Some Views on Irrigation in the Minneapolis Journal
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota in St Paul denies plans to amend the irrigation law this winter. He supports keeping the reclamation bureau under interior supervision with a competent engineer. He cites history from the 1902 act, the Grunsky appointment, and President Roosevelt's authority, insisting no fire was aimed at a political machine and predicting harmony between the reclamation service and Grunsky.
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Minneapolis
Hansbrough
North
Dakota
St. Paul
Washington
Interior Department
Reclamation Bureau
Geological Survey
Congress
Survey Bureau
Committee On Public Lands
The
Reclamation Service
Roosevelt
Grunsky
Panama Canal Commission
Civil Service
Bureau of the Reclamation’ Service
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Digestive Relief
A sales notice touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. The claim emphasizes health restoration and guarantees availability at Greene's drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Greene’s
Russian Horror Getting Worse
The piece describes Russia’s turmoil with carnage and plunder, condemns anti Jewish violence, and notes Count Witte’s attempts to grant concessions while the throne teeters. It argues liberty for peasants and cautions against attacking Jews, urging focus on the aristocracy for lasting change.
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Russia
Count Witte
Witter
Williston Case In Local Courts
The Williston horse theft case drew local interest as banker W H Denny faced a Montana fugitive from justice charge. Court action led to Denny's discharge after habeas corpus proceedings, since he had not left Montana when the alleged crime occurred. The Montana requisition and governor's honoring of it are not expected to lead further action.
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Williston
W. H. Denny
Montana
Duellho
Old Denny
Denny
Bates & Middaugh
Cowan
Sarles
Norway Names New North Dakota Vice Consul in Grand Forks
Official notice states Norway appoints Hi Bendeke as vice consul for Norway in North Dakota with Grand Forks as the posting. Chr Hauge is named chieftain of affairs for Norway to the United States, recognized by the STDS government. Both will oversee Norway relations as new consuls are appointed following the dissolution of the two countries.
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Hi. Bendeke
Norway
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Chr. Hauge
United States
Yeats
Sweden
Speer
Bendlake
Stata
Shaw Does McCall Act Sparks Iowa Inquiry
Sioux City report says Governor Shaw faced Cummins in Des Moines with claims that Shaw accepted a $10000 stock block in the National Life Trust Company and became a director without cash investment. Jefferson leader A My Head says the 30th General Assembly passed a law barring officials from stock in regulated insurers. Potential Shaw presidential bid would invite tough questions.
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Sioux City
Cummins
Shaw
Des Moines
Iowa
National Life & Trust
Jefferson
General Assembly
National Life ‘Trust Company
Republican Party
New Hotel Now Seems Probable for This City
The agitation for a first class hotel is revived with prospects of success. President Joe Kelly of the Farmers' road leads the effort, planning $75,000 capital and $30,000 bonds. The building, modern throughout, would be run by Landlord Whitman of the Sev ila, costing about $60,000 for construction and the rest for furnishings.
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Joe Kelly
Farmers’ Road
Whitman
Sevila
Jashow
Sanborn Resigns From Minot Land Office
Reporter RG notes Sanborn announces resignation as register of the Minot land office effective December 1. He will join the new state bank of Minot as president. Successor not expected to be in place this month after three and a half years in office.
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Minot
Sanborn
Sam Hag
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Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Chicago
Xtragood
Devils Lake
F. W. Mann & Son
McCall
Land Office
Tiler-Orgas
Hodgkinson
China
Heean
Bic
Drue Strore
Riverside
C. P. Brainard
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