Anthrax Fears Rise in Northwest and Tariff Debate
The Emmons County Record reports on anthrax outbreaks in South Dakota and North Dakota with federal and state inspectors fighting spread by burning carcasses. It also covers tariff policy debates, defending Senator Johnson and Senator McCumber, and notes growing dairy creameries in Morton County and Hazelton as examples of stable local industry.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Bowman
Milwaukee Railway
North Dakota
Treacy
Standing Rock
Bismarck
Morrisburg
Ontario
Hradford
W. Dale Shaw
M. N. Johnson
Washington
Senator Johnson
Cleveland
U.S. A
James J. Hill
America
McCumber
Johnson
South
East
Pacific Coast
Nelson County
Republican Party
Morton County
Hazelton
My Little Angel Girl Passes to Heaven
A father recalls his beloved daughter who dies after a sweet bond of love. She asks for her papa to come to heaven with her and the family sighs with sorrow as they lay her to rest beside her mother. He finds faith in Christ and hears the echoed plea to join her in the bright home above.
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Papa
Jesus
Christ
Emmons County Bridge Contract Awarded in Open Bidding
The county board minutes note the first open bid bridge setting in years. Eight bidders competed under legal publication rules, with Twin City Bridge Company winning the contract over the Hennepin Bridge Company, which had a former monopoly.
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County Board of Commissioners
Emmons County
Hennepin Bridge Company
Twin City Bridge Company
Valley City School Dominates as Leading Normal
The Valley City school stands out as the foremost normal institution by wide margins, with locals noting its long odds advantage and sustained excellence in teacher training and educational standards.
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Valley City School
Summer School Enrollment Report Indicates 475 Pupils
A state school reported 475 pupils enrolled in its summer session during the vacation period, highlighting robust participation and ongoing educational activity despite the break.
Prohibition Push Brings Moorhead Beer Revenue Into North Dakota
A St Paul Dispatch correspondent reports Fargo August 23 that North Dakotans spent to purchase Moorhead beer last year totaling about 1.3 million dollars. Moorhead wholesalers claim fifty to eighty percent of shipments go to North Dakota despite dry laws, with estimates of 1 000 railcar loads valued at 800 dollars each. The article notes that proceeds go to wholesalers rather than North Dakota authorities and that shipments often use fictitious receiver names.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Fargo
North
North Dakota
Moorhead
Sugar shipments flood Moorhead liquor trade in North Dakota
Moorhead agencies report shipments of sugar barrels packed with beer and other alcohol entering North Dakota, with 133 carloads since January. Liquor houses rely on O D terms and pool halls as fronts, while Moorhead hosts 47 saloons for Fargo visitors. Tax and liquor revenue split shows Moorhead’s 47,000 annual saloon income and 31 mill tax rate versus Fargo’s higher 48 mill rate and expanding assessments.
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North Dakota
Moorhead
Moorhead General Agency
Express
O. D
Fargo
Minnesota
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Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Linton
Pioneer Paper OF
Prockville
George Edwards
Augusta
Edwards
Prescott
Bathgate
Willson
N. Wood
Prohibition
Fars
Faryo
Dio
Will
Gine
Emerson
Linton Bazar
Emmerson
Bazar
Wakpala, South Dakota
Wakpala
Missouri River
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Aberdeen
N. D
Marmarth
F. A. Miller
J. Q. Adams
Miles City, Mont
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Lis
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