Endorsement of Durum Wheat and Market Growth
A letter from cerealist Cerealist of the depart urges farmers to plant durum wheat, citing Europe shipments of over six million bushels, rising prices and demand in Duluth St Louis and New York, and notes durum flour may be used by the United States Army. The writer asks for mills handling durum and promises further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frarleton
Creel
North Dakota
Cilcott
Europe
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas
New York
Fom
United States
Grand Forks Land Office Abolished
The Grand Forks land office will be retired this month, with Col. W. H. Brown as register and John Nelson as receiver resigning and returning to Grand Forks to report. Established in 1850, the office had seen little land settlement and stayed open mainly for final proofs and related business.
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Partment of the Interior
Wash
Col
W. H. Brown
Grand Forks
North Dakota Leads Rural Free Delivery Route Growth
The post office report shows rural free delivery expansion with North Dakota registering 2,392 routes, second only to Illinois in total routes. Nationwide, routes total 33,094, an increase of 1,898 since July 1st.
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Illinois
Norh Dakota
Farmers Road Opened With Big Hansboro Excursion
A grand Sunday opening marked the Farmers road expansion to Hansboro the new terminus seventy miles from the city and three miles from the Canadian border. A large crowd rode in Hive coaches to Hansboro while President Kelly and Senator Hanbrough praised the project noting future wealth from new land sales and farming prospects along the line.
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Vaa
Hansboro
Exci
Apt. Lani
Kelly
Webster
Garske
Biase
Hanshoro
Ramsey
Newville
Devils Lake
Nets Railroad
Soren
Rev Esterbrook Receives Promising Devils Lake Assignment
At the annual Methodist conference in Fargo Bishop Warren presided and announced Rev C H Easterbrook’s move from Lisbon to Devils Lake. Under his three years at Lisbon church property rose from 1500 to 1000 with debt largely cleared. membership grew from 80 to 140 and a mission fund of 300 was raised. The congregation increased from 50 to 150 on average. The church building was replaced after selling the old to Baptists. Easterbrook’s departure will be felt but his work is praised and community support vows continued effort in Devils Lake.
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Sven Me
Imstad
Mers
Soo
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Olmstad
Rockay
Thas
Hansbdrow
Sheldon
Jehareh
Fargo
Warren
Clea Producel
C. H. Easterbrook
Lisbon
Easterbrook
W N Steele's Road Work Commissioned
Hon W N Steele of Halla was in the city Shadag and secom nia tha:¢romsiah over-the farmers road to Hansberc. Mr Stedl is the gentleman whose splendid work es commissioner of this state at the Parliand exposs.
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W. N. Steele
Halla
Shadag
Secomnia
Disastrous Calamity Mentioned Incomprehensible Text
Fragmentary OCR passage references health questions and a chaotic scene with derailed terms and unclear names. The readable bits mention a disaster and digestive or health concerns but lack verifiable details or coherent facts to summarize beyond noting the corrupted nature of the text.
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AASB
Ei Penemi
Paras Central Lite
Ebertselmer, Stet &Co
Chicago
Devils Lake, North Dakota
Farmer's
Esterbrook
Sigentius
Hodgkinson’s
Hodgkinson‘s
Favorite
Riverside
C. P. Brainard
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