Cultivation of Wheat Yield Study and Political Praise
North Dakota agriculture notes detail Fargo station trials on Campbell soil cultivation showing fall plows outperforming garific plowing by bushels per acre. Harrowing after blowing and subsoil packing raise yields and net profits, while rolling and harrowing after seeding boost bushels and profits. The Deadwood Pioneer Times endorses Frank P. Williams for Senate, urging unity in Hills support. Flip of editorials notes grain inspectors report strong Minnesota wheat from North Dakota, with complaints of grading disputes. Humor about canning prairie wolves and other sensational items accompanies obituary mention of Benjamin Hutchinson.
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St. Paul
Clausen
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mr. Clausen
War costs rise and politics loom in North Dakota report
The editorial discusses high government expenditures driven by war and expansion, predicts a future decline in war costs, and warns the Democratic party could trigger another panic. It notes North Dakota approves a contingent fund of 2600 for Manila volunteers, to be disbursed by field officers and company commanders, a boost to troops morale, and mentions local press changes and a county supply committee effective March 5.
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Congress
Democratic Party
North Dakota
Manila
Philippines
The
Argus
Inter-Ocean
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
Local notes from Crary and area events in March
Crary notes March weather and farming plans as residents report seed flax, wheat shipments to Grand Forks, and gopher warfare preparations. Local figures include J A Smith, Eigar Anderson on business in Devils Lake, Mrs Robbing and Miss Minnie Southam's health, and John Crary's long awaited work. Counterfeiting alerts and essays on women’s roles fill further items.
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Robert Murray
North Dakota
Local notes and notices ripple through town
Conductor Ross takes the St John run while land for sale drops hints from Brown Co. Mrs Jap Vale visits Cass County. Chas Connolly lists seed flax for sale at his office in Flat National Bank. Mrs Ferrig to showcase Madam Vroman goods next Thu Sat. Canfield praises Indian school funding and upcoming electric and heating work. Live stock and fashion ads mix with medical tonics Rocky Mountain Tea and Douglas shoes. Funeral notice for Henry Sure of Brooklyn. Grand millinery opening by Kollar & Lawia with expert trimming. Calf canned goods offer and low prices headline a merchant cannery drive.
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Ferrig
Madam Vroman
Snpt
Canfield
Fort Totten
Senator Hambrough
Davils Lake
Grand Farms
Henry Sure
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ao Vinit
York
J. O. Baughman
Thikity
Smyser
Hevemever Sugar
Arbuckles
Bmyver
Havemeyers
Mr. Smyser
America
Kollar & Lawia
Mra Errheimer
St. Paul
Nevile Lake
Mano
Women die in fire at Patterson block inferno
In Omshi stricture Omana on March 28 a blaze partially destroyed the Patterson block at Seventeenth and Douglas. Thomas Taylor and Mrs Anne Schamel died. another death imminent with about twenty others injured from burns and broken limbs after women fleeing a Maccabees lodge gathering could not escape the single stairway. Victims were taken to Clarkson hospital and a drug store across the street for immediate care.
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Omana
Patterson Block
Seventeenth
Douglas Streets
Eeeates Ohare
Thomas Taylor
Anne Schamel
J. Taylor
Een
Clarkson Hospital
North West Fire Marine Insurance elects officers in Grand Forks meeting
Wm. H. Brown returns from Grand Forks where Northwestern Fire Marine Insurance held a directors meeting electing Bo Bates president O Young vice president Otto Tollefson secretary D J Beecher treasurer and a five member executive committee with Bates Sorley Mathews Brown Tollefson. Finance committee named Laidlaw Towle and Young. Directors present include Beecher Bates Brown Lough Mathews Holmes Laidlaw Sorley Tollefson D M Driscoll state treasurer and H P Reiton Inkster. The stock subscription is brisk and management aims for careful conservative growth.
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Wm. H. Brown
Grand Forks
Northwestern Fire Marine Insurance Company
Bo Bates
O. Young
Otto Tollefson
D. J .Beecher
E. ©. Bates
J. A. Sorley
J. H. Mathews
W. H. Brown
Otto Tollefvon
New York Aldermen Push Fireproof Hotel Safeguards
A New York Alders board passed a unanimous preamble urging the legislature to empower the city to inspect and, if needed, demolish hotels not fireproof. Commissioner Brady urged fireproof construction, in-room alarms, hall patrols, robust firefighting equipment, and dedicated staff to maintain safety. Cambon’s credentials show the queen resigning decrees granting Jules Cambon full powers at the U.S.–Spain treaty exchange.
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New York
Meserd
Windsor Hotel
City of
Aia
Elty
Brady
Department of Public Buildings
Cambon
Jules Combon
Ami Jor
United States
Spain
Spain's Greatest Need Advertisement Claim
A Spanish gentleman from Barcelonia endorses bitters as America's cure for nerves and pain. The ad asserts Bitters cures liver and kidney trouble purifies the blood tones the nerves and restores vigor. It promises guaranteed relief and urges purchase through O. W. Greene.
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Spain
RE. P. Olivia
Barcelonia
Alken
America
O. W. Greene
Frightful Blunder and Home Remedies Ad
Frightful blunder text warns of harm from arnica salve then touts Buck Arnica Salve as best, promising cures for sores ulcers and skin troubles. Ad mentions C W Greene druggist and prices with money back guarantee. Also notes a Young Men's Christian Association Bible reading event and a United States map offer with rollers.
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C. W. Greene
Bulletin notices and health ads from early rail era
Bulletin publications invite non residents to request free bulletins by card and correct mailing lists to save work. Ada Bart of Groton endorses a medical claim for a cough remedy and Hood’s Pills praise appears. References to Reverend E Edwards and a request for railroad service notes conclude the clipped notice.
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Focal
Dumber
Inter-Ocean
Riment
Agricultural College
N. D
Copper Colored Splotches Dust the Blood Poison Claim
An old newspaper fragment argues that contagious blood poison cannot be cured by doctors and claims a remedy named 8. 6. 8. cures the disease permanently by forcing out the taint, while noting sufferers developed sores and advising reliance on the purported cure.
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Bouin
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Iow
Smart
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Deadwood Pioneer-Times
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Hill City
Pettigrew
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Sinter State
United States Senate
Plonser-Times
Williams
Medora
N.D
Sfaetory
Orient
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Benjamin P. Hutchinson
Chicago
Old Hatch
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Board of County Commissionera & Committee
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Holdera
Towa Inet
Lander
Grand Forka
John Crary
Tohn
M. Calderwood
Ruger
Chas. Rebilliard
J. M. Sohy
Charlie
Will Murry
Canada
Will
Ontario
Chas. Wright
Secret Service
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Ross
St. John Run
Brown & Co
Jap Vale
Cass County
Chas. C. Connolly
Fliat National Bank
Shnen
L. Douglan
Newts
Chamberlin
A. E B. Hodgkinson
Rauisey County
Torerest
St Paul
Minn
Ada
B. Bart
Groton
Tam
Hood
Max. Wild
Cooperstown
C. Hood & O
Lowell
Mass
E. Edwards
Englsh Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
A. E. Hodgkinson
Minneapolis and
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Milwaukee
Eastern
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Wis
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S.S.S
Bwilt Bpacific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Itor
Tge Elf
Devils Take
Ieaed
Gom Tr
Fc George Wi
Bee Eas
Havala Pressers
Teris
Prosser & Serumgard
Iacilon
WM. H. Brown & CO
North West
Piratelans
Metropolitan Theatre
Grand Forks, WN. D
John Philip Sousa
Maud Reese Davies
Dorothy Hoyle
McMaster
Carper Scratass
East Fourth
Dovile Lake, N. D
City Barber Shop
W. Egnes
Mary
BATH
Wert Bank
Devils Lake
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