, mineral or non mineral, is determined under existing law. selections must be on lands designated by a selecting agent. if settlers took school lands prior to survey, their rights must be proven.
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Genet Fund Office
North Dakota
Commissioner warns on Pepper grass menace to crops
Commissioner Hencestine warns that wild mustard family Pepper grass threatens Barnes County crops. He urges county officers to enforce statutes against destruction of this weed. Valley City reports the growth could ruin thousands of acres of promising wheat, with at least 15 percent expected damage. Eternal vigilance for good crops is urged.
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Hencestine
Barnes County
Forest culture land description filed with county auditor
Fragmentary text discusses in June each year filing land descriptions to utilize state bounty under a tax law, noting requirement for authority and party residence and the effect on forest culture. The readable portion references bounty per acre and the auditor’s involvement.
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Tutr Attoutio
Equitable Life matter denounced and state notices discuss
North Dakota officials address rumors of a receiver for Equitable Life, noting the misreference to a related company. Gov Burke prompts collaboration with agricultural authorities, while distant topics include local legal actions over subscriptions, a forestry pavilion plan for the World’s Fair, a new farming corporation in Cass County, a New Jersey charter to dodge state taxes, and a New York divorce ruling affecting interstate jurisdiction. The North Dakota University names its next educational staff and lists professors and appointments.
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Ursox Farming Company
Cummings
Cass County
Convern
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
North Dakota
M. Upton Ie
Provess
Ate
North Dakota Viewpoints and Local Notices
Local items discuss faculty changes at a college with Ruth Hoppin and John J. Trask, plus Myron W. Smith advancing. The piece damns Sioux Reservation exploitation, critiques white trade, and suggests states Dakota Montana and others join to build a Chicago fair exhibit. It notes a new breeding law, a murder arraignment, a Park milk beverage craze, and postal delivery trials in Hillsboro. Also reports on a state grand jury law, Fargo postmaster pay, and bond issues for a state project.
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Eatin
Ruth Hoppin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mins Allen
John J. Trask
Myron W. Smith
Ripe
Barbers to Royals and the Imperial Court
An archival sketch of imperial barbers across nations detailing their roles with the czars of Russia and German emperors. It traces lineage from Michael to modern tillers of royal grooming, noting duties, secrecy, and the respect granted to these top court attendants in St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, and Vienna.
Two Strawberries Promising Treat For Tea Time
A father presents three strawberries to his children as a playful tease for tea. The eldest child jokes about keeping one for themselves while the others praise the fruit’s sweetness and aroma. The scene ends with light family banter and a wink at sharing.
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Esaetinichia
Promisa
Fanuly L. Panter
A Woman's Foibles On Shoes And Truthful Salesmen
A New York Recorder excerpt lampoons women and footwear, noting a woman cannot endure being told her shoes are too small. It recounts a store incident where a salesman affronted a customer by bluntly stating the fit, and a critic argues women resist honest sizing. The piece contrasts women and men with jokes about shoe fitting, corsets, and truth in the trade.
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Honda
Muriek
Lndy
New York
Wealthy Girls Who Can Earn a Living
A New York Tribune item discusses daughters educated to support themselves through varied skills. It notes one learns stenography and typing, another weaves or rides, and Aunt KWOOBHORM could teach practical schooling. The speaker laments financial strain yet hopes his daughters become self sufficient.
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Wwealthy
Evry Wom
Bia
Hoe Hingere
New York Tribune
Improved Needle Promises Thread Security in Eye Of Needle
The improved sewing needle introduces a round eye tapered into a chisel shape at the top to increase elasticity and grip the thread. This design aims to prevent thread slipping and avoids cutting the thread when running it through the hole, according to the New York Sun.
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New York Sun
Quilting Frame Device for Rowing Machine Feed
A quilting frame accessory adapts to sewing machines, holding quilts in position for lining work. The frame moves with the machine feed, allowing easy adjustment to any desired position, and can be fitted to most towing machines for various patterns.
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New York
Telegrat
Mow to Ho Beautiful Health Rules in Daily Life
Fragmented text advocates wholesome living through proper food, sufficient rest, exercise, daylight, and balanced temper. Emphasizes physical and mental constitution, capability of digestion, and the role of environment in health.
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