Farmers debate Montana cattle market shift and roots
A Montana farmers banquet discusses switching to local cattle and root feeding to reduce reliance on Chicago and Kansas City markets. Speakers tout experimental farms, cattle quality, and rail transport costs while highlighting Montana’s Red River valley potential and need for capital and cooperative effort.
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Trier
Zion
Red River
Keneet Fuateer
Wie
Miportanen
Jon Miles
Munand
Sticking
Hil
Chad
Sorox
Averano
Pisa
Alloway
Montreal
Goawan
Canada
Montana
Chicago
Grand Forks
Luthera
Kunsae City
St Paul
Kansas City
St. Fan
Paul
Mr. Hill
Massachusetts
Baker
Mill
Hill
Stickney
Tower of
Kaien City
Texas
Uw Union Pace Railroad
Xpesker
St Paarl
Minneapolis
Kansix City
Hickway
Kankas City
Col. Hough
Miles City
Kansas City Storm Wrecks Buildings Killing and Injuring Many
A brutal Kansas City storm struck causing widespread destruction as wind and rain shattered roofs toppled chimneys and blew in windows. Cars overturned, horses fled, and people sought shelter as reports listed numerous injured and killed across the city and nearby areas.
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Auth
Antonia
Kansas City
Refige
Mieator
Wusien
Mieke
Trey
Laambert
Bia Brocow
Kalin Pavel Wrath Midian
Mattie Moore
Gurdrin
Rani Yd Murtindiaia
Ovend
Jennie Wite
Willy Erkan
Ning Crane
Rethe Vinayaugh
Jae
Meng
Aillinn
Pierpeiotar
John Kine
Len
Tenry Dougherty
Aheriff
Woden Ripordee
Juhin
Weet
Kungus City
Centennial celebration and parade at Chatham artillery event
The article recounts the centennial celebration of the Chatham artillery in Savannah, noting attendants Mr and Mrs Dayla, crowd signaling near Albany, and scenes as crowds gathered with a train stop at Hornerville. Mr Divvin defends duties, remarks about pardon, and a post-ceremony tone honorific toward Yanker. It also covers the annual session of the Ancient Order of Tested Workmen with reports on finances, memberships, and officers, plus a fire in the rooks with Chinese quarters, damages, and community relief efforts.
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Aotterson Davin
Vanall
Chatham Artillery
Savillah
Mea
Dayla
Kavanah
Albany Wis
Hornerville
Ue Niin
Alwaya
St Faul
Thy Granit Lodge
Ancient Order
Stavens Presidin
Dakotaal
Minnesota
Grand Enveiver
Stein
Dentye
Sieneinn
Uenral
Mixeher
Aurora County
March
Charles Mix County
Bridgewater
Bard
J. T. Robinson
Brown County
Douglas County
Farmers’ Mutual Protective Association
Plankington
Johny Wheeler
Wheeler
Mattia
Marvienn
Fargo
KE. W. Swan
Shelton
Lincoln
Neb
William Main
Frank Johnson
Jol Sweehey
Bismarck
Howsey
Apron
Biss Wukrek
Prod
Holsteraison
Slows Falls
George Lear
Iit
Wis
Charles Johnson
Frank Smith
Yankton
Smith
Corral
New York Mail
Exproan
H. McP
Twombley
Edwin H. Blashfield
Rosy Sleep
J. W. Bookwalter
Italy
Springfield
Wilton
Hutter
Dakota Statehood Convention Pushes for Division
A Dakota constitutional convention met in session with Judge Edgerton presiding as delegates from many counties gathered to discuss immediate steps toward statehood. The assembly debated congressional adjournment, division plans, and proposed actions by local leagues, while reporting on prairie fires, new post offices, rail progress, and local incidents across the territory.
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Sun League
Piou
Congress
Edgertons
Niniselt
Jugs Moody
Washington
Gilford
Congrensium K Anoune
Committee On the
Mies Crise
Hevland
Kotnia
Aurora
Ami
Kellan and
Mellin
Champhell
Sigyre Pally
Link
Wan
Avanion
Camyphiell
Sha Ehatroen
Will
Adatlasion
Sout
Dakota
Toll By
Sonu
Tho
Delow Gn
Gifford
Stony Falla
Lakotie
Legistare
Ilies
Pourpin
Xounty Ulllera
Legislatres
Constitutional Convention
British Empire
Treland
Toland
England
W. Widld
J. A. Owen
de Sigot
de Sigot; Averitory
Thomas McCongell
Carthage
Treesurer
Alg
Kellam
T. Chamberlain
WS. Bowen
Yankton
J.T. Dow
Crown County
Wells County
William B. Goodfellow
Pembina County
Mer. Goodfellow
Judson la Moure
Myron
Chainan Hill
Fiehouse Committee On Territories
Springer
Missouri
Manitoba
Conlin
Oswald
McWeeney
Huronite
Bismarck
Faro
New York
New York Assembly To United States Judge Tavis RK. Church of Dakota At Alb
Gritly
Hild
Charles Curl
D. B. Keith
Elkton
Moody County
Sioux River
Curl
Central Dakota Medical Society
Huron
Dickinson
Steere
Pierre
Potter
de Smet
Grafton
St. Paulina
President Hill
Quaker Senator Chase Story Sparks Senate Laugh
A Rhode Island born cotton manufacturer and Quaker, Senator Chase, jokes about Voorhees's speech. Voorhees asks who he is, wondering if a Quaker doorkeeper has joined the Senate, prompting laughter and friendly explanations.
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Senitor Chase
Rhode Island
Massachusetta
Senate
Voorhees
Chase
Daniel
General Buell Guards a Spring in Bold Dignity
An incident from the Chicago Inter-Octian recounts General Buell defending a fine spring during a drink stop. A thirsty six footer balks at Buell’s order, quips about Greenland, and agrees to remove his foot after Buell insists, leaving Buell briefly unsettled but unyielding.
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Buell
Chicago
Inter-Octian
Greenland
Army of the Ohio
Theatrical Tastes Vary By Region Says Manager
A veteran theatrical manager tells the New York Herald that audience preferences shift by region. He notes that in some areas melodrama and riotous fare fail, while more restrained Shakespearean or serious drama draws crowds, with Texas towns often supporting Hamlet.
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New York Herald
Texas
Pennsylvania
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