Trustees Report of the Sinte Insane Asylum to the Governor
The annual trustees report details the asylum’s finances, patient numbers, and care quality under Superintendent Moore and staff. It notes rising average patients, rising costs, and improvements funded by 850,000 bond authorizations, including new buildings, a laundry, and expanded wards. The document urges a new female housing block and cold storage, praising management and underscoring economic and sanitary benefits.
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Sinte Insane Asylum
Moore
Steward Milated
Fanechoy
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Prohibition Candidate Wooley Attacks Republicans in Fargo
John G. Wooley, Prohibition party presidential candidate, spoke in Fargo condemning Republicans while praising North Dakota and Paige for banning liquor as a beverage. He warned the saloon man is worse than the good man who votes to legalize it in public life.
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Fargo
John
Wooley
United
Auda
Armory
Union
North Dakota
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
John G. Wooley
Pargo
Mr. Wooley
Paige
William McKinley
Church of Jesus Christ
Storm at Nome devastates mining property and harms residents
Nome reports a Sept 10 storm destroying a tenth of mining property valued at about half a million. Andrew Ryan of Los Angeles drowned. over 50 people homeless. Government reservation opened for sufferers. In Galveston, the body of actor Charles Coghlan was swept from a cemetery vault during the same storm and is being sought.
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Cape Nome
Seattle
Nome
Andrew Ryan
Los Angeles
Galveston
Charles Coghlan
A GOOD CITIZEN LOSES JOSEPH MILLER IN MANDAN
Joseph Miller a respected Mandan citizen died leaving a legacy in Masonic and Odd Fellows circles. Born in Vienna Austria August 4 1840 he became Master Mason and Past Noble Grand. He served Morton county as register of deeds and as state senator helping public measures now part of the state code. His judgment and foresight were highly regarded.
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Mandan
Joseph Miller
Miller
Vienna
Austria
Mandan Lodge
Ixsi
Odd Fellowship
Minneapolis
Briggs
Morton County
State Senate
Buying Feeders and the Corn Crop Outlook
The Prairie Warmer warns inexperienced farmers to avoid paying high prices for feeders due to the abundant corn crop. It notes many rushed into feeding cattle last year, paying erstwhile gains, only to see losses when selling as fatted stock. It urges securing quality stock at fair prices and cautions against overpaying.
Quality matters in buying feeding cattle choices
The piece argues feeders are priced by quality, urging buyers to seek high quality steer stock and to involve a trusted neighbor in evaluating cattle. It notes price differences of 0.05 to 1.50 per hundred across stock quality and stresses expert inspection in Chicago markets.
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Ming
Sis Monte
Chicago
Guy Farmer
Philippine Cattle and Earthquakes Noted in Trade Briefs
A western livestock enthusiast imports Philippine cattle. the breed shows limited value yet demonstrates breeder enterprise. Experts doubt profitability for shows, but they may serve as curiosities for comparison. The piece also notes Japan experiences about fifty earthquakes annually, suggesting crustal activity.
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Jalanits
North Dakota Constitution Amendments on Pardons and Taxation
The text outlines proposed amendments by the North Dakota legislature to sections on pardons and remissions, treason cases, and the governor’s role, including the board of pardon and reporting requirements. It also covers sections 178 and 179 dealing with railroad and transportation company assessments by the state board of equalization and how properties are taxed in relation to counties and districts.
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House of Representatives
State of
North Dakota
Board of Pardon
Supreme Court of
Legislative Assembly
Senate
Pitth Legislative Assembly
United States
Neral
Daily
Triune
Miners Union Seeks Trainmen Aid on Coal Import
In Wilkesbarre on Sept 26 union leaders urge Lehigh Valley Central and Pennsylvanian train crews to block west coal imports. A large railroad meeting is planned in two days to discuss the issue. Jacob Haddad is jailed at FarKo for beer sales, labeled an alleged hot tamale man.
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Miners’ Union
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley, Central & Pennsylvania
Jacob Haddad
Far- Ko
Liberal offer doubles Farmers Tribune with Tribune subs
The Minneapolis Tribune holds a large city circulation and its Farmers Tribune Twice-a-Week edition serves the state’s busy readers. A special offer via the Bismarck Tribune combines a Tribune renewal with a free Farmers Tribune, totaling 1.25 dollars for both papers and extending to new subscribers.
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Daily Tribune
Farmers Tribune
Farmer’s Daily
Tribune
Northwest
Bismarck Tribune
Farmer’ Weekly
Farmers’ Tribune
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Farmers
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Fourth Street
Japan
Bismarck
American Agriculturist
Pareedre
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Mluslasipp
Valley State
Judd Farmel
Mts
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Library Corset
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Bismarck, N.D
Bury
Erican Monthly
Albert Shaw
Belpe Ar Mas
Alican Monthly Review OF Reviews
Ieripeetos
CAN Montaly
the Review OF Reviews
Company
Astor Place
New York
Inter Ocean
Andpoiay
Pelee
Sundy
Mail
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West
Inter Qoean
Tell Ibune
York
Toroughly
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Sengistrate Bistiarck Tribune
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Northwestern
Minneapolis Tribune
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