Breakfast Food Family and Flax Seed Crop Notes
A jumble of verses and notices covers odd breakfast foods for the Spratt family with various whimsical names and a medical punchline. The section shifts to flax seed crop statistics for 1902, detailing state contributions, prices, yields, and comparisons among North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota, followed by remarks on corn fodder and farming commentary from Dusty Northwest sources.
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John Spratt
Jane
May
John
Little Pete
Dot
Battle Creek
Farm Stock & Homes
Agricultural Department
United States
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Union
Middle West
Kansas
Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
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Minneapolis Bazar
D. Naftalin
New York Times
Northwest Magazine
Hayseed
Fargo
Ignatius Court
Fort Totten
Getchell
Mattre
Washington
Mann
Grand Forks
Inter-Ocean
Bishop Mann
Bismarck
Thor
Gronkotte
Devila Lake
Ath
Ole T. ‘Olson
Christ Miller
M.K. Les
Brick Christeteils Lak
Ole P. Hult- Goo
B. Winship
Register
W. H. Spanier
Katsoonining
Ulstads
Parentres
Ta. C
Watkin
Mar
Tarra
LERUM
Lam
I, Glarum
Webster
Geo, Digman
Norman Nelson
Digman & Nelson, Penny N. D
Darry
U.S. Installment Realty Company of
Minneapolis
A. B. Nelson
Alt Hotel Sevilla
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Henry B. Kyde
J. W. Alexander
J. H. Hyde
Hale, Mor
Grand Forks, North Dak
Jas. Connolly
Modern Equipmen
Ranville
A. & D. Plummer
Sausdale
Oscar H. Will & CO
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John Nimmd
Undertaker
Qov
Arnola
Eustace
Masiflon
Weston
OTIS
Fargo, WN