Ex Secretary of State Dead in Wahpeton
Fred Valley ex secretary of state for North Dakota and Wahpeton Globe Gazette editor died in Minneapolis at 8 am from apoplexy while a guest of friends. He was 48, survived by widow and two children. Funeral planned in Wahpeton under Masonic auspices Sunday afternoon. Valley had long service in state government and owned the Wahpeton Globe.
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Denatured alcohol eyed for heat and light use
Denatured alcohol shows growth this year with potential for heating and lighting. New lighting lamps mimic house lamps but use denatured alcohol and mantle light for portable, safer illumination. Market irons now use denatured alcohol heat instead of electric current, claiming a six pound iron consumes four ounces in 2 hours, offering portability at high price.
Possible IRA Cost Estimate Prompts Wider Home Use
The report notes that the average IRA running cost may be about 2 cents per hour. It also suggests that by the next few years the product could become more commonly used in households.
Kenmare Farmer Nelson Found Dead by Own Action
L C Nelson a prominent farmer living four miles north of Kenmare was found hanging in his barn early this morning. He leaves a wife and four children. The cause is attributed to personal family issues and recent illness confinement to his son for two weeks. The article also notes unusual winter weather musings about the region and expectations for summer.
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L. C. Nelson
Kenmare
Nelson
Success Gospel Choir Service at Methodist Church
The choir led by Mr. Richardson delivered a highly praised Sunday evening service. A Christmas prelude opened, prayers followed, with the duet by Mesdames Richardson and Campbell and Mr. Richardson's solo receiving enthusiastic applause. Miss Claudie White on organ impressed a packed church, with hope of another such program in the future.
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Methodist Church
Richardson
the Salvation of Souls
Mesdames Richardson
Campbell
Banks Resume Cash Payments In Minneapolis
A concerted banking action in Minneapolis restores cash payments on demand after a cautious stringency period. Authorities report swift, positive effects and a return to former methods, while observers in Chicago note reassuring signs for faster reversion to normalcy. Meanwhile, residents are urged to obtain New York Resolution banks blanks during midday hours.
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Minnepoli
Minneapolis
Buisiness
Chicago
Homself
Fraud Hurts The Farmer And The Nation
A historical defense against fraud in agricultural products. It argues that imitation goods undermine genuine regional specialties, harming farmers, industries, and market integrity. It emphasizes North Dakota wheat as superior and warns that fake products dilute quality and price, damaging agriculture nationwide.
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Beneft
Nicultire
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Kota
Marne
Corn for North Dakota diversified farming drive
Agricultural College News argues that diversified farming is the next step in developing the state. It links farmer prosperity to wider business prosperity and outlines community benefits and planned steps toward broader crop variety and sustainable farms.
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Northe Dakota
North Dakota corn varieties suitable for local climate
A list of North Dakota adapted corn varieties by H J Hughes. Mentioned types include Eight Row, Northwestern Dent, Mercer, Triumph, Longfellow, King Philip, and others tested at the North Dakota station. Notes emphasize ear solidity, kernel color, shank size, and maturity indicators for seed planning.
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Orth Dakota
Colby
Minnesota
Northwestern
Jehan
Mercer
Longfellow
Triumph
King Philip
North Dakota
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