Brome Grass Seed for Sale by Devils Lake Vendor
John Munig of Devils Lake North Dakota offers first grade brome grass seed at 12 dollars per hundred pounds for quantities under 400 pounds and 10 dollars per hundred for 400 pounds or more. Second grade seed is 10 dollars per hundred and 8 dollars per hundred in 400 pound lots. References available from banks or business houses. Seed sample at Inter Ocean office. Rural route 1.
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Devils Lake
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Inter-Ocean
Summer study reports at University of Chicago amid segregation debates
Dean Alexander Smith's report on summer term work shows total university attendance around 1,750 with 925 men and 825 women. Junior colleges enrolled 176 students, 101 men and 75 women, compared with 186 students last year. President Harper notes nationwide rise in summer programs.
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University of Chicago
Alexander Smith
Harper
South
Dean Smith
Edmore News Roundup of Local Doings and Debates
Edmore residents heard updates on local officials returning from Bismarck and business travel. The High School Literary Society held its first debate with a country versus city life motion, judges favored the affirmative, and plans called for monthly public debates through the year.
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Glee Club
Chas
DeNoyer
Mary Fitzsimmons
Harlem Fancher
Dan Brennan
Minda Fansler
Earl Mann
Bisse
Adamson
Rhoda
Inter-Ocean
North Dakota Foreshadows Remarkable Agricultural Progress
North Dakota shows dramatic growth in population railroads and land value with 400000 residents 2000 miles of rail and $132000000 real estate appraisal. Farm produce livestock value nears $100000000 with likely further gains as farm diversity increases. About 40000 farms 20000 ranches and 7000 combined farms statewide.
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Dairy prosperity and growing population in new state
The article notes population growth this year nearing half a million and explains how dairy farming has brought independence from soil crops. It cites high milk and butter prices, over fifty creameries, and many farms partially improved available for cheap purchase as immigrants move in, predicting rising land values.
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Minot
Baseball league dreams inked for eight clubs
Herald reports W. 8. Lucan promotes adding Superior Duluth Bemidji and Devils Lake to an eight club Northern League with Crookston backing expansion. Discussions include Fargo Winnipeg Bemidji Devils Lake teams and the Crookston roster nearing completion ahead of board meetings.
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Winnipeg
Scott Karns
Charles H. Cole
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North Dakota Banner Reports on Deaf School Legislation
The February North Dakota Banner highlights Washington’s birthday material and an editorial on bills for the deaf school. Bills seek to rename the institution and issue bonds for improvements, with vetoes and reintroduction noted, plus plans to census deaf and hearing children by township clerks.
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Washington
School For the Deaf and Dumb
White
Hale
Senate
House
Astar
School For the
War mobilization figures by country 21 to 0 age group
Figures show per thousand men aged 21 to 0 in service in France 64, Germany 48, Russia 43, Austria 34, and Italy 30. In case of war these figures rise in Germany to 139, Austria to 96, France to 171, Italy to 107, and Russia to 81.
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Germany
Russia
Austria
Italy
Gold output in late 1800s surpasses seventeenth century aims
The record notes that the last five years of the nineteenth century yielded more gold than the total intended gold output of the seventeenth century, highlighting a dramatic surge in precious metal production during the late 1800s.
North Dakota News Briefs on Markets and Rail Growth
A turkey weighed 82 pounds at a Cando meat market. A farmer near Cando received a near two thousand dollar hog shipment payment. Mohall starts new paper Renville County Tribune with publisher J W Schnitzler. Lignite coal trust will open operations soon to boost North Dakota coal fields. Great Northern concessions may lower freight rates aiding shipments to Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota and Iowa. State Land Commissioner D J Laxdal to head Northern Baseball league. State lawyers meet Feb 20 to form association for counties. E Fox named receiver of the Minot land office.
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Cando Record
Renville
D. J. Laxdal
Northern Baseball League
Bismarck
E. Fox
Minot
Cando Bonds Fund City Waterworks Project
C. C. Gowran returns from a business trip to Cando where he purchased municipal bonds totaling 8000 for the city waterworks system. He notes abundant surface water and mains installation as chief expense, and praises Cando as a thriving town with many buildings planned for the summer.
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C. C. Gowran
Cando
Peake Discusses Lignite Output and Local Fuel Needs
Col Peake says North Dakota lignite output since Nov 1 averages about 300 tons daily from Lehigh and New Salem mines. He notes the state consumed most lignite locally with over 20 000 tons monthly total, questioning what fuel the public would have used otherwise and at what cost. Figures exclude northwestern G N points and mines west of Fargo on the N P.
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N. P
Fargo
Codfish Omelette Cream Sauce Recipe
A recipe note from American Queen describes shredding codfish cook with milk and egg rounded by pepper flour and butter. The mix is cooked like a cream sauce and baked for about thirty minutes to finish.
Kate Shelley to be nurse at Cherokee asylum
Miss Kate Shelley famed for warning an engineer during a storm and saving a train, will enter the state insane hospital at Cherokee Iowa as a nurse next month. She has been engaged by asylum officials and retains public interest in her heroic deed. The bridge near Moingona Boone County has since moved to a site near La Crosse.
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Moingona
Boone County
State Insane Hospital
Cherokee
la Crosse River
la Crosse
Anything wrong with giving him both
A penitentiary warden favors employment over religious aid for discharged convicts and questions in the Chicago Tribune whether providing both work and a bible is beneficial or necessary for rehabilitation.
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