Northwest hotel praised at the state capital
At the state capital the Northwest hotel earns praise as the inaugural ball outshines the mayor's event. Judge Winchester orders a famous roulette wheel burned on January 25. Tax exemptions proposed for religious property and mileage costs for Ramsey county members are noted. A bill to abolish the state irrigation and forestry office is introduced. Governor White's economy push gains some support amid ongoing appropriations battles.
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Winchester
State Superintendent of Irrigation,forestry and Fish
W. W. Barrett
North Dakota Legislature Mulls Funding Warrants and Reapportionment
The state plans to issue 150000 to 200000 in warrants to cover current expenses, while lawmakers discuss appointing a six three committee to inspect public institutions. Reapportionment debates favor dividing the state into two or four districts, with western representatives seeking more seats and Hopkins law amendments guiding a potential east west split.
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Spalding
Hopkins
North Dakota
Nothern
Crassy County
Marshall
Business Men's Club elects directors and plans incorp
At a Tuesday meeting the Business Men's club elected directors F H Prosser T A Haslam Clas H Baker D F Bangs Dr Crewe P J McClory and Richard Daeley and voted to incorporate with by laws to ban liquor and gambling. Officers named include President D F Bangs Vice President P J McClory Secretary Dr Crewe and Treasurer Chas H Baker.
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Business Men's Club
K.P. Hall
Tthe Club
F. H. Prosser
T. A Haslam
Clas. H. Baker
D. F. Bangs
Dr. Crewe
P. J. McClory
Richard Daeley
Chas. H. Baker
Rooms Dawley
Crewe
McClory
Prosser
Baker
Haslam
Daeley
Prosser, Baker, Haslam
Hope Building
Daughters of Rebekkah Install Officials at I O O F Hall
The Daughters of Rebekkah installed officers led by Mrs. Karen Scrumgard at I O O F hall with Ella Reid Nettie Ranum Paul Gorder and others. A lunch followed and a party for lodge members is planned next Tuesday. The Degree of Honor installed new officers Harriet Juergens Karen Scrumgard Mae Ruhberg Nellie Fanning Susie Denoyer Eva Swanson and Nels H. Peterson. A Syndicate of Minnesota capitalists bought remaining unsold N P railroad lands in North Dakota between Jamestown and Bismarck totaling 1 500 000 acres.
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Daughters of Rebekkah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Karen Scrumgard
N. G
Ella Reid
V. G
Nettie Ranum
Paul Gorder
Treas
Anna Gorder
Karen Scrumigard
Sue BE. Hale
Frank Priest
I. G
P. H. Mansean
R.S.N.G
Nellie Svee
L.S.N.G
Minnie Tur
Harriet Juergens
C. H
L. H
Minnesota
N. P. Railroad
North Dakota
Jamestown
Bismarck
North Dakota Sanitarium Extends One Day Visit
Patients are urged to call on that day to visit the Sanatorium treating chronic diseases with medicine surgery electricity hydrotherapy and baths. Located in the New Edwards building Fargo managers offer a range of trusses for men women and children.
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North Dakota
Edwards
Fargo
N. D
Burns
Lands Sold For Home Seeking Despite Poor Soil
The document notes the lands are disposed to homeseekers but warns the soil is not rich enough for general farming. This signals limited agricultural suitability and a push toward settlement despite land quality concerns.
United States vs Frank Phifer timber culture case at Rolette
Testimony in a federal timber culture dispute centers on Phifer's final proof before Judge Carothers in Grand Forks. Special Agent Lounsberry accuses fraud after Phifer sold the land to James J. McCanna, with deposition planned to show Phifer acted knowingly. The Stomach, the present land owner, is represented by John W. Maher.
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United States Land Office
United States
Frank Phifer
Rolette County
Phifer
Carothers
Grand Forks
Lounsberry
James J. McCanna
Carother’s
John W. Maher
Caribs of Guatemala cultivate cassava for daily bread
The Caribs of Guatemala rely on cassava and fish as chief foods. Cassava grows mainly to meet daily needs, serving as a vegetable, bread, and for cassareep, which is their only sweet.
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Guatemala
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