North Dakota State News Roundup Hits Local Hopes and Woes
Long list of North Dakota items from Grand Forks to LaMoure covers hide theft, skating rinks, new halls and hotels, coal shortages, rail and mail service, weddings, land sales, strikes, anti gambling raids, epidemics, and upcoming infrastructure. Notables include Edmore hotel plans, Ward county divisions, Richland flax trade, and Rugby census.
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Grand Forks
Hannah
Anamoose
Edmore
Norwich
Berwick
Richland
Pembina County
Mohall
Grafton
Washburn
Jamestown
Casselton
Barnes County
Sheldon
John Rudin
Harvey
Denhoff
Page
Drayton
B. S. Russerll
Carrington
Ward County
Valley City
Litchville
Cooperstown
Milner
Dr. Neukamp
Fessenden
Brooklyn
Rosa Weir
Red River Valley
Esmond
Kensal
McHenry
Great Northern
Walhalla
J. A. Coffey
Wahpeton
Courtenay
Rugby
Minneapolis
L. Arnold
Neigabor
North
Minot docket fills with civil, teen cases before Judge Cowan
A Minot term will hear fifty four civil cases and four teen criminal cases before Judge Cowan. Other items note a murder charge in Willow City and a small file smuggled to Wm Ross in jail. North Dakota counties report flax prices, land sales, deference to county seats, and local crimes.
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Minot
Cowan
Wm. Ross
Willow City
Michigan
City
LaMoure
Steele
Ward
Coburn
Washburn
Whitlock
Donnybrook
Great Northen
Grafton
Page
Bismarck
Michigan City
Independent
White Earth
Gamble
Olen
Ellendale
Ashley
Weiser
Valley City
Robinson & Winger
Hatching Chickens Artificially on Poultry Farms
This article notes that incubators are now common on poultry farms and advises buyers to choose models proven by others. It emphasizes that successful hatching is easy with the right equipment and instructions, but raising chicks requires careful feeding and care to achieve high survival rates.
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Chas
Greene
How Germs Enter the Udder In Leaky Cows
In healthy cows the teat is the only invasion channel for bacteria. A leaky teat can let bacteria enter the udder where warm conditions promote growth, leading to high bacterial counts in milk. Clean bedding and dry conditions reduce risk, and discarded diseased or leaking cows improve milk quality. Cornell University Experiment Station.
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Cornell University Experiment Station
Egg prices rising and farmers urged to expand poultry
The article notes eggs have fetched good prices this season due to strong demand for eggs rather than higher production costs. It advises farmers near towns to market eggs readily, suggests expanding poultry to boost income, and asserts rising egg values reflect demand. It also says small flocks cost little to maintain and oats remain cheap fodder.
Points on Poultry Raising
A New York poultryman argues fowls bred for laying will produce about 200 eggs per year with eggs at eighteen cents per dozen yielding about three dollars from eggs. He notes feed costs stay under a dollar, winter peak prices 30 to 40 cents per dozen, and stresses conditioning hens before winter to maintain laying.
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New York
Dry or Wet Poultry Houses and Yard Drainage
The fall rains make poultry yards damp and dirty, encouraging disease. Improve drainage, elevate the poultry house if possible, and keep yards clean to keep fowls comfortable and reduce mud tracked into nests and eggs.
Insects and the rise of farm land prices
A fragmentary piece discusses insects and the imagined life of a ladybug in a rose. It then shifts to agriculture noting that higher farm land prices push toward intensive farming as a means to improve profitability.
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Leigh Hunt
Milk Adulteration Raids Reported by Penn Inspector
Pennsylvania food inspector Robert Simmers halted about 40 Allentown milkmen and collected cream milk and skim milk samples. Tests showed formaldehyde adulteration and suspected boric acid salicylic acid and bichloride mercury. Dealers and producers will be prosecuted. farmers often more guilty than sellers. Simmers cited Boston findings including glue mixed with skim milk colored to imitate cream for ice cream.
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Robert Simmers
Pennsylvania Agricultural Department
Allentown
Simmers
Mr. Simmers
Boston
Allentown Leader
Proper milk sampling methods for accurate yearly butter output
J. A. Danks at a Western Guernsey Breeders' Association meeting urges careful sampling of milk. He recommends composite samples over at least three consecutive days once a month, mixed thoroughly, taken near mid month, and a separate sample at each milking for weekly tests. Poor sampling misleads owners and those interested in herd welfare.
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J. A. Danks
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Milking Hygiene Urged for Clean Milk Quality
E C Jacobs argues for thoroughudder brushing wiping and dry milking with clean hands to prevent filth in milk. He says proper handling and immediate straining can reduce the need for aerators and pasteurization, improving product quality.
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E. C. Jacobs
Land Area of Hawaii Reported at Four Million Acres
The report states Hawaii's land area totals 4,000,000 acres. No additional context or dates provided. The figure emphasizes the state's vast extent and potential land use considerations.
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Hawaii
Question Settled by Force Reemerges for Re settlement
A long standing question about settlement resurfaces, marked by force rather than reason, triggering renewed debate on legitimacy and the path to reconciliation. The item notes disputes and calls for negotiation. Authorities and affected groups are named in context of the controversy.
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Midland Man
Case from Midland Michigan recounts severe sciatic and back pain relieved after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. David M Bye describes insomnia, mobility loss, and reliance on a walking stick before treatment. He praises the remedy, offers to answer inquiries, and notes a free trial and 50 cent price per box via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and local druggists.
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David M. Bye
P. O
Midland, Mich
Dean’s
Doan
Mr. Bye
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Brains Versus Money Debate Cited by Senator Sorgum
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorgum arguing that brains are valued less than money in modern times. He asserts the public equates wealth with proof of intelligence, suggesting money as the default measure of brains.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo Ohio. Claims that the remedy acts upon blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials offered free, price per bottle, sold by all druggists. Pills also advertised as best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Props
Toledo
Ohio
The Adored One and a Courtship Transport Image
The Philadelphia Press quotes Mr Phunni man and Miss Lopey lioz discussing courtship as transport and worship. A playful debate links social rituals to travel, with witty wordplay on affection and ceremony.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised relief for foot discomfort
An explanatory patent medicine note promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to cure uneasy cold damp feet. It claims relief for sweating soreness and tight shoes with a 25 cent price and free samples. The ad lists Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York as the contact.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Suffrage Club Leader Urges Brace Up For Attire
A Chicago News quote portrays a suffrage club leader urging action while a pretty blonde laments the inability to wear masculine garments due to suspenders. The exchange highlights early debates on attire in the suffrage movement.
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Suffrage Club
Chicago News
No Frills for Him in Plainspoken Chicago Note
A hostess asks Mrs Oldcastle about her husband alma mater and faces a blunt reply Josiah lacks a formal school name. The piece shifts to a joke about creameries using butter color and suggests using June Tint Butter Color. Time rebound quip hints at notes due.
Peanut Cure for Insomnia Reported by Roxborough Man
A Roxborough resident claims peanuts cured his five year insomnia after trying many remedies. He kept a bag of roasted salted peanuts by his bed and on sleep onset ate fifty peanuts, chewing each to twenty five chews. He states he fell asleep after the dose and has slept since, keeping peanuts by him at night.
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Clark W. Kelley
Devils Lake
Old Mexico
Sam Brand
LaMoure County
Logan
Standby
Johnson
Richland County
Moody
United States
Harry Longa
Northern Pacific
Oakes
Williston
Minot
Willow City
Winterer Brothers
Sanborn
Valley City
Osnabrook
Jamestown
McHenry County
Granville
Dickey County
Huntsinpillar
Halloran
Ed Patterson
Bismarck
Superintendent of Schools
Pembina County
Alexander
Roxborough
Philadelphia
Just Resting His Eyes on Mississippi Plantation
An old man in a Mississippi plantation home sits in a chair holding a newspaper upside down. He cannot read, and when questioned about the inverted paper he replies, Just to rest my eyes, revealing a humorous moment captured by the Memphis Scimitar.
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Mississippi
Memphis Scimitar
Patents Issued This Week To Northwestern Inventors
Northwestern inventors receive patent grants this week for items including a lamp wick shifting device, a railway tie or bridle, a lever operating mechanism, means for raising or lowering grates, a logging stake, a minnow pall, and a cane controlling apparatus. Names listed include Murdick Cameron Duluth John G Carlson Eggleston Christian Christofferson Paul Crowe Frederick Kilgore William Koch Sidney Long and others with patent attorneys Lothrop and Johnson. Cole's products advertise Cole's Cough Cure and Cole's Carbonsalve.
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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 Teething Aid Ad
A vintage advertisement for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup targets mothers, offering a teething remedy for children. It markets relief for gums inflammation and wind colic and mentions a price of 2 cents a bottle. The copy uses domestic conflict humor to frame the product.
Draft Causes Fear If Bank Account Is Overdrawn
A brief quip from a philosopher and a wise guy in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes that a draft can give cold chills only when the bank account is overdrawn, illustrating a financial fear with humor.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Dr J H Rindlaur Specialint Eye Ear None
Fargo is the setting for a brief note about Dr J H Rindlaur, a special interning figure for eye and ear care. The item presents a wry remark on making the best of a bad situation when a sensible man loses a dispute.
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J. H. Rindlaur
Fargo
N. D
Catarrh Cured by Peruna Declares Chicago Lady
Miss Maggie Welch secretary of the Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes from 328 North State street Chicago Illinois praising Peruna. She suffered a severe cold with persistent cough and throat and lung soreness until her doctor suggested Peruna. She took it and relief began the first day with gradual cessation of cough and soreness. She endorses Peruna and invites readers to request free literature from the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Chicago
Peruna
Maggie Welch
The
Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society
North State Street
Ill
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Courtesy Makes Business and Society Run Smoothly
The quote asserts courtesy as essential to commerce and society, likening it to oil for machinery. It describes courtesy as reducing friction, preventing jar and nerve racking noise, and enabling smooth operation in social and business interactions.
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Hobart
Leonard
Langdon
Northwood
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Lidgerwood
Soo
Burleigh County
Monage
Kenmare
Nelson County
Kate Kern
P. McLavy
Dunseith
Pacific Coast
Soa
Blark County
St. Thomas
Mr. McGee
Stutsman County
Smith
Bassanelli
Anderson
J. A. Atkinson
Asylum City
Supt. Hicks
Haderlin
Aest
Penn
Sylvania
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Him
J. W. Cole & CO
Black River Falls
Wis
Cole
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Newark
N. J
Geo. Drake Smith
N. Dakota
Manhattan
St. Paul, Mine
California
Golden West Real Estate CO
Dept
Vibalia, California
Lole
Rolerea Iy Deus
Acot Prompson
Rad Mihm
Louisville
York
A.Y
Woodward @ Co. linneapolis
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