Railroads and canal stance amid Panama project debate
The piece argues railroads gain no harm from Panama canal construction and should support U S government control. It cites transportation needs, anticipates stable traffic, and notes broad consensus in favor. It also touches on local press criticism of an upcoming Grand Forks evening paper and a cautionary tale from Davy Crockett. Ramsey County flax production data from 1899-1901 appears as a late fragment.
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Fanama Canal
Grand Forks
Davy Crockett
Davy
Kentucky
Roaring Row of Caption Wryly Flags Russia and Roe
A clipped column lampoons headlines from Portsmouth to St Petersburg touching a wounded dove, Jewell’s punch card, Roosevelt’s trip, and Russian revolutionary hope. It notes speculation and forecaster bravado, with a sharp political punning on power shifts.
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Portsmouth
St. Petersburg
Open Letter From Wehe Claims Libel and Bank Conspiracy
Edmore North Dakota November 7 1905 an open letter from Wehe defends his honor amid libel charges against Mr Crary. He asserts banks refused him yet clarifies he declined contracts offered by D A Beecher president First National Bank Edmore. He labels Crary manipulative and details strained relations with local banks Lawton Edmore Hampden.
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Edmore
N. D
Inter-Ocean
Henry
Crary
Mr. Crary
D. A. Beecher
First National Bank of Edmore
Libby
Park River
Lawton
Hampden Banks
Tam
John
Honey
Cover
Edmore Decides Against Unethical Business Ties
In a spirited statement Davies and the speaker condemn antagonistic actions from rival parties. They deny association with disagreeable business methods and accuse others of malicious motives aimed at harming them. The dispute involves assault and battery fines and a district court case, with Edmore’s fair young minister cited as a potential redeeming figure.
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Davies
District Court
Edmore
Keith's magazine highlights home building ideas and decor
The November issue showcases Typical American Homes in the opening feature, serial problem No. 7 That Cornice Problem by Arthur C. Clausen, plus decorative wall schemes for each room. It includes designs for home builders, departments on decoration and furnishing and household economies. Published by M. L. Keith in Minneapolis, Minnesota at $1.50 per year.
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Keith
Arthur C. Clausen
M. L. Keith
Minneapolis
Minn
Passed Unto Perfection James MacVarland Dies in City
James MacVarland died Saturday afternoon in this city and was buried Monday with funeral services led by Mrs. Thompson of Grand Forks in the Church of Christ Scientist. He came from Oregon last summer driving the distance, lived in open air on a physician's advice due to rheumatism, and sold several horses while here. He was a man of good character and earned the respect of all who met him.
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James MacVarland
Thompson
Grand Forks
Church of Christ(Scientist
Oregon
A Well Spent Life Ends Wellspun in 80th Year at Saintson Home
Mre Duncan Stenson, eighty, died at her son James Stinson’s home in the city Phursday of the week. Funeral services were held at the Episcopal Church Saturday. interment at the city cemetery. Grandula Stenson, beloved by family, was remembered as a sweet character whose life reflected devotion and care.
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Duncan Stenson
James Stinson
Ani
Hs Eancantdiog
Wanted Trade Offer for Saddle and Horse
Short notice from Devils Lake states W G Fosbure seeks to trade a splendid saddle and driving horse for a good cow. The message notes the seller location as Devils Lake and uses old fashioned phrasing.
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Fosbure
Devils Lake
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