Devils Lake set for a building boom and business surge
E E Rorapaugh reports from Devils Lake that a rapid construction and business expansion will transform the city this year. New blocks, a city hall, stores, a laundry, and the North Dakota Telephone company plan extensive growth, with prominent locals like M H Brennan and Paul Gorder driving development.
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E. E. Rorapaugh
Grand Forks Herald
Devils Lake
M. H. Brennan
City Hall
Jacobson
Captain Jacobson
Grand Harbor
Kelley Avenue
I. C.0. F. Society
City Laundry
Brennan
First National Bank
Fourth Street
Paul
Gorder
Chris, Gorder
Fort Totten
North Dakota Telephone Company
Allan Tompkins
Northwest
C. ©. Burgess
Aneta
A. D. Landt
Northwood
Grand Forks
C. ©. Connolly
Connolly
Fred Shaw
Crookston
Shaw
New York Life Insurance Company
H. E. Arnold
Lake View
Mann& Son
Wineman’s
S. J.small
Frank Whitman
Sevilla
Whitman
Price gaps across border boost North Dakota farm values
The Emerson Journal shows wheat prices 8 to 124 cents higher per bushel just across the Pembina line in North Dakota than Emerson Manitoba. Across the Red River the southside yields 9 cents more for wheat, 8 for barley, 15 for flax, with greater gaps further west. Calculations on ten crops place a North Dakota 160 acre farm worth 4000 dollars more for wheat at 20 bushels per acre, 7560 more for oats at 40, 3840 more for barley at 30, and 3600 more for flax at 15.
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Emerson (Man.) Journal
Pembina
North Dakota
Emerson
Red River
Manitoba
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Savings Bank Department
A. O. Warpte, M.J. Wahrie
F. W. Cocxsvan
H. B. Staatz
J.J. Hu
E. J. Baran
D. W. Ension
H. E. Barry
Shakopee
St. Paul
MRS
East Fourth Street
Anna B. Shortridge
D.O
Lila V. Shortridge
D. O
Seventh St
School House
Telephone
Devils Lake, N. D
Mrs. M. Losey
Mr. Losey
McCormicks Company
Bismarck Tribune
Hansbrough
Marshall
General Land Office
Land Office Department
A. E. Hodeginson
W. W. Wood
Brainard
Johnson
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