Markets Grain Receipts And Cattle Trade Report
Chicago June 18 Wheat 31 care last year 18 cars Corn 537 cars data 2fi cars last year 245 cars Minneapolis June 18 Wheat 70 care last F133 cars Stocks wheat decrease 410000 bushels for three days Duluth June 18 Wheat 55 care last year 60 cars Flax 1 cats last year 34 care Wheat 521 cars Chas E Lewis Co June last year 474 care Live Stock Receipts heavy rough Cattle 4000 Sheep 16000 Kansas City June 18 Hogs 10000 Cattle 7000 Sheep 8000 Bartlett Frasier Co Speculative Gossip Chicago June 18 Wheat at the low yesterday off Ife from the high on July Prices down with selling pressure mainly from commission houses New York Produce Butter steady receipts 15721 tubs Beef Prices St Paul June 16 Cattle 1000 Evening Grain Letter Chicago June 1 Wheat het opened steady and waned late selling pressure on July delivery Futures interest weak rust talk Bradstreet's Report Primary Movement Wheat receipts 206000 last year 806000 bushels shipments 206000 Anat year 158000 bushels Corn receipts 433000 last year 1063000 Oats 1456000 decline Harwood News Harwood North Dakota June 12 Miss Pelson Ingalls etc. Many local notes crops look good G N cut off near Ing its completion Prosper new town northwest of Fargo growth L. Anderson party entertained Rev Chit ar Mien Emella Rackatrom visiters various locals rain improved crops expected prices and new business in Harwood area.
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Fargo
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Julia Riswith
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Warner
Hogelund Farm
L. Anderson
Chitar
Amenia
Prosper
Hanson
Harwood
Lawis & Co
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America
Wien
Enriien
New York
Chicago Park
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Hide Quotations by Bolles and Rogers Fargo notice
Public notice from Bolles and Rogers of Fargo North Dakota announces a quotation hiding scheme with 1 percent or 0 percent figures. The terse item lists the firm names and references a financial adjustment or interest matter without further detail.
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Bolles & Rogers
Fargo, N. D
Not. No
Moorhead School Plans Improve Central Building and Additions
The Moorhead school board approved building committee recommendations to enlarge the Central building assembly room to seat forty more pupils, add a third floor recitation room, and relocate the reference library. Exterior work includes concrete sidewalks on the south side of Central and the east side of the Third Ward building. Plans and specs will be secured, with reports to follow. Electric fans may be installed for ventilation.
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Board of Educar
Third Ward
Edwards
Cass County Farmers Eye Talk on Clay County Potato Growers
President Huntoon of the Clay County Potato Growers association faced a last minute request from President Gae of the First National Bank in Hunter North Carolina to visit next Thursday and inform Cass County farmers about the potato growers group. He declined due to a prior commitment with the state board and may be replaced by Leslie Welter to travel to Hunter and present the association’s work and seed stock progress.
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Cass County
Clay County
Huntoon
Clay County Potato Growers’ Association
Gae
First National Bank
Hunter
N. C
Caan County
State Board
Leslie Welter
Association
Association For the Potato Growers
Coldest June on Record in Fargo Yet
Weather observer notes the first seventeen days of June 1912 were the chilliest in Fargo history with many days under 65 degrees and a 60 degree maximum on June 16 and 17. Mean max 83, mean min around 49. precipitation well below normal. farmers report land can stand more rain. Also reports fines for theft of a keg of beer, court cases, and recent marriages in Clay, Cass, and Beadle counties.
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Fargo
East Side Notes Collate Community Updates
Friends of Mrs. Will Halloway report her condition has improved and she nears recovery. Miss Omma Kubiela returns from Red Wing Minnesota where she served as supervisor of magic in the public school. A northern American congress will be organized at Concordia College during the Sängerfest in Fargo in July. A large audience of teachers and others attended the normal school this morning to hear Professor Deerwester from the state normal school.
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Alexander News
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Schafer
Mre
D. E Philer
Alexander
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Scott
Barrette
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Warmke Bros
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Con A. Ry
Will Halloway
Omma Kubiela
Red Wing
Minn
Norman
Concordia College
Fargo
Normal School
Professor Deerwester
State Normal School
June Curtain Sale At Moody's Drapery Section
Moody's annual June clearance sale of curtains begins tomorrow in the drapery section on the third floor. Attend Libis gate to secure the wonderful values offered.
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AL Ll. Moody's
Plant Cancer Studied By U S Department Of Agriculture
Secretary Wilson announced a new bulletin from the Bureau of Plant Industry on crown gall titled A Plant Cancer. It explains plant tumors and compares them to human cancer, noting a micro-organism as a potential cause and detailing growth, roots, and secondary tumors in fruit trees, roses, and ornamentals across the United States and abroad.
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Sreratary Wilson
Dulietin
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Laboratory of Plant Pathology
United States
Planta
Benin
Barnes Wile Animal Circus Heads to Fargo in June
The Al G. Barnes three ring wild animal circus brings two full performances to Fargo on Thursday June 20. The show features 936 trained animals including elephants, leopards, tigers, pumas, bears, jaguars, hyenas, and Siamese elephants, with 28 railroad cars and 300 staff. G. Barnes personally supervises each performance with a high standard and no gambling allowed.
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al G. Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Fargo
Barnes
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Plorine
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Ta Monte
Royal Bengal Tigers
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G. Barnes
Street parade and water performances at exhibition event
A morning street parade led by marching bands will start at 10 30 near the exhibition grounds. Two water performances are scheduled for 7 30 pm. Attendees are advised to bring air, food and water. A talk emphasizes dental care for children and early physician consultation for speech and growth concerns.
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Inngtt
Tre
Stanton
Seatton
Sym
Big day for the farm train and home first aid tips
Read on for practical home health advice. The speaker covers bandages for posture and limp, eye care with eye cups, dishwashing and hygiene, wound disinfection using carbolic acid or corrosive sublimate, and the value of sunshine as a disinfectant for clothes. It also notes a simple method to keep hot water bottles ready and moisture out of bottles.
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Persip
Esas
Jeto
Jeloth
Big Meeting at Commercial Club
A statewide gathering of commercial club leaders convenes at the Commercial Club in Far on Thursday. Officers and executives from Williston Devils Lake Dickinada Wahpatns Larkin Fargo New Rockford Hillboro Minot Hatton and other towns discuss matters of joint interest and set the day’s agenda for the federation.
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HM. Johnson
Larkin
C. P. Stine
Fargo
G. ¥. Punk
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HE. Feler
Hillnbnro
H. L. Halvorson
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F. SN. Heage
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Case Still On Against State Bank of Adrian A Fidelity Bond
In United States court the State Bank of Adrian and Fidelity Bank face ongoing litigation over a claim of 34,000. The case centers on a bond from the former cashier to secure repayment while the bank seeks recovery. The ongoing action highlights financial dispute and liability involving the banks and their former officer.
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Fidelite OE Eestate Bank of
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Etil Nu Triad
United States
He van Mult
Fidelity
Belme Aiter
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