Local rolla banker returns from California on Monday
Locals note Banker Steele of Rolla in town Monday to attend to business. Supt Haig reports Ram sey county schools receive quarterly apportionment of 2505.80 for enrollment 3865. Jorgenson leaves for Grand Forks to enter North Dakota University Law School. Several name changes at Great Northern f transit, hotel inspections, marriages, and social events fill the week.
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Steele
Rolla
California
J. A. Haig
Ramsey County
Jorgenson
Slyer Scrumgard
Grand Forks
North Dakota University Law School
Lottie, Tibbals
Frank Tibbals
Grand Forks County
F. A. Maxwell
Great Northern
Melrose
Minn
W. W. Fegan
Maud Begg
W. 8. Begg
Benner Begg
Garvins Big Dry Goods
Paul Grifth
R. B. Griffith
Ontario
Northwest
Resignations and Local Ventures Highlight North Dakota Notes
Robert Cairns plans departure Saturday for Duluth to join a large wholesale house. Miss May Disbrow takes a new position in Towner North Carolina after attending Union Comercial College Grand Forks. A G Bailey resigns as Presbyterian pastor leaving for Winnebago Minnesota. A couple solicits silver replating on the cheap and triggers trouble with the police. Mayor C E Day of Greenwood hosts a sorgum boil to showcase home grown sugar cane and tropical produce with a watermelon party from his garden.
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Robert Cairns
Duluth
May Disbrow
Towner
N. C
Union Comercial College of
Grand Forks
A. G. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Winnebago
Minn
Bailey
North Dakota
C. E. Day
Greenwood
Ramsey County
Mr. Day
Advertising Keeps Business Growing All Year
A columnist argues steady year round advertising yields better results than seasonal bursts. He cites a jeweler who spends heavily in spring and fall and why spreading ads across more newspapers throughout the year would boost sales and stability.
Advertising aim explains building belief and demand
The quote explains that advertising teaches people to trust the seller and its products, creates a perceived need, and motivates purchase. It frames advertising as shaping thoughts to drive consumer behavior.
Great Ethicei Fores in Publicity for Honest Business
A fragmented note praises ethical publicity as essential in business, arguing that dim dishonest goods falter under open advertising and that transparent actions build trust with customers and partners.
Fitness Through Prudence and Cooperation Across Species
excerpts discuss fitness shaped by intelligence and higher traits such as prudence temperance fidelity sympathy and cooperation across animals and humans. Quotes reference a gardener gardener selection and aBaltimore Evening Gum vignette. A quip about a grouchy kicker and a joke about degrees in several places appear as brief asides.
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Ramadea Balmforth
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P. G. Redmond
Starkweather
Devils Lake
C. Z. Nichols
Edmonton
Canada
Fred Hickhorn
Nichol
B. H. Howell
Yard Masters
Mr. Howell
G. G. Graham
Niagara
Crary
W. E B. Thurston
J. Halliday
Devils, Lake
Gt. N
Board of Control
Minot
Velva
Jenson Place
Third Street
William O'Gorman
O'Gorman
Sevilla Hotel
E. A. Wilson
the Improvement Company
Mary Henzle
Margaret and
Stella Boyer
Edna Barlow
Grand
Fifth Street
Arnold Avenue
J.C. Gilbert
Greene's Drug Store
Fourth Street
Mr. Gilbert
The
Supt
Barnsheer
Churles Ferry
Henry
Henry Barnsheer
Doris Barnsheer
Flynn & Traynor
H. G. Middaugh
Unterman
Ameringer
Kirkpatrick
Richardson
Anna Maley
Mr. Greenberg
New York
Danny Greenberg
New Socialist Daily
Green
Eugene Fenelon
Burt E. Baldwin
Donald E.stewart
Clarence E. Burgess
Opera House
Mesdames Louis Mundt
R. V. Rice
Harle’ Mann
Ole 'Scrumgard
Misses Fox
Misses Moren
Miss Buchanan
Misses Hanson
Miss Riorden
Miss Dimake
Miss Fox
Radiant Estate Base
E. W. Gilbertson
Eugene Presbrey
Sir Gilbert Parker
Grand Opera House
Fletcher
Castoria
I. Glerum
Saye
Wm. C. Freeman
Hugh Chalmers
Baltimore
Geo. Collins English
Grant
Arthur
Western Hotel
Minneapolis
Northern
American Ladies Tailoring Company of
Chicago
America
Bryce
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