Dakota fulfills harvest drive with large labor needs
North Dakota officials forecast a record grain harvest and demand thousands of laborers for a ninety day peak. Deputy Commissioner F M Olpmeek says crop reports are sound, and counties from Adams to Stark expect unprecedented yields. Workers will be paid 2 to 3.2 dollars daily with carpenters and brick masons earning higher wages as brickwork rises to replace frame structures.
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Dakota
Mhona
North Dakota
F. M. Olpmeek
Eortculture
St. Paul
Adams
Bill
Helinger
McKenzi
Stark
Jdge Hettinger
Red River
Loomine
Savoy
Meneos
Ty Soner
500 May Build Large Shops Near Hankinson
Plans for Say company to locate extensive repair shops two miles west of Hankinson hinge on a new high quality water supply found at a branch near the S00 and Great Northern crossing. A new well and shallow water flow prompt relocation of the old tank and pump, with rumors of a roundhouse and expanded payroll boosting Soo business pending official confirmation.
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Hankinson
Say
Main Street
Bismarck
Soo
Pont
Cure Rem
Railroad Cireles
Former Pioneer Groner Dies After Sunday School Convention
Louieville Ky resident and Sargent County pioneer Mr. Groner died at home in Forman following a three week illness from typhoid fever while away at a Sunday school convention. Born August 23 1867 in Ivebip Mich he later settled in Bangent County married to Nellie A Hime. He served as treasurer of the old settlers association and leaves a family including Mary and Blanche.
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Nuss W Jroner
Forman
Louieville
Mr. Gromer
Sargent County
Ivebip
Mich
Nellie
Bangent
Groner
Granyr
Mary
Bow
Blanche
Dav es Binder Over Son Passenger Farm Tragic Injury
Ten year old child fatally cut near Cayugi while entiling barley on his farm. Aged three years narrowly escaped serious harm. Injuries described as severe with torn flesh, broken bones, and mutilation. Doctors say the child may survive but crippled. cries of the accident heard at the scene.
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Cayugi
Wengel Aria
Omrist
Officiers Named in First Ward Election List
Officials listed for the wards include K P Nappen in First Ward Thomas Mach ate in Second Ward and J A Witn oth in Third Ward with Prank Puzar as assessor and John Ewartz as treasurer. Citizens await the outcome of the vote and the roles of local officers in governing the town.
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Sine
Lankin
K.P. Nappen
Thomas Machate
J. A. Witnoth Prank Puzar
Ueawarer
John Ewartz
Lov Kluzak
Justice of the Pravda
Conductor Backed Train To Evade 50 Hoboes
A Great Northern freight crew chased off about 50 tramps at Fargo who boarded the freight bound for Grant Forks. The conductor ordered the hoboes off and pretended to sidetrack for a passenger train, then sped away to clear the cars as hoboes clung to the platform unable to ride. The incident reflects a spike in harvest related loiterers among workers and tramps in the area.
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Great Northern
Fargo
Grant Forks
Hillebore
Lightning strikes barn near Harvey injures Schmke boys
A severe storm hit Harvey area as lightning struck Gotlieb Schirke’s barn two miles south of town. Gustav and Theodore Schmke were inside and knocked senseless. Mr Schmke pulled them out, put out the flames, and a nurse and Dr. Strong cared for them. Theodore suffered heavier burns, but both boys survived and began recovering hours later.
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Harvey
Gotlelb Schirke
Gustav
Theodors Schimke
Wanneless
Schmke
Miss Larson
Dr. Strong
Theodore
State University Bulletin Promotes New Campus and Enrollment
State University issues a widely mailed bulletin detailing campus amenities and new buildings including photographs and aerial views. The 1,500 Club mobilizes recruitment for next year, with state-wide enrollment expected to rise by several hundred students.
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The
State University
Andrand Forks City
Pew
Army
Daredevil Climber Teeters Atop Edgeley Mill Flagpole
Edgely lineman C A Moséman faced death for a bet by mounting the roller mill flagpole in Edgeley. He balanced on his head about seventy five feet above ground, a stunt described as probably unequalled in the Northwest under similar conditions.
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C A. Moséman
Hine 1
Edgeley
Murder in Bowman Yard Leaves Liveryman Dead
Twenty six year old Herman Pause of Whitewater Wisconsin, a livery crew member, was found murdered in Bowman’s Milwaukee railroad yards. Coroner and sheriff investigated after a bloodied car revealed blunt force and throat wounds. The body and severed head were found near the tracks with signs of robbery and foul play. The inquest suggested enticement and a brutal plan to hide the crime by using a passing train.
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Bowman
Herman Pause
Whitewater
Wis
Bowman County
Milwaukee Railroad
Pause
Mi Waul
tSmlon
Corbett
Oliver
Paige
Ueed
Dru
Handy
Storm sweeps across McLean County in wide rain belt
A heavy storm drenched McLean County as Harvey and surrounding areas received rain. A young female accompanied by half swathed a strip about six miles wide and traveled nearly thirty miles, sweeping the countryside in a dramatic weather-affected event.
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McLean County
Harvey
Express crashes at Hom o station injures seven. two dead
A westbound Canadian Pacific express collided with the Grat section at Hom o station, 219 miles east of Fort William Ontario. J. McCormick and Millie Davis were killed and seven other passengers in the tourist car were seriously hurt.
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Homo Station
Fort William
Ont
J. McCormick
Millie Davis
Prof Hobbs Sets Record Ascent Of Joni Blanc Peak
Prof Hobbs of Aan Arter Michigan breaks previous time on Joni Blanc with a record ascent. He completed the round trip in eleven and a half hours, reducing the prior record of eight hours, and gains recognition for the challenging climb.
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Prof
Hobbs
Aan Arter
Mich. Hae
Harvesters Work Amid Rain In North Dakota
Farmers in Ward and Williston areas face harvests as heavy rains aid crops after a hot spell. Mentions Minot rail work, county division efforts, hospital plans, and a flood of local events from Pembina to Grand Forks. Noted incidents include horse theft transfers, a fatality, and water quality cautions.
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Grafton
Minot
Bowie
North Dakota Railway
Baltbare
Norway debates monarchy and republic amid royal tour
The text surveys Norway’s political mood with notes on King Haakon and Queen Maud’s ties to Europe, the monarchy’s popularity, and a shift toward a modern national identity. It mentions potential constitutional changes, public support for the king, and the influence of European royal relations on Norwegian sentiment. It also notes finances, a university reform plan, and a royal tour with Scandinavian and British officials observing events in Stockholm and Copenhagen.
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Parle
Norway
France
Haakon
Doex
Haakop
Mund
Europe
Edward
Friite
Meakon
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George McClellan
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Kenmare
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University of Christiania
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Orway
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Mat Coostupas
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MilDhe
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