City in Brief: Local notes and notices cited from Ramsey county
W D Sparks of Brocket visits relatives in town Sunday. Job ads seek a girl for general house work at $18 per week. County Auditor Eich spent days in Grand Forks. Legislature debates banning possession of firearms by under fourteen under supervision. House for sale on 7th street by G A Standard. County needs first class teachers by April 1. Picture framing at Gilbertson Anderson. Penn School hosted a Washington's Birthday entertainment. Misses Sylvia Manseau and Ella Sexton praised for teaching. Sale of seed oats speltz and straw at $1 per load four miles east. A Miller and A M Bond guest at Prosser farm. Senator Stade proposes death penalty abolition. E J Chamberlin narrowly escaped accident near tracks on No 4. Knox Independent notes the incident. Smith's Record transfers advertised weekly. Local residents and visitors listed, including W S Sterrett, H S Lewis, Ole Mandt, Fred J Traynor, Ford, Bert Cummings, H J Nyhus, Clark W Kelley, Grace Delaney. Alfred Delaney returns from Knox. Rent offered for 320 acre farm near York with 900 cultivated acres. W J Kelly in Crary, Col H M Creel and Inter-Ocean note. Yeomen receive attention at Fargo. Judge J P Heary and Wm Newlove rent homestead. Tridge Henry named permanent chairman. National Conclave in Denver. George Brown returns from Madison trip. snowbound for 11 hours. Platte River ice dynamited to prevent overflow. Landman Powell receives praise for Great Northern North Dakota bulletin distribution. Cedar Falls Globe lauds Ramsey county farmers gaining value per acre versus Iowa.
Liquozone offer promises cure with free first bottle
A sales pitch touts Liquozone as a germ killer and nerve and blood booster, claiming widespread cures and the latest oxygen-based science. It offers a free first bottle by mail with a coupon, insisting the product requires no obligation and will be paid for by the advertiser.
Hansoroughs Fight Delays Canadian Wheat Import Bill
The article praises Hansorough for his role in blocking an amendment to the agricultural appropriation that would allow duty free import of Canadian wheat. It argues the move would lower U S wheat prices and set the price for all U S wheat. It notes he faced strong opposition and prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Mack
Hansorough
National Congress
United States
Hansbrough Stands for Duty Free Wheat in Congress
The Granville Record praises U. S. Senator Hansbrough for opposing duties on Canadian wheat imports. The editorial commends his independence from eastern corporate influence and his courage to defend the northwest constituents’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hansbrough
Northwest
East
Congress
Standard Oil To Be Probed by Federal Investigation
President Roosevelt orders a thorough probe of Standard Oil under Commissioner Garfield. The focus is Kansas oil transport and pricing, alleging control of 40 000 miles of pipe lines, railroad access, and inter state commerce to restrict supplies and raise refined product prices. Government experts from the beef trust inquiry will lead the Standard Oil investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Kansas
Standard
Inter- State Commission
Beef Trust
Standard Oil
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W. D. Sparks
Brocket
Dane
Devils Lake
Eich
Grand Forks
G. A. Standard
East 7Th Street
Gilbertson & Anderson’s
Penn School
Washington
Sylvia Manseau
Ella Sexton
Devilses
A. Miller
A.M. Bond
Sunday
W. Smith
Prosser
Stade
E. J. Chamberlin
Ands
Knox Independent
Smith
W. S. Sterrett
H. S. Lewis
Churchs Ferry
Ole Mandt
Garske
Fred J. Traynor
Ford
Bert Cummings
H. J. Nyhus
Edmore
Clark W. Kelley
South Bend
Indiana
Grace Delaney
Knox
Aera
York
Benson County
Tom Miller
W. J. Kelly
Crary
Col. H. M. Creel
Columbus
Fargo
J. PF. Heary
W.d. Newlove
Tridge Henry
Parlanent
Mr. Newlove
Denver
George Brown
Madison
Nebraska
North Dakota
Platte River
Landman Powell
Great Northern North Dakota Bulletin
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Globe
Ramsey County
Fin
Fomaatron Juroat Brownburestoe
Iar
Granville
E. M. Schiffman
Selby Ave
ST. Paul
Minn
Carieg
B.W. Long Dist
Bartlett & Zimmerman
Midway Horse Market
Bik
Ata
Cme Fae
Rand
Arkanes
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