Harvest Boom Predicted as North Dakota Demands Labor
North Dakota officials forecast a record grain harvest with vast labor needs. Deputy Commissioner F M Olpmeek says ninety days of field work will be required to reap a bumper crop, with carpenters and brick masons in demand as state prospers and construction expands.
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Dakota
Mhona
North Dakota
F. M. Olpmeek
Eortculture
St. Paul
Adams
Bill
Helinger
McKenzi
Stark
Jdge Hettinger
Red River
Loomine
Savoy
Meneos
Ty Soner
500 May Build Large Shops Near Hankinson
Plans to erect extensive repair shops two miles west of Hankinson hinge on securing abundant high quality water. A new spring weir near the branch yields unlimited supply, prompting relocation of the old pumping station and fueling talk of a roundhouse. No official confirmation yet, but railroad circles discuss improvements boosting Soo payroll.
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Hankinson
Say
Main Street
Bismarck
Soo
Pont
Cure Rem
Railroad Cireles
Former Pioneer Groner Dies After Illness at Convention
Louieville Kentucky report notes former Sargent County pioneer Groner died at home in Forman after a three week battle with typhoid fever contracted while at a Sunday school convention. Born August 23, 1867 in Ivebip Michigan, he married Nellie A Hime and lived in Bangent, then Forman. Known as a longtime old settlers association member, he served as treasurer while his family raised Mary and Blanche, ages 21 and 19 respectively.
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Nuss W Jroner
Forman
Louieville
Mr. Gromer
Sargent County
Ivebip
Mich
Nellie
Bangent
Groner
Granyr
Mary
Bow
Blanche
DAVE'S BINDER OVER SON FATAL FARM ACCIDENT
A ten year old boy died after a farm accident on a Cayugi area farm where a three year old child was found in tall grain. Doctors reported severe injuries to the right thigh and left arm with flesh torn from bone and possible permanent disability for the survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayugi
Wengel Aria
Omrist
Officers Named in City Ward Elections
A fragment lists ward officials and candidates including K P Nappen in First Ward, Thomas Mach ate in Second Ward, J A Witn oth in Third Ward, with Prank Puzar as assessor and John Ewartz as weigher, as observers await results.
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Sine
Lankin
K.P. Nappen
Thomas Machate
J. A. Witnoth Prank Puzar
Ueawarer
John Ewartz
Lov Kluzak
Justice of the Pravda
Conductor Forces Train Past Hoboes On Run for Safety
A Great Northern freight crew faced about 50 tramps attempting to board near Fargo. The conductor, with Hillebore officials, ordered the cars cleared and sidestepped to avert violence. He then feigned a passenger train and sped away, leaving the hoboes behind. The scene reflects a surge of harvest-season wanderers clashing with rail crews.
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Great Northern
Fargo
Grant Forks
Hillebore
Lightning Damage Burns Barn Near Harvey
Severe storm hits Harvey area as lightning strikes Gotlieb Schirme’s barn two miles south of Harvey, trapping Gustav and Theodore Schmke inside. Gustav and Theodore were rescued by their father and neighbors, with Theodore sustaining heavier burns. Nurse Miss Larson and Dr. Strong aided the injured as both boys recovered from shock.
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Harvey
Gotlelb Schirke
Gustav
Theodors Schimke
Wanneless
Schmke
Miss Larson
Dr. Strong
Theodore
State University Bulletin Promotes Campus Expansion
The state university mailed a widely distributed bulletin for public inspection detailing the university’s advantages. It features photographs of new buildings and the campus, outlines athletic teams, and shows a bird’s-eye view. The 1,500 club mobilizes students for next year, with enrollment expected to grow by several hundred.
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The
State University
Andrand Forks City
Pew
Army
Edgely Lineman Performs Death-Defying Feat for Bet
In Edgeley a local lineman C A Moseman mounted the roller mill flagpole about seventy five feet high and balanced on his head to win a wager with a friend. The stunt, described as probably unmatched in the Northwest under similar conditions, sparked disbelief among onlookers.
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C A. Moséman
Hine 1
Edgeley
Murder in Bowman County A Young Liveryman slain
Twenty six year old Herman Pause of Whitewater Wisconsin, a member of a Mi waul linemen crew, was found murdered in Bowman county at the Milwaukee railroad yards. Coroner and sheriff led a grim inquest. evidence shows blunt force trauma and throat cutting after enticement into the yard, with blood trails and a severed head found near the body. The motive appears robbery, with suspects believed to have placed Pause on the track and fled as a train passed.
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Bowman
Herman Pause
Whitewater
Wis
Bowman County
Milwaukee Railroad
Pause
Mi Waul
tSmlon
Corbett
Oliver
Paige
Ueed
Dru
Handy
Heavy Storm Rips McLean County Across Six Mile Wide Strip
A severe storm swept through McLean County driving heavy rain while a young woman and an accompanying vehicle traveled a long rural corridor. The weather event stretched about six miles wide for roughly thirty miles, causing flooding and likely damage to crops and infrastructure. Authorities cautioned residents to seek shelter and assess damage in the aftermath.
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McLean County
Harvey
Canadian Pacific Express Crashes at Hom o Station Killing Two
A west bound Canadian Pacific express derailed into the Grat section at Homo station 219 miles east of Fort William Ontario. J McCormick and Millie Davis were killed while seven other passengers in the tourist car sustained serious injuries.
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Homo Station
Fort William
Ont
J. McCormick
Millie Davis
Record ascent by Prof Hobbs on Joni Blanc mountain
Professor Hobbs of Aan Arter Michigan completed a remarkable climb on Joni Blanc. He reached the summit and returned in seven and a half hours for the round trip, vastly surpassing the previous time of eight hours.
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Prof
Hobbs
Aan Arter
Mich. Hae
North Dakota News Snapshots From Minot and Williston
Grain and farm activity dominate North Dakota news with rainfall aiding harvest, rail and freight depot plans at Minot, hospital expansion in Minot, and county division hopes in Ward and Williston. Reports include a hospital program in Mandan, a murder suspicion in Bowman, a liquor arrest in Grand Forks, and a survey initiation for Washburn and Painted Woods irrigation.
Norways Monarchy and Politics Spark Public Debate
A sweeping Nordic report notes Norway clings to a constitutional monarchy under King Haakon as republic sentiment lingers but public support remains for the royal line. It discusses church reform, university changes, and a new Danish style railways administration building planned for Copenhagen.
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Parle
Norway
France
Haakon
Doex
Haakop
Mund
Europe
Edward
Friite
Meakon
The
Nations Railways of Denmark
Copenhagen
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Hanki
Daves Binder
Son
O “Kcm
State University Bulletin
Edgely Lineman
Vogon County
Tae
Sooix
Minot
Ehtewatan Ao
Pembina
Eee
Ward
Kome ¢Lvic Leagiy
Grand Forks
George McClellan
United States
Beach
Finney
Steele County
Grafton
Bowie
North Dakota Railway
Baltbare
Williston
Meihodter Hospital
Pingryn
Schatfer
Benson
Ransom County
Lincoln
Mercan County
Wee
William Elmsie
Hettinger
Washburn
Painted Woods
Richard McFadden
E. Preble
Bone White Earth
Clark
Minot Wtande
Williatay Bay
Hun
Kenmare
Canada
Cusstoms
Big Plente
LaMoure
Toledo
Cannana-Ing Board
Mandan
Sweden
Denmark
Martin V
Toe
Tronthten
Tyiviw
Gunnar Koodoom
Jumas Toe
Vaerrer
Pliny
Christiania
Wuon Sey
University of Christiania
Hue
Qainl Anit
Gertler
Oulanit
Amd
Kaige Edvant
Londio
Dull Perrot
Benny
Keglish
Kevedere
Kreatmer
Tealikwran
Venkrahore Lingkoping
Axvall
Gotetore
Minster Kiewy
Brockhei
Stockholm
Gustaf
Parton
Skansen
Pakepig
Ahi
Bae Cortes
Orway
Tyniek
Unifurme
Lonstew
Kwetem
Landot
Duchen
Lord Avion
Joh Maxwell
Mat Coostupas
Wreekey
Mian
Polly
Teese
Clarence Hays
Roel
Mason
James Juloos
King Hay
Deeside
Ant le Bas
Thie Hehlands
Ant Crown Peihewes
MilDhe
London
Tooke
Bart Ie
Eneland
Deemark
Col Cone
Borden
Ena
Ahm Tome Amis
Igyranao
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