Development and migration prompt land demand in Dakota
The article cites James J. Hill on rapid U S settlement, rising population, and looming land needs in central and western North Dakota. It highlights irrigation to support farming, immigration pressures, and the push to expand trade through reciprocity and adjusted protection policies, with context from local papers.
Prospective Justice Shiras Retirement Sparks Taft Vacancy Talk
The text notes Shiras may retire from the supreme bench, opening a potential seat for W. H. Taft, who leads the Philippine commission. It also mentions Souris celebrating its first birthday with optimistic town remarks and cites U S crop shares, claiming the nation grows most corn and wheat but holds a small population share.
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Justice Shiras
Supreme Bench
W. H. Taft
Philippine Commission
North Dakota Land Values Seen Rising With Population Boom
The Minneapolis Journal notes North Dakota's low density but rapid future growth projecting population rising from today’s levels toward 1.5 million or more. It compares past Minnesota growth, cites land prices as figures move from seven to forty dollars an acre, and predicts at least a 100 percent statewide land value increase within a decade.
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North Dakota
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Sentiment In The Presidents Message Urges Humane Horse Policy
The president calls for humane treatment of worn army horses explaining they merit light duties or painless death instead of being worked to death. The St Paul Daily News notes this heartfelt paragraph in the message, praising its humanity amid discussions of capital, labor, and treaties.
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St. Paul
Sam
San Juan
Winter artisan courses at North Dakota State University
State University of North Dakota announces short winter courses for carpenters blacksmiths machinists and artisans. Offered programs include mechanical drawing carpentry pattern making blacksmithing machine shop practice machine repair engine running with steam engine indicator practice. Facilities touted as unmatched in the west for artisan instruction.
University Artisans Course Opens Winter Term 1903
The university announces a non examination trance for artisans with a three month course priced under 50 dollars. Over 150 courses offered with students able to elect other work. Winter term starts January 6 1903. For details contact Webster Merrifield University Chicago Great Western Railway offers low round trip rates to Canadian and New England cities. Tickets on sale December 12 23 valid to January 12 1908. Apply to J N Storr City Ticket Agent Cor 5th and Robert St St Paul Minn December 29.
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Webster Merrifield, University
Chicago Great Western Railway
New England
J. N. Storr
Cor
Robert St. St. Paul
Mian
Ramsey County North Dakota Board Proceedings Dec 1 1902
Ramsey County North Dakota board adjourns to 3 pm after petitions on land abatement and bridge construction. Reports detail Odessa Narrows grading cost and proposed bridges near Royal and section lines with multiple signatories and committee conclusions.
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the Board of Commissioners of
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
N. D
Anderson, Baker, Furatenau
McCormick
John Daeley
Haagen P. Naaben
Big Coulee
Odessa Narrows
H. A. Walcott
H. A. Wiceatt
Carri
Gerhard Hormanson
Town Line
Royal Township
Fred Baker
James McCormick
Gus Farstenan
Range
Township
County Board Votes for Numerous Bridge Projects in 1903 Plan
The board recommends building a 48 foot bridge and 16 to 94 foot spans across multiple coulees and sections. They call for bids to open January meeting and authorize piling lengths and post sizes. Several road labor and jailer salaries, court house repairs, and other bills are approved for payment.
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Jas. McCormick
Christ Anderson
Couleé
Township 157
Coulee
Township 156
Centee
Township 155
Township 158
Township 168
Lares L. Gjerdevig
Adams Bros
J. Goldberg
Court House
Minter & Baker
Beck
Nora Anderson
Register of Deeds
Miga Helen Nimmo
Nick Nachtsheim
Devils Lake Co-operative Association
Bowen
F. A. Baker
Dlag. McCormick
Scott's Emulsion Promoted Against Consumption
An old advertisement urges early treatment of consumption like weed control. It touts Scott's Emulsion as the best lung fertilizer along with fresh air rest and nourishing meals. It warns against delaying and promises gradual improvement with consistent use. Salt pork is criticized for digestion while remaining endorsing early action.
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Scott
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