State News Briefs Highlight May Events and Incidents
Reports from Devils Lake set a May 12 meeting for tooth doctors while the Northwestern Miller condemns velvet chaff wheat. Valley City anticipates Melba, and Sen Hansbrough to speak on Memorial Day. A 92-year-old Grand Forks settler Bernard McGowan dies. Several weather and local incidents are noted, including a 71st day of April record heat and a fatal well explosion near Courteneay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McGowan
Grand Forks County
Red River
Hazelton Happenings and Emmons County News
Local items note Lucy Markley’s return from Ohio and new windmill at Dr. Snyder’s. Baseball practice and village movements pepper the week as residents move, remodel, and prepare for farming activities. Article lauds D. R. Streeter’s legislative work and Emmons County Record’s role in promoting Slope development.
Strawberries Gain Ground In North Dakota Gardens
An article discusses strawberry cultivation in North Dakota, praising Senator Dunlap as a hardy variety and detailing methods for planting and care. It cites examples from Forman and the North Dakota Agricultural College, noting yields and advising on bed preparation, spacing, and moisture management for profitable fruiting seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunzendah
Forman
Sargent County
Johnson
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
North Dakota
Dunlap
W. R. Lanxon
North Dakota Agriculural College
Riding the Rail Emerson Quotation Sparks Debate
A Georgia paper recalls an Emerson line about oppression and uprising referencing a ride on the rail as fate. The Houston Post contrasts martyrdom with censorship saying every lash, prison, or burned book fuels liberty and the oppressor is undone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Houston Post
Emerson
Graveyers of Asiatics and Australian Solitude
A Chambers' Journal item notes the northern territory as a graveyard for many Asiatic travelers entering via the Carpentaria Gulf in search of gold. Death by thirst and starvation claims thousands, while the few survivors tell of Australia’s relentless solitude and the Lunger tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Territory
Gulf of Carpentaria
Australia
Chambers’ Journal
Unclear Text Fragment on Reputation and Excellence
Fragmentary excerpt praises credibility and excellence but provides no concrete facts, names, places, dates, or events to identify a specific news item or develop a summarized record.
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Ra Puis
Ned
E. A. Crain
W. C. Irwin
First Bank OF
Linton
the Leader Department Store
East Side
Broadway
Mendelowitz
Linton Hardware Store
New Linton State Bank
Daffinrud
Linton, North Dakota
Tooth Doctors
Devils Lake
Valley City
Melba
The
American Society of Equity
Hansbrough
Tony Wallersham
Shevenne
Ashtabula
George Mundell
Minot
Lydia Pinkham
Hanna
Bismarck Tribune
C. A. Johnson
Morton, Burleigh
McLean Counties
Stutsman County
Sharlow
Lee
Ward County
Bismarck
Supt
Waldron
Dickinson
L. H. Larson
Courtenay
Geo. H. Bigelow
Mr. Larson
McClusky Gazette
Congress
Valley City Times-Record
Barnes County
Bee
Northwest
Hazelton
Republican
Lucy Markley
Ohio
Mrs. Judkins
Osakis
Minn
Will Rush
Hague
Mr. Rush
Eli Mo Jams
Gayton
Harvey Smith
Bismarck Hospital
Mr. Smith
John Snyder
Dr. Snyder
Yeater
W. M. Mathews
Chris. Winterton
Mr. Eby
Norway
Emmons County
D. R. Streeter
Streeter
Record
Emmons
Col. W. P. Tuttle
Dawson
Tempel Bros. Lumber Yard
Hopton
Tempel Brothers
Brofy
N.D
C. Vorlander, Pres
Feeb. Martin
A.W. Sims, Uashler
Linton State Bank
Linton, N. D
Snow White
Linton Bakery
Carmichieal
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
L. du Heaume
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