New Agricultural Empire Seeks U S Farmers to Move West
Washington Nov 12 1908 A special dispatch urges U S farmers from the Mississippi Valley to relocate to reclamation projects in the West. It notes vast open land under U S control offers better opportunities than Canada, with irrigation projects advancing and about 100000 acres ready for homesteads on 40 and 80 acre farms. Proposals highlight favorable soil climate water guaranteed by the government and higher potential returns from farming on the new projects including Huntly in Montana and Shoshone in Wyoming.
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Iowa
Praise for Auctioneer Mahoney in Tuesday Sale
Editor Tribune prints a letter praising E. C. Mahoney for conducting a recent auction with exceptional skill and efficiency. The writer notes all items sold at strong prices, quick results, and commends Mahoney to others seeking an eminent auctioneer. The piece also mentions local mining and harvest activity, with residents moving to Canada and Montana projects, and a few farm moves amid threshing season.
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Senator Hansbrough Seeks Reelect to North Dakota Senate
Oregon letter by M. Gilbert forwards strong appeal from H C Hansbrough to North Dakota lawmakers. The veteran senator argues long service preserves key chairmanships on agriculture, finance and public lands, warns a new candidate would risk losing grain policy leverage and tariff influence for the state.
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Happily Wedded Pavlik and Miss Edena Virginia
Matthew J. Pavlik foreman at The Tribune marries Edena Virginia daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Johnson in Kenmare. Ceremony by Rev James Lawson. Quiet home wedding with immediate families. Couple to reside at Carey house and expect homecoming Dec 1. The Tribune extends congratulations for happiness and prosperity.
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First National Bank to Build Brick Banking House
The Tribune reports the First National Bank will erect a brick banking house on the Ed Drinkwater site. Groundwork and foundation work are planned to start next spring, with the size under consideration as 60 by 100 feet or 25 by 70 feet. Principal stockholders include President Viper and Vic Bogart who confirm the project.
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