Old Norse Stories for Young Readers Promoted
The Inter Ocean notes Bradish's Old Norse Stories, issued by American Book Co. in Chicago, as suitable for schools. It retells popular Norse myths from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark in simple, entertaining language, aiming to engage northern immigrant children in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Mailing price is 43 cents.
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Inter-Ocean
Bradish
American Book Company
Chicago
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
The Insurance Problem In Midcentury Debate
A fragmented clipping notes a central claim about the insurance issue being largely settled. It references a debate context and hints at the broader discussion among policymakers and the public without detailing specific figures or actions. The readable text emphasizes the supposed consensus and its implications.
Fire insurance rates in North Dakota prompt debate
The text argues insurers make little profit in North Dakota and contends rising rates are possible. It proposes a remedy through rotor roaters in fighting fires, noting town and city improvements could reduce annual losses and lessen pressure for rate hikes or service cessation by companies.
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North Dakota
State University to Add Science Hall and Expand
The state university plans a three story science hall, 100 by 50 feet, built with top materials. The new facility aims to meet urgent needs, elevate grounds, and bolster North Dakota’s growing wealth and population. Continued support is urged to ensure the university’s rising prominence and future greatness.
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North Dakota
Facvavars
State University
Peekale Sey
Geeee
New Plan Promotes Share Cropping Of Live Stock
A plan to place cattle with farmers along the Northern Pacific line on a share basis gains support from wealthy promoters and railroad officials. One third profits go to stock owners while farmers receive the rest, with thousands of cattle already placed and many sheep anticipated. The scheme targets Russian Swedish and Norwegian settlers, aiming to boost the live stock industry and give farmers a path to start herds and steady income.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Hether
Chautauqua 1901 Opens As Grafton Drains Protest
The 1901 Chautauqua assembly opens this week with favorable prospects and expectations of larger attendance. In Grafton citizens hold mass meetings to discuss drainage paving and charter reform amid dire street conditions. Devils Lake hosts events until July 22 as Inter Ocean predicts strong North Dakota interest.
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State News and local commentary from the region
W. T. Sherman of Linstad suffers fourteen dog bites to the wrist. The Minneapolis Journal predicts Bismarck will become one of the Northwest’s best towns. Col Lounsberry recalls early political fixes before McKenzie and LaMoore. Editor Chambers upgrades the Sun to a strong all home print paper. Mikrobe Mike's nickname sticks as De la Bere gains personal paper identity. The Soo terminals at Bismarck are described as ready for years by the Tribune. Ralph W. Wheelock recalls Bismarck with burning terminals. The Mandan Times notes Palladium’s bid to jail a reporter for contempt as a martyr stunt. Mac enters the strenuous Slope politics early. Oakes Republicans anticipate Senator Hansbrough’s return and reelection chances. Hansbrough is praised as the senior, influential member at the national capital. Attorney Gregory of Dickinson argues an extra legislative session is needed after a Supreme Court ruling on unorganized western counties. No clear jurisdiction exists for offenses there.
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Enderlin Independent notes local press woes and politics
The Enderlin Independent laments its publisher O H Potter and critiques local coverage in a lively town column. Across North Dakota drought relief begins to ease with rain, while small-town posts plan mergers with Stoltzville and Northfield as local stores move operations.
The New Towns in Ramsey
The Milton Globe reports grading on the Lakota and Northern branch of the Great Northern is underway. Railroad names are given for two principal sections of the project.
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Milton Globe
Lakota & Northern
Great Northern
Farmers' Railroad Directors Advise 25 Mile Northward Build
The Farmers' Railroad directors met at John W. Maher's office to discuss the new enterprise. They deem the season's outlook favorable and plan to push the road to a point twenty five miles north of Devils Lake with sixteen miles graded already. A Bergen township school house meeting opened new subscriptions as they push to complete the line to operate before harvest. The project aims to aid local farmers and profit Devils Lake.
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John W. Maher
Devils Lake
Bergen Township
Devils Lake Club Schedules Important Meeting
The Devils Lake club will hold an important meeting at the club rooms next Tuesday night. All members are urged to attend. The notice specifies the meeting occurs on Tuesday evening at an unspecified hour.
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Devils Lake
A Good Cough Medicine for Cough Remedy
A claim that Chamberlain's Cough remedy is trusted by druggists and their families. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New Jersey reports five years of complete satisfaction with its use for ordinary coughs and colds in his own family.
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van Etten
N. J
Peruna Remedy Praised By Women In Chicago
Ross Tylor of the St Hols Woman's Alliance writes from Chicago that Peruna restored Mesh and strength after a year of decline. The ad promotes Peruna as a cure for catarrh, notes mucous lining sensitivity, and invites readers to request a free catarrh book from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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St Hols Woman's Alliance
Mast Sixtieth Street
Chicago
Ill
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh cure
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and cold in the head. It claims to cleanse and heal the nasal membrane, notes a trial size for 10 cents, and lists Ely Brothers of New York as the supplier. It warns against drying inhalants and emphasizes ease on irritated surfaces without sneezing.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Bt
N.Y
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