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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
3
The Red River Milers association sends a memorial to Congress opposing railroad freight rate discrimination against wheat shipments. They argue North Dakota and western Minnesota milling is harmed and urge stronger Interstate Commerce Commission powers. They accuse Minneapolis interests of profiting from the bias and challenge The Northwestern Miller for not representing milling interests.
The Benson County commissioners invite bids for 20,000 in bonds to fund a new county courthouse and jail at Minneawaukan North Dakota. Bids due April 2, 1900, at the county auditor in Minnewaukan. Bonds bear interest at five percent, payable semiannually at First National Bank of St Paul. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check and bid forms.
United States Land Office in Bismarck announces a timber culture final proof for applicant Eris Ghyllen Jung. The notice sets a proof date in April 1900 and lists the required location details, names, and land tract identifiers with official processing by the register and receiver.
A Farmers Institute Bulletin outlines a snowproof ventilator for cattle stalls with hinged windows and a wind responsive rack to vent foul air, plus a four slide cupola design. It covers warm weather closing, bottom shaft access, and top openings to regulate drafts and minimize sparrows. It also discusses blackberry irrigation benefits, New Jersey study results from Professor Jordan, and the value of consistent moisture for cane and fruit development.
A compilation notes diverse items from around the world. It cites London population growth, early skate materials, Klondike egg prices, London education spending, a senator under attack, Jaya's bicycle factory at Samarang Bay, Parle umbrella losses, the Lord Mayor's diamond badge, Zurich faculty counts, bank note destruction in Duglum, Russia’s czar gifting a yacht, growing popularity of electric cars in England, Ruskin legacy forming a union, skin porosity estimates, a San Francisco dispensary funded by a consul, Maine socialist nominations, Helen Gould autograph requests, Colorado bear rewards, an ancient Cypress tree in Mexico, Philadelphia door-round ordinances, Indian education bill, Kansas paper counts, Cronje property near Potehefatroom, Jefferson Davis’ oath plate in Alabama, treaty date prize, Henry White son of George White, Smyrna bachelors trust, Marshfield liquor license cost, Louise Chandler Moulton on editors, Kruger double in Ohio, Alaska mail route plans, and hog bristle sorting in Tientsin.
A brief promotion touts Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething aid for babies. It claims to soothe, ease gum discomfort, and relieve wind and diarrhea, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Major Getchell of Fort Totten returns from a Washington trip claiming Senator Hansbrough has been ill for a week with grip and that Ormedy McHarg is troubled about his eyes. He notes plans to appoint a commission to treat with the Indians, delaying opening the reservation for at least a year and forcing claim stakes to wait for a chance at a fling.
Mrs Cul at Zimmerman Mienburg endorses One Minute Cough Cure as a speedy cure for coughs colds croup and sore throat. It is pleasant for children and recommended to mothers. The ad claims immediate results and prevention of consumption with claims of curing bronchitis pneumonia grips and throat diseases. Heardsley Fourth Street.
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