North Dakota imposes cattle and hog movement ban
North Dakota livestock officials banned shipments of cattle sheep and swine from any part of Illinois to curb foot and mouth disease. In Mandan a new Missouri Slope Buttermakers association will be formed to aid creameries within 160 miles, with L A Graunke as temporary chair. Grain is being saved but rail traffic struggles amid heavy marketing. Fargo club women push for incinerator and stronger garbage disposal to curb rats and protect public health. Grano sees grain dumped as elevators fill, signaling a looming car shortage and potential flood of grain if weather halts fall plowing.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Illinois
North Dakota Livestock Sanitary Board
Grand Forks
E. J. Taylor
Mandan
Missouri Slope Buttermakers’ Association
Mandan Commercial Club
L. A. Graunke
Center Creamery
H. F. Emery
Alex Stern
Fargo
Grano
N. D
L. M. Rodine
Renville County
Rodine
Langdon
Louis Hill
Dr. Hibbs Promotes Quality Dentistry in Bismarck
Dr C C Hibbs of Bismarck markets his dental practice as the best option, arguing he offers superior care rather than the cheapest price. The advertisement emphasizes professional expertise and patient satisfaction as key differentiators in competition among local dentists.
Hazelton Happenings in Republican Nov 4 Hazelton Happenings
Mrs J F Snyder visited the Capital City early in the week. A son was born October 3 to Mr and Mrs E H Brant of Horsehead Valley. Earl Frederick from Bismarck settled business affairs. Mr and Mrs H O Batzer hosted local seniors for cards and lunch for visiting Royalton Minn guests. Child treated for severe cold improved. John Baker shipped four carloads of beef steers to Twin Cities via Soo. T L Hubbard bought six Durham cattle near Roger. Cement sidewalk work at Klabunde store. glass walk sections installed for basement light. Edward Gehige arrived from southwestern Iowa to inspect crops and visit relatives. Mrs Fred Ash to Bismarck for appendicitis evaluation. operation planned. Mr Ash stayed in Bismarck then returned. John Wilde of Glencoe had a car accident near the river rocks. damage to the car but no injuries. Transmission damaged. Dr Ellithorp assisted. Prof J E Shaw and Miss Helen Peery visited Hazelton girls at Valley City Normal School. Shaw attended North Dakota Educational Association in Grand Forks. Peery returned home.
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J. F. Snyder
E. H. Brant
Horsehead Valley
Earl Frederick
Bismarck
H. O. Batzer
A. E. Dutton
Hazelton
John Baker
Twin City
Mr. Baker
Gon Joe
Edward Judy
T. L. Hubbard
Valley City
Fletcher Farm
Roger
Durham
Klabunde
Edward Gehige
Towa
J. W. Cabbage
Cbhage
Iowa
Crn
J. E. Shaw
Helen Peery
Prof. Shaw
Grand Forks
North Dakota Educational Association
Miss Peery
School Notes From the Local District
Reports show first graders, second and third graders with new entrants and perfect spelling records. Several students earned perfect attendance last month while others faced absences for home needs. Notes cover pool hall discipline, October grades, psychology class imagination studies, book reviews, chicken pox absence, and new song books for the high school.
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Valerie Slater
Phillipena Bosch
Charles Lang
Emma Weber
Esther Kloudt
Anna Postie
Freda Quaschnick
Anna Meier
Edwina Wittmayer
Cecil Gillespie
Ellin Quast
Oscar Lucks
Arthur Lucks
Miss Stewart
Alvin Atha
Clara Bechtle
Emily Bechtle
Franklin Bertheau
Philippina Bosch
Howard Carley
Anna Carley
Gladys Coon
Hazel Dilly
Roy Dilly
Wainwright Geil
Edna Green
Bennie Haggard
Nickolaus Heisler
George Horner
Eunice Haggard
John James
Alfred Johnsonbaugh
Genevieve McCrory
Philipena Mitzel
Merrill Mewing
William Postle
Emmons Petrie
Grace Scott
Levering Seeman
Helena Kelsch
Annie Brickle
Clara Hechtle
Myrtle Raglin
Rozilla Wolman
Elon Wells
Hoffman
Braddock Brevities News Notes and Local Goings On
Braddock news spans visits from Ben Haggard and Geo Semple to Linton travelers and a Minot land drawing where Frank Schmerer and Oscar Munson drew number 3. The town gears up with a stock cabinet, a baptism service at Braddock Union church, and a hand meeting urged at the News office. A large land-rowing interest surfaces as Dexters and Colburn’s Lee plan relocations. Doerschlags head to Minneapolis and Los Angeles for winter, with Doerschlags returning. A standout oat yield of 110 bushels per acre prompts praise amid favorable crop notes, while Stout kin visit Milner and a stork brings a son to Hinds. Mansell and Olmatad buy tracts, and Shockey’s quarter moves toward March possession with cattle and horses. Seattle mother notes fire damage in a German-suspected waterfront blaze.
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Ben Haggard
Geo. Semple
O. O. Johnson
C. P. Burnstad
Linton
Glen Turner
Glines
Minot
Frank Schmerer
Oscar Munson
Braddock
Hattie Semple
Bismarck
I. T. Gosney
Wm. Baxter Farm
F. B. Sapp
Braddock Union
News Office
Geo. H. Dexter
Temvik
O. E Lee
Colburn
S. D
Mr. Lee
Emmons County
Pollock Roundup Notes With Arrival And Local Gossip
Mr and Mrs George Fiddler are expected to reach Pollock in a few days and may winter there. Harry Hinton arrived from Linton to greet Pollock friends and tend to business matters. Thresherman Chas Prasek reported Ed Fenske west of Mound City won an oat crop threshing contest.
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George Fiddler
Pollock
Harry Hinton
Linton
Thresherman Chas, Prasek
Ed Fenske
Mound City
Oata
Lost Letter Sparks Hull Outlook Notes and Tales
Nov 4 correspondence from Overland Hull reports a lost letter and more thrashing to come. Mrs H Nieuwendorp was briefly ill but is recovering. Albert Haak farm yields oats up to 91 bushels per acre. Quaker Oats referenced. Jacob Schaap of Aberdeen visited Hull relatives before a Revival Tour. Peter Noomen tours Main Street East and seeks Wyoming state homestead caretaker post. N Tells frontier life stories and a leaky shack tale, then description ends with becoming an uncle to Martin.
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Albert Haak
Quaker Oats Co
Jacob Schaap
Aberdeen
Herreid
Hull
Minneapolis
Peter Noomen
Buffalo
Wyoming
N. Tels
Martin
County School Notes and Upcoming Institute Lectures
The county supervisors announce the teachers institute starting Monday Nov 15 in Grand Forks with instructors Mr and Mrs Hollis. Superintendent Taylor will speak once likely Monday. Hon Smith Summer will lecture on Lincoln Nov 19, with Rev S L Hammond presenting Nov 16. Exams precede institute week, Gilberty Rudy joins fifth grade.
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Smith Stmmer
Lincoln
Summer
Abraham Lincoln
Auction Postponed for Farm Horses and Cattle Sale
Auction sale postponed from October 28 to November 19 due to farmers being busy. Seven five head of high grade young horses and cattle to be sold to the highest bidder. Watch for bills. Mrs Sarah A Scott, Adv Administrator.
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Sarah A. Scott
Adv
Cabbage and Onions For Sale In Linton
Advertisement offering cabbage at one cent per pound delivered in Linton and onions at one dollar per bushel. Written by Obert Nelson, oc7-21 Pollock, 8. D.
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Linton
Wanted Industrious Man For Retailing Our Products
An industrious man is sought to earn $100 monthly by retailing products to farmers. Must have starting funds and furnish a contract signed by two visible men. Send details to W. T. Rawleigh Company in Freeport Illinois with work description and references. Adv.
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W. T. Rawleigh Company
Freeport
Ill
Adv
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Harry Corner
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Alma Bechtle
Francis Chesrown
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Clarence Kreig
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Shefloe
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John Stout
Pharos Hinds
Milner
N D
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Bert Sturtevant
Bert
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Miner County
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Knowles
Shockey
Seattle
Wash
Overland
H. Nieuwendorp
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Deering
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