North Dakota Irrigation PlansPromising Yet Pending
Senator Hanebrough argues irrigation in North Dakota hinges on water delivery over the Missouri River. Officials consider pumping systems and reservoir schemes, with federal support expected as national irrigation broadens. Cost and fuel access affect progress, while gravity ideas are challenged but not final.
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Hanebrough
North Dakota
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Missouri
Montana
Yellowstone
Congress
Asia
Europe
Internal Distention and State Association Excursions
A fragment discusses editors and state papers in the context of the State Association. It praises the officers as good fellows who know more about the details and suggests any issues stem from limited information. The note acknowledges uncertainty about the matter and questions what could have gone wrong.
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State Association
Association
Toey
Private association quarrel sparks reader indifference
The Pembina Pioneer Express notes the issue is not of consumer interest but a private matter for association members. It urges private discussion in association meetings or by letter to officials.
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Pembina Pioneer Express
Strike turmoil in Chicago hack driver funerals
The Chicago strike by hack drivers halted or redirected seventeen funerals as remains were moved by wagons or street cars. The piece argues civilized society requires proper funeral conveyance and calls for social system changes.
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Chicago
Designs Wanted for Souvenir Book Cover Prize
A $50 prize is offered for a World’s Fair souvenir book cover design by North Dakota residents. Entries may be black and white or color, must be reproducible, and feature only the words Glimpses of North Dakota on the cover. Submissions due February 1, 1904 to David Bartlett, Fargo, MN, with details on color, paper, and reproduction.
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St.Louis
North Dakota
R. J. ‘Turner
Bismarck
Iin
David Bartlett
Fargo, MN
Grand Forks to Host State Teachers Association Gathering
Plans for the largest teachers meeting in association history are set for Grand Forks on December 2 3 1 and 1. The president is Prof C C Schmidt of Jamestown and the secretary Prof A P Hollis of Valley City. Notable educators from across the state will read papers and address the gathering with a guest delegation including E Benj Andrews of Lincoln Nebraska and Superintendent John Kennedy of Batavia New York. Railroads grant one and a third fare on the certificate plan and a reception is planned by President and Mrs Merrifield.
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Grand Forks
C. C. Schmidt
Jamestown
A. P. Hollis
Valley City
Worst
Fargo
G. A. McFarland
The
State Normal School
Merrifield
State University
Stockwell
D. E. Ward
Joseph Kennedy
W. E Hoover
Park River
Vernon P. Squires
Morley
Fargo College
Robertson
Red River Valley University
E. Benj, Andrews
Lincoln
Nebraska
John Kennedy
Batavia
Atete
North Dakota Editorial Group Delays Excursion Decision
The editorial committee of the North Dakota Editorial Association meets with only three members present led by Chairman Irysh. They postpone action on the annual excursion until more members arrive and will decide between trips to Mexico or St. Louis or possibly cancel both to plan a different outing.
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North Dakota
Irysh
Tod
Mexico
St. Louis
Mowers
Iryub
Gilbreth
Imal
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