Norton's North Dakota lignite push aids New Salem briquetting plant
Mandan ND June 4 The work on a 200900 lignite briquette plant at New Salem is a tribute to PD Norton former congressman from the Third North Dakota district and a candidate again this year. Norton fought for federal aid since 1912 and helped secure a 100000 federal appropriation for briquetting. A new corporation led by eter Roth and John B Adams will operate with 300000 capitalization. Dr S M Darling of Washington the fuel engineer from the Bureau of Mines oversees transferring a fully equipped plant to the new company.
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Mandan
New
New Salem
N.C
PD. Norton
North Dakota
Norton
Eter Roth
New" Salem
John B. Adams
Bismarck
New Briquetting Corporation
Mr. Norton
Congress
Federal Experiment Station
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound advertised for hair darkening
An advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy now available in drug stores as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur. It claims to restore natural color to faded or gray hair, darken evenly, and leave a glossy appearance after regular use. It emphasizes ease of application with a sponge or brush and promises noticeable results by morning.
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Nowad
Wyeth
Trial of Alleged Slayers of Bowen Opens Today
Beach North Dakota June 4 three men accused of murder in the death of rancher M K Bowen will be tried in district court today Bowen was slain during a cattle dispute The Townley press later sought political capital from the tragedy The criminal libel action against Martin Blank former editor of the Golden Valley Progress was continued on motion of the defense
South Dakota Wool Pool Expected to Be Extra Large
Brookings June 4 The South Dakota Sheep and Wool Growers association is forming a strong organization with plans for about $1 a car of wool to reach the state pool. County agents are coordinating pools, while five counties without agents move to elect local managers. The effort aims to ensure fair grading and rewards for quality wool as lamb marketing and sheep breeding will follow the wool season. for information contact J Holmes at State College or your county agent.
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Brookings
South Dakota
J. €. Holmes
State, College
Perenty
No Blame Placed in Death of Child Kryvorihka
Dickinson North Dakota June 4 The coroner s jury investigating the death of 3 year old John Kryvorihka son of Mr and Mrs Wasyl noahal jka found the body in a slough hole three miles from the farm home after the mother abandoned the child and took the rest of the family on a tramp The jury placed no blame for the child s death Officials plan to place the other children in the state home and take care of them
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Dickinson
N. D
John Kryvorihka
Wasyl Noahal Jka
South Dakota Holsteins set high dairy records at state college
Dairy cows of high producing ability appear regularly in Brookings at the state college herd. Three cows produced over 30 pounds of butter in seven days with another close, while two cows averaged over 100 pounds of milk daily for 30 days. Notable animals include descendants of College Belle Wayne and a 1,950 pound cow near freshening.
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Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
State College Holstein
College Belle Wayne
College Cornucopie
Leda Cornucopia
Wilcox Predicts Johnson Nomination At Chicago
In Bismarck North Carolina on June 4 Senator Hiram Johnson is seen as the strongest nominee for Chicago by Richard S. Wilcox California state manager. He expects Johnson to win on the fifth or sixth ballot as Brinton factions fail to depose Wilcox before the convention opening June 3.
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Bismarck
N. C
Hiram W. Johnson
Chicago
Richard S. Wilcox
J. W. Brinton
Wilcox
Johnson
Brinton
Monson
New Rockford Prepares to Welcome Firemen’s Association
New Rockford North Dakota is gearing up to entertain the North Dakota Firemen's Association when it meets June 15 to 17. About 600 visitors are expected. The New Rockford Community Club is organizing housing for guests as town residents open homes. Meanwhile in Rhode Island the Resolute beat Vanitie in the first trial race for the Americas Cup defender.
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New Rockford
N. D
North Dakota Firemen’s Association
Valley City Nonpartisan slate largely fails to file for Barnes county offices
Valley City June 4 Almost the entire Nonparts league ticket of candidates for county offices in Barnes county failed to file at the county convention. Only one candidate endorsed by the league is coming forward Attorney Olaberg of Valley City is a candidate for state’s attorney.
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Valley City
N. D
League
Barnes County
Attorney Olaberg
Valley ‘City
Fargo Tobacco Dealers Arrested in Anti Cigarette Sweep
Fargo North Dakota June 4 Eleven Fargo tobacco dealers were arrested yesterday on charges of violating the state anti cigarette sales act. For several of the accused second offense punishment awaits if found guilty.
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Fargo
N. D
Devils Lake Summer Shorthorn Sale Tops 15000
About 15000 worth of cattle sold at the summer Shorthorn sale held at Devils Lake under the Lake Region Shorthorn association. Most buyers were farmers within 50 miles. A Jamestown sale of 35 head of pure bred cattle drew good prices with Stutsman County farmers most active.
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Devils Lake
N. 1
Lake Region
Jamestown
Stutsman
Escaped Moorhead convicts captured near Fargo
Frank Wobert and George Smith who escaped from Moorhead county jail after five year sentences for burglary at Hawley were captured yesterday near Fargo. They had been hiding in Fargo and were detected when attempting to leave the city by car.
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Moorhead, Minn
Frank Wobert
George Smith
Moorhead
Minnesota
Hawley
Minn
Fargo
Thresher Company to Erect Building in Fargo
Fargo announces the Advance-Rumely Thresher company will build a modern brick and stone office and warehouse, 100 by 180 feet, with a large loading platform, at a cost of 200000 dollars this summer, confirmed by C. J. Farney, Fargo branch manager.
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Fargo
N. D
Advance-Rumely Thresher Company
C. J.farney
Cary Removed From Minnesota Law Practice
St Paul June 4 Francis Cary a Minneapolis attorney is removed and excluded from practicing in Minnesota courts by an order of the state supreme court filed today in disbarment proceedings. The court found he mis represented to a legislative committee his pecuniary interest in pending bills benefiting injured home guardsmen and their dependents and that he obtained excessive compensation from beneficiaries showing dishonesty and bad faith toward his client. Cary is major and judge advocate of the Minnesota motor corps and will be dishonorably discharged as an officer and a gentleman according to Adjutant General Rhinow.
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St. Paul
Francis . Cary
Minneapolis
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Cary
State Board of Law Examiners
Moose Lake Forest
Minnesota Motor Corps
W. F. Rhinow
Nelson County Old Settlers Park Opens at Stump Lake
Michigan news reports the Nelson County Old Settlers park at Stump Lake to open Sunday afternoon June 6 with J F P T O Connor and the Million Dollar band. Park grounds are ready and crowds expected. auditorium pavilion construction starts next week and a forty foot launch is secured for excursions. W J Bryan will attend at 5 30 p m on Friday the 15th. Directors vow to bring top talent to the park.
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Michigan
N. C
J. FP. T. O'Connor
Nelson County
Old Settlers’ Park
Stump Lake
Mr. O'Connor
Auditorium
Association
W. J. Bryan
Alfalfa And Silos Are The Stuff Says South Dakota Expert
Brookings, S D June 4 The silo and alfalfa will greatly cheapen livestock production on the South Dakota farm says J C Ho extension livestock specialist at State college The silo and alfalfa will enable the average farmer to double his livestock production and increase the main field crops Well stocked farms in South Dakota will increase in value while poorly stocked farms likely decline A well equipped and well managed farm will support a cow to the acre in an a
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Brookings
S.D
South Dakota
J. C. Hol
State College
Clay County Wool Growers to Meet
Wool growers of Clay county will meet in Glyndon to organize a county association to pool wool selling interests. Similar associations have been formed in other western Minnesota counties. Santa Rosa, Cal June 1. In honor of Luther Burbank a May fete featured an allegorical pageant by hundreds of students and faculty depicting Burbank’s love of California sunshine and plant development.
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Moorhead
Minn
Clay County
Glyndon
Minnesota
Santa Ross
Cal
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Central California
Ceres
Terra
Neighbors Help Unfortunate Man Plant Crop
Neighbors assisted a needy man with planting a crop. Horses pulled a complete outfit for one round, seeding seven acres during the effort.
Elevator firm ordered to court over grain grading law
Fargo North Dakota June 4 A United States district court order signed by Judge C F Amidon requires Embden Farmers Elevator company of Embden North Dakota to appear at 2 o clock tomorrow to show cause why its case challenging the North Dakota grain grading law should not go to trial on its merits by June 14 The court had previously issued a temporary injunction against the state grain grading department at the request of the elevator company accused of violating the law.
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Fargo
XN. D
C. F. Amidon
United States District Court
SL. Nichols
Embden
State Grain Grading Department
Comany
Prisoner Kills Two During Transfer Near Miami Oklahoma
In Picher, a mining camp north of Miami, Oklahoma, three alleged sugar thieves were captured and being transported by automobile when a prisoner drew a pistol and killed two men, O. B. Van derpool of Joplin Missouri and Morris Chandler, head of a wholesale grocery. The shooting occurred as officers attempted to move the prisoners to Miami.
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Miami
Okla
Picher
Here
O. B. Vanderpool
Joplin, Mo
Morris Chandler
I Wholesale Grocery
Annual Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill Agreed Today
Washington June 1 agreement on the 486 million dollar annual sundry civil appropriation bill was reached today by the senate and house centers. Senate provisions to amend the transportation act to extend loan repayment for railroads to fifteen years from the 300 million revolving fund for equipment were retained.
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Washington
Senate
House
Freckles Treatment Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with one ounce often enough to fade dark spots and vanish light ones, with money-back guarantee if unsuccessful.
Grain hypo-nuclane tablets described for health use
Regular intake of three grain hypo-nuclane tablets is claimed to supply a health element for blood and tissue. The text notes blends with hypophosphites and absorptive phosphorus and mentions manufacturers and apothecary packaging without clear authorities or outcomes.
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