North Dakota News Roundup and Industry Hopes
J H Worst boosts for U S senator facing statewide support. North Dakota stories include a Mott county printing bid controversy, birth of three sets of twins in Lockwood township, and a plan by Mott commercial club to coordinate two market days with a farmers institute. Electric lignite prospects and briquetting in Minot offer statewide industrial optimism. Burglaries in Bismarck and Leeds case, with court ruling on champagne inheritance.
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Mott
Grano
N. D
Lockwood Township
Otto Gingerich
James Johnson
A.S. Huffman
McVitie
Farmers’ Institute
Commercial Club
Northern Briquetting Co
Minot
United States
North Dakota
Burlington Coal
Minot Concern
Bismarck
Armour and Company
Dickinson
Leonard Leady
Bowman
W. C. Crawford
M. D. Kirchner
Kirchner
Leary
South Dakota
Hazelton
Farmers’ Union
North Country
F. D. Smith
Emmons County
Cour d’ Alene
Idaho
Harvey
Glencoe
Mr. Smith
Hazelton Happenings and Civic Debates in February
Hazelton updates cover kin news, business moves, and community plans. Carl Haase’s films delight at Zirbes hall. creamery discussions, co operative elevator talks, and a potential Hazelton band loom large as February events unfold.
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Stanley Kurtz
Carl Haase
Zirbes’ Hall
H. A. Armstrong
Bismarck
Kaufman Place
Jos. Healy
J. F. Snyder
Grip
George Zirbes
la Grippe
Archie Frederick
Pasco
Wash
Cold Wave Grips Much of Nation Across Plains
A frigid wave chilled the country from the Midwest to the Great Plains and planned to reach eastern states by week’s end. In the Northwest the mercury plunged to 40 below, with Havre Montana reporting extreme cold and Texas seeing zero temps, while St Louis and other regions experienced severe cold snap readings.
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Chicago
Atlantic States
Mercury
Northwest
Texas
Havre
Mont
St. Louis
Cold snaps and protective snow bless grain belt wheat
Farmers in the grain belt welcomed snow that shielded winter wheat from harsh weather. Western cattle faced greater risk from the cold and stockmen foresee some difficulties as the cold persists. Weather notes from Denver and surrounding regions record subfreezing readings and frigid conditions across cities such as Winnipeg Cheyenne.
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Denver
Winnipeg
Man
Cheyenne Wyo
Call on Charles B. Carley County Judge for Final Pranfe
County Judge Charles B. Carley is urged to preside over the final prante and file advance proceedings as listed in official public notice. The document specifies the authority, location, and deadline for action by involved parties. The notice emphasizes procedural steps and expected timelines.
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Cong. Norton
Cannonball
John Grasse
Red Tomahawk
Charles B. Carley
Village warning on ash disposal to prevent fires
Warning from village authorities urges all residents to empty ashes with extreme care to ensure no live coals remain. Wind could blow embers onto nearby wooden buildings, posing a serious fire risk to the community.
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Russel Sage Foundation
Siale
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J. A. Ballenger
Benson
Leeds
G. A. Lenhart
Minneapolis
Gopher State
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S. F. Wright
Ruth
Leonard de Heaume
Linton
H. B.ellsthorp
M. Jones
M. Rapoport
A. E. Elabunde
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Nula Club
Klabunide’s Hall
Hazelton Creamery Association
Supreme Court of Minnesota
S. A. Mikalson
W.G. Schacht
J. E. Shaw
Harry Hubbard
K. E. Sherman
Dewey Geil
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Jesse Weaver
Melvin Vader
Connie Kalberer
Albert Kalberer
Art Corwin
Julius Horstmeyer
Clifford Wright
Burt Thompson
W. G. Schacht
Lester Madsen
Bernard Andrus
Geo. Chase
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F. N. Sherman
N. I. Roop
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Clarence Goehring
Chambra Zephyr
New York Show
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American Society of Engineers
Lahr Motor Sales Company