North Dakota Wheat Leadership Urged by Prof Ladd
Prof Ladd urges North Dakota to lead in wheat and flour production to boost world markets. He cites gluten tests showing North Dakota flours superior, with a bulletin detailing tests, branding, and cooperative miller efforts to expand Eastern trade while promoting dairy byproducts and a power proposition to cheapen energy costs.
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Jo Dakota
Ladd
North Dakota
Pattoms
Axtsa
F. Vid
Fargom
Nour
Minnesota
State
Sont
Dakota
Hrofeevor Ladd
North Dakotas
Enties
Reukon
Ambrose raid ends with arrests and escape bid
A disturbance at the Red Front Pool Hall in Ambrose leads to arrests after discovering a rough horse and a raid on occupants. Gust Kestevad owns the hall, run by Chadwells, while two suspects face charges for illegal sales. One fugitive escapes through a kerosene lamp incident, later recaptured. others plead guilty to disorderly conduct.
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Mashall Johnson and Bakken
Ambrose
Red Front
Gust Kestevad
Ambrose Mercantile Company
William
Tom Chadwell
North Dakota
Squire Ausinson
Clatwelly
Wilbhun
Willams
Roins
Williston
Tom Chatwell
Lawsuit Seeks 1000 Damages Over Train Incident
In Grand Forks a passenger sues a railroad claiming 1000 dollars for injuries after an alleged assault by a conductor near the Northern Pacific depots. The plaintiff asserts the carrier failed to protect him during an altercation with Olson, Poole testifying that the incident happened while boarding a train. Legal representatives include Skalason & Co. for the defense and E R Sink for the plaintiff.
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Northern Pacific
Hoos
Poole
Halsts
Pools
Sevan
Olson
Northa
Pucity
Ite
Wiliam Ryan
Grand Forks
W. A. Haggerty
Skalason & Business
Grandse
E.R. Sink
Gratton
Surveyed Tract Entered for Stand Rock Lands in North Dakota
The general land office announces a survey of townships 120 north to 91 inclusive in North Dakota. Ved Mennett states lands within this tract are to be entered on local land office books. The parcels lie within the Stand Rock Indian reservation and are subject to settlement or entry.
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Land Office
Vmvisioner Mennett
Gen. Land Office
North Dakota
Local Land Office
Brutal wage dispute ends in attempted murder in village
Frank Klements and two unknown threshing crewmen robbed beat and slit his throat as they demanded pay after a night of gambling. Klements survived after hospital treatment but identified no names. Police seek the assailants while noting motive was allegedly to obtain wages.
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Aller
Frank Klements
Devila
Klements
Dagogs
Rtear
Hin
Kienente
Sihler
Joe
Telling Tales on Piggers in Northwood Proct Case
Northwood residents report arrests for alleged chipping and illicit beer sales. Kimary of Northwood planned a hearing amid confusion. Kinsey claims a reward for information on ongoing picker activity. Benson corroborates Kinsey selling beer. Ole Kassa, dismissed Saturday, linked to Benson case.
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Northwood
Kimary
Kimser
Grand Forks
Kinsey
Ingwald Benson
Ole Kassa
Benson
Grand Forks man jailed for wife beating
Poly Hanson appeared before Judge Church at Grand Forks and was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail on the charge of wife beating. Hanson has been a resident of Grand Forks for some time and during the last year has been a habitual drinker. Mrs Hanson, a washer woman, refused to give her husband money and he threatened her several times and then gave her a severe beating.
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Poly Hanson
Church
Grand Forks
Hanson
Mrs Wright Faces Murder Charge In Two Poison Deaths
Readings from Logansport Indiana detail allegations that Mrs Mary Wright murdered her foster daughter Bicjah Cox and an associate George Welch by poison. Exhumation planned to confirm cause of Welch death amid insurance payout links. Investigations tied to Wright’s alleged poisoning and money connections as case headed toward trial.
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Mary Wright
Bicjah Cox
Devilx Lake
Loganepors
Ind
George Welch
Mars Wrieht
Liewermn
Meetah
Wiley Atorney
Logansport
Wilcom
King Farms
Wilken
Hong
Johnson 18 Chairman and State Republican Platform Adopted
The Republican state committee met at Ikmarek and elected J. M. Johnson of Minot chairman with BO. Warner of Vattny UAY as secretary and J. A. Huchanan as treasurer. A central committee from each judicial district was chosen. The platform supports tariff and trust regulation, forestry, deep waterways, postal savings banks, bank deposit guarantees, and strict primary election enforcement. It pledges state officers to duties, continuity at the capital, and adherence to prohibition with nationwide order for rail and public service improvements.
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Ikmarek
J. M. Johnson
Minot
Ae Phaleran
BO. Warner
Vattny Uay
J. A. Huchanan
Buchanan
Rleuw
Republican Party
Tarift Anid
Wests
Alreet
Forestey
Hettinger N D Seen As New Town On Transit Route
Residents report Hettinger North Dakota poised to grow as a major rail and road junction with plans for new pavement, commercial development, and a northern route entering the Northern Pacific. Officials from Milestone Commercial Trade attend talks with Chicago Milwaukee and Northern road representatives to advance the Aberdeen project. The settlement aims to capitalize on farming yields and expected railroad milestones, attracting markets and settlers amid promising soil and climate. Local council members Norton, Hurd, and Walter advocate for rapid construction and nearby access to Dickinson and Williston markets.
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Bt Pav
Hettinger
N. D
Metinesy
St Paul
Milwauker
Vine
Dieknon
Mitek
Iain Ag Wibtem
Nevily
Dahon
Aberdeen
Dickinson
Terron
Williston
Waterworks bonds delayed amid rumors of election impact
The article notes widespread talk and rumors delaying a waterworks bond issue as the community debates financial needs and potential impacts on the upcoming election. It highlights concern over potential political influence and the burden on residents, mentioning council scrutiny and possible postponement.
Kenmare Cousins Arrested in Statutory Offense Case
In Kenmare three cousins are charged in a statutory crime case connected to a home near Harding. The Kenmare court entry shows warrants issued by the district attorney a week ago. One defendant pleads not guilty as attorney questions evidence and witnesses in the proceeding.
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Kenmare
Nea Harding
Thing
Didge Minanis
Bsaoe Kneven
Tariaee
Himipteln
Ueangh
Rhartinette
Ctin
Tominney Oarinie
Kemamare
North Dakota notes and oblique tributes in scattered text
Fragmented OCR passage recalls North Dakota topics with references to County offices, churches, farming, and a murder case. Mentions Valley City, Grand Forks County, Minot, and North Dakota agriculture before drifting into weather, railways, creamery capacity, and cow management ideas.
Mr Knapp Goes East In Alleged Kidnapping Case
The case centers on an alleged seduction and kidnapping of Mian Adw laine Markham by GL. Knapp of Northfield. Knapp, held in Minot, awaits extradition decisions. Northfield officials indicated extradition would require Minnesota funding, and no warrant was issued. Gramme y, charged with attempting to extort money from Mrs. Markham in exchange for publishing her name, remains connected to the case.
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Adwlaine Markham
GL. Knapp
Northfield
Siun
Knapp
Minot
Jef
My Knapp
Minnesota
T Cuesther
Adelate
Gramym
Markham
Discover Gold On Minot Farm in Ward County
Register of Deed reports precious ore found on a farm four miles north of Minot. Soil tests indicate a whiny abe stance with gold suspected. Authorities examined ore samples and sent a sample to assayers in Tienes for assay. exact percentage of gold pending.
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Register of
Ward
Gander
Refthie
Nie
Tienes
District Court at Dickinson Case Fragments Preview Trial
Fragmentary OCR shows a Dickinson district court proceeding with unclear defendant names and a preliminary hearing. The readable text hints at arraignments, possibly involving multiple defendants, dates, and preliminary matters to be followed in the court.
Supreme Court Sets Sept 15 Date for Pelamre Election Case
North Dakota Supreme Court will hear a case challenging the constitutionality of a provision requiring a Democratic candidate to secure a percentage of statewide votes to be nominated for state and county offices. A letter to State’s Attorney Willemat from Clerk B D Hoskins notes the court has fixed Tuesday Sept 13 as the deadline for documents to be filed in Grand Forks.
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North Dakota
Supreme Court
Willemat
B.D. Hoskins
North Dakota Supreme Court
Aneretar
Hidate
No End of It Reforming Servant Needs
Mrs Jenks voices surprise at seeking a servant while already engaged a lady's maid who waits on her. Mrs Richly explains she needs someone to wait on her mistress, not the family, reflecting a household dynamic and social nuance.
Likely to Be a Poor Investment on Rough Lake
On a lake steamer Mr Tyte-Phist asks the price of dinner. The clerk quotes seventy five cents, but the passenger declares the cost too high for a rough lake and decides to go without.
Hunter shot near Peterson grave risk of death
A hunting party south west of Peterson, Ker, was surprised by multiple shotgun blasts. Peterson of Ward County was struck in the forehead and brow while others reported hats clipped. doctors say he is very lucky to survive as he bears severe lacerations and possible eye injury.
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Peterson
Ward County
Melerwun
Khué
Fred Ty
Farmer
Axasoma
Woman Fatally Burned as Kerosene Explodes
A Williston woman named Gustival poured kerosene on fuel she believed was unlit. An explosion enveloped her in flames as she ran into an alley fanning the fire. Her eight month old child crawled from the burning structure and was lightly burned. Mrs Hval is expected to die.
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Gustival
Williston
Hval
Fireman Fatally Scalded Near Minot in Rail Accident
Fireman Spreads Rails near Minot die from scalding after a freight train derailed. The accident site on the northern line involved crew member Gause and features reports of spilled fuel and damaged equipment. Authorities investigate causation and hours worked prior to the incident.
Gas Well Hit By Large Water Flow
Natural Gas company struck a big water flow in a Bear Weebone well. The finding, which disrupted operations, required $59 daily for Arilinge machinery and hauling water but now enables easier gas-well drilling, though time costs remained a concern.
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