Devils Lakers Observe Thanksgiving Day Plans Train Visit
North Dakota to host a special service bureau train from the International Harvester Company led by Professor P. G. Holden to bring scientific farming directly to farmers. J. G. Haney and Thomas Cooper discuss arrangements, with hopes of January arrival and an expanded educational program for the state's agriculture.
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Harvester Company
Devils Lakers
North Dakota
International Hervester Company
P. G. Holden
Iowa Agricultural College
J. G. Haney
Bureau
Tom Cooper
North Dakota Better Farming Association
Psaident
J. H. Worst
North Dakota, Agricultural College
Commonwealth
Better Farming Association
The
Agricultural College
New Service Bureau
Qau
JH. Worst
J. 2
Haney
Service Bureau
Npedlal
Sret
Holden
Thomas Cooper
JH. Wort
Harvester Corporation
Hold 8H
Drayton Methodist Church Celebrates Thirty Third Anniversary
The Drayton Methodist Church marked its thirty third anniversary with services on Sunday and Monday. Drayton Echo reports Rev. Ker, president of Hairline University, preached and the pulpit sessions were memorable. Sunday sermons focused on Christian Education and Realizing the Nearness of God drew strong church support. The item includes notes on local reactions and speakers, with lingering reflections on the church’s community role.
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Drayton
Christina
Qargo
Thousands cheer released leaders in mass gathering
Thousands of people filled the streets to greet Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso upon their return after being charges in the Anna Lopizzo death. Women with babes marched behind the leaders toward Industrial Workers of the World headquarters as red lights and cheers swept the district.
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Lawrence
Muus
Ettor
Giovannitt
Caruso
Balem
Anna Lopizzo
Industrial Workers of the World
Ashrage
Thi
Thi Gell
Bior
Giovannutt
Thavenppert
Tndyatrel
Avorkére
Epeevhem
Chery
Good Roads Debate Highlights National Cost and Benefits
The good roads question dominates public discussion with claims that poor roads cost 25 cents per ton mile versus 10 cents on bituminous routes. North Dakota farmers lose money yearly due to bad roads, while 98 percent of U S commerce moves on country roads. New York and Massachusetts farmers push for better roads, and many eastern routes use rock or Venezuelan asphalt. Costs and upkeep vary by region, with Northwestern routes at 4000 per mile and Eastern asphalt roads far higher, prompting calls for permanent, well-maintained highways to boost farm commerce and state economies.
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United States
Devil Bake
Taft
Burke
Devils Lake
Hamupy County
North
Daknlal
Davila Lake
Turkey
Ofolosk
Panatee
Albert: Torbet
High Iol
Clattenbért
Grid Charles
cGrang
North Dakota
Inez
New York
Massachusetts
Baathusteem
Bismarck
New ‘York
Eqatern
Bismarck Riot Case Dismissed For Lack Of Grounds
The Bismarck riot case was dismissed after Judge Casselman found the state failed to present sufficient grounds to bind the defendants over for trial. The hearing, held before Judge Parry, concluded the charge of rioting was unsupported by credible evidence, leading to dismissal. Evidence presented was described as very weak, including a soaked piece of cloth and a bottle of chloroform found nearby.
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Bismarck
N. D
Parry
Casselman
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs Zitza in Mott
Mystery grips Mott as Mrs. Clara Zitza wife of the Pioneer Press foreman is found dead in new rooms above the post office at 6 o clock Sunday evening a towel is wrapped around her body. The body was sent to Ladd at A.C. for examination amid city speculation.
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Ladd
A.C
Nsd
Clara. Zites
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Preea
North Dakota Press Association annual meeting at Wahpeton
The annual North Dakota Press Association session will be held in Wahpeton from January 16 to 17. The meeting aims to be largely technical with a featured Advertising paper by John P. Haakett of the Bottineau Courant and no legislative subjects scheduled for discussion.
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Bottineau Courant
Bottinneau
Black
Inter Ocean Offers Big Prizes For Best Letters To Santa
The Inter Ocean invites children under ten to write letters or short stories to Santa Claus. Submissions must be original, under 1000 words, and postmarked by December 25. Prizes will be awarded and winning entries published after Christmas.
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Inter-Ocean
Santa
Santa Claus
Basta Claus
Banta
Claus
Devils Lake
K.D
Udgee
Christ
Heh
No Presiding Officer Named For U S Senate In New Session
Washington reports that with the next Congress starting within a week the Senate lacks a presiding officer and show of agreement among rivals. Kansas Senator Bristow signals opposition to Gallinger and Bacon while Democrats and Republicans expect no major disruption in floor plans. Taft has quietly said he won’t be a candidate in 1916 and will aid the party’s rejuvenation without seeking renomination.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Bristow
Kansas
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bacon
Taft
Young Man George Woods Horribly Burned Near Woodworth N Dakota
Carrington reports a severe accident near Woodworth as George Woods tried to repair a boiler with 50 pounds pressure. Escaping steam burned skin and clothing off his limbs, leaving him horribly burned from his hips downward and feared to be fatal.
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Carrington
N. D
Woodworth
George Woods
Destructive Explosion At Edmore Injures Worker
In Edmore North Dakota a tank containing 160 kalohs exploded while workers attempted to inspect it. J Stendal was badly injured as the room filled with gas fumes. Two other men were injured and the nearby Taylor shop burned. The explosion tore through the gas filled room and wrecked the terraced structure.
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Edmore
Wn.d
J. Stendal
Wars House of Joseph Grounds
Fie
Stendal
Blandier
Grain movement to Minneapolis grows as lake navigation ends
Grand Forks reports the grain flow shifting from Duluth to Minneapolis as Great Lakes shipping ends, with record receipts esperienced. Wheat grade improving and corn arrivals rising. railcar bottlenecks loom as the movement nears December peak.
Devils Lake to Host Biggest Second Mininder Fair Yet
Promoters declare plans for Devil Lake’s second annual mininder fair in January aim to surpass all prior winter expositions. President Henry Hale leads committees preparing departments for a major event with no admission fee and merchants funding the project. Community invitation extended as preparations advance amid favorable weather forecasts.
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Devils Lake
Devil
Lake
Henry Hale
Devila Lake
Kaye
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