Local People and Visits From Niobe to Minot
A round of small town activities includes Peter Nelson’s car back in service and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leslie with Carl Holt near Niobe. Sophus Schmelling assists his brother in law Arthur Leslie, while Oscar Kolberg contacts Walstad's Garage about a new Overland car. Miss Eleanor Schmelling visits L Hammerabon, and a large crowd attends Mrs. Amandus Anderson’s baby shower.
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Prom Star
Peter Nelson
Arthur Leslie
Carl Holt
Tom Olson
Niobe
Odin Nelson
Andrew Heckstrom
Sophus Schmelling
Oscar Kolberg
Ve Amity
R. O. Bryant
Christ Schmelling
Walstad
Eleanor Schmelling
L. Hammerabon
Amandus Anderson
Oscar Carlson
Kenmare
Ralph Ride
Otto Carlson
Minot
Albert Haugen
Albin Hedlin
Cor
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Burke Austriae Cor
May 22 to 28 notice of patent and quitclaim transfers including Harry Gallagher to Lewis Souther and David A. Hodge to Andrew Bratsberg. various parcels in Portal Flaxton Lignite and surrounding townships, with prices ranging from $1 to $6050 and multiple lot and section identifiers.
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Burke Austrace Cor
Peter
Gustafson
Harry Gallagher
Lewis Souther
Henry Saderberg
Donahue
Flaxton
Josephine F. Crosby
Portal
P.N. Johnson
Carl M. Tinnson
Guy A. But
Charles J. Bartholomay
David A. Hodge
Andrew Bratsberg
David Hodge
Donald A. McArthur
Piper Howe Lumbero
ONE FOR ALL ALL FOR ONE
The text extols modern efficiency driven by momentum and rapid reform. It argues progress now happens in a decade, not centuries, via champions and faith in beliefs. It urges North Dakota and the community to embrace cooperation as the key to individual and communal success.
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North Dakota
Unity and effort shape a strong community and nation
The passage urges collective unity and civic effort as the key to a prosperous community and nation. It stresses individual responsibility, shared goals, and dedication to liberty and democracy, warning that failure harms national strength and the flag’s ideals.
The Menace of Cancer A Public Health Message
A historical health notice describes cancer as a universal threat, urges early detection and removal of suspicious lesions, notes painless lumps or sores deserve physician examination, and promotes early surgical operation as the best cure with emphasis on public health lab testing and prompt diagnosis.
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Mike Uhe
Tun
State Board of Accountancy
Public Accountant Certificate Examinations Set at UND
Examinations for the certificate of Public Accountant will be held on June 8 1917 at the University of North Dakota. Applicants should address their applications to Frank L McVey chairman University P O North Dakota.
Wake up Karm owners to repair and improve tenant houses
Landowners are urged to repair unsanitary tenant houses and make small improvements. Better surroundings attract higher quality tenants, improve farming efficiency, and boost profits. even modest daily upgrades can raise living standards and social conditions.
Public Health Ostracism List Exposes Suspected Contagion Behaviors
A Melbourne column lists daily regrets and social reprimands for neighbors linked to typhoid measles scarlet fever and smallpox risks. It condemns exposing children to illness through school attendance improper quarantine and unclean privies and manure heaps.
Cholera Morbus Dread in neighborhoods urges remedy
The notice warns that cholera morbus is a painful, deadly disease in many neighborhoods and urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ready. A Huntington Indiana mother reports two sick children in 1911 found relief after using the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Charles Bayeart
Huntington
Ind
Not All Are Like This An Essay On A Teenage Couple
A blunt narrator describes a girl famed for morning scolding and poor domestic skills. She wears revealing clothes and relies on a well fixed father to enjoy freedom with a moviegoing partner. The commentary portrays a spoiled couple who become negligent parents to a fragile newborn.
Parm Efficiency Through Diversification
The article argues for diversification in agriculture to improve efficiency and income, noting livestock as a key income source. It extols the care of domestic animals and their intelligent yet submissive nature, suggesting such livestock development yields improved traits and higher minds in humans.
Diversification and pride in North Dakota farming ideals
The text extols the self-reliant farmer in North Dakota, praising diversified, profitable rural enterprises. It highlights breeding, fertile fields built up by the farmer, and steady income from chickens and dairy work as keys to contentment, efficiency, and a balanced life on the farm.
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North Dakota
AIDS TO AGRICULTURE A discussion of ancient farming and modern revisits
The piece argues that many so called modern agricultural discoveries echo ancient practices in Greece and Rome. It urges open reception of new ideas, notes that leaders in industry learn from chemists and engineers, and cautions farmers to evaluate innovations without pride. It emphasizes agriculture as the oldest and subtly complex art requiring ongoing learning.
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Greece
Rome
Devon
Egypt
England
Cornwall
Farmers’ Institute
Hog Hints for a Summer Ready Herd
Advice from R. C. Ashby at University Farm St Paul on preparing pigs for summer. Treat for worms before spring pigs start summer feed. Use Santonia or American Wormseed. Provide sanitary wallow and crude oil dip to destroy lice. Favor pasture with rape if needed. a good rape pasture supports 20 pigs per acre. Use cell-feeder on full grain to save labor. Plant early Minnesota 23 or flint corn to cut grain needs. Finish pigs with corn unless they will be fed to cattle.
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R. C. Ashby
University Farm
St. Paul
Preparing Work Horses for Spring Tasks
Begin training horses for spring duties gradually after winter rest. Increase feed gradually and give regular exercise. Clip needs should be managed as shedding starts. provide a blanket to protect clipped horses from cold when not working. No delays in spring work if teams are trained and ready.
Care for Horses and Harness in Farm Stable Care
Guidance on horse management and harness upkeep. Adjust traces to horn length and keep gear clean. Ensure the horse eats, check teeth, and watch for danger signs. Finish weekly feeding with a bran mash.
Community Notes From Coteau Area Weather Shares Rain Wish
Short items list local visits and routine happenings. Mrs Frebel returns from California while Mr and Mrs Blomquist and others visit G Albertson. Tom Quamme works at Lon Kouse home. Halversons host Halverson family supper. Lindblad and Blomquist drive to Mouse River for fishing. Will Roderick visits Minot. Mills Jewell and Miss Mathison socialize at Lindblad residence.
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Verom
Frebel
California
Blomquist
Christensen
G. Albertson
Tom Quamme
Lon Kouse
Henrikeson
Navy appeals to mothers to send sons to the colors
The Navy calls Minnesota and North Dakota mothers to enlist their unmarried sons in the Navy. It cites one hundred thousand American mothers with sons in service and invites visits to local recruiting stations in Minneapolis St Paul Fargo Grand Forks Minot and Bismarck. Mrs BH. W. Stewart of Kik River Minn is highlighted for sending three sons.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Navy
BH. W. Stewart
Kik River
Minn
Minneapolis
Marquette Avenue
St. Paul
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
Bismarck
North, Dakota
Car Turned Over in Minot Tragedy
Van Bley survived a Tuesday evening crash when his car ran off the grade and rolled over. He and several children were in the car. Eby was injured but not seriously. The vehicle landed upright after a head first roll, with radiator and windshield damaged but no major harm to others.
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Minot
North Dakota
Pioneer Meat Market advertises high prices for produce
The notice requests buyers bring butter eggs and poultry on any day except Sunday. It notes a need for thousands of horses for the army and offers breeding services with a standard bred stallion in Burke County. Lodaller’s Last is highlighted with reg. papers and contact for viewing.
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Pioneer Meat Market
United States
Burke County
Sadleir
Chamberlain's Tablets Proclaimed Best by Richmond Reader
A Richmond Kentucky user reviews Chamberlain's Tablets with high praise saying they beat all competitors for indigestion or constipation and recommends giving them a trial. The testimonial underscores the product’s effectiveness and urges readers to try it.
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Chamberlain
F. B. Tressey
Richmond
Pu Wild Oats Out of Business
Local ad from Bowhells North Dakota promotes Timothy seed at $3.50 per bushel. Urges avoiding summer fallow and recommends late sowing of timothy with two year grazing plan. Includes seller contact G2-11 C J Kopriva.
Slow to Speed and Sudden Reckoning in Motoring
A man who preaches safety in driving vows to keep speeds low at first but soon borrows a new car and bursts into fast travel. He champions caution yet soon dares rapid speed, ending in an accident after losing control and hitting a tree, prompting a cautionary note on heedless driving.
Sweet corn planting dates and varieties guidance
The article advises planting sweet corn from May 10 to June 1 to extend harvest, with main planting in late May. It recommends Golden Bantam as best quality, White Mexican as earlier but lower quality, and Golden Red and Golden Cream as later yellow varieties. Spacing: rows 2 to 3 feet apart, plants 10 to 12 inches apart. Each family should produce at least 500 ears. seed needs one half pint per 100 hills. Experiment Station.
Dillon bill would price seed aid to boost crops
Congressman Charles H. Dillon proposed a 10 million dollar appropriation for the Agricultural Department to supply seed wheat corn and potatoes to farmers at market prices with a promise to return an equal bushel amount after harvest. Seed programs limited to farmers planting at least 20 acres of wheat or corn or five acres of potatoes.
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United States
Charles H. Dillon
South Dakota
Dillon
Agricultural Department
Treasury
Timothy seed sale offered by Bowbella ND
High grade timothy seed for gale at 2.50 per bushel. Act quick if you want some. Phone or write Mike Mertes Bowbella N D.
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Gale
Mike Mertes
Bowbella
N. D
Sour Stomach Advice for Easy Digestion
A medical tip states sour stomach is mild indigestion from overeating or unsuitable foods. It suggests eating slowly, chewing well, avoiding liquids with meals, and using Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
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Chamberlain
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