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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
11
A fragment from the Grand Forks Times argues readers should swat flies and screen foods to keep edibles clean. It mocks fly literature, cites Horace Greeley on resuming specie payment, and urges individuals to clear houses of flies with strict preventive measures.
In Washington a reciprocity bill faces Senate action amid tense exchanges. A finance official prepared to outline the economic benefits and potential costs of closer cooperation as lawmakers consider the proposal.
The house moves quickly on wool tariff talks amid rapid fire debates as supporters push the Canadian reciprocity measure and opponents stand firm. A petition seeks the immediate removal of the J C Gile slaughter house near the city due to strong odors, to be presented to the board of health.
Census figures show a major rise in North Dakota crop value led by wheat. In 1909 wheat topped the list at $97,791,000 with 8,178,304 acres planted, up from 4,451,251 in 1899, yielding about fourteen bushels per acre valued at $12 per acre. Oats and other cereals follow in order.
A fatal auto collision two miles from Milton left Miss Bertha Koppang dead at 23 and her father Karl Koppang seriously injured. Two Milton teachers at a nearby institute were bruised. Speeding car swerved from the road and struck a telephone pole, splitting the pole in two.
McFeeley of Marion Indiana visits the old Edison fuel plant built in 1905 to assess remodeling for a straw board factory. He believes the building could be converted with little expense for that purpose.
Dean E E Stratton resigns as dean after twenty four years at Fargo College. Professor R Brown will succeed him and Stratton will continue teaching Greek. Health issues prompted the resignation after a period of poor health.
In Marinette Wisconsin authorities probe the murder of Mrs Joseph Marlow twenty six her body found in a schoolyard with throat cut and hands lacerated. William Raver a house painter seen with her earlier is under arrest.
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