Soo Railway Offers Cent-a-Mile to Cleveland Encampment
The Soo Railway Company announces cent-a-mile rates to the Grand Army national encampment in Cleveland starting September 10. Traveling to the encampment is cheaper than staying home, a lure for veterans and supporters alike. The piece also critiques the Bismarck Tribune for urging repeal of prohibition through enforcement, noting other states move toward repeal via contempt for the statute and broader support for license.
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Soo Railway Company
Grand Army National
Cleveland
Bimarck Tribune
Tribune
Bre’r Jewell
South Dakota
Iowa
the Tribune
Ed Patterson Roasts Reformers In a North Dakota Paper
The piece laments Patterson's obsession with a lost roulette wheel and his harsh roasts of Jewell and other reformers. It hints at editor Marshie and Ed sharing a sly, cynical humor about law enforcement and journalistic integrity.
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Ed Patterson
Pualladium
Old Gang
Jewell
North Dakota
Marshie
England and America in Civil War Times Viewed by Plaindealer
The Grand Forks Plaindealer recalls English ruling class hostility to the United States during the Civil War while noting popular British sympathy for the Union in Manchester. It cites aid to southern privateers and later shifts in stance during the Spanish War and current actions against white Christians in South Africa. It highlights public opinion, royal figures, and the broader Anglo American bond.
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United States
Grand Forks
Manchester
England
Great Britain
Great Republic
Britain
Prince Albert
John Bright
America
South Africa
New York
San Francisco
Ambivalent U S Views on Britain and Russia
Fragment discusses cautious U S attitudes toward Britain and Russia. It suggests Russia’s fleets prevented Britain from declaring war and asserts Americans have no reason to favor Britain, labeling Britain as a “nother country.”
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Great Britain
Britain
United States
North Dakota Farmers Praise Boom Statewide Growth
Statewide notes reveal Fargo machinery men report the best business in twenty years while farmers in North Dakota enjoy booming real estate, rising wealth, and strong crop prospects. Reports from Bismarck, Devils Lake, and Bowdon highlight farm income, cattle dehorn tips, and rail expansion shaping the state's economic outlook.
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Fargo
Buttz
Buttzville
Ransom County
Fargo Typographical Union
Steel Trust
Moorhead
Wells County
Bowdon
Boucher
Carrington Independent
Forum
Fargo Forum
North Dakota
Union
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis Railroad
Bismarck
Northwest
Washburn
Devils Lake
Inter Ocean
County Judge to attend to business on first and third Mondays
Notice from Petr Krarr County Judge that he will be at the county seat on the first and third Mondays of each month to attend to any office business. Also an advert for GREAT LAND BARGAIN for sale of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 135 range 75, write Isaac P. Bakur, Bismarck, N. D.
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St. Paul
F.m.loutzenhiser
Dale, N.D
Petr Krarr
Bargaen
Township
Sore
Isaac P. Bakur
Bismarck, N. D
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EF. H. Cotton
Braddock, Nor Dak
Trave
Fred. Junce, Jr
A. J. Honstain
Linton Drug Store
Linton
W. E. Petrie
Dealer III
Linton, Nordak
Fessenden
Wardwell
Pembina Express
Streeter
Emmons County Record
Landlord Kinslow
Kenmare
Florence
Alderman Cummings
Bismarck Tribune
TY. M. Burge
Hackney-Boynton Land Company
Winchester, N. C
E. E. Semling & CO
Monarch
Hanson
McKibben
ORR & CO
E. E, Semling & A
L. Lamb Lumber CO
Aucessors
ST. Croix Lumber CO
St.Croix
W. ©. Haas
Bradi
Jopeslea
Emmons County Land Office
Silex
ifvckney-Boynton Land Company
Edward Braddock
HOTEL
Emmons
Dewey Avenue
M. P. Chase
Thompson, Anderson & Casey
Gayton, North Dakota
Ajab
Gayton
Cannonball
Fort Yr
Standing Rock
Winona
Cannon Ball
Coal Narbor
Bachelor
Bismarck” “Imeld
Missouri River
I. P. Baker
Gen. Sup't
N. D
Buffalo
I Ruth
Niagara
Duluth
ST. Paul, Minn
Linton House
W. IM. Derr
Sunder New Management
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