McCumber Leaders North Dakota Support in Reciprocity Fight
Washington dispatch notes Senator McCumber drives opposition to Canadian reciprocity. North Dakota backs the Wahpeton senator who defends finance committee priorities and warns loss of prestige if he were not re elected. His stance strengthens his critics’ belief in his leadership.
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Washington Dispatch
Senate
McCumber
Wahpeton
Committee On Finance
North Dakota
Finance Committee
United States Senate
Medora Courthouse Expansion Bid Questioned
A Chronicle notice invites bids to remodel and enlarge Medora’s present courthouse as the county contemplates spending more Golden Valley funds. The piece argues a larger court house may be needed if western and southern taxpaying residents are to bear the costs, especially if division of the county occurs within two years.
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Medora
Golden Valley
Regent County
Billings
Medora court house dispute delays new county split plans
The Chronicle argues delaying action on enlarging Medora’s court house until county division is settled. It contends Golden Valley and Slope counties would bear costs for a new building, while accusing current officials of opposing voter interests and abusing county resources.
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Billings
Chronicle
Golden Valley
Slope
Slope Es
Fargo Chronicle Editor Faces State Case Amid Political Firestorm
The piece critiques Fargo attorney Hildreth and defends Gallagher, noting his eloquent jury address. It portrays Senator Simpson as blustering and fading, then shifts to Beach, North Dakota, praising its salary growth, postal business, and status among western cities while urging readers to remember the town’s rise.
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Mandan
Hildreth
Fargo
Gallagher
FBO
S-Hildreth
Congress
Tanine
Senator Simpson
Red River
North Dakota
Beach
Belfield
Ellendale
Mott
West Missouri
Missouri River
Dickinson
Sentinel Butte to establish a physical culture club
Local notes indicate Sentinel Butte plans a physical culture club to promote farming efficiency and health. The item highlights seed quality, potato cultivation tips, and sugar beet and corn production observations for farmers.
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Sentinel Butte
Retraction Notice From Golden Valley Chronicle Editor
Mandan North Dakota June 1 1911 editor and publisher retracts all publications about E Near from August 13 1909. Full investigation found prior claims defamatory including allegations of grafting double life aliases and impropriety with Beach North Dakota and Billings County court matters. The editor names specific issues February 21 1908 May 14 1909 and March 18 1910 as unfounded. The retraction is sworn by Dr W Brinton.
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Mandan
N. D
Golden Valley Chronicle
E. Near
Geach
North Dakota
Stockwell
Piga
Gabons
Neal
Minneapolis
Near
Advance
S F. E
F. E. Near
F. E., Near
W. Brinton
Tree Planting Techniques From Dickin County Substation
L R Waldron outlines methods for successful tree planting in his Dickin County substation report. Use two year old ground, 8 foot furrows, 18 to 24 inch seedlings, and a spade to form a wedge opening. Press soil around roots and partly fill furrows to aid rainwater collection.
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L. R. Waldron
Dickin- 80N
Jeue
Yields From Dickinson Station Cropping Experiments
Superintendent Waldron reports from the Dickinson sub station on a three year crop rotation study 1908 1910. The illustrated results compare wheat and oats yields under various tillage and preceding crops noting clean summer fallow and corn as strong antecedents while fall plowing lowers output.
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Waldron
Dick Inner
L. R. Waldron
Dickinson
Live Stock Notes From The Farm Journal
Silon are becoming more popular. Stock farming has always been right in theory. The horse should receive some water first thing in the morning. Flaxseed or ground meal should be fed with caution to brood mares and foals. A horned animal should not be fed excessive hay and grain without exercise. Hogs sheep and young calves pasture over rape rather than clover. Formalin is now used as a disinfectant. Dehorning should be done in mild weather and when fires are not bad. To have tender pasture all season is important. Pigs under six weeks suffer mouth trouble. prompt treatment is needed. Tuberculosis in swine is increasing where checks are not taken. Keep ashes salt charcoal lime and a little sulfur to prevent worm infestation.
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City OF Beach
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York
Chicago
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Earth
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Weet
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Om Oake
Grees Mesere
A. Cate
Voren
Pring
Hotel
Callender
Howell & Nicol
Novelty Theatre
Moving Pictures
Bower & Thomas, Proprietors
Paris Green
Paris
Otto Stensrud
Rexall Store
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