Varying notes on finance and polar hopes in North Dakota
A long scanned column discusses prosperity following the silver and tariff issues, railways, flax farming prospects in North Dakota, and regional industry, with references to flax cultivation, railroad securities, and political tariff debates. It also covers Arctic mineral hints, North Pole exploration, and opinions on wool tariffs, plus civic notes and storm reports across the state.
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Valere’s inventive bicycle cuts pedal distance by design
Broreniets notes a novel machine by M Valere, where two levers at the rider’s midsection power the wheel to extend travel. The device doubles energy transfer from legs, allowing nearly eight meters per pedal revolution versus five point seven five in ordinary cycles, with no extra gear.
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M. Valere
M. Valeri
Unclear draft about a memorial organization and Amelia Waite
Fragmentary text mentions Tae Pitnune, Amelia B Waite as president of a memorial organization linked to Mary Washington National Memorial. It references an Ischew of the United States and an effort to erect a monument. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Amelia B. Waite
Mary Washington National Memorial
United States
Monument for Washington mother honored by women in Virginia
A memorial site near Frederickaburg Virginia features a rock-edge monument chosen after designs and fundraising. Women’s contributions aim to complete the payment, with an estimated 25000 needed for grounds and upkeep. Riggs Bank in Washington, D.C. serves as treasurer as the project proceeds.
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Frederickaburg
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Washington, D.C
Farmers Institute at Cancel ton Week Promises Good Learning
A report on a farmers institute gathering at Cancel ton highlights the value of exchange among participants. It notes that farmers learn from each other, benefiting from papers by seasoned and less experienced speakers, with practical ideas and proven ventures shared to guide future work.
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Wounes
Breckenridge
Farmer's Institute
Prize for Missouri Falls poem offered by Great Falls board
The Board of Trade of Great Falls Montana offers a prize of 25 to the author of the best poem on the Falls of the Missouri at that place. The poem must be 3 to 5 stanzas. Entries close May 31. Information to obtain from the secretary.
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