Local notes from Norman County and nearby towns
G O W Pitts attends land matters in Norman County Minnesota. Mrs. Gibbs hosts a party for granddaughter Lane Gibbs of Omaha. J W Schultz returns from Brookings. Mrs W E Chase and children visit Duluth. Mr and Mrs Wm DeRocs in Orange City for legal business. Mr and Mrs J G Lavkelina travel to Sioux City for business and shopping. A VanderBerg daughter near Newkirk ill with diphtheria amid a Hooper epidemic. H Por of Hall visits the city. Local bakers eyed in Orange City with Reiniger and Sehlts planning in Hook Valley before rain. activities around Kalser’s ante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Wm. DeRocs of
Aull
Orange City
D. VanderBerg
Newkirk
Hooper
Investment Notice From Dar County Fand
A garbled notice appears to reference land investment or sale in Dar County with mentions of Vadocer and Burma style terms. The legible fragments suggest a price focus and possible land parcels or investment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aien Opty Ag
Dar County
Vadocer
Burma
Editor’s Fifteen Year Rise To Wealth and Courtship Tales
A reminiscence notes an editor who began at fifteen with little and now claims wealth from frugality and business acumen after an uncle’s death. Amid a baseball game a couple discusses marriage as a sequence from engagement to hardship, while an elderly churchgoer humorously jolts a reforming congregation. Nearby, two grocery peddlers and farmers exchange offers at a lower price for oats.
Indians to perform at Alonx City fair in September
Secretary Wiriek announces the Interstate Lave Stock fair will be held in Alonx City September 11 to 16. Philips of Fort Pierre has contracted to bring wild buffalo Todkana to the event for daily war dances on a grandstand platform. The piece also notes Sioux County hay crops improving with tame grasses and alfalfa, and regional farming shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiriek
Alonx City
Anhouge
United Staten
Mr. Phillips
Sioux County
Wow Hall
Itue
Mr Wall
Timothy
Elover
Siouws
Public and Railways Debate Shapes Nation’s Transport Policy
L. Coffin ex-railroad commissioner argues in clear terms that railways remain essential to the country while public interest must be safeguarded. He notes safety advances and stresses the balance between corporate power and public welfare in the evolving transport system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Cofin
Dodge Mensenger
Coffin
Discriminatory Freight Rules Spark Iowa Vermont Debate
The passage discusses rail freight discrimination favoring Iowa and Vermont dairymen, noting no Iowa farmer complaints and arguing railroads used rates to develop the state. It argues such discrimination aided national development and questions government takeover of rail lines as impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
New York
St. Albaga
Boston
He Albans
Gestral
Davenort
Vermont
Iowa
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A. Schweiger
The
Hull Jeweler
WM. Shimp & Son
Putsburgh
Rau
Gali
Shiy
Alton
Democrat
Ben Hoeren
George
G.ow. Pitts
Norman County
Minnesota
Henry. Scholten
James Mouday
Gibbs
Hopor
Miss Lane Gibbs
Omaha
Herald
J. W. Schultz
Brookings
J. G. Lavkelina
Sioux City
H. Por
Hall
Warting Mother Bakery
O. C. Reiniger
3. W. Sehelts
Hook Valley
Kalsar
Ord
Walter Mee
George Drey
Nock Valley
Mra. L. Schaap
Bowden
Choate
Julio Garth
Sishers
Clara
Josie Harth
Alvord
Turcaday
Mra
Joh Veldboom
Portland
Abaset
Editor Huet
Sheldon Sun
Dee
Bee
Brother Hud Haa
CG. A. Walhoil
Hull Tueeday
Slane
Wilhof
Rolla Cobb
Hilly Mattson
Pater
Lilly
Mitchell
Hi Slater
Carla
George Ernest Mekhisick
Rock Lapids
Migs Cornedmond
Aire
Airs
Samuel Redmond
Rock Valley
Won. A. Vander Miede
Jacob
Montor Bowers
Throwsh Rock Valley
Chamberlain
Bamnidt
Boar Dows
Kesharville
Nymaeyer’s Hardware
Hull
A. Spanfeard
A. Bregmasi
Hullows
Weeeiex & Wilson
Moneyemaker
Wheeler& Wilson Mfg. Co
Wabeeh
Fidredee
Lemsion
Triotriath Bakin
Ford
National Sewing Machine Ce
Belvidere, Illingh
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