Educate Hands as Well as Head Movement Abroad and Home
Hungarian leaders Dr Ladislaus Polya John Heggie and Dr Morris Rabinowitz promote relocating former Pittsburg steel workers to North Dakota farms. They plan to send twenty five men with $1000 each to establish homesteads in the western United States as a broader push to develop farming alongside traditional education.
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Pittsburg
Gary
Ind
Ladislaus Polya
John Heggie
Morris Rabinowitz
Flasher
Morton County
Great Corporation
Homestead
Braddock
McKeesport
North Dakota
Polya
Hungary
Barnes County backs La Follette in northwest support
Prominent farmer Harry Green declares Barnes County will give La Follette the largest presidential majority yet. He says Taft has no support among four townships and farmers feel he ignores agricultural interests. Green also reports no Taft supporters among travelers on the Soo Line and in Minneapolis surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
la Follette
Harry Green
Valley City Times-Record
Mr. Taft
Barnes
Minneapolis
Soo
Taft
Northwest
Crows Trigger Stampede Among Black Cattle Herd
A flock of crows frightened a herd of fancy black cattle near Carrington, sending four calves over a three wire fence. The herd loped four miles to the Norman Nicholson pasture where a farmhand discovered them on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
R. EB. Walker
Norman Nicholson
Farm Handy
Open Air Athletic Work at Valley City Normal
Prof T W Burehaker physical director suspends indoor gym work at Valley City Normal and holds classes outside. Students show greater interest with girls joining athletics including basketball field hockey and baseball and taking long bike trips in the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Burehaker
Valley
City Normal School
Electric line plans spark North Dakota growth
Plans for an En derlin to Fort Ransom electric railway advance toward completion as stock sales rise amid promoter optimism. A second proposed line would connect Grand Forks to the Soo Railway north of Grand Forks, opening fertile farmland and signaling rapid spread of electric lines across the state.
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Plang
Enderlin
Fort Ransom
Ransom County
Grand Forks
Soo Railway
Northwest
North Dakota
Middle States
Diversified farming praised as wheat fails but potatoes thrive
Louis B. White harvested over 2500 bushels of Early Ohio potatoes on 17 acres planted May 10, shipping two carloads to Kansas at 60 to 70 cents per bushel. He nets about 1300 dollars, keeping 500 bushels, with R. EB. Lawson and Fred White also planning a carload. The article argues diversified farming benefits, urging one seed variety for full carload shipments. It notes wheat failure and potato bumper crop and mentions the Valley City Chautauqua Association annual meeting with pledges paid and next year's programme planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchville Bulletin
Louis B. White
Ohio
White
Kansas
R. EB. Lawson
Fred White
Pleas for the Playground Highlight Urban Youth Welfare
A broad plea for public playgrounds as a social remedy cites Herr Froebel and Pittsburg advocates. It argues play builds community, self-awareness, and civic virtue, warning cities must foster childhood happiness to prevent urban ruin and social disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Froebel
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Department of Science
Coal Ad Promises Bright, Economical Fuel for Buyers
Advertisement touts a coal product as clean bright flame and long lasting efficiency. It urges readers to phone their order for this fuel.
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H. E. Baird
R. J. Drake
N. J. Haley
Ass’. Cashier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Stevens. Grain & Fuel Co
Nentico Commercial
Gollige
Lange
Mankato
Minn
North Dakota News
Ames
P. G. Golden
Iowa Agricultural College
Bankers of Ten States
St. Paul
Golden
Iowa
Minnesota
Valley City
Monogram Stationery
Monogram
The
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
Nortz Lumber Co
N. Nortz Pres
Mgr
Virginia
Casselman & CO
Richmond
Mr. Farmer
Inter-Ocean
Devils Lake
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