Ramsey county farmers tour Fargo college grounds and rail support
Delegations from Ramsey county and Nelson county join a Friday excursion to the Agricultural College at Fargo accompanied by wives. Members praise Prof Worst and college staff for farming insights and cooking tips. Free rail passes boost turnout and future plans may separate couples from gentlemen. The article also notes a policy shift and a looming reclamation fund tied to public land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Agricultural College
Fargo
Nelson County
Worst
Great Northern Railroad Company
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Experiment Station
National Irrigation Bill Faces Presidential Support
The national irrigation bill passes both houses despite House opposition, signaling strong popular backing and highlighting President Roosevelt's independence. His forthcoming signature will mark a notable triumph and confirm his decisive leadership on irrigation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Thoughts on kindness and busy lives in a small town
A reflective piece urges care for shut ins and the lonely amid busy days. It stresses visiting with flowers and hopeful words, offers guidance on work ethic through a boy’s attitude, recalls a romantic reunion tale from the Red River valley, and notes editorial changes at the Bottineau Courant with E. V. Kavanaugh retiring and Hugh R. Smith succeeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroge Tiffany
Grafton
Searl
Sears
Miss Tiffany
J. K. Wood
Warren
Minn
Tiffany
Mr.Wood
Red River Valley
Grafton News and Times
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First’ National Bank
A. O. Whipple
H. E. Baird
Savings Bank Department
A. O. Warpter, M. J. Wuitree
F. W. Cooxsorn
H. B. Strat
J.J. Hit
E. J. Bamp
D. W. Exsiex
H. E. Barrp
Devils Lake
Shakopee
St. Paul
Adams Bros
Crescent Bicycles
Mrs. Garvey
Anna B. Shortridge
D. O
Lila V. Shortridge
Seventh St
School House
Telephone
Devils Lake, N. D
New York Commercial
National Irrigation Law
Itia
V. Kavanaugh
The
Bottineau Courant
Hugh R. Smith
Odawater
A. E. Hodgkinson
Dpruggist
Twin Cities
W. W. Wood
C.p. Brainard & CO
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