Railroads Vie Across North Dakota to Open Vast Territory
North Dakota rail rivals Great Northern Soo Northern Pacific and Milwaukee push lines from Minot to the Missouri River and beyond. New Surrey Fargo cutoff speeds freight while Soo expands Drake to Fortsville and Flatton Amrose extensions. Prospects include extended Missoula routes, flax and wheat shipments, and 50 000 acres prepared for spring planting as counties gain railway access.
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Great Falls
Sun River Country
Rockies
Great Northern
Montaza
Twin Cities
Monstrail County
Plaza
North Dakota
Port Berthold
Surrey-Pargo
Soo
Minor
SOC
North
Pacife
Missouri River
Drake
McHenry County
Fortsville
Walsh County
Surrey-Fargo
Kentle County
Yellowstone Valley
Yellowstone
New Rockford
Great Northern Territory
Flatton-Ambrose
Minot Crosby
Atenwood Sueiriet
Montana
Plentywood
N. P
Northern Pacific
Carrington
Turtle Lake
Mercer County
Mandan
Stanton
Oliver
Mercer Counties
Knife River
Little Missouri
Glendive Sidney
Sidney
Mercer
Dunn
Killdeer Mountains
Fort Berthold Reservation
McKenzie County
New ‘Bogland
Mor‘tam
Oliver County
Mott
Roosevelt and Roosevelt Johnson Backed by North Dakota Party
A North Dakota party supports repeal of the reciprocity act and protection of agrical products from Canadian competition. Mayor Sweet appeals to voters for Roosevelt and Governor Johnson, urging support for the ticket amid calls to lead the people forward.
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North Dakota
Sweet
Col Rooeevelt
Johnson
Roosevelt
North Dakota Dairing, Creamery Boosts Highlight State News
State writes show North Dakota dairying and creamery interests gaining ground with cattle fattening up this year. The Northwestern Telephones Co plans a new Lisbon building while the editor of Upham Star notes anonymous correspondents. Gasoline leaks cause several fires this summer and a few residents may move away due to hunting and threshing. State press pushes silo boosting as editor Irysh of the Mott Pioneer Press champions farmers in Hettinger.
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Irysh
Mott Pioneer Press
Hettinger
France and America share a mixed population formula
The article notes France blends Teutonic Celtic and Latin origins into a unified national identity, drawing a parallel to America’s diverse melting pot. It cites ethnic fusions, social issues, and local events from North Dakota communities, mentioning politics, arrests, and infrastructure plans.
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France
America
Envelope chase on crowded subway train tale
A crowded Fourteenth Street subway car features an old man seeking an envelope he claims to have dropped. A young woman offers her seat but a younger man sits first, prompting the exchange and a brief, humorous search with the crowd reacting to the misdirection.
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Fourteenth Street
Forest Cure Draws Tuberculosis Patients In German Idea
A German suggests the forest cure as the ideal treatment to match American vacation habits. He notes public care centers, various cure types from milk to mud, and that serious cases like tuberculosis often seek natural forest therapy.
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