Wall Street Defenders Targeted for Traitorous Tactics
A 19th century column attacks Alews, a New York Wall Street editor linked to defense of traitors and financiers. It cites a defense of bond sales in peace, condemns Wall Street as parasitic and unpatriotic, and contrasts with national duty and public policy.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Washington
Wall- Street
Free Silver Debate Bubbles Into Fargo Discussion
The text outlines free and demonetized silver positions with arguments that silver could regain parity with gold if coinage were liberalized. It notes a Fargo banker, H. F. Miller, as a member of the Free Silver Club, illustrating mixed opinions among financial leaders.
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The piece argues American farmers are better off than rural workers worldwide and warns workers to push for gains or risk falling behind European conditions. It references a Grand Forks Herald stance and urges workers to seek more comforts as progress continues.
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Grand Forks Herald
Herald
Mammon
Bonaparte
Europe
Mulching a Garden Proves Drought Tackles Growth
An observer notes a drought year with midseason frost and drought. mulching with straw kept soil moist and cool under vegetables, boosting growth in cabbage tomatoes and squashes compared with unmulched plots. The practice reduced weeding and cultivation, suggesting expanding mulch use next season.
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Aurora
Jamestown Fair Promises Record Attendance and Half-Rate Travel
The fourth annual James River Valley fair in Jamestown runs September 24 to 27 with half-rate rail travel guaranteed by every railroad in the state. Races will be first class with a larger lineup of fast horses and extra stalls planned. a statewide bicycle meet and exclusive track are also featured. Daily events and prizes entice broad participation.
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Jamestown
Pleasant View Sunday School Report
The Pleasant View Sunday school in Logan district held services on Sunday August 18 with singing and prayer led by Mr. J F Gell. Eighth officers attended along with nine teachers and a total of 25 present. The collection amounted to 88 cents. The session closed with singing Doxology and all were invited to return.
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Pleasant View Sunday-school
Logan
J. F. Gell
Bright Side of Farm Life and Its Independence
The author extols farming's independence noting comfortable homes, well stocked barns, and a secure livelihood. Farmers set their own hours, avoid dependence on patrons, and rely on produce as necessities of life while others envy well kept farms. Some turn to farming from other careers, but others warn of wrecks from misjudged transitions.
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Denver Field
Thrashing, farming, and frost fears in Glanavon
Correspondent notes heavy thrashing activity with locals at Standing Rock and Eureka. Frost threats loom as corn may become scarce. Mrs Putnam plans Fort Yates residency, and Glanavon sees many eligible bachelors. Observes work at haying and well business, plus travel by W L Bates and Charles to Williamsport.
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Glanavon
Joe Allen
A. M. Sleasing
Standing Rock
Lew Doerschlag
Eureka
Ben Whitney
W. L. Bates
Charles
Williamsport
The Romance of Farming Irrigates Yakima Valley Farms
The romance of farming is found on irrigated Yakima Valley farms. It is genuine fun to irrigate a growing fruit orchard berry patch or alfalfa field. Four cents in stamps to receive an irrigation pamphlet from the General Passenger Agent Northern Pacific Railroad St Paul Minnesota.
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Norther Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
North Dakota School Water Closets Act Enacted
An act requires each school district to provide at least two separate water closets for schools under its charge and to keep them clean and wholesome. Violations may remove officers and withhold district funds, with expenses chargeable to the district, potentially raised by a tax without a district vote. Emergency clause notes immediate effect following passage and approval.
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Legislative Assembly
North Dakota
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