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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
12
A reprint from the Grand Forks Times argues for rigorous fly control at home. It mocks sentimental fly lore and urges strict sanitation screening of food areas to keep flies out, noting individual responsibility and urging readers to seek markets with screened goods.
In Washington June 20 the senate prepared to take up the reciprocity bill despite objections from committee chairman Penrose of the finance panel. The debate was anticipated as voices resisted the measure.
Republicans oppose the Canada reciprocity measure as debate over the issue quickens in the house. Senator Root's amendment is to be explained tomorrow signaling regular consideration. A wool tariff bill debate proceeds while a petition seeks removal of the J C Gile slaughter house over strong odors prompting health board action.
The thirteenth census reports wheat remains dominant with 1909 leading against oats flaxseed and barley. Wheat acreage rose from 4 451 251 acres in 1899 to about 7 000 000 in 1909, yielding fourteen bushels per acre and a value of about $12 per acre.
Bertha Koppang aged twenty three was killed when a car driven by her father Kurl Koppang veered off two miles from Milton. He was seriously injured along with two school teachers who were in Milton for a teachers institute. The car struck a telephone pole breaking it in two. responders found all four victims at the roadside with the girl dead and teachers unconscious.
In Marinette Wisconsin June 20 authorities investigate the murder of Mrs Joseph Marlow twenty six found in a schoolyard with throat cut and hands cut William Ranet a house painter seen leaving a cafe with her is under arrest.
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