Proposed Amendment to North Dakota Constitution Elevators
The proposal authorizes the legislative assembly to provide by law for the erection leasing purchase and operation of terminal rain elevators in North Dakota. It would be referred to the next general election for approval or rejection by the qualified electors under section 202 of the state constitution.
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North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Burleieb
D. Noston
State of
Women Find Lightening Work at North Dakota Exposition
The second annual Industrial Exposition in Bismarck runs Oct 1 to 13 with a women’s department led by Mrs. B G Whitehead. Mrs G L Martin of Fargo offers household economy and domestic science classes. displays include needlework jams preserves and floral exhibits. A $430 Bush Gerts piano awaits the best final recital winner amid concerts bands and extensive dairy poultry and pet shows for North Dakota women.
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G. L. Martin
Fargo
Bismarck
W. C. Gilbreath
Exposition
B. G. Whitehead
North
North Dakota
North Dakota Industrial Exposition Daily Special Features
North Dakota's second annual Industrial Exposition runs October 1 to 18 in Bismarck with a daily feature. October 1 opens with children admitted only with a guardian. October 2 Minnesota and Wisconsin day. October 3 Soo Line officials visit with special trains. October 4 Indiana Illinois day with traveling men ball. October 5 Traveling Men's day through Oct 5. Oct 7 Automobile day with a state club tour and parade. Oct 8 Iowa South Dakota day. Oct 9 Old settlers reunion. Oct 10 Northern Pacific day with NP officials visit. Oct 11 Ohio Michigan day. Oct 12 Grand Harvest Festival with parade and fireworks.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pennington
Soo Line
Sons and Daughters
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Matve Sons and Daughters
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota Demonstration Creamery At Albert Lea Reveals Costs
Minnesota operates a demonstration creamery at Albert Lea to aid the state. First year results show it costs 2.66 cents to manufacture one pound of butter. Of this 1.88 cents covers power labor ice and related, .48 for plant maintenance, and .31 for interest on investment. Added to raw material costs the total suggests a reasonable butter price.
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Minnesota
Albert Lea
Grand Forks
Many driven from home by lung diseases
Thousands leave their homes each year due to coughs and lung diseases. The ad urges using Dr. King's New Discovery to cure at home, promising comfort without leaving friends or business, presenting a familiar home remedy pitch.
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Dr. King
Thenat
Tran
Roosevelt Talks Opened North Dakota Campaign in Grand Forks
Col Theodore Roosevelt visited Grand Forks on Friday delivering the opening campaign speech to about 3,000 in the main auditorium. The event underscored North Dakota’s political importance and signaled vigorous statewide campaigning by progressive and democratic leaders in the coming two months.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Patent cough remedy sold by druggists
Croup whooping cough and sore lungs noted as conditions for which the remedy provides relief. Advertisement offers a trial bottle free with fixed prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar and states guaranteed availability through all druggists.
New Life Pills Promised Easy Health in 1920s Ad
An old newspaper blurb advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming effortless relief and improved wellbeing with no griping. It touts affordable price at 25 cents and notes availability at druggists, reflecting vintage marketing language and health fads.
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Dr. King
Strayed Horses and Mare with Colt Reported Near Devils Lake
Likely farmable report lists several horses found wandering on premises of L. Miller six miles northeast of Devils Lake. The group includes a dark bay horse with a white face about 12 years old, a bay horse about 5, a mare with a two month old colt, and another horse around four years old. Contact R. F. D. by Devils Lake for details.
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L. Miller
Devils Lake
Lightning Strikes Three At Gudmundson Farm Near Sharon
Three men were struck by lightning at the Gudmund Gudmundson farm west of Sharon in North Dakota. Mr Gudmundson, tenant Lewis Larson, and Einar Jenson from Duluth were in the barn when struck. Gudmundson and Larson were only temporarily stunned while Jenson was unconscious and seriously hurt.
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Sharon
N. D
Gudmund Gudmundson
Mr. Gudmundson
Lewis Larson
Einar Jenson
Duluth
Jenson
Grandin youth jailed for depot till robbery
In Hillsboro North Dakota 17 year old Erwinpus of Grandin is jailed on charges of robbing the Great Northern depot money drawer. He reached the till through the ticket window while the agent was in the express room and was captured before escaping. He took $4.40.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Earwinpus
Great Northern
Hoppus
Wanted for Bigamy Lupke Arrested in North Dakota
Otto Lupke, 52, wanted in South Dakota on a bigamy charge, was arrested by Sheriff Dick Steinhofer at a farm near Larson, North Dakota. He was taken to Woonsocket, South Dakota, by Sheriff A. D. McKay. Lupke had been in the area nine months and is believed to have 20 wives with him.
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Bowbells
N. D
Otto Lupke
South Dakota
Northern Pacific buys right of way in Emmons County
Linton North Dakota September 13 Farli Smith of the Northern Pacific right of way department has been purchasing land in southern Emmons County for an extension from Edgeley to Gunton Ball. The cutoff will shorten the line about 150 miles from the Twin Cities to the coast as part of the road’s near future plans. For sale and other notices appear at the Inter Ocean office.
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Linton
N. D
Farli ‘Smith
Northern Pacific Right of Way Department
Emmons County
Northern Pacific
Edgeley
Gunton Ball
Bank Deposits Swell in North Dakota Markets
State bank deposits are rising across North Dakota with a projected November increase near 150 million dollars. Grand Forks banks show rapid growth from 1.93 million on September 1 to about 3.28 million on December 5, and unofficial figures suggest around 3.6 million by September 1.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Purpose of Meridian Road
Grand Forks reports John O Nicholson says the Meridian Road aims to boost North Dakota traffic and awaken enthusiasm for good roads. The plan seeks to create a main route for travel while spurring road improvements and farmer-city cooperation.
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Grand Forks
Kansas
John
Nicholson
Meridian Road
America
North Dakota
Winnipes
Peevittmeanu
Lesson in Dairying Surges in North Dakota Areas
Reports from across North Dakota show rising interest in dairying with farmers urged to adopt practical methods. A Grand Forks event highlights statewide enthusiasm as speakers emphasize improved herd management and milk production strategies.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
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