Dakota Farmer praised as best paper for North Dakota farmers
The Dakota Farmer, published at Aberdeen SD, is extolled as essential for North Dakota farmers and stockmen. A Bottineau County producer touts its value and a special offer pairs a one year Dakota Farmer and Bottineau Courant plus a North Dakota map and rapid calculator hand book for 1.50. The rapid calculator includes weights and measures, interest tables, crib and stack sizing, and a veterinary handbook covering 110 diseases of horses cattle sheep and swine.
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Bottineau County
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
South Dakota
North Dakota Farmer
Bottineau Courant
Dakota Farrer
North Dakota
Bottineaui Courant
The Miracle of a Race A Converted Sinner
A minister recalls rescuing a hopeless pharmacist who lost his license for illegal liquor sales. After repeated failures, he sought church guidance, repented, and became a devoted, baptized member. The story praises temperance and faith’s transformative power amid modern reform movements.
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Usm
Zion
Edmunds Named Dakota Territory’s Second Governor by Lincoln
Newton Edmunds, resident of Yankton since 1861, appointed by President Lincoln to succeed Governor Jayne amid the ongoing Indian war. Known for prudence and integrity, he urged counsel over powder, influenced policy that helped end the war, and later vetoed divisive funds while fostering territorial growth. He died February 12, 1908, aged eighty eight. A separate evangelist sermon warned of remaining sins harming unborn children.
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Lincoln
Newton Edmunds
Jayne
Dakota
Edmunds
Yankton
Michigan
United States
Surveyor General's Office
Benito Dakota
Drinking Men Not Wanted in Industry Says Commission
A United States labor inquiry surveyed 7 000 employers and received 6 276 replies. Of those, 5 368 stated that drinking habits were considered in hiring, viewed as a business precaution. The report notes Canada adopting similar limits and warns that the drink habit threatens industrial participation and family welfare. A separate Oklahoma note cites the samy law fining beer sales and the Daily Oklahoman cutting outside publicity.
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United Commissioner of Labor
Canada
Oklahoma
Oklahoman Hae
Two Sides of the Question on Eye Comfort and Glasses
The text discusses concerns about eye trouble and the need for properly fitted glasses. It asks whether glasses relieve headaches dizziness blurred vision and eye pain and advises consulting an eye specialist to determine satisfaction or need for new eyewear. It presents two scenarios: no glasses or worn glasses.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Paul
The People’s Drug Store Offers Quality Stationery
The People’s Drug Store advertises high class stationery for home, school, and office use. It emphasizes customer satisfaction, best values, fixed prices, and efforts to please all customers.
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Dreds
Plete Veterinary Handbook
Bottineau
W. Scott
Home Herald
Denver
Cal
Pullman
Parish of
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Pullman Company
Louisiana
Little Hella
Success Magazine
Happy
D.D
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Temperance
the People's Drug, Store
Livingstone & Stewart
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