Bull Wheat Market Faces No Weakness In Late Year
Neapolis reports a strong bullish tone in the wheat pit with new highs and minimal declines. Foreign and Canadian reserves shrink while U S stocks fall, supporting continued gains as domestic demand and exports tighten. broker opinions vary on timing of pullbacks, with some urging profits on longs and others advising selective buying on dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neapolis
Canada
Ocean Passage
United States
E. Lewis & Co
Wheat and corn market notes from December 13
The report notes wheat cables steady and smaller world offerings from Argentina and Manbi. It sees buying on breaks but expects selling pressure if strength appears. Corn cables rise on American strength with a bullish weather outlook, yet profit taking could pull back. Provisions remain strong but purchases are not advised.
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Ware & Leland
Walter Fitch & Co
Shearson Hammill & Co
Dennis
Grain and Stock Brokers Report In Fargo News
Chas E Lewis and Co Morton Block Fargo report December wheat prices with Chicago closing at 1.11 and 1.13 percent, Minnesota at 1.10 and 1.12 percent, and Duluth showing 1.10 and 1.09 percent in the latest market summary.
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Tan
Minn
Chi. Minn
Chicago
Chicago Park
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chas. E. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock Brokers
Morton Block, Fargo
N. D
Fur Prices and Hides from Bolles and Rogers
A dated list catalogs fur quotations and hides including No. 1 G S cured hides and bull hides, calf hides, horse hides, and sheep pelts with prices. Mink, muskrat, skunk, red fox, raccoon entries note grades, sizes, and seasonal factors with varied pricing across Minnesota and Dakota sources.
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Bolles & Rogers
Fargo
N. D
G. S
Mink
Minnesota
Dakota
GOICE
Copecs
One Mill Tax Levy for County Jail Scrapped
The county board attempted a one mill levy to create a county jail fund, projecting about $20,000, but the action was struck from records after legality challenges. The error stemmed from stating the levy in mills rather than a specific dollar amount in the appropriation resolution, despite a statewide 12 percent valuation rise affecting receipts.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Board
They Like Stanfield
The Stanfield letters from November 1909 describe Stanfield Oregon with apple shows in Spokane, fertile land with iron-rich soil, land selling at 250 per acre, growing town amenities, tents housing workers, and a bright local paper the Stanfield Standard. Corners of interest include the Uma tilla river, future tree planting on February 1, and a ninth Fargo Stanfield special car planned for January 8 with Columbia Land Co. support and rates.
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Stanfield
Oregon
Spokane
Umatilla
Stanfield Standard
F. W. Borshard
Fargo-Stanfield
Fargo
Columbia Land Co
Fargo National Bank
Moorhead Wrecker Hits Passenger Train in Fog
A wrecker rear ended a standing passenger train at Moorhead's Northern Pacific yards around 6 am, injuring five aboard. The wreck caused the sleeper's rear vestibule to be torn off and the baggage car to detach in poor condition. Fault blamed on the wrecking engine operator amid dense fog and steam.
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Northern Pacific
Dilworth
Casselton
C. R. McDonnell
Willisberg
Wis
Severson
Cooperstown
Charles Caspedano
Express
Annie Bassasen
Lake Park
Minn
Sarah Perkins
McClusky
Grand jury held for larceny case against Mart Maddigan
Mart Maddigan, charged with larceny of two harness sets from the Great Northern, was held to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Justice Wade. Bonds set at 2000 dollars were posted. Maddigan and his attorney C S Marden returned home to Barnesville. If convicted in higher court, he would be the third man convicted in the freight car robbery that troubled Great Northern and Northern Pacific two years ago. Secret service men believe they know where a principal thief is hiding and anticipate his capture when he attempts to flee.
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Mart Maddigan
Great Northern Railroad
Wade
Stillwater
Maddigan
C. S. Marden
Barnesville
Barnesville. If Maddigan
Moncana
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Secret Service
Ice Trust Fights Court After Conviction
New York December 18 The American Ice Co known as the ice trust plans an appeal from its conviction for violating the anti trust law. It was fined 5000 the maximum and faces possible charter revocation. A dissolution suit is pending and the attorney general may pursue directors individually. The company will take the case to the court of appeals and has obtained a ten day stay of judgment.
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New York
American Ice Co
The
Ice Trust
Court of Appeals
Minnesota Apples Favored by North Dakota Professor
Prof. C. B. Waldron of North Dakota Agricultural College argues Minnesota apples surpass western apples in taste and flavor. Speaking before the Minnesota State Horticultural Association in Fergus Falls, he cites Minnesota sunshine and high latitude as key advantages despite western apples’ size and redness.
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C. B. Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Minnesota
Free Press
Fergus Falls
Minnesota State Horticultural Association
Worst to Corn Show Attends Omaha Event
President J. H. Worst of the agricultural college will depart Tuesday night for Omaha to attend the major corn show. He is expected to be away until the early part of next week.
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Pres
J. H. Worst
The
Agricultural College
Omaha
East Side Notes and Local Updates Mixes Marital News
East Side Notes reports Miss Ethel Moberg marries Carl Zapffe in Mount Vernon Washington on December 1, noting Moberg family roots in Fergus Falls and relocation to Mount Vernon. Also covered are Otter Tail Power Co signing to supply power for a Wahpeton Breckenridge streetcar, Prairie wildlife feeding efforts, a high school senior class pin moment, a guilty plea for Herbert Allison, an East Grand Forks arrest tied to Karlstad bank robbery, rural mail carriers aiding prairie bird food scattering, and Breckenridge council transferring street railway franchise to a new stock company.
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Ethel Moberg
A. E. Moberg
Carl Zapffe
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Mount Vernon
Wash
Moberg
Fergus Falls
Mr. Moberg
Brainerd
F. G. Barrows
Otter Tail Power Co
Wahpeton
Breckenridge
Dayton Hollow
C. R. Chapin
Senator Peterson
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
D. McIntyre
Herbert O. Allison
Baxter
Ora Pearl Sweet
Ed. LeClaire
East Grand Forks
State Bank of
Karlstad
Polk County Gene and Fish Protective Association
Wilkin County Gazette
Missing local fireman Kane leaves city after mother’s death
Chief Sutherland and fellow firefighters search for Henry Kane, a longtime volunteer, after a message from East Buffalo, New York reports the death of his mother and funeral today. Despite days of effort, Kane has not been located and is believed to have departed the city.
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Henry Kane
Sutherland
East Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Kane
Kane
Missouri After Wire Merger Hearing Set
Jefferson City December 13 notices and subpoenas were sent to the offices of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co and its Missouri subsidiaries in the Missouri telephone merger investigation. The documents name December 20 as the first hearing date.
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Jefferson City
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Missouri
Estate of Chicago packer's widow valued at 3.55 million
An inventory filed in Chicago probate court shows the estate of Mrs. Sarah Morris widow of Nelson Morris has an appraised value of 3,551,982 dollars, not including real estate. The filing was reported from Chicago on December 13.
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Chicago
Packer
Chicago, Ill
Sarah Morris
Nelson Morris
Trustees Meet Tuesday at College for Monthly Session
The board of trustees of the agriculture college will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow in the president's office. No special business is anticipated. the agenda will focus on routine matters and general administration.
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the Agriculture College
Miss Magdalena Carpenter To Return For Christmas
Miss Magdalena Carpenter will reach home for Christmas and spend the Yuletide vacation with her parents in the city. She teaches German and Latin at the high school in Correctionville Ia.
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Magdalena Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Correctionvillé
Negro Attorney Ends Life In Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus, Dec. 13. John W. Beam a colored Lima attorney serving a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Maud Diltz hanged himself in a cell at the penitentiary. He used a sheet rope to the cell’s iron cross and jumped, breaking his neck. Beam had killed Mrs. Diltz after pursuing her. a key witness was her 12 year old daughter. Beam’s cellmate alerted guards and the body awaits word from his wife Cassie L. Bean of Lima.
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Columbus
John W. Beam
Lima
Maud Diltz
Penitentiary
Beam
John W. Smith
Cuyahoga County
Drowning hero Leo Ebacher found near Biron mill
The body of 18 year old Leo Ebacher, who saved William Hamm from drowning in the Wisconsin river at Biron, was recovered a few rods from the fall site. Ebacher, employed as a fireman in the Grand Rapids Pulp and Paper Co mill at Biron, drowned Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Rudolph.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Leo Ebacher
William Hamm
Wisconsin
Biron
Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Co
Rudolph
Twine Trust Under Fire Over Fibre Monopoly
Warden Hellstrom of North Dakota outlines a critical view of the Twine Trust. He cites its price cut, urges farmers to avoid mixed twines, and argues Manila fibre offers cheaper, longer twine. A table compares lengths and costs, showing Manila's potential to erode the trust's control of the market.
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North Dakota State
Twine Trust 18
Twine Trust
Manila
Binder
Casselton Visitor Observed in City Today
Joseph Runck of Casselton is noted as a visitor in the city today, with his presence recorded by local officials and residents.
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Joseph Runck
Casselton
Jurisdiction of Cass Co Court Debate Ahead of Ballot
Rumors say voters may repeal the increased jurisdiction of Cass County Court and restore petty cases to the county justices. Critics argue double work and higher costs for prosecuting, noting guilty pleas were denied by the justice system. A legislature act allows voting down the expanded jurisdiction, with a petition required to place the issue on the ballot.
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Cass County
Russel
Buck Memorial Service Showcases Dudley Buck's Work
The First Baptist church hosted a Dudley Buck memorial service with a large audience. The Baptist choir performed two chorus pieces and a mixed quartet including Mrs. Nita BE. Stevens Rose Babcock and A H Dodsley sang solo numbers while Mrs. Dodsley and Miss Francis Anderson led the organ. Dr. Tilden presented a biographical sketch noting Buck born March 10 1839 died Oct 6 1909 and trained as an organist and composer with studies in Trinity College Hartford and in Dresden and Paris. Professor Bohlin analyzed Buck's works.
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Dudley Buck
First Baptist Church
the Baptist Choir
Nita BE. Stevens
A. H. Dodsley
Rose Babcock
Dodsley
Francis Anderson
Tilden
Trinity College
Hartford
K. Dresden
Paris
Bohlin
Musical treat at First Presbyterian church by Moorhead quartet
Attendants heard two numbers by the Imperial Male Quartette of Moorhead S H Kantor first tenor Henry Hauglem second tenor Howard Moody first bass and T J Lewis second bass The group sang Still Still With Thee with noted harmony and enunciation The second piece One Sweetly Solemn Thought also received high praise for its rendering and expressiveness
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First Presbyterian Church
Moorhead
S. H. Kantor
Henry Hauglem
Howard Moody
T. J. Lewis
Erie social guest stays with Mrs. Carpenter for a week
Miss Mary E. B. Sturgeon of Erie Pennsylvania is the guest of Mrs. J. P. Carpenter for a week, visiting with friends and sharing local engagements during her stay.
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Mary EB. Sturgeon
Erie, Pa
J. P. Carpenter
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Strong Bull Wheat Market
Kansas City
Grain Opinions
Winnipeg
Foreign Reports
Grain Markets
Chas. E. Lewis & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Bartlett, Pattent & Co
S. B. Chapin & Co
H. 0. Mott
Morton Black Fargo
Cherry Mine
Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
George Buchanan
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. E. Ball
Lewiston
Larson
Grand Forks
Mr. Preignus
West Concord
Peale
Stevens County
Lillian Rolsch
Crookston
Jennie Rolsch
State Normal School
Supreme Court
Fergus
E. J. Wheeler
Illinois
Iowa
Dosiland
Nye & Dosland
Hanson and Marden
J. W. Mason
Norman County
Detroit
Whaley
Hector
G. M. van der Velden
Gasselt
Belgium
Board of Regents
State University
State Agricultural School
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural College
Ben Hustling
Joe Westhouse
State Prison
Clay County
Box Care
A. C
Ft. Kane
Boy Hero
Hellstrom
North Dakota Penitentiary
Stanford
Cass CO. Court
the Buck
New York City
Seventh Avenue
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