North Dakota Farms Seen as Key to Future Dairy Boom
The article extols North Dakota as a top land bargain with rich native grasses and good water, ideal for dairy farming. It notes recent bumper yields despite 1910 11 setbacks, rising milk production, and widespread building of silos as farmers invest for winter feed. It argues timber regions lag in soil and market access compared to the New Northwest and urges persistence for long term gains.
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North Dakota
United States
Northwest
New Northwest
Missouri
Lauder-Rourke meet at Fargo challenge Hanna Gilbreath
The Lauder and Rourke group in Fargo opposed Hanna and Gilbreath while backing Roosevelt’s popularity for up voters in Emmons County. Roosevelt is expected to carry the county again in the fall though many Republicans will not abandon Hanna. The colonel sought a full state ticket, but the Lauder-Rourke plan remained unsatisfied.
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Lauder-Rourke
Fargo
Hanna
Gilbreath
Lauder
Roosevelt
Emmons
Macdonalds
Thurstons
la Lislette
Exeter
Republican primary tension in North Dakota fight
The Fargo gathering endorsed every Republican ticket except Hanna and Gilbreath, two incumbents who pushed North Dakota interests. Lauder’s hostile ties to Hanna and Gilbreath stain the coalition, as he opposed Roosevelt supporters while sentiment varied among Emmons county voters. Lauder faces an uphill race convincing Republicans that he should lead the campaign against Hanna.
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Roosevelt
Hanna
Washington
Fargo
Gilbreath
North Dakota
Lauder
Emmons County
Special corn prizes announced for North Dakota Exposition
Growers in Morton Emmons Burleigh Stark Dunn Billings and Hettinger counties compete for top prizes offered by Goodridge-Call Lumber Company Minneapolis at the North Dakota Industrial Exposition in Bismarck October 1 to 13. First ten ears dent corn Northwestern or Yellow win 50, second 35, third 25. Oscar H Will Co premiums add 20 10 and 5 for best ten ears from their seed. Over 1 200 prizes total valued above 10 000. premium lists from Commissioner W Gilbreath Bismarck.
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Morton
Emmons
Burleigh
Stark
Dunn
Billings
Hettinger
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
Minneapolis
Bismarck
O. H. Will & Co
Oscar H. Will & Co
Remarkable Hazelton Republican attacks on George Lynn
The piece cites a Frederick gentleman and insipid insinuations about George Lynn in the Hazelton Republican. It notes a Hazelton man who cannot discern any concrete charges and questions Thurston’s integrity in relation to the Borlte action.
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Frederick
Hazelton Republican
George Lynn
Hazelton
Lynn
Thurston
Slurs Fly From Hazelton Republican Editor in Letters
The Hazelton Republican editor hurls insinuations at county public figures without bearing specific charges. The piece mocks opponents and suggests moral laxity, while a neighboring paper quips about regulation of bowels and the twenty eight feet of intestines with a Syrup of Figs advertisement in mock sympathy.
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Hazelton
Vivid Campaign Tale For Commissioner In Articulture
The Fargo Light announces its own vigorous campaign for Commissioner of Articulture and Labor against W. C. Gilbreath. The pamphlet cites the L. B. as backing Gilbreath and frames the race as a local clash of plans and personalities.
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Fargo
The
Searchlight
W. C. Gilbreath
Lincoln’s remark on whiskey and granting barrels to generals
A committee asked Lincoln to remove General Grant from command over alleged drinking. He asked where Grant obtained his whiskey and joked about procuring a barrel of that fighting drink for other state officers at the capitol who mainly draw salaries.
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Lincoln
Grant
Gil
Pat Norton
Capitol
Fargo professor withdraws from governor race
Prof Creegan of Fargo college, backed by the Lauder-Rourke combine, withdraws from the race against Hanna citing college prospects. He cites ineligibility due to the state residence requirement of five years. He has resided in North Dakota for about three to four years.
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Creegan
Fargo College
Lauder-Rourke Combine
Fargo
Hanna
North Dakota
Maine Republicans Unite in Slender Victory
In Maine the campaign produced a rare show of GOP unity. The prior election gave Democrats a statewide sweep, but this time the Republicans won the full ticket by about three thousand as both legislative chambers aligned.
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Maine
Simpson Challenging Norton for Third District GOP Nomination
The text states Leslie Simpson will challenge Pat Norton for the Republican nomination in the Third District. Simpson won first-choice votes while Norton secured enough second-choice votes to win, amid a claim that the second-choice provision of the primary law failed legally due to an accidental skipping of its third reading.
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Leslie Simpson
Pat Norton
Simpson
Norton
Senate
Northern Pacific Proposes Two-Cent Mile Rate for Exposition
Northern Pacific announces a two cent per mile fare to and from the State Industrial Exposition at Bismarck during its run. The note urges not to reverse the rate after passenger use, as occurred with last year’s excursion.
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Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Bull Moose Surge In Vermont Election Showing
A Bull Moose showing in Vermont last Tuesday drew broad attention with two weeks of canvass and no formal organization. Roosevelt supporters polled about sixteen thousand votes and experts predict a strong Mooser result in November.
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Bull Moose Party
Vermont
Rooseveltites
Moosers
North Dakota primary yields plurality for attorney general race
Report notes Andy Miller did not win a majority but held a plurality amid many candidates. A state exchange editorials discuss libel law and press freedoms while a remark cites a local Frederick stunt amid party politics.
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North Dakota
Andy Miller
Hazelton Republican Delirium Tremens Speculation
The Hazelton Republican article on Lynn last week is described as a joint production by Dictionary Hank Nosey and The Gentleman from Frederick.
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Hazelton Republican
Lynn
Hank
Frederick
Bismarck Club Visits Linton For Expo Talks
Bismarck Commercial Club members, arriving by car from Hazelton, visited Linton business men to discuss the upcoming exposition and view local crop conditions. A hosted dinner in the opera house by H. N. Turner preceded speeches by Judge Bruce, Commissioner Gilbreath, Attorney Coventry, and others on regional development and mutual effort.
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Linton
Bismarck Commercial Club
Hazelton
Bruce
Gilbreath
D. R. Streeter
Coventry
Macdonald
Cameron
R. D. Hoskins
Bismarck
Grant Call
Goodridge Call Lumber Co
A. P. Lenhart
Bismarck Drug Company
C. B. Winter
Publicity Agent Industrial Exposition
W. A. Me
Local Leaders and Businesses Mentioned in Linton Flight Pilot Report
A Hazelton party led by Dr. Geo Montieth and H. W. Hatter acted as pilots from Hazelton to Linton. The list includes merchants bankers and professionals such as J W Mahon Wilbur Cigar Co A M Brant physician Peck Music House Robt V Gassner Meat Market and others.
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Lahr Motor Sales,Co
Gear
Marshall Oil Co
C. L. Merrick
Banker
A. F. Marquett
Hismarck Steam Laundry
R.D. Hoskins
A. Hendrix
Int. Garvester, Co
G. KK. McPherson
Biemarck
Tribune
A. W. Lucas
Department Store
P. M. Webb
Webb Bros
P. J. Meyer
Hoskins Vioral Co
QO. & Hoskins
R. D. Hoskins
Grand
Eastern Star
L. K. Thompson
Soo Ry
S. E. Bergeson
Clothier
C. Bertsch
R. C. Battey
Int. Harvester Co
BE. A. Williams
Callon Charles B. Carley County Judge Final Proofs
Callon Charles B. Carley, county judge, sets final proofs and filings. The notice directs interested parties to submit documents by the specified deadline to finalize the case.
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Callon
Charles B. Carley
Report of Condition of German-American State Bank at Linton
Report of the Condition of the German-American State Bank at Linton North Dakota as of September 4 1912 shows assets including discounts secured and unsecured warrants stocks tax certificates and other items plus cash vault and cash items 35001849 and other assets 21000000 1000 00 and time deposits 521 3 4 0 Damien statement sworn by cashier J Crain and notarized September 1 1912 with directors Braddock and others approving
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Linton
North Dakota
Riv Res
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
Adolph Berereth
Hague
Fifth Principal Meridian
Charles B. Oarey
John Schneider
Karl Hirntog
Fred Woof
John Pudwell
No. 150 First National Bank of Linton Financial Statement
A North Dakota bank report shows assets including loans 84 335 21, reserves, securities, and cash items. The balance sheet lists capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, and various deposits. Cashier MOT Barger swears to the accuracy before Notary Public Lynn, with director attestation.
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Tess
Enenes National Bank
Tora
North Dakota
Riutinous
Barger
Lynn
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