City to Be Built to Order in Canada Prince Rupert Seaport Explained
In Canada the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway plans a new Pacific port city named Prince Rupert for 10,000 residents, built on a 24,000 acre site with a land lottery approach. The harbor will be largely landlocked, protected by mountains, and the railroad plans a yearlong population influx despite six months of ice.
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Nome
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company
Virgin Territory
Pacific Coast
Prince Rupert
Pacific
Vancouver
Goldfield
United States Seen as Best for Restoring Order in Turkey
Christian powers reportedly favor the United States as the nation to lead efforts to restore order in Turkey and halt pillage and massacre. European nations decry land grabbing but invoke a police role, expecting a strong international policeman to act promptly.
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United States
Turkey
Woman Speaker Praises Roosevelt as Energizing Persuasion
A woman speaker at a New York feminine political club praised President Roosevelt for electrifying the people with his scintillating personality and contrasted President Taft as the sun, strong and steady, doing daily work. She concluded that women should not be accused of lacking grasp on current polities.
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New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Mrs Nation Plans Farm Purchase From Proceeds
With funds raised for anti saloon efforts, Mrs Nation intends to buy a farm and stage further actions. The plan echoes her campaign methods as she explores new tactics in the temperance cause.
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Fe Nation
Carrie
There Are Still Some Ple Who Won't Boast If They Can't Knock
A terse remark notes that some people refrain from boasting unless they can win a knock. The line highlights restraint and competitive pride within a sports or local culture context.
Roosevelt urged to act as peacemaker between Britain and Germany
The article suggests former President Roosevelt should become a vigorous mediator between Great Britain and Germany. It notes his past bold leadership and argues that after laying down the big stick he should favor an equally strong olive branch approach to peace.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Great Brittain
Germany
Deposed Sultan cites Allah will in Turkeey affair
The deposed Sultan of Turkeey asserts it is the will of Allah. Some more civilized people also blame their faults on a convenient providence.
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Turkeey
Allah
Minnesota Governor Johnson Touted for 1912 Presidency
The piece depicts Governor Johnson as the Democratic presidential candidate for 1912 while noting William Jennings Bryan’s current stance. It mentions tariff revision unrest in Congress and suggests that, without this discord, business nationwide would run smoothly.
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Governor Johnson
Minnesota
William Jennings Bryan
Willin
Congress
Bowbells Farmer Realizes He Is Happiest Man
A piece of rural sentiment notes the farmer in Bowbells feeling exceptionally fortunate, presenting a reflective snapshot of contentment in agricultural life and local pride. The line underscores a plainspoken, celebratory mood among country residents.
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Bowbells
Bowbells Spring Trade Signals Local Prosperity
Bowbells' spring trade stands as strong proof of growing prosperity in Bowbells county, reflecting improved economic activity and optimism among merchants and residents.
The tax fight does not bother the poor man
A concise remark states that the dispute over an income tax leaves the poor man unmoved, implying limited direct impact on his daily life or finances amid broader political debate.
Obituary of Mrs Caroline Retzke at Dunkard Church
Mrs Caroline Retzke died April 28 aged 74 years 11 months 15 days. Born in Germany May 18 1834 she came to St Paul in 1870. Survived by one daughter Mrs Stutzman seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and preceded in death by husband and three children. Funeral at Dunkard Church with Rev Wiebe officiating. Burial in nearby German Lutheran cemetery.
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Caroline Retzke
A. E. Stutzman
Dunkard
Mr. Wiebe
Germany
Old Country
St. Paul
Earth
New Auto Livery Start In City With Three Modern Cars
On Monday last Ed Drinkwater and W C Heath formed a partnership to operate an auto livery in this city. They will overhaul the building north of the Drinkwater livery barn and convert it into a modern garage. They already run one machine on the road and will commission three more, including a Cadillac 30hp and two Buicks, as operations begin next week. Overland travel trends favor automobiles over horse conveyance.
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Ed. Drinkwater
W. C. Heath
Secure the auto for Drinkwater Heath Co travel
The Tribune notes plans to secure the auto and ensure a successful start for Drinkwater Heath Co on a new departure. Mr Heath, a trial machinist, can handle emergencies on road trips and in the garage under his direction bags are prepared for any road. Gadillac purchased at Valley City by Viper. Andrew Norberg left for Valley City to speed the machine to Bowbells and is expected back tomorrow.
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Drinkwater-Heath Co
Heath
The
Tribune
Gadillac Wes Purchasec
Valley City
Viper
Andrew Norberg
Local notices and ads from Bowbells area
Local items report 300 bushels of oats for sale by Geo P Herley near Bowbells, Kenmare Creamery urges farmers to ship cream, and a Minot state meeting on May 11 12. Notes include predicted 1909 crop year, Mrs A B Bickford’s recovery, Bowbells Nursery changes, John Norlin eye injury, Hammel machine service offers, Grand Forks county division hearing next Tuesday, and Burke county betting odds in Kenmare pools along with farm reports from John Ledene about plowed acreage and seeding delays.
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County Auditors’ Association of the State
Minot
Kenmare Creamery
Kenmare Creamery Co
Rel Marks
Tribune
Fred
Grand Forks
Templeton
Kenmare
Burke County
John Ledene
John
First State Bank Bowbells North Dakota Report of May 1 1909
The report presents resources including loans and discounts and inventories of stock and tax certificates. It lists banking house and fixtures, other real estate, and funds from other banks along with cash on hand. The statement is certified by cashier Ward with notary Duncan witnessing the affirmation on May 1.
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Bowbells
North Dakota
Hese I
North
Delian Oan
Aries
Duncan
North Dakets
Staip
Goonty
Ward
B. M. Wohlwend
B.M. Woolwend
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Hawaii
Geo. P. Herley
A. B. Bickford
Bismarck
Bowbells Nursery
C. L. Peterson
John Norlin
John Hammel
First National Bank
Jowbells
Eatranft
St Daksia
Ag House
National Banks
Ital Stock Sarpins Fond
Naonal Bani
Cashi
Liabi
AVERY
Buffalo Pitts
J. I. Case
Donovan Bros
Bowbells, N. D
Jourgen Olson Land Company
Meuse
Hunter's, Hardware
Herman Endreson
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