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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
5
A long collage of verses and fragments exploring mood shifts from gloom to hope. Includes meditations on unseen beauty, heroic longing, wartime reflections, rural memory, and prayers for brighter days ahead, with recurring refrains of perseverance and faith.
Letters from readers praise Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted female aid for thirty years, claiming it helped a million women and noting Lynn Massachusetts as the address. A rural scene closes with an affectionate farewell from a hayseed narrator awaiting section day.
Captain Baker reports North Dakota thriving with rising business and record rail traffic. Wheat remains cheap as crops excel and immigration surges, drawing people from other states. Farmers praise J J Hill for aid while opposing ship subsidies, noting vast land and market opportunities with rising land values and new settlement.
North Dakota tourists flock to Southern California each winter, praising the Mount Shasta route from Portland to San Francisco. The piece extols diverse scenery from Sierra Nevada rivers to oak forests, highlights Pasadena and Mount Lowe, notes Los Angeles and San Francisco as centers, and describes missions, ostrich farm, and orchard belts. It mentions Bismarck residents in Pasadena and local winter stateside appeal, concluding with climate benefits for health.
In a condemnation suit, the state seeks 30 acres of John Boyle’s land adjoining the penitentiary eastward for expansion. A jury awarded 000 dollars at 30 per acre, while Boyle had asked 3500 per acre. The $000 reflected prior offers by penitentiary trustees. The case likely advances to the supreme court to settle the state's right to condemn.
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