Land Sales Signal Revival as County Lands Sell High
Land agent Powell notes Ramsey county led state in average sale price per acre at the recent state land sale, with local farmers as buyers. He cites 191 acres in Morris township at over 23 dollars per acre and 80 acres in Dry Lake township at 17 dollars per acre spot cash. A sale of the Charles Cagelow property drew 1500 dollars cash, and a bill by Senator Hansbrough to extend reservation settlers’ time to May Ast is praised as a welcome boost.
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Powell
Ramsey
Illinois
Iowa
Morris Township
Dry Lake Township
Charles Cagelow
East Second Street
Charles Hollinger
Hansbrough
Pleasant Family Reunion at Zilwaukee Home
A Christmas gathering at Mrs. M. E. Stafford’s Zilwaukee home featured an elegant gift distribution and a bountiful dinner for relatives and friends. Routier family members from Zilwaukee Devils Lake Battle Creek Carroll Miss Braman and Sara Western share stories of returning home and a joyous, musical evening.
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M. E. Stafford
Zilwaukee
Routier Boys
Er Routier
Father Bouchard
Augustus Routier
Augustus Routier, Jr
F. H. Routier
N. D
W. H. Routier
Battle Greek
8. C. Webber
Oliver
Carroll
Braman
Sassima Purchase
Sara Western
Jackson
Saginaw Courier
Bradford Trial on Train Robbery Ends Flagged Verdict
Bradford, named in last week's Inter-Ocean report on a highway robbery aboard a Great Northern train, was found ably of the charge by a jury that determined the verdict after a lengthy trial.
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J.H. Bradford
Great Northern
Man Sentenced for Nine and a Half Years in Penitentiary
In a case heard by Judge Cowan the defendant received a nine and a half year sentence to the penitentiary. Sheriff Rutten immediately escorted him to Bismarck.
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Cowan
Rutten
Bismarck
Cotton Growers Split by Desperate Market Pressures
Southern cotton growers burn baled cotton to curb supply and lift prices. The piece argues planters lack cash to store crops, leaving them at the mercy of speculators. It compares southern cotton with northwest wheat, claiming progress versus pride drives outcomes.
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South
Northwest
McGahan Sees Strong Wheat Prospects at Devils Lake
L D McGahan of Edwards Wood Co a grain firm visited Devils Lake to review country elevator wheat stocks and farmer holdings He predicted continued farm prosperity and high prices with opportunities to market wheat at about 1 00 per bushel amid tight country supplies and early market tightness.
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L. D. McGahan
Edwards Wood Co
Devils Lake
MeGshan
Wheat demand upswing as flour makers cite poor quality grain
Country mills report heavy activity in fall and winter supplying local trade. Large wheat purchases indicate flour production required more grain per barrel due to notably poor quality.
District Court Disposes Several State Cases
The district court disposed of multiple state cases with guilty verdicts for burglary grand larceny and blind pigging. Names include Jud Miller Albert Johnson Geo Williams Lee Barnhart Dan Maxon James Cummings Amy Barber Harry McPhail Mack Fly Christ Johnson Christ Eikness and Wm Haight. Fred Solberg received a directed verdict not guilty. The Murphy vs Messaac civil jury failed to reach a verdict.
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District Court
Jud Miller
Albert Johnson
Geo. Williams
Lee Barnhart
Dan Maxon
James Cummings
Amy Barber
Harry McPhail
Mack Fly
Christ Johnson
Christ Eikness
Wm. Haight
Fred Solberg
Murphy
Messaac
Farm House Fire Injures Teacher Peter Gering
The residence of Peter Gering northwest of Starkweather burned several days ago after a lamp exploded. Gering, a Pleasant township teacher, built the house near his school and was badly burned while trying to save furniture.
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Peter Gering
Starkweather
Gering
Pleasant Township
Fragmentary Bank Ledger Snippet with Liabilities and Cash Items
A partial OCR of a bank ledger shows details on overdrafts U S Bonds circulation and premiums. It lists liabilities capital stock paid in certified checks and notes a banking house furniture fixtures and other cash items. Also references state and national banks and reserve agents with various unsettled entries.
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U.S
U. S
Seertes Tenets National Bank
Isto
Ational
Market report excerpt with grain prices and oats data
Minneapolis markets show No. 1 Hard No. 1 Northern No. 2 Northern flax oats barley prices. Figures list includes Duluth 2y 35 44 114 and a quoted value 1.28.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Steves Devils Lake
Wheat market outlook predicts lasting high prices and demand
The article argues wheat prices will stay strong due to ongoing demand and supply constraints. It notes large operators buying, seasonal tendencies favoring higher prices, and a forecasted yield shortfall to 109,600,000 bushels, suggesting investors should buy now for expected gains.
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Holbrook Mercantile Company
Bradford
McGahan
First National Bank
North Dakota
State of North Dakota
Jayne
D. Jayne
NION
Thacker & Hughes, Penpa
Grand Forks, N. D
Edwards, Wood & Co
Edwards-Wood CO
Frovis
E. J. Chamberlin
Devils Lake, N. D
Silberman Brother
West
Silberman Brothers
Ottumwa
Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank
J.J. Bell
F. W. Cockburn
Dealne
Kelly Avenue
Devils Lake, W. D
Aakota
Watts
Fargo
W Amy