Frank Maurer Ramsey County Pioneer Dies At 5:45
Frank N Maurer a Starkweather farmer and Ramsey County pioneer died of heart disease early yesterday after a week of improving health. He left a wife eight children and two brothers and had recently returned from medical treatment in Minneapolis and Des Moines. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 10 30 am from Starkweather Catholic church.
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Frank N. “Maurer
Starkweather
Maurer
Ramsey County
Lake Region
Minneapolis
Des Moines
J. Maurer
Devils Lake
Mr. Maurer
Frank N. Maurer
North Dakota
Monroe
Mich
Farmers’ Elevator
Chas. A. Maurer
Mish
L. D. Maurer
Moore
Dickinson Sets Plans for New Dakota Railroad Line
Dickinson leaders announce the Dakota Railroad Co is incorporated to spur growth and commerce. Seven prominent citizens, including local business figures, spearhead the venture, signaling Dickinson's intent to expand as a commercial hub.
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Dickinson
The
Dakota Railroad Co
North Dakota
Ramsey County Druggists Face Permit Revocation
Rolette county and surrounding towns see multiple druggists facing action over permit irregularities and sales records. State's Attorney Verret signed orders to show cause why several permits should not be revoked, with hearings set in Rolla May 27 and Benson County May 12.
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Devils Lake Drugglata
Tamsey
Devils Lake
Green Drug
Enforcement League
Ramsey County
Verret
Rolette County
Buttz
Chambers
L. G. Reque
Mylo
W. JH. Hewson
Rolette
Rolla
Hewson
Reque
Butte
Dungeith
Hendrickson
Bengon County
Dickinson Incorporators Rated as Men of Integrity and Finance
A. Hilliard of First National leads Dickinson incorporators alongside W L Richards of Merchants National and H C Christensen of Dakota National. Art White and others hold key posts. The group, with one exception, has resided in the state for 25 years and aims to finance and build a railroad from Dickinson to Milwaukee, promising stability and avoidance of crooked work while pledging to bring Dickinson a new railroad and broader regional business.
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W. L. Richards
Merchants National
H.C. Christensen
Dakota National
Art. White
Davis
Merchants
Dickinson
Milwaukee
Late crop sowing urged by northern agricultural expert
Professor Shaw, a leading northeat agricultural authority, warns North Dakota sowing is unusually late due to spring delays and wet lands. He advises shifting acreage from early crops like wheat and spring rye to late sown crops such as flax and barley to reduce hazard, stating flax can be sown into May and barley even into June with care, while corn may be planted through May.
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Thos. Shaw
Northeat
North Dakota
Daeretorae
Rugby Girl Accidentally Shot in North Dakota
Rugby North Dakota May 9 The accidental discharge of a shotgun kept in a summer kitchen proved fatal to Annie Hangen daughter of a farmer near here The girl died from the injury sustained in the mishap local police said
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Rugby
N.D
Anny Hangen
Railroads plan $25 million expansion to handle harvest boom
Northwestern railroads Great Northern Northern Pacific and Omaha order about 200000 new cars and related equipment to move grain coal lumber and other shipments. Great Northern leads with roughly 9000 units valued around 16000000, Northern Pacific orders about 4000 units for 8000000, and Omaha 700 cars and 35 locomotives costing 1000000.
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Northwestern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Omaha
Northwest
Financial
Soo Line
North Dakota
Mayville Normal School Appoints New Officials
The Board of Education announces changes with Thomas A. Hillyer named president and Pred E. Smith as school president. Other details indicate appointments at Wahpeton and Towner locations, with roles linked to training and administration.
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Goprnor Hannahss
Thos, A. Hillyer
Mayville Normal School
E. Smith
Aclen¢E
Wahpeton
Marte
Towner Oun
Building prosperity drives North Dakota growth in 1913
The coming year promises unusually prosperous conditions for North Dakota with favorable crop results and extensive building. Railways and large outside investors join in expansion, projecting over 20 percent growth in railway mileage, making 1913 a strong year for development and opportunity statewide.
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North Dakota
Ominyp State
State banks indicate better condition in North Dakota
A new call showing conditions of North Dakota state banks and trust companies reveals stronger loans and deposits from February to April. Loans and discounts rose by 1.41 million dollars, real estate holdings grew, and deposits to check accounts surged, while cash on hand declined.
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North Dakota
Tank wagon accident injures man in Sottineau
Fred Clausen was seriously injured when a tank wagon loaded with kerosene rolled over his chest as he stood under the tank to attend to a matter. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as a remedy for skin diseases burns and bruises with a testimonial from J T Songaman of Cornelius NC.
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Sottineau
N. D
Fred Clausen
Clausen
Bucklen
J. T. Songaman
News
Cornelius
N. C
Petschc
Six Modern Homes to Be Built in Devils Lake
F. W. Mann & Sons yesterday jet contracts to Messrs. Falseth Johnson for six modern houses on East Third Street. Work will start at once and be completed by August 1.
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Devils Lake
F. W. Mann & Sons
Messrs. Falseth & Johnson
East Third Street
Scott Death Not Caused By Starvation Story
Winnipeg reports May 9 that Captain Scott and his party died not from starvation but from exhaustion during their polar expedition, contradicting earlier claims. Lieutenant Gran is noted in connection with the account.
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Scott
Winnipeg
Nouth Pole
Gran
Mother's Day origins and tributes in a 1909 tale
A lengthy feature recounts the origin of Mother's Day linked to Anna Jarvis and her devoted mother, describing how carnations became symbols of tribute. It notes Washington and Wesley family lore, quotes Lincoln and Simday, and explains the modern custom of wearing carnations based on maternal remembrance.
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United State
Mother
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Miss Jarvis
Lincoln
Washington
George Washington
Wm. A. Simday
Wesley
Charles
John Wesley
Mornay
Kong
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M. P. Olson
Col
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Siegfried
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Pickkinson
Newtes
Ramsey, Devils Lake and
Greene Drug Stores
Rollette County
Prof
Shaw Sins
Thomas Shaw
San Francisco
Hanna
H.hillard
P. J. McClory
Alex Egeland
Bisbee
John EB
Paulson
H. F. Gilbert
Casselton
State Board of Education
Unmder
University
Agricultural College
Crawford
Bismarck
Joseph Eraft
Wimbledon
Board OF Education
Hillyer and Smith
Miss Sorenson
L. F. Crawford
Dakota State
Finxton
First Street
Wisconsin
Town Avenues
Stainhofer
H. P. Bjertness
Flaxton
Dunn County
F. W. Mann and Sons
Watkins
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