Devils Lake Inter Ocean Miscellany and Immigrant Debates
A half buried recap of events includes a horse roundup mishap near Devils Lake a Sioux chief sighting near Williston and a Stevenson return by Indians. The column quotes President Wilson on California immigration policy citing 1890 census growth and southern European migrants amid coast tensions. It notes North Dakota topics: Grand Forks rail line, new town west of Stanton, Standing Rock farming methods, tree plantings and state insurance questions. Also mentions Minnesota North Dakota weather and bank crime talks with William Burns and state refunding bonds history.
North Dakota Towns Rally For Summer Events And Incidents
A collage of brief North Dakota items reports Sun day is baseball day in many towns with park plantings. A Fargo man who took four poison bottles is expected to recover. An ancient ox shoe was found during Jamestown street work. Bismarck hosts in June a dairy officials convention. A robbery occurs at Ambrose, watch and money taken. Grand Forks health board pushes physician reports on venereal disease. A joyride near Ambrose ends with minor injuries. car wrecked but occupants unharmed. An Indian romance is halted by sheriffs on Standing Rock reservation. A Marion druggist praises Dr King s New Discovery for colds and lung trouble. An elopement near Sheyenne is stopped, prompting a tense hair pulling scene and comments on changes among Indians.
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North Dakota crop acreage steady from last year
The crop acreage in North Dakota will be about the same as last year. Much of the wheat was disced into the stubble.
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Noise at the North Pole and wartime quips from The Boston Globe
A dated compilation of quirky lines and social commentary from The Boston Globe notes on a noisy North Pole tease, fluctuating business during a “wet grounds” bulletin, fashion sights, prizes for flies, a government cookbook demand, and satirical jests about tourists, buses, and editors amid looming war talk.
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Seed corn varieties dominate 1912 yield contest
O D Center of the Better Farming association notes Northwestern Dent Minnesota No 12 and Minnesota No 28 along with Gehu Flint and early matur ing dent corn as the most used in the 1912 corn yield contest. Northwestern Dent led in yields and planting share at 55 percent, with Minnesota No 23 and No 13 next in popularity. Flint varieties like Mercer and Triumph are noted for early maturity and strong regional value.
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Local seed origin tied to high corn yields in contest results
Mr Center notes no direct link, but 26 winners across divisions show 73 percent used home grown seed corn and most others used locally grown seed. He says high mature corn yields require seed previously grown in that locality, while many who failed used foreign seed, impacting state corn dependence. Professional Cards fee.
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New North Dakota March vital stats show births exceed deaths
March reports record 1041 births to 368 deaths in North Dakota. Measles caused 245 cases statewide amid house cleaning season. Court records note an administration petition in Ramsey County for Osten Pederson estate with John Sjoberg named administrator, bond set at 2200 dollars.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Osten Pederson
Notice to creditors and all claimants in the estate of Osten Pederson, late of Grand Harbor Township, Ramsey County North Dakota. Exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to administrator John Sjoberg at Grand Harbor or to attorney Liver Scrumgard in Devils Lake. First published May 2, 1916. Also included is an advertising pitch for Bitters claiming health benefits and prices.
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