Accident Claims Hansel at Chicago Man's North Dakota Camp
Raymond Hansel of Chicago was accidentally shot and killed three hours after reaching his homestead near Ambrose North Dakota to establish a permanent residence. He and a companion were unpacking when the double barrel shotgun discharged, killing him instantly. His Chicago parents have been notified. New Leipzig plans rapid bridge replacement after Cannon Ball flood destroyed the town bridge. A bridge builder from Mott recommended a steel span to resist future floods, as existing pile bridges are deemed unsafe.
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Ambrose
N. D
Raymond Hansel
Chicago
Hanseal
Gelf
New Leipzig
O'Rourke
Board of County Commissioners
Horse Thieves Active in Pierre Area
Horse thieves stole two horses in Pierre on Wednesday night and another from the Futham range in the county’s northwest. Two young men claiming Ohio as their home are suspected after securing work nearby. A saddle and two shotguns disappeared near Fielder with the missing horses.
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Pierre
Ohio
Fielder
Child Shot Accidentally in North Dakota Granary
In Palfour North Dakota on April 19 Pearl Perifiristenko found her father's shotgun in a granary and tried to dislodge it. The weapon discharged injuring her severely and blowing off part of her hand. Her older brother, two years her senior, ran to the church to fetch help, delivering the news to their parents. The family previously endured the drowning of another son three years earlier.
Fire from Pipe Kills Farmer John Peterson
April 19 reports John Peterson, a farmer near here, burned to death when a pipe he had thrust into his post markets while riding saddle horse ignited his clothing. A high wind spread the flames as he tried to roll on grass to extinguish them, setting dead grass afire. He reached a nearby farmhouse for aid but later died from burns or injuries.
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Keuitiare
N.D
John Pete Rson
Here
Peterson
Dodesstal
Owever
Reeder
Runaway Injuries Fatal in Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal runaway incident with partial phrases about injuries and a fight. The garbled lines reference a prison or plant setting, with scattered names and events, but lack coherent structure or verifiable details.
Narrow escape as man with gun prowls Billings county
Louie Taylor of near Stillwater Billings county faced a nighttime shooting. A rifle flash and a bullet struck a holster stand then the stove inside his home, prompting Taylor to fear a pursuer. Tracks east of the house were found but followed only onto the grass. Authorities plan to seek Billings county state attorney help.
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Bowman
N. D
Louie Taylor
Billings County
Still Water
Grim Reaper
Taylor
Fortunes in Faces and Public Notices
An odd blend of a beauty ad for Dr King s New Life Pills claiming health and beauty benefits and a political jab about Congress and a Children s Bureau bill. The piece mentions the North Dakota Liquor Institute in Grand Forks offering care for liquor and morphine habits.
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Dr. King
North Dekots Liquor Institute
St. Grand Forks
N. D
Ward County States Attorney Seeks North Dakota AG Post
Dudley Nash, Ward County states attorney, is named as a candidate for attorney general of North Dakota. Reports in the Minneapolis Tribune highlight his statewide support and his record at Minot’s Magic City, with calls for him to announce his candidacy.
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Nash
Ward County
Iol
Dudley Nash
Wart County
La Follette Sees Possible GOP Deadlock and Nomination
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin, after Pennsylvania primaries, says delegate momentum for Roosevelt rivals could trigger a deadlock at the national convention. He asserts that with Progressive delegates from the Midwest, they can determine the Republican nomination and shape the party platform.
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Portland
Ore
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Illinois
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Middle West
Progressives Frustrated by ND Supreme Court Ruling
Fargo April 19 Special The North Dakota Progressive Republican league calls an executive committee meeting after the court upholding a law that requires voters to state party preference for assessors. H R Tucker says the ruling disenfranchises thousands of progressive voters and may prompt a rehearing petition to the state attorney general.
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Fargo
N. D
Supreme Court
H. R. Tucker
North Dakota
Progressive Republican League
League
City hall built in four days by Charison residents
Charison enterprises saw rapid action as citizens constructed a frame city hall in four days. Taxpayers, backing the town ownership plan, organized the building committee, finished details, and called for a building fee to complete the project. Furness elected secretary of the Missouri Slope Agricultural and Fair Association as Dr. Mackey resigns.
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Furness
Mandan
N. C
Missouri Slope Agricultural and Fair Association
E. Mackey
A. W. Furness
Nce
Pres. Massingham
Things to Remember and Trade Wisdom from Old Times
A collection of aphorisms and trade guidance from a bygone era. It cites a cautious merchant facing dull trade before a sudden boom, the need for a level separator, and milk quality stressing cleanliness and rapid cooling to 55 or 60 degrees. It also notes that a successful man is useful and that effort conquers difficulty.
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Ampresto
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