North Dakota's rise as a global agricultural force
North Dakota has transformed from a perceived desert to a thriving agricultural hub. The state now ships wheat and flax worldwide, attracting steady immigration as fertile lands remain untapped. Growth continues with new homes and towns forming, promising a growing population and economic strength.
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North Dakota
Ramsey county lands and the push for publishers group
The article extols Ramsey county land for farming noting rich soil, easy acquisition, and potential riches for eastern settlers. It also recounts the North Dakota publishers association's creation led by Ed A Paradis to secure better advertising rates, its rocky early years, and eventual success benefiting Minnesota and North Dakota papers.
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Ramsey County
Northwest
Ramsey
Kent
North Dakota Press Association
Publishers’ Association
Minnesota
Ed. A. Paradis
Midway News
Merriam Park
St. Paul
Paradis
Chicago
Association
Paratlis
Geo. N. Lamphere
Moorhead News
North Dakota
Northwestern Publishers Association
North Dakota Coal Beds Spark Vision of New Commonwealth
The article extols coal reserves as a vast, inexhaustible fuel source in North Dakota, predicting rapid mining and shipping. It notes the industry’s infancy but foresees thousands of jobs and a bright future for new residents, anchored by the state’s natural resources.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Lands Open to Young Men’s Home Ambition
The article extols young men securing homes on government lands in North Dakota. It notes thousands of acres are available and implies government land policies facilitate settlement and home ownership opportunities for ambitious individuals.
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North Dakota
Peruna Credited By Women For Nervous Debility Cure
Letters from Mrs. Mary Cook of Pittaford New York Miss Annie Zlott of Newark New Jersey and Mrs. Anna Rees of Philadelphia credit Peruna with curing years of nervous weakness catarrhal ailments and summer debility The firm offers a free book on summer catarrh from The Perruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio
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Mary Cook
Pittaford
N. Y
Peruna
Cook
Hartman
Annie Zlott
Livingston Street
Newark
N. J
Anna Rees
North Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Perrns Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Home Ownership Looms for North Dakota Youths
The piece urges industrious young men to claim land in North Dakota with cheap homes and easy terms, noting farming can fund down payments and profits can cover balances. It mentions Lily Langtry star Freddie Gebbhardt relocating to Sioux Falls to pursue a divorce, and questions Aguinaldo’s oath to the United States and President McKinley’s praise of Gen Funston after Aguinaldo’s capture.
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North Dakota
Freddie Gebbhardt
Lily Langtry
Sioux Falls
S. D
Aguinaldo
United States
McKinley
Gen. Funston
Question of the future of Manchuria attracts world attention
The future of Manchuria draws interest from major powers while Manchurians show little concern, aware they will not be consulted and therefore choose not to worry about the issue.
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Manchuria
Land values boom described around Devils Lake ND
Grand Forks Herald notes a strong land boom near Devils Lake with a 1100 acre sale at 20 dollars per acre to a Missouri buyer. Immigrants arrive with cash, seeking large tracts and improved farms. real estate dealers report brisk business and expect substantial development across western North Dakota this summer.
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Grand Forks
Siver Scrumgard
Lisbon
Devils Lake
Joan Maher
Lcity
Missouri
Scrumgard
North Dakota
Testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy from Warrington
William Savora of Warrington endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis and claims it saved his wife’s life after six years of illness. says she is now well and credits Greene's drug store with selling the remedy.
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Chamberlain
William Savora
Warrington
England
Greene’s
James Shannon Arrested Over Ambiguous Check Attempt
James Shannon was arrested Monday evening by Policeman James Macbeth while trying to cash a $20,000 check with inconsistent amounts. A Tuesday insanity board ordered Shannon sent to Jamestown, and Sheriff Rutten transported him on a Wednesday flyer.
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James Shannon
James Macbeth
Shannon
Ed. Glenn
Jamestown
Rutten
Wheat for seed offered in Dry Lake Township notice
For sale. One thousand bushels of wheat for seed at 40 cents and 400 bushels for seed at 70 cents. Contact David Turner in Dry Lake Township.
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David Turner
Dry Lake Township
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