Grand Forks Appoints Two Bank Examiners
Grand Forks residents John Vallely and Joseph M. Fahy receive bank examiner posts. Vallely heads the Grand Forks district while Fahy serves the east Minot district. Other recent appointments include Arthur Shullenberg of Stanley and James Huffman of Minot, with Roy Nelson reappointed as office man and Frank Shanley of Cando and Sam Wilson of Bottineau named county men. Six districts will host examiner appointments, four announced so far.
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Grand Forks
John Vallely
Joseph M. Fahy
Vallely
Fahey
East Minot
Penn
Churchs Ferry
Minot
Oliver Knidaon
Arthur Shullenberg
Stanley
James Huffman
Roy Nelson
Frank Shanley
Cando
Sam Wilson
Bottineau
Farm machinery demonstrations spread across Georgia
Government and private interests push demonstration farms to show improved cultivation methods. Georgia counties adopt county demonstrators and Hastings farm near Trimble hosts a model demo building with machinery displays open to the public. The aim is practical education leading to higher yields and broader adoption of better seeds, fertilizers, and crops.
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Missouri
Dea
United Eritée
Georgia
Troup County
Gas
Southern Seedsman
Mixalasippi
Alabama
Hastings
Trimble
Cooperative house idea for women workers amid loneliness
The piece argues loneliness fuels discontent among working women in single rooms and dreary neighborhoods. It proposes small cooperative houses with shared dining and own rooms, plus shared chores, to improve morale and efficiency. It also stresses praise over constant criticism as key to motivating workers and fostering team spirit.
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Cheerlon
Ecorea
S Smilar
Ceer Jes
Service 15 Sought Practical End to Friction
A report from the National Electric Light Association convention outlines a plan for profit sharing, a company pension fund, full injury costs with wages during disablement, and a savings bank system. It defines service as devotion to the employer’s interests, arguing long-term loyalty boosts efficiency. Secretary Nagel calls it a long stride toward stopping a revolution.
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National Electric Light Association
Manhattan
Db Company
Savings Bank System
Hich
Nagel
Workers and Shirkers Reflect on Work and Rest
A column argues that balance matters and that constitution dictates effort. It cites Napoleon as an example of relentless work and impact, noting the sorrow left for widows and orphans. The piece contrasts hard labor with lax effort and questions universal advice on diligence.
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Napoleon
Blood in the Den of an Average Prewasp Person
A distorted fragment cites blood weight and heart pulses with unclear terms. The text mentions twenty eight pounds and Sudet with obscure phrases. The source lacks coherent event or identifiable subjects to build a clear news card.
Italian Women Farm Laborers On Suburban Truck Farms
Early morning scenes show a small corps of women workers, many Italians, starting long days on suburban truck farms. They work hard, returning late, with weeders lauded for skill. A vivid Boston Globe quote notes the Italian woman’s colorful finery remains off while kneeling to weed and battle pests.
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Ston
Pana
Boston
Asbestos Roofing Rise Shapes Canadian Building Trade
A government report highlights Canada as the top asbestos producer with 82 percent of world supply. From 1880 to 1909 output grew from 880 to 63,300 tons valued at 2.2 million dollars. Quebec Black Lake quarries show 45 million tons, underpinning a industry with $24.29 million in capital and 5,000 workers earning 1.35 million yearly.
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Dominion of Canada
Black Lake
Quebec
Dominion
Training for German Mechanics Emphasizes Continuation Schools
The article argues Americans must fund training from boyhood to stay efficient. It cites Germany where continuation schools provide metal trade basics like trade calculations, drawing, physics, and shop work. Apprentices attend ten hours weekly without pay, supplemented by government offerings for various levels of ability and ambition.
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Cassier
Germany
Honest editors and lad dishes at a June picnic
A Devils Lake woman claims possession of several lad dishes used at a June editors picnic. The Fargo Forum notes the editors’ honesty is greater than commonly imagined, joking they should have swiped the dishes and taken them home.
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Fargo Forum
Devils Lake
Taxicab Service in Grand Forks by Dakota Auto Co
Dakota Auto Company offers taxicab and livery car service in Grand Forks with careful, gentlemanly drivers and comfortable cars. Two phones, 107, and location at 4th and Bruce Ave for Grand Forks residents.
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Grand Forks
Dakota Auto Company
4Th
Bruce Ave
Hearing for Druggist Permit in Devils Lake
Notice sets August 19 1911 hearing in Devils Lake Ramsey County North Dakota on A W Harrison petition to grant a Druggist Permit to sell malt vinous spirituous and intoxicating liquors for medicinal scientific and mechanical purposes at Webster Freshwater. Anyone interested may appear and contest per court order dated July 10 1911. Herman Stenseth Clerk of District Court.
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State of
North Dakota
Ramsey
G. A. I. District Court
Second Judicial District
Devils Lake
Ramey
John A. Moran
A. W. Harrison
Webster
Freshwater
Ramsey County
Devtis Lake
Herman Stenseth
Harrison
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Union Commercial College of
Alva Zinn
Williston Wholesale Co
Kenmare Journal
Loas
Larimore
O’brien Brothers Hardware Dealers
Inter-Ocean
N. Dak
Letics
Herman Stensets
Joan A. McRax
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
William Rossin
Grand Harbor
N. D
Township
Lange 63 W
Fifth Principal Meridian
ND. Irvin
Grant
D. Michael Lyons
N.D. C
B. Kennall
Churles Ferry
N.D
WM. Miller
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