North Dakota rainfall notes and historical society volume update
Regional weather notes report limited rain in Devils Lake area while Minnesota and Canada receive more favorable totals. Agricultural leaders discuss grain yields and financing. state historical society announces Volume II and Part 1 publications with extensive biographical and regional history, urging members to promote and join.
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H. G. Gunn
Selkirk
Adre
Red River Valley
McLeod’s Journal
C. J. Atkin
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Grand Forks
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New York City
Toledo man fatally injured while alighting Great Northern train
In a grim accident near Gram Forks on the Great Northern, Willin Jeftreva of Toledo was killed after leaving a box car as the train approached Hiddoor. He attempted to beat the train, fell under wheels, and died en route to hospital. relatives in Toledo mourn his loss. Irwin and Teun OKenie assisted authorities at the scene.
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Murder charge faces Bob Hines in Valley County case
Paul Jones denies allegations in a Grand Forks county style trial held in Miewoukon. Prosecutor Ball G. Bholoson travels to Teast county to pursue the case against Bob Hines for the murder of Xe Valverson. Jones claims no involvement and argues for liberty as details of the daytime shooting near the Halverson farm emerge. The state asserts robbery and ownership links with the shotgun used.
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Xe Valverson
Jones
Mberty
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Owtichholder Resigns From City Office
A city employee after twelve years quits amid mayoralty transition. Michael Ely, an electrician, faced nonappointment as Taylor’s term began. A bid by another candidate failed when the council rejected the move. Fitzgerald confirmed the outcome as the mayor considers a replacement.
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Orks
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Ely Electrician
Haa
Taylor
Yas Wade
Fitzgerald
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Wienoli
Filtration Plant for Fargo Stirs City Council Vote
Fargo city council orders $100000 for a new filtration plant after years of agitation for better water supply. The water commission backs a mechanical filtration system as most feasible, site chosen just south of city limits for purchase. Citizens currently drink water from wagons and tanks shipped from artesian wells or Minnesota lakes.
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Fargo
Minnesota Lakes
Aite
Boy Drowns at Chautauqua Grounds Devils Lake
Oscar Anderson of Church's Ferry drowned while swimming at Chautauqua grounds on Devils Lake. He disappeared in eight feet of water as companions tried to save him. rescuers brought him ashore after twenty four minutes.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Grounds
Devils Lake
Oscar Anderson
Church's Ferry
North Dakotans targeted by Spanish graft scam circular
More North Dakotans report receiving a circular from a Spanish scammer claiming to reveal riches of a relative and mentioning an imprisoned girl. Officials warn residents to ignore the letter and avoid sharing personal data.
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North
Minot man attempts suicide amid land loan scheme
John J. Moore of Minot, a land dealer and mine operator near Burlington, attempted suicide with chloroform in his apartment above the Arcade theater after a disputed loan from United States Land and Investment Co. He left a note claiming his finances were in ruin and that he intended to end his life, but he survived after hours of medical care.
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Minnot
Ward County
Come Me
Burlington
Arcade Theater
Minot
Moore
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Youmats
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Moory
Hagen
Tam
North Dakota State Fair Set to Break Records in Fargo
The North Dakota state fair opens in Fargo July 20 and is expected to attract more attendees than any prior event. Organizers report extensive advertising, new pavilion, improved grounds, and notable attractions including an air ship ascent, Miss Mixk Cora Beckwith, Kilne Carnival, and automobile races under AAA rules. The agricultural department will display work from the Northwest and central West, aiming to educate visitors about state farming efforts.
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Sta
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Fargo
Ely
Chas. J. Strobel
Toledo
Ohio
Mixk Cora Beckwith
Niagara Falls
Kilne Carnival Company
America
North Dakotshaw
Ypar
Wilson
American Automobile * Association
Agricultural Department of the State
Fargomouth
Giltimath
Scover Gold Near Denbigh in North Dakota Area
Gold discovery reports near Denbigh seven miles east of Towhor attract excitement. Samples show 0 to 6 dollars per ton. sand hills and prairie yield gold at depths of twenty to forty feet, with a three foot coal vein nearby. Sand used by Denbigh brick works costs around 40 cents per ton as farmers prospect, claims are staked, land values rise, and the Mouxe river loop coal, gas, and oil belt promises future development with gas found twenty miles north and a sink-well planned. The Towner Commercial Club offers information.
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Towhor
Denbigh Brick Company
Mouxe River
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Towner
Man Crushed by Train in Minot Yards
A young man named George Barto was found beneath a Great Northern freight train in Minot yards while attempting to ride west. He was taken to hospital in precarious condition with little hope for recovery. Doctors chose not to amputate due to weakness.
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Minot
George Barto
Great Northern
Barto
Dickinson Hotels to Redevelop St Charles and Opera House
Dickinson plans to remodel the St Charles hotel and the opera house with an outlay between 36 000 and 40 000 dollars. Architect Hancock of Fargo leads the project to create one of the state’s best hotels and show houses and earn local support.
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Hancock
Fargo
Dickinson
St. Charles
Relay Route Aids Rustlers in Dakotas Conspiracy
Williston officers warn of an organized horse rustling ring across North and South Dakota with a relay route resembling a historic Minnesota chain. Hundreds of horses vanished and ten tracks were found. a staged theft originates with a man sleeping at home then moves via a four party chain until horses reach the fourth link. The scheme appears profitable and well organized, with repeated transfers and concealment.
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Williston
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Farthwalt
Vistt
Rene Artesa
Rach Justier
Confederacy
Pigg ers Depart In Night In Devils Lake
In Devils Lake last week blind piggers fled under cover of darkness after rumors of police action. Authorities later stated they had no knowledge of any raid or operation, and the suspects vanished with no official pursuit or confirmation of arrests.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota News Snippets Touch Local Life and Farms
North Dakota reports show towns like Williston and Mandan improving streets and boosted farm activity. Notable items include burglaries in Mandan, a wedding in Walford, and Minot officials updating uniforms. crop conditions are praised with a general mood of improved harvest prospects amid economic notes on wheat prices and local cooperatives.
Markets Brief Reports Grain and Livestock Prices
Latest quotations from grain and live stock centers. Wheat prices show multiple grades including No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern while oats corn flax and soy options are listed with assorted regional codes. Cattle beef and veal prices are noted alongside hog ranges and a Panama election mention. A derailment or accident mention appears with a firing incident near a railway locomotive.
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Heat Claims Three Victims in Twin Cities Heat Wave
A severe heat wave in St Paul and surrounding areas caused multiple fatalities as temperatures rose. Victims included workers at street sites and residents in Chicago and Iowa reported heat related deaths. Officials warned of continuing danger from extreme heat across the region.
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Roeleatoal
Chicago
Untitled violent incident in Joplin area reporting witnesses
A chaotic police report describes a fatal assault involving a Black man and a White woman during a carnival setting. The document references violence, alleged advances, and ensuing injuries with limited coherent details available.
Admiral Thomas Buried in Berkeley Memorial Chapel
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, who died at Seattle, was buried in the Berkeley Memorial Chapel at Michjeliowis Sunday with full military honors.
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Nowpary
Alamir
Charla M. Thomas
Selvamte
Cal
Berkeley Memorial Chapel
Michjeliowis
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