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Golden Valley Chronicle in Beach, North Dakota
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
1
North Dakota Promoted as Progressive Garden State
In a promotional passage, Golden Valley hails North Dakota’s growth since statehood. It cites population rise, 60.8 per cent in a decade, 400 per cent land cultivation increase, per capita wealth near $2,000, $75,000,000 bank deposits, and numerous educational institutions. The appeal invites world readers to seek homes in the state, claiming 40,000,000 acres of arable land and vast coal reserves, urging expansion through individual industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Union
Golden Valley
Golden Valley a West Dakota Paradise of Soil and Scope
Golden Valley in western North Dakota and eastern Montana has transformed from cattle ranching to a thriving agricultural region. It covers about 30 miles by 30 miles with Beach near its center, boasting deep loam soil, abundant water at shallow depths, and crops from wheat to potatoes. Since 1902 homesteaders arrived, aided by H. A. Hunter and the Golden Valley Land & Cattle Co., turning desolate prairie into a rich farming belt with ideal climate and Chinook winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Valley
North Dakota
Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad
L. W. Richards
C. E. Barber
J. W. McNiece
Frank Konza
Uncle Sam
H. A. Hunter
Minneapolis
L.A. Simpson
A. L. Martin
Missouri Slope Land Co
Hunter
Valley
Golden Valley Land & Cattle Co
J. R. Smith
Beach City Grew From Valley Roots Into Prosperous Golden Valley
Beach grew from a valley farming area into a thriving city with 2000 residents by 1909. The town, platted by the Northern Pacific near Beach, Minnesota, developed under Mayor N. P. Reed and a full council. It boasts a sewer and water system, post office upgrades, a growing telephone network, electric light plant, and an active fire department. The community supports multiple churches, schools, banks, and newspapers, with rapid public improvements and expanding services shaping its future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern Pacific Railroad
Hi. Av Hunter
Minneapolis
N. P. Reed
A. E. Kastien
J. J. Bartley
H. B. Museus
H. Walters
J. P. Smith
William Hughes
Theo
Maanum
M. A. Egan
Thor
Plomason
Axsessor
Robert Fuller
M. J. Moran
E. Salzmann
Is. B. MacNab
Wella
J. M. Baer
Postminster
George Hougen
Chelsa Brewer
Margaret Witzig
Golden Valley Telephone Cx
E. E. Mikkleson
A. L. Arnold
Messrs. Smith
Mikkleson
C. E. Barber
A. L. Martin
F. J. Hill
Beach
Sentinel Butte
Golden Valley
Theol Company
Beerh.ai
Mr. Smith
Geo. S. Chrysler
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