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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
6
A sweeping digest covers events from Nome to foreign shores. It notes political, legal, and social developments, including trials, crimes, and government actions abroad, with scattered mentions of individuals, places, and dates. The piece blends editorials, notices, and brief items into one weekly roundup.
North Dakota Ouram Wheat Geowere association holds a big convention at Devils Lake on April 21 to pressure Minnesota elevator and milling interests to raise durum wheat prices. Officers elected include President J Cashel and Secretary T R Atkinson. State officials and noted speakers will discuss price discrimination and encourage durum utilization in North Dakota markets.
Noah Nowh, about twenty six, pleaded guilty to the murder of Cus Johnson in Keaniite North Dakota. He shot Johnson in the Jailor's home, dumped the body in a collar, and later sold Johnson’s property. Neighbors testified to the shock and Johnson’s family mourns as Nowh awaits execution at the Bismarck penitentiary.
Don Ford of the state university won the Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest at Wahpeton with The Central Empire. The event featured speakers from State University Fargo College and Agricultural College with subjects including Our Creators and Our Ed ucational Sanctions.
A garbled North Dakota rural page fills with names, towns, and incidents. Mentions Ambrose, Croshy, Jauton, Boon, and Williston. Reports on bank construction, stolen items, roadwork, and local arrests. Various townships including Sykeston, Mol, Wolford, Carrington, Crosby, and Bisbee appear amid scattered notes on farming, sidewalks, and plantings.
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