Baptists Rally North Dakota Youth for State Meeting
North Dakota Baptists plan a large annual Young People meeting in Fargo on September 5 with attendees and leaders from across the state. The event aims to energize and unite Baptist youth for broader statewide work led by figures such as Rev Geo T Webb and other key organizers.
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Dakota Baptists
Farge 5
Promios
Bevry
Geo. T. Webb
Chi
Calon
America
Babcock
Jon
The
Young Salon
North Dakota
North Dakota lignite leads coal supply analysis 1907 data
The United States Geological Survey reports North Dakota produced 247 760 short tons of coal in 1907 valued at 560 199 up from 42 071 tons in 1906. Mines employed 662 workers with shorter production days and output per man fell slightly.
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North Dakota
Geological Survey
E. W. Paker
United States
State Geological Survey
M. R. Campbell
United States Geological Survey
Union
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Vrania
North Dakota labor demand to employ twenty thousand men
A Fargo source cites contractor Jamie and Keshedy predicting 20 000 workers will be needed in North Dakota this fall across North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and nearby areas. They claim Lavine leads in hiring with Cass county alone awaiting two thousand jobs while rail projects advance and farmers face hardship during seeding season as labor commissions publish notices.
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Uons
Taborers
North Dakota
Jamie
Keshedy
Fargo
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ps. Lavine
Cass County
Forced to Bleach Flour Says Millers Oppose Bleaching
The piece reports millers in several states resisting mandatory bleaching of flour while alleging coercion to continue production. It notes opposition from Southern millers who fear loss of trade and argues about health and food value versus pure white flour. Public health officials and industry advocates are cited in the debate.
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Sevanet
Mission Lake Site Study by North Dakota Experts
Experts inspect Mission Lake and Dr. Young of North Dakota report findings at Devils Lake. They evaluate location for a survey station and Brannon notes the site offers a fine freshwater source nearby.
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Devils Lake
Dr. Young
North Dakota
Missions Lake
Brannon
Democrats Challenge 30 Percent Nomination Rule in Primary
Attorneys Meyers De Puy and Casey travel to Grand Forks to test a 30 percent vote requirement for nominating Democrats at the primary. They seek to cite County Auditor Anderson to show cause why those who failed should not be on the ballot. The plan is to appeal to the supreme court after district court hearing. Democrats contend the percent threshold is unconstitutional and too high.
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al- Neg
Jeff Meyers
H.C. de Puy
T. D. Casey
Grand Forks
Templeton
Anderson
Fire saves five lives in Fargo iron pole rescue
Fargo fire driver Neal Gaberil swerved to avoid a street clash as a hook and ladder truck charged down Northern Pacific avenue at Fourth Street. The rig struck a trolley pole and horses spooked, but Gaberl grabbed the pole in a somersault and saved a woman and four children near the corner, escaping injury.
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Fargo
Neal Gaberil
Fargo Fire Department
Northern Pacific Avenue
Fourth Street
Gaberl
North Dakota County Returns On Equalization Accepted
State board of equalization has accepted county boards of equalization returns with little change. Total land valuation shows a notable increase from last year due to expanded tax rolls from homestead lands and state school lands sold.
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North Dakota
Snd
Tornado Hits Mandan Causing Widespread Damage and Losses
A Mandan tornado last week caused about 50 000 in damage across the city including the Intersecenn hotel and Demars hotel with roofs torn off and walls damaged. Trees uprooted, windows shattered, and houses moved from foundations followed torrents of rain and hail. Fort Lincoln suffered damage to Company H quarters while storms spread into nearby counties delivering extensive destruction and livestock losses.
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Mandan
Interscenn
Demars
deDhoneys
Nadie Eaboone
Fort Lincoln
Company H
South Dakota
Thanto
Dickey
Logan
Mehitash
Toma Wilt
Thix
Fire Destroys Mohall Hotel In Sudden Blaze
A second floor room fire at the Mohall Hotel destroyed the building and heavily damaged adjacent rooms. Firefighters saved some contents but most guests lost belongings. Estimated damage around $10,000 with many boarders and residents left homeless.
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Stoohall
Phine Amy Nighting
Monat
Tee
Bennett
Civic League to Employ Spotters in Minot Drug Store Probe
The Civic League of Minot plans to hire spotters to target drug stores over alleged law violations. The group, formed last April, funded candidates who were defeated and has since studied municipal affairs. Warrant executions for alleged crimes have occurred, though city officials deny enforcement authority over drug stores. Lack of consensus and limited opportunities hinder progress as the league weighs its role in upcoming city matters.
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Civic League of
Minot
Clark
Clyle Teague
Clare
Jeanie Haw
Cityo Metals
Clvic League
Irrigation Projects to Transform North Dakota Landscape
North Dakota irrigation advances promise vast land use gains with about 1,000,000 acres suitable for irrigation. Projects in Bowman and Ward County, plus the Williston federal scheme completed, aim to flood the valley for moisture, aiding western and central regions and easing flood conditions on the Mouse River drains.
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North Dakota
T. Fl Atkingon
Waadburn County
Bowman County
Stote
Bismarck
Mouse River
Boy 13 Now Murderer in Farmyard Tragedy
A 13 year old boy killed his father during a farmyard quarrel over a horse. The father, William Rorasewic, and the son fought when the son drove the horse too hard. The youth forced entry, fired through a shed window, wounding the old man in the leg. he died in Minot. The boy was jailed on murder charges.
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William Rorasewic
Rusalan Hying
Med
Murnter
Telephone line to Eureka township residents planned
The Mi net Telephone company will extend lines four miles north of Eureka township to provide local residents with telephone service. After meetings with committees including Nels Selfors John Lee Helmer Lee Prof J Watson and C B Wolverton construction funding and start were set for within thirty days.
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Ines
Minet Telephone Company
Eureka Township
L M. Davis
The
Telephone Company
Mesars
Nels Selfors
John Lee
Helmer Lee
Prof
J. Watson
C. B. Wolverton
Une
Ruling Upholds Tax Shift From City To Harrison Township
Judge Gown in district court upholds that the Minot city’s withdrawal into Harrison Township was unlawful. The decision means homeowners with properties valued around 100000 will pay township taxes instead of city taxes, a shift that could save about 7 percent in Minot and 2 percent in Harrison Township for the year. The city plans to appeal the ruling.
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Mint Bosiiens
Harrison Township
Gown
Distriet Court
Minot
Lk Dechwinn
New Gusher of Gas Found Near Mohail Farm
A new gas discovery near Mohail reports a large gas find on L. P Stromewold's farm. Experts note gas underlies the bole and an artesian well at 200 feet shows a flame at the pipe top indicating natural gas flow and potential commercial yield.
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Mohail
Bole
L. P Stromewold
Fragmented North Dakota notes on farms and water woes
Rural life in North Dakota is sketched with scattered references to farms, water issues, county concerns, and rail or telephony matters. Names of places and figures blur into dense OCR gibberish, but the overall tone hints at agricultural strain, infrastructure debates, and county-level notices amid a wide array of unconnected fragments.
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Civic League
Orth Dakota
Ubbins & 4
Wickineon
Peparte
Carrie Hax
Lute
Ricaunt Seloetter
John
Sarl
Elash
Herman
Bigotey
Whitasis County
Tailight
LaMoure
Biren
Sean
Eluthine Onnne
Mene
Enanenl
Naille
Ty Lee
Leor
Cana
Mares
Yhat County
Dietstan
Perpen
Rome
Toslon
Minnie
Maine
Hegead Lane
Ty Gang
Aira
Banat
Mablot
la Minune
Muttineny
Slant
Mawel
Pont Tng
Rae
Dreier
Winnara
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