Stalwart Formation Shattered in North Dakota Debate
Bismarck Feb 21 Progressive Republican lawmakers condemned probes into progressive state officials and repudiated reports of a financial crisis. They approved a resolution praising the four year administration and urging publicity to repair the state's credit while decrying attempts to discredit progressives. The outcome left a more solid progressive coalition despite a weakened stalwart machine.
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Bismarck
Republican Party
House
Legislative Department
North Dakota farm values rise with land gains
The passage notes farm value growth driven by wheat and livestock demand. In 1910 the average North Dakota farm including equipment was $13,109 with land and buildings worth $11,063, livestock $1,456, and implements $590. Land and buildings averaged $28.94 per acre, more than double a decade earlier.
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North Dakota
Equalize Work Each District in North Dakota Bill
A bill proposed in the House aims to equalize district judge workloads, reassigning Eddy county to Judge Coffey’s district along with Logan Lamoure Kidder Stutsman Wells Foster Griggs and Eddy. Farm property values have surged since 1890 with land and buildings comprising 84.4 percent, machinery 4.5 percent, and livestock 11.1 percent. North Dakota farms have grown in acreage from 277.4 in 1890 to 382.3 in 1910. Electric Bitters advertised as a health tonic promise strength and vigor to readers.
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Eddy County
C. W. Buttz
Every Bottle Sells 50 Cents at All Drug Stores
A short shopper note states each bottle costs fifty cents at all drug stores. The notice emphasizes uniform pricing across locations and invites readers to purchase promptly.
Devils Lake to host nearly a hundred Knights of the Grip
L G Walstrom chair of the Devils Lake council of United Commercial Travelers announced the event will total close to 100 attendees, making Devils Lake a standout in the order. Lodge officers said 75 were believed secured, signaling Devils Lake’s strong position in the organization.
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L. G. Walstrom
Devils Lake
Farm clubs doing 600 work in state reports
Grand Forks February 21 Over one hundred clubs in North Dakota join the Better Farming Special Service Bureau in reporting results. Diversification rotation of crops livestock corn alfalfa and farm life are emphasized. Spring Creek Farmers Club in Barnes county organizes cooperative buying of binder twine and supplies.
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Grand Forks
Better Farming Special Service Bureau
Spring Creek
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