First Chautauqua Origins and North Dakota Progress
The Chautauqua movement began in 1874 on Chautauqua Lake as a model Sunday school project by Lewis Miller and Rev. John H. Vincent. The idea expanded into secular and religious education with assemblies nationwide. North Dakota now boasts a fine Chautauqua ground and auditorium, signaling strong participation and rest, recreation, or instruction for future sessions.
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Lewis Miller
Akron
Ohio
John H. Vincent
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Manufactory push urged for North Dakota
North Dakota urges growth of local industries to curb outflow of money for goods and reduce reliance on outside manufacturers. Advocate emphasizes state is agricultural yet underdeveloped in manufacturing and calls for rapidFactory development.
North Dakota urged to attract manufacturing to grow economy
The article argues for state leadership to bring factories to North Dakota to diversify beyond farming. It cites the need to keep money circulating locally, create jobs, and build home markets, warning that neglecting industry harms prosperity. It also condemns violent street unrest as harmful to labor and good governance.
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North Dakota
Evolution Not Revolution Reform Stance Across Aide Lines
A cautious editorial argues against violent reformers advocating rapid social and economic change. It urges gradual evolution toward improvements, acknowledging useful ideas in socialism while opposing forceful, revolutionary methods and urgent commands from extremists.
North Dakota News Roundup Reflects Social Progress and State Interests
The piece surveys public sentiment on social order amid calls for rapid changes, lauds Mrs. McKinley’s recovery and President’s devotion, notes Senator Clapp's civil service appointment complaints, and highlights the tri state drainage convention in Fargo. It also cites 78,000 children in North Dakota schools, Bryan’s shifting political stance, a bullish state land market, and West Point cadet discipline signals government control.
Planting trees demands post care this spring
The piece urges diligent care for new trees planted this spring, stressing tender nursing now to ensure survival. It quotes State Superintendent Devine on the safety of investing in North Dakota lands, with The Inter Ocean endorsing the stance as consistent with its own views.
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Devine
North Dakota
Inter-Ocean
Ordinary thief versus hail insurance swindle described
A short complaint contrasts an ordinary thief who robs individuals with a hail insurance swindler who takes premiums and misleads policyholders about crop protection benefits. The excerpt emphasizes deceit over simple theft.
Hartman offers free summer treatment for women by mail
Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio offers free summer correspondence treatment for female diseases. Women may become regular patients by writing with age life history and symptoms. Medicines including Peruna advised, with confidential care and no public testimonials.
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S. B. Hartman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
B. Harrman
Columbus
Ohio
Ida Green
Baldwinville
Dr. Hartman
Northwestern Fire and Marine insurance appeal
A cautious warning about mutual companies and unlimited liability urges safe choice of Northwestern Fire and Marine. It highlights reliable adjustment of losses, guaranteed premium payment ending liability, and references local agents in Devils Lake North Dakota.
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Northwestern Fire and Marine
Northwestern
Wm. H. Brown & Co
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Druggist
A Van Etten New York druggist, J. Goldsmith, touts Chamberlain's Cough remedy as preferred for his family and customers. He reports five years of complete satisfaction and effectiveness for ordinary coughs, colds, and coughs after influenza. For sale at W. Greene's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N. Y
Lo Grippe
W. Greene
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A. T. Horsman
Rams County
D. Hansbrough
Tmanager I
Condolata
City OF
Albany
SHUN
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Gage
Badger
Heatwole
Fargo
Red River Valley
William J. Bryan
David B. Hill
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Ramsey County
West Point
United States
Andrew Huseby
Tam
Kent & Wilson’s
W. R. Kuhne
Powell
H. N. Halgren
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