Reciprocity Bill Passes in Senate Without Amendment
Washington July 22 the Canadian reciprocity bill passed the senate 58 to 27 without any amendments. The measure becomes law upon the president's signature after final house concurrence and Taft's prior approval. The final vote followed a lively session with crowded galleries and swift roll calls.
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McCumber
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White House
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Grenna
Crawford and Gamble
South Dakota
Clapp
Nelson
Minnesota
Dickson
Montana
Myers
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Simmons
Cummins
LaFollette
Sigenersl
Mission Festival and local notices at Flaxton
The German Lutheran St Pauls Congregation in Flaxton holds its second annual Mission Festival on Sunday August 6 with German language services at 10 30 am and English services at 2 30 pm at the Norwegian church. Dinner is served at noon and all are invited. President A C Wiper of the First National Bank travels to the Twin Cities for business and returns soon. Frank Dyer and Phil Trosky depart for western Canada to scout business opportunities and inspect Edmonton. they expect to be gone about two weeks. Miss Mary Champoux and Mrs Josephine Lambert leave August 1 for Quebec while Miss Eliza Peters may return next week to resume her former position. Try Tribune job work. Our aim is to please.
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Flaxton and
Flaxton
W. List of
A. C. Wiper
First National Bank
Twin Cities
Frank Dyer
Phil Trosky
Western Canada
Phil
Lethbridge
Frank
Edmonton
Mary Champoux
Josephine Lambert
Father O’sullivan
Quebec
Eliza Peters
Milroy
Minn
Tribune
Carpio Farmer Plants Diverse Crops with Major Bean Acreage
Carpio North Dakota July 25 Richard Johnson, new landowner near Carpio, plants 25 acres wheat 25 acres corn 15 acres flax and 40 acres navy beans. Beans expected 50 to 80 bushels per acre valued at 2.75 dollars per bushel, with fall pulling and threshing ahead. Johnson says diversification could curb wheat disease and ease interest payments.
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Carpio
N. D
Richard Johnson
DesLacs
Botz Place
Johnson
Masters Talks Of Tompkins Country
Constable C A Masters returns from Tompkins Saskatchewan after inspecting his claim four miles from Tompkins and three miles from Sidewood. He reports 320 acres of premier land and a booming harvest outlook with crops thriving after ample rain. He mentions locals Ban Mulamphy Pat Dignan John Conboy and John Tibbitts and notes Bert Coughlin’s growing business in Webb.
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Tompkins
Sask
Tip
Sidewood
the Tribune
Bowbells
Ban Mulamphy
Pat Dignan
John Conboy
John Tibbitts
Webb
Bert Cough
Dam Up Des Lacs Desires Dam to Save Area
Bowbells, N D July 25 1911 Local editor recounts Ireland born poet John Conway speaking of Lake Des Lacs water loss and drought. Letter from J W Ingison urges legislature and editor to rally Commercial Club for a dam near Kenmare to hold flood waters and protect pasture lands and fish. Also notes Dogden area crops failed driving farmers to migrate toward Canada with family plans to relocate.
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Bowbells Tribune
John Conway
Killarney
Ireland
Upper Des- Lacs
Graceville
Minn
Lake Des Lacs
Kenmare
Newport
DesLacs
Commercial Club
J. W. Ingison
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First State Bank of
Niobe
P. M. Northescold
Coteau
The
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Ingison
Des Lacs Lake
Wm. Rounds
John Merbach
Dogden
Lucky Lake
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