A Boy Named Snippy Becomes a Freight Brakeman
A boy nicknamed Snippy grows from a notorious but liked youngster to a railroading brakeman. He rises from lifting hot iron in mills to facing past in a western prison and returns as a rugged, reliable worker on a 140 mile division.
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Suffrage Extension Urged by North Dakota Health Advocate
Dr J Grassic president of the North Dakota Anti Tuberculosis Association argues for women’s suffrage, linking health policy to direct voting power. He contends the state health department is underfunded and ineffective, affecting vital statistics, sanitation, child health, and civic welfare, and asserts women voters hold the key to reform.
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Statehood
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