Harvester Trust and Farm Accessory Makers Questioned
In the May 4 issue of Philadelphia Implement Age the Harvester Trust is analyzed as part of a broader examination of Trusts. It lists members like Deering and McCormick, warns of monopolistic control over farm tools and prices, and urges farmers to refuse purchases to starve the Trust of patronage.
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Philadelphia Implement Age
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Standard Oil Company
United States
Meat Trust
Steel Trust
Coal Trust
Harvester Trust
Deering, Champion, Plano
Milwaukee
McCormick
Minnie Harvester Co
Aultman, Miller& Co
D. M. Osborne Co
Fourth of July Pageant in Linton with Races and Ball
The Above-Named Machines for Sale by P. G. Rooks announces Linton North Dakota July Fourth events led by H A Armstrong President of the Day. Morning salute and parade precede sports including base ball Purse $50 and multiple races at the track such as horse racing pony race and cowboy race with purses. Evening events feature a concert by the Linton Concert Band and a Grand Ball at the Opera House.
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P. G. Rooks
Linton
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H. A. Armstrong
Linton Ve
Standing Rock Indians
Pioneer County Record Reports on Homestead Proof Letters
The article explains the land office practice in Bismarck sending two notices to homestead entrants. The five year deadline invites proof, while the seven year notice compels final proof or loss of rights. The letters serve as memory joggers for claimants to start final proof promptly.
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Bismarck Land Office
Bismarck
North Dakota crop summary week ending June 19 1905
Wet week with heavy rains across North Dakota damaging low land grain by drowning and washing out reseeded areas. Wheat is strong on high ground but hurt by excess moisture. weeds spread. Early rye headed. late barley emerging. flax seeding nearly finished. Corn planting complete but growth stagnates from cold. oats thinning with poor color but expected to improve with warmth. Grass and pastures show vigorous growth. meadows in excellent condition.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Bronson
Shorthorn Ball for Sale in North Dakota Breeding
Three year old red Shorthorn bull 15-16ths Durham from my own breeding. Described as a choice animal. Contact H. J. Hmroxz at Linwn North Dakota for purchase.
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Durham
H. J. HmRoxz
Linwn
N. D
Public auction for grass-cutting permits at Linton schools
The county treasurer will sell permits to cut grass on unleased school and institute lands for 1905 at the court house in Linton at 10 o clock a m on Tuesday June 27, 1905. Minimum bid is 65.00 per quarter section or fraction. Candidates: Board of University Ctees and Nas I. Hzao Land Gomenienonsr.
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Linton
Board of Universicol Tees Wy
Benas I
Hzao Land
Gomenienonsr
Taken Up Steers Listed by Brand Seals
A notice describes two steers taken up by the spiewenet. One steers black about five years old branded with a C and B on the left hip and red with a white forehead bearing the same brand. The second steer is of similar branding. Charges await claims and identification at Guanes H. J. Hereemwan, Sec. 30, T. 130, 76.
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H. J. Hereemwan
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