North Dakota state news roundup from Grand Forks to Enderlin
North Dakota state news briefs report on drought grain and coal shortages, new hotels in Edmore and investments in towns like Berwick and Anamoose, gambling raids in Bottineau, school land sales, lake region weddings, rail and telegraph upgrades, a ward county division vote, and public notices across cities including Grafton, Jamestown, Minot, and Harvey with local personalities such as J. A. Coffey and Kate Kern noted.
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Grand Forks
Hannah
Anamoose
Edmore
Norwich
Berwick
Richland
Monage
Pembina County
Mohall
Grafton
Washburn
Jamestown
Casselton
Barnes County
Sheldon
John Rudin
Harvey
Denhoff
Page
Drayton
Russerll
Carrington
Ward County
Valley City
Litchville
Cooperson
Milner
Dr. Neukamp
Fessenden
Brooklyn
Rosa Weir
Red River Valley
Esmond
Kensal
McHenry
Great Northern
Walhalla
J. A. Coffey
Wahpeton
Courtenay
Rugby
Minneapolis
L. Arnolds
North
Minot
Cowan
Wm. Ross
Willow City
Michigan
City
LaMoure
Steele
Ward
Coburn
Whitlock
Donnybrook
Great Northen
Bismarck
Michigan City
Independent
White Earth
Gamble
Olen
Ellendale
State
Ashley
J. 8. Weiser
Robinson & Winger
Hatching Chickens Artificially In Incubators
Incubators are now common on poultry farms and can hatch chicks successfully. Many machines vary in quality, so buyers should choose proven running models. Success hinges on proper raising after hatching, with a good brooder and care yielding eighty to ninety percent survival.
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Saya Chas
Greene
Egg prices rise as meat demand boosts poultry profits
The passage notes higher egg prices and predicts further increases, driven by demand rather than production costs. It urges farmers to capitalize on poultry, use cheap oats as feed, and suggests small flocks can boost income without extra expense, especially near cities.
Poultry Raising Profits and Winter Laying Tips
A New York poultryman asserts well cared for layers can lay about 200 eggs a year. At 18 cents per dozen, eggs yield $3 monthly. feed costs stay under $1, making egg farming profitable. Winter lays peak, but hens need pre-winter conditioning and rest. Also discussed are dry and wet poultry houses, yard cleanliness, drainage, and elevated houses to keep coops dry and healthy.
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New York
Insects Lead a Serial Life and Dream in Petals
Leigh Hunt muses on insects living a serial life as they lodge in a lily and tuck into rose folds. They imagine waking to dew and washing themselves, then eating their bed clothes, enjoying the lazy luxury of summer air.
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Leigh Hunt
Land prices push farmers to adopt intensive farming
Rising land values force farmers to shift from slipshod practices as cheap land recedes. With higher prices, efficiency becomes essential to sustain profits and justify land investment.
How Germs Enter the Udder From Leaky Teats
A Cornell University Experiment Station note explains that in healthy animals bacteria invade the udder mainly via the teat canal. A lax sphincter and residual milk create ideal conditions for bacterial growth, especially when cows lie on dirty floors or wade in swampy areas. Cleaner bedding, drained pastures, and discarding diseased or leaky udders reduce contamination.
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Cornell University Experiment Station
Milk Adulteration Crackdown by Penn Inspector
Pennsylvania food inspector Robert Simmers stopped about 40 Allentown milkmen and collected cream milk and skim milk samples. Tests showed formaldehyde adulteration and other poisons like boric acid salicylic acid and bichloride mercury suspected in remaining samples. Dealers and producers will be prosecuted and farmers blamed as more guilty. Simmers also cited Easton cases including glue mixed with skim milk colored to resemble cream used in ice cream.
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Robert Simmers
Pennsylvania Agricultural Department
Allentown
Simmers
Mr. Simmers
Easton
Allentown Leader
Proper milk sampling improves yearly butter yield estimates
J A Danks at a Western Guernsey Breeders meeting warns that careless sampling spoils dairy records. Composite samples should cover three consecutive days monthly and be mixed well before testing to yield accurate annual butter production estimates. Weekly tests require a sample at each milking.
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J. A. Danks
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Milking Hygiene Advocates Thorough Cleanliness
E C Jacobs argues for strict cleanliness in milking to prevent spoilage and improve milk quality. He urges udder and flank brushing with damp cloth, dry milking with clean hands, thorough straining and immediate separation, and questions the need for patent aerators or pasteurizing if handling is proper.
Land Area of Hawaii Reported at Four Million Acres
A historical note states Hawaii covers 4,000,000 acres in land area. This figure emphasizes the state's vast size and geographic extent within the union.
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Hawaii
Question of Reform Through Force Provokes Resettlement Debate
A question settled by force rather than reason reemerges as a flashpoint in political discussions. Analysts note the recurring call for redress or redistribution, highlighting tensions between authority, legitimacy, and the lived impacts on affected communities.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Cured Midland Man’s Pain
David M Bye of Midland Michigan reports severe sciatic and kidney pain resolved after a month of Doan’s Kidney Pills. He credits rapid relief to the remedy rather than pain deadening, notes dietary effort, and offers to answer inquiries. Free trials and 50 cent boxes available through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sold by all druggists.
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Doan
Mr. Bye
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Brains or Money Debate Cited by Senator Sorgum
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum arguing brains are only proven by wealth in modern society. He contends influence hinges on money rather than intellect, reflecting tensions between intelligence and financial power in public perception.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Endorsements
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure. It features endorsements from local merchants and testimonials regarding the firm F J Cheney Co Toledo and other Toledo wholesalers, claiming the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
I. J. Cheney
Est & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
The Adored One in Courtship as Transport
The Philadelphia Press records a playful exchange where Mr Phunni man praises courtship as transport while Miss Lopey lioz muses that it can resemble worship. The dialogue contrasts practical and dreamy views on romance.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement notice
An old fashioned ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for uncomfortable cold damp feet and sweating or sore feet. It claims relief for tight shoes, lists price of 25 cents and mentions free samples. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Suffrage club leader jokes on attire in Chicago News
The club leader urges spirit with the line Brace up, and we will prove we can wear masculine attire. A pretty blonde laments the limitation, sighing that they cannot brace up because they cannot wear suspenders. Chicago News.
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Suffrage Club
Chicago News
No Frills for Him Alma Mater Joke
A witty quip from Mrs. Oldcastle frames a humorous dig at a husband who never adds a fancy alma mater. The hostess notes Josiah signs his initials plainly, with no pretentious labels. The line captures a light Chicago Record-Herald tone.
Butter color debate cites June Tint color use
A fragment debates whether creameries should adopt June Tint Butter Color, noting their current use of butter color and musing that time travel would be a boon to a man with overdue notes.
Peanut Cure Insomnia The Roxborough Man’s Peanut Sleep Trial
A Roxborough man credits roasted salted peanuts with curing his five year insomnia. He ate twenty five chews per peanut, twenty five nuts total, and felt a gradual drowsiness leading to sleep. He now keeps fresh peanuts by his bed each night.
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Roxborough
Philadelphia
Just Resting His Eyes on Mississippi Plantation
A Memphis Scimitar item tells of an old man on a Mississippi plantation who cannot read. He sits in his chair with a paper upside down to rest his eyes, appearing absorbed at first glance but revealing the gag when examined.
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Sam Brand
LaMoure County
Logan
Standby
Johnson
Richland County
Sheriff Moody
United States
Mississippi
Memphis Scimitar
Patents Issued This Week To Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors receive patents this week for devices including a lamp wick snuffing lever and railway bridle, grates elevation mechanism, logging stake and minnow pail. Inventors listed: Murdick Cameron Duluth John G Carlson Eggleston Christian Christofferson St Paul Paul Crowe Frederick Kilgore Minneapolis Sidney Long Wilmot. Lothrop and Johnson patent attorneys. Cole's products advertised.
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Northwestern
Murdick Cameron
Duluth
Minn
John G. Carlson
Eggleston
Christian Christofferson
St. Paul
Paul Crowe
Frederick Kilgore
Minneapolis
William Koch
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
Promotional text for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it soothes pain and cures wind colic for children. Includes a domestic dialogue and a price of 2 cents per bottle. Tone mirrors old newspaper ads with simple persuasive copy.
Draft chill as banker’s balance shocks wit
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quip has a philosopher asking if a draft gives chills, and a wise guy replying that it does when his bank account is overdrawn. The joke hinges on financial worry and streetwise humor.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Prominent Chicago Lady Praises Peruna Cure
Miss Maggie Welch of 328 North State street Chicago secretary of the Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes glowingly of Peruna cure for a severe cold fever with persistent cough and throat soreness. She notes relief from day one after taking Peruna and urges readers to seek free literature from the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Chicago
Peruna
Maggie Welch
Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society
North State Street
Tress
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Courtesy Oil for Business and Society Analogy
A concise remark likens courtesy to oil for machinery, stating it keeps business and society running smoothly by reducing jar, friction, and nerve wracking noise. The quote emphasizes politeness as essential to efficient functioning in interactions and operations.
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