Skeleton of large Indian found near Lisbon North Dakota
North Dakota listings report a human skeleton found in Lisbon estimated at about 100 years old. The item is part of a long list of regional notices including school superintendents changes, fires, floods, and civic actions across towns such as Granville, Sharon, Max, Graffton, and Grand Forks with multiple updates on public works, wartime drives, and local incidents.
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Lisbon
Granville
N. Erwin
Powell
Wye
Calvin
Calvin Masonic Temple
Fieldseth & Johnson
Davils Lake
Sharon
Sharon Elevator Company
Soo Railway
James Ryba
Jerry Shereck
Perth Township
Walsh County
Washington
G. M. Young
North Dakota
France
Bismarck
Charles J. Lundquist
Sterling
Red Trail
Devils Lake
Richard Burke
John Burke
United States
Moscow
Idaho
Milton
Gulick Olson
Hans Peterson
Olson
Walcott
Philip Anderson
Christine
Pembina
Pembina Light and Power Company
Canada
Emerson
Grand Forks
Antone Evan Dulewitz
Burlington
N. C
Wesley College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexander
Hillsboro
Gunhil Hanson
Grafton
Tri-County Farm Association
Walhalla
F. C. Hathaway
Fargo
Fargo Public Schools
Red Cross
Harvey
George Crawford
Gen. Atterbury
Backoo
Hismarck
Here
Manning
Manning, Emerson and Fayette
Hampden
Hampden Farmers’ Elevator Company
Northland Elevator
Camp Greene
Army Vocational Training School
University of North Dakota
Hazelton
Scott Cameron
Williiam Langer
Nuessle
District Court
E. L. Perras
E. Pennington
State Fair
North
Montana
War Savings Stamp Campaign
North Dakota fair beef premiums aim to boost cattle
A survey shows 30,000,000 fewer beef cattle since the Great War, while US herds rise. steady foreign demand and exports fueled by European famine create a vast opportunity. The North Dakota State Fair offers unusually large premiums July 15 to 20 to encourage beef production.
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America
North Dakota
Are We Back of the Boys Over There
Speech by E. F. Ladd, Federal Food Administrator for North Dakota, urging Americans to build food reserves to support troops in France. He cites Hoover’s push for surplus crops, outlines past exports, and urges saving wheat, sugar, meat, fats and adjusting to supply changes to back soldiers overseas.
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Washington
France
America
Hoover
United States Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
United States
Food Administration
Campaign to Stimulate Hog Raising Leads to Swine Show
Official reports show 35,000,000 more Jess hogs worldwide over three years as a campaign to boost hog farming culminates in a swine show scheduled for mid July. Meat shortages push producers to focus on rapid growth, with hogs reaching market in six to ten months and pork demanded for fatty diets in Europe.
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North Dakota
Europe
Hardy Tepary Bush Beans in Cualifornia Spotlight
The tepary bean, a hardy legume from old Mexico, gains attention in California for drought tolerance and high nutrition. Popular in New Mexico and Arizona, it thrives under extreme heat and arid conditions as a potential staple crop.
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Cualifornia
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
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