North Dakota Agricultural College Student Life Special at Devils Lake
The first of its kind student life special train from North Dakota Agricultural College arrived in Devils Lake amid a festive welcome from hundreds of locals and high school students. Exhibits in the dynamo baggage car showcased engineering, home economics, geology, and chemistry. a Grand Opera House program featured music and drama by college departments.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
America
Devils Lake
Agricultural College
Devils, Lake
Manikowske
Mooreton
N. D
Wallace
George Manikowske
G. A. Liam
Ladd
Farm Mechanics
Profensor Bolley
Solla
Igert
la. Foifetts
Devile
Lake
Grand Opera House
Commercial Club
Wile Ight
Warn
Thio
O Pleasum
Siegel
Edmore
Palmer Hall
Rude
Towner
Butterfield
Miss Taplin
Hope
Ines
Norman Nelson
Fargo
Concordia
Rose Nelson
Irene
Hilckson
Cheney
Wash
Grace Bratiee
Larimore
George Stemner
Eddy
Portland
Kraubel
Elken
Dacotah Literary’ Society
Misa Lillian Pairohilda
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Miss Sundt
Mr. Jensen
Jennie Johnson
Simonson
Martin Becker
Edwin Booth Drastic Club
A. C. Crack Squad
N. DA. C
Inc
Buckwater
Selig Motion Picture Co
Rumley
Minot Tho College
Pralée Tor Tho
Annual North Dakota Auto Show in Grand Forks
Feb 14 to 21 mark the dates for the annual North Dakota automobile show in Grand Forks. Dealers plan a bigger event with the large auditorium, orchestra music, and ongoing programs of addresses and pictures each evening for visitors from across the state.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Walters
Grand Parks
North Dakota to Lead Nation in 1913 Railroad Building
Grand Forks Feb 14 reports from the Development League Press Bureau indicate North Dakota will again top the nation in new railway construction in 1913. The Son railroad president Pennington says 800 miles will be built, including the Fordville Drake line across North Dakota into Montana, with connections toward Canadian Pacific. The Great Northern western line from New Rockford is assured and Northern Pacific plans a transcontinental cutoff in the south of the state.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
United States
Development League
Pennington
The
Son Railroad
Fordville-Drake
Plaza
Ita
Montana
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
New Rockford
Northern Pacific
Newcallways
Seed germination tests show wide variation in grains
Grand Forks February 14 A F Borchert Better Farming Expert Stutsman warns seed germination varies wildly across crops with durum barley oats flax and corn showing low to high rates. Wheat disease appears in some samples and a germination test is urged for all farmers to avoid spring disappointments. The Btrester Commercial Club promotes collecting seed samples for testing before the upcoming Batter Farming Association meeting.
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Grand Forks
A. F. Borchert
Stutsman
Thei Btrester Commercial Club
County Agricultural and Training Schools proposed in North Dakota
The North Dakota legislature passed a law establishing County Agricultural and Training Schools funded by county and state, teaching agriculture, home economics, manual training, and teacher training for rural schools. Wright County, Iowa data cited. Benson County starts. petition with 300 signatures needed. election required to establish. Ida Lundstedt awarded $10,000 verdict in breach of promise suit against Frank Harper.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin
Wright County
Towa
County, Agricultural and Training School
County Normal Agricultural Schools
Lfe
Benson County
Ida Lundstedt
Medina
Fessenden
Frank Harper
Dealers Barred From Selling Frozen Fruit Under Label Rules
The order prohibits dealers from selling frozen fruit without clear labeling. Frozen oranges must be labeled Frosted Oranges on all consumer packages and retailer containers. Violators will face complaints and possible action by authorities. The directive, issued by HR Ladd, states shipments entering the state without proper labeling are not recognized after February sixth.
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Dealera
Daing Vo
Lignite Is Vast Resource for North Dakota
Grand Forks Feb 14 Dr A G Leonard state geologist at the State University Grand Forks says North Dakota holds about 500000000000 tons of workable coal. He notes seams several hundred to over 1000 square miles, with beds six to twenty feet thick common in places, signaling immense power potential.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
A. G. Leonard
The
State University At
Leonard
Gillette Sees Need for State Supervision of Poor Care
Grand Forks February 14. Dr J H Gillette of the North Dakota State University sociology department concludes that poor relief spending has grown far faster than population. From 1906 to 1911 expenditures rose from 123919.15 to 240469.80 dollars, 86.5 percent, while population rose 32 percent. Gillette urges state supervision of care for dependents and delinquents.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
J. H Gilette
Department of Sociology
The
State University
University Quarterly
Development League Press Bureau
Gillette
Death by fire in West Ninth Street home
The body of Ella Uline, daughter of the late Colonel Cal Uline, was found burned in her North Dakota home on West Ninth Street and Uline Avenue. Coroner reports indicate alcohol involvement and a failed attempt to ignite the fire with oil and clothing, with the door to a coal stove left ajar. The victim, about fifty years old, had a history in the local county and connections to the Great Northern railroad family.
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Ella Uline
Cal Uline
West Ninth Street
Uline
Garas Eigrand
Gilpertgon
North Dakota
Great Northern
Ind
Cresto
Devils Lake
Aline
Elle
Oersey County
Probe resolution not taken seriously by assembly
In Bismarck on February 14 the probe into the offices of the attorney general and secretary of state drew laughter and little action. Attorney General Miller and ex-Secretary Norton agreed to aid, while lawmakers debated extending the probe to the treasurer and agriculture and labor offices.
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Fox
Assembly
Bismarck
Secretary of State
Miller
Representative Fox
Frame
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
P. D. Norton
State House
Oftlan
Formara
Fetla
Republican Party
McKenzie
Taggart Receives Heavy Sentence in Murder Case
The State's case against Tom Taggart ends after a long trial and jury deliberation. The verdict finds Taggart guilty of murder and the judge imposes a thirty year penitentiary sentence in the state facility.
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Taggart
Tom Taggart
Dick Haberly
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