Betrayal Criticized as Congress Fails Repeal Efforts
The Pioneer Press condemns Congress for not repealing the desert land law and the homestead commutation clause. It argues the delay benefits land speculators and barons, diverting irrigation funds away from thousands of genuine settlers and toward capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Session of Congreas
Congress
Hart
North Dakota
Bes Dove
P. P
Stark
North
Jackson
Maxwell
Nile-Tntor
Devils Lake Chautauqua Season and Its Attractions
Secretary LaRue describes the North Dakota Chautauqua on Devils Lake opening July 2 and running 24 days to July 24. The 1904 program features an expanded lecture platform and an unparalleled musical lineup with renowned artists, nightly performances, and varied attractions including baseball, clubs, bowling, bathing, and entertainment designed for visitors seeking rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
LaRue
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Grand Forke Herald
Bay St.Louis
Devils Lake
St. Louis
St Louie
Assembly
Toly
Chautauqua Board
Roosevelt Opens St Louis Exposition With Global Pageantry
President Roosevelt presses the opening button as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition starts in St Louis. An international crowd fills the avenues with nations represented from Europe to Asia, while North Dakota showcases mineral exhibits and clay products in the mines and metallurgy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Louis
Roosevelt
Washington
Cascades
Ivory City
America
Congress of Nations
Europe
France
Louisiana Territory
North Dakota
St. Louis
EB. Babcock
University of North Dakota
Local contest offers free trip to fair for top vote getter
Local dealers promote a contest tied to cigars from Keyatone Main and Red Fern brands. Voters select a lady from Ramsey County to win a round trip to St Louis and $25 for expenses, with one vote per cigar and results published as ballots are tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
St. Bonny
Indy
St. Louie
Indies
Notes on the Carnival Discovering Talent for Future Shows
The carnival features new acts and costumes prepared by devoted mothers for carnival children. Mothers dedicate effort to ensure beautiful costumes and graceful dances. Admission is 25 cents for children with adults paying higher rates. Reserved seating opens Saturday morning per the Inter-Ocean.
North Dakota Immigration Association elects officers in Fargo
The North Dakota Immigration Association named George A. Phelps permanent secretary. Committees formed on Transportation Publicity and Advisory Transportation. Auditing panel chosen and articles of incorporation authorized. The gathering noted strong state interest and regional growth amid crop prosperity and westward settlement. A medical ad reads Hall's Catarrh Cure and a testimonial for Electric Bitters.
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S. P. Smart
Jamestown
T. J. Baird
Lakota
W. G. Willowson
Lisbon
Advisory Transportation Committee
B. Streeter
Uarimore
J. B. Folsom
Fargo
H. N. Stabeck
Bottineau
C. Case
New Salem
I. J. Foster
Bathgate
W. A. Scott
C. C. Connolly
Devils, Lake
R. S. Adams
American Immigration Association
Emery Ohnetand
Willow City
Wm. Glass
Cooperstown
Morton Page
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Vorthywest
Big Pond
United States
Penn Pointers Seeding Hopes For A Busy Harvest
In Penn area fall seeding and harvest hopes rise as farmers expect barley and flax needs this year. Local news notes include gas engine purchase by Ww Scholtz, travel by Henry and Daisy Hanson, Sunday school at the new school house, and a farmers cooperative creamery planned with Hicks Cream Separator Co. of Minneapolis to open June 28. A long item discusses diversified farming boosting dairy success, comparing Minnesota and Wisconsin practices and noting Dr King's New Discovery claims for lung ailments.
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Ww. Scholtz
Penn
Dagman
Mins
Margaret Hicky
Nellie Doyle
New Rockford
Henry Hanson
Daisy Hanson
St. Paul
C. Gessner
F. Gessner
New School
F. B. Graham
George Dingman
A. Hancks
Devils Lake
Chorche Ferry
Amund Klofton
Harcla Stoeser
Mre
O. Gremagard
Hicks Cream Separator Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ramsey County
United States
QUICK ARREST PROMISES RELIEF FOR PILES AND SICKNESS
A jumbled column notes J A Guelidge of Verbena Alabama recovering in a hospital from a severe case of piles. a patent medicine claim promises Backlow’s Arbsca venom to ease inflammation and pain. It also mentions Carrie A Bolluest from Portland visiting a New York store figure and Dr King’s Low Life Pills touted as a cure for stomach bowels fever and aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Guelidge
Verbena
Ala
Whitchen
Backlow
W. Greue
Mrs. Simpson
Carrie A. Bolluest
Portland Oregon
Col. Holbrook
New York
City
Dr. King
D. A
Quolpeoptown
C.W. Geesie
Universal Exposition of 1904 St Louis as social encyclopedia
Frederick J. W. Skiff describes the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis as a comprehensive social encyclopedia. The exposition will classify and display humanity’s achievements across 16 departments and 144 groups, from agriculture to anthropology, education to physical culture, inviting both experts and the public to inspect and compare progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Buffalo
McKinley
St. Louis
Hfe
Department of Manufactures
Department of ‘Transportation
St .Louis
Cost of Losing the World's Fair Travel Plan
A fragmented notice notes travel costs to the World's Fair near St Louis. It mentions a 300 mile radius, three days to view the exposition, and compares expenses to other years. The garbled text references a ten day spell and distances, implying travel incentives and costs amid a dejected tone.
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St Louis
St Loukas
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Mei
J. Golderg
River National
Richardson
Eurpata
Goltbarn
Devils Lake Plumbing Company
Schruth
President Roosevelt
ST. Louis Expo
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Dengsists
Conte Ball
Greene
Jayne
C. B. VanMoeter
Shepherdtown
Katie Cale Hias
Raorlie
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