North Dakota Immigration Advocate Gilbreath Seeks Re election
W C Gilbreath, elected North Dakota commissioner of agriculture, has devoted energy to promoting the state nationwide. He created the North Dakota Magazine, directed traveling exhibits to several midwestern states, produced attractive literature and maps, and contributed airtime to agricultural publications, strengthening immigration interest.
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Skandinaven
Chicago
Gilbreath
North Dakota
Noman
United States
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Provisional Dakota Governors and North Dakota Growth Advocate
Henry Masters of Sioux Falls led the Dakota provisional area. Samuel J. Albright declined to qualify after Masters death. Albright founded Dakota's first newspaper in 1850. Gilbreath described as an efficient, hard working North Dakota dairy department leader shaping state immigration and development. Political opponents acknowledge his effectiveness.
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Henry Masters
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Minnesota
Masters
Maine
Dakotas
Samuel J. Albright
Albright
Delaware
Gilbreath
Ile
North Dakota
Farmer distress and a political turning point in North Dakota
A windswept text chronicles grain market collapse, railroad blockades, and a decisive push led by Tom Marshall that broke the long railcar standstill. It credits Marshall with mobilizing evidence and prominent men to Minneapolis, restoring shipments and hope for farmers and business people across the state.
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Abel
Tom Marshiall
Tom Marshall
North Dakota
United States
Hoost
Sheldon
Decoration Day Exercises Bowbells Observes Patriotism
Decoration Day activities in Bowbells included a 9:30 a.m. march by S. of V. members, old soldiers, and Spanish American veterans to the cemetery for a military salute. A crowded opera house program followed, featuring Rev. Kingston on the American Soldier and Rev. Smith on the Unknown Dead, with music and readings by Miss Hurry and McEver.
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S. of V's
Kingston
America
Rev. Smith
Hurry
McEver
Bowbells Memorial Exercises Honor Decoration Day
The day was fine and all seemed glad Bowbells began memorial exercises in a good array. It is hoped that no future Decoration Day will pass without Bowbells sharing fully in keeping alive the alters of our country.
Fresh fruits and market prices at the New Store
Kirsh and Johnson keep a full line of fresh fruits on hand at reasonable prices. Bermuda onions priced at New St S per pound. Highest market price paid for butter and eggs at the New Store.
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Kirsh & Johnson
Bermuda
New St S
Moore Declares Tax Policy and Public Service Promise
In a letter addressing Legislative District 1 voters, AW Moore expresses support for taxation reform and sympathy with business interests. He pledges to serve constituents first, work for their interests, and be available to address their concerns.
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Moore
Postmaster to Move to New Space on First Street
After next Monday patrons of the post office will see their counter moved to the rear of First Street Bank in the new brick building just completed by contractor Miencier. This creates a convenient place for postal services. Postmaster Turly will relocate to the new quarters on Monday.
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Postumee
Pirst Street
Turly
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Bowbells Bulletina Ie
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North Kota
Bas Tame Doss
Kalaunes
Tipst
Yaces
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First State Bank
Bowbells, North Dakota
G. L. Bickford
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