North Dakota farmers plan Chicago livestock tour
A North Dakota driven initiative plans a 250 strong Northwest trip from Grand Forks to Chicago to view the city’s famed live stock show. The organizers aim to recruit town agents, showcase diversification, and provide on route entertainment with a total cost around 62 dollars. The trip includes Madison Wisconsin stopovers to review top stock country results and features lectures each evening on farming improvements and stock care.
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Chicago
Northwest
Arty
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Dr. Moore
Northern Packing Company
America
Madison
Wis
Glanders and the shift from horse to motor power
The article explains glanders as a deadly horse and human disease with nose ulcers and feverish symptoms, urging reporting to state authorities and use of the Mallein test. It contrasts glanders risks with the benefits of motor vehicles for farmers, noting faster delivery, reduced infection risk, and improved family mobility.
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North Dakota
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Bismarck
St. -North Dakota
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A compact note notes a garbled phrase with unclear meaning and no identifiable events or names. The readable fragment suggests confusion or transcription error without coherent context. No definitive people, places, or actions emerge from the legible text.
North Dakota library promotes centralized catalog and mail services
The notice explains a package library system at North Dakota colleges, offering consolidated subject materials via mail with a 21 day loan and no charge to the library while borrowers cover postage. It notes grain farm work peaks in April to October, with Minnesota data showing diversified crops spread horse labor more evenly and reduce peak strain.
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Ackage Librairies
Kage Library
Minnesota
What Autos Mean To Farmers
A Gand Forks auto salesman argues autos benefit farming families by keeping rural youths on the farm and improving life. Cars shorten distances to town, allow quicker trips home, raise land values, and enable farmers to fetch parts and services rapidly when machinery breaks.
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Gand Forks
Plowing Fire Breaks Warned By Pioneer Farmers
Prairie fire season nears with heavy grass. Grand Forks settlers urge landowners to mark fields with three furrows two rods from edges and burn between them in August. Protect clover alfalfa crops while building fire guards around farms.
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Grand Forks
Stolen Car Recovered and Thief Apprehended
Dickinson Press reports A D Heaton’s Ford stolen from his residence two weeks ago has been recovered. The thief, John Rawebeck, confessed after investigation and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary in New England. Neighbor “Nonpartisan Pete” Hampden helped expose the theft. Rawebeck allegedly borrowed money in Dickinson and faced possible cattle rustling charges after his penitentiary term.
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Pete” Hampden
Rawecheck
Belfield
Casey Sturgis
Dickinson
New England
W. C. Crawford
Burgeson
Holst
Koch
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