State grain shippers discuss Head of Lakes storage and clearing house
An Independent Grain Shippers meeting at Devils Lake reviewed conditions for a proposed Head of Lakes storage and a clearing house. A North Dakota Bankers' committee led by Secretary MacKinnon of Fargo announced plans to organize a syndicate to buy and sell assets, while ND Elevator interests favored consolidation to harmonize operations. Sentiment across the state supported an independent elevator plan with officials like French of Pean and E Beisburt of Brins- attending.
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Head of Lakes
Fra
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
Asvon
Mack 11
Fergo
Organs Squimbeeion Company
Jeverount
Hock
Equity of
Passes Away at Grand Forks Miss Margaretta Heisser Artist Dies
Miss Margaretta Heisser of Minneapolis died at a Grand Forks hospital. Born in Minneapolis she trained in drawing and taught there before studying in New York. She taught fine arts at Moorhead Normal School then studied in Paris Florence and Rome. She painted portraits including President Webster Merrifield and Gov John Burke. Exhibited in Fargo and Minneapolis last winter. Cremation will follow her wishes.
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Mise Heiss
Minneapolis
Mineeapolis
New York
Mnnder
Bet
Step Normal School
Moorhead
Paris
Florence
Rome
Fargo
Hase
Fort Totlea
State Fair Board Meets for Final Arrangements
The North Inhide State Fair association directors held a meeting at the Peopie office in Scart In Farge to finalize sale matters and approve key decisions. Directors Jus Clark, Louis Pond, and J B Matthews were present, with reports of excellent prospects for the fair and plans for artesian wells and water quality at the grounds.
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Tome of Directors
Whithey
Walter
Summer School Dates and Instructors for North Dakota
Department of Instruction announces summer school dates and lists instructors across counties. Highmond County runs June 22 to July 1 led by E Toreh. Grand State University hosts July 8 with J Kennedy. Mayville Normal conducts July 2 to Aug 28 with Fries Hillyer. other counties including Walsh, Steele, Trail, Ransom, La Roms, and Minal present varied sessions through August.
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North Dakota
Tates
Aist
Nor Dakota
Department of Instruct
Highmond County
Walneton
Scientific School
E. Toreh
Od Forks
Pembina
Walsh Dee
Grand ' ‘State University
J. Kennedy
Remiter
Steele
Trail
Mayville
Normal
Fries Hillyer
Kiddy
Poster
Griggs
Lar Ransom
Suleman and
Wells
Valley
Seeinah
George A. McFarland
Vt Jory
Wand
Aus
Minal
Wyn Kern
Con ‘Os
Weschw
McArdle
Cone Y
Four policemen ousted from Grand Forks patrol
Four patrolmen were removed from duty amid charges against them. EM Hutchinson Joseph 8 John Harvick and A Po Fal were replaced by Mart Coan John Tracy and Biven Lavalie. Overby named as new police chief replacing Chiat Lowe to take effect immediately. Council approved, nomination to be revisited at July meeting.
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D. Taylor
Grand Forks
EM Hutchinson
Joseph 8
John Harvick
A. Po
Mart
Coan
John Tracy
Biven
Lavalie
Tracy
Vee
Ace
Sus
Overby
Po Jolnsed
Chiat Lowe
Hietmont
Democrats Safe Despite Closed Headquarters at Frederick Forks
A fragmented report notes Democratic headquarters at Frederick Forks are closed and will not reopen, with campaign activity under full sway ahead of the November election. It mentions a nomination for various officers and a projected 13,000 returns, while Democrats prepare to support Burke for another term.
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Ore
Democratic
Frederick
Forks
Fleet Burke
Conditions Good in State Says Howley of Labor
President Howley of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor arrived by train from Mandan and Bismarck to Fargo. He said conditions across the state were in fine shape despite a strike in Fargo and urged laws to curb child labor and to appoint a labor commissioner with deputies and an inspector.
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Howley
Minnesota
Gov
I Howley
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Farge
Mandan
Bismarck
Newa Dakota
Mr. Howley
Thia
Veteran Conductor Verdegan Dies in Jamestown
Mathias C Verdegan longtime Northern Pacific conductor died of typhoid pneumonia in Jamestown after two weeks illness. He traveled from Green Bay Wis for burial accompanied by wife, father and sister with railway conductors and Foresters orders representatives. He leaves a wife and child and was active in Foresters and the Order of Railway Conductors.
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M.C. Verdegan
Jamestown
Mathias C. Verdegan
Elehth Avenue
Tomestown
Mr Verdegan
Sand Point
Tho
Green Bay
Wis
Atucte Vecdugan
Michael Murphy
Order of Foresters
Charles McAll
Order of Railway
Grand Lodge Prep With Mino Night Plans In Magic City
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge assembly in the Magic City prompts a 1 fineting Tuesday meeting to finalize arrangements for July 18 and 11. Local lodge members urged to attend to invite representatives from every town in the state while Minot details and entertainment plans are discussed. A new long distance line connected Goodrich area farms enabling talks with farmers within twelve miles. Former state treasurer I E Bonker, now El Paso resident, reportedly became a Texas land deal millionaire. Great Western Elevator to rebuild Hunter structure on site of last year’s fire destruction.
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Mino
The
Knights of Pythias
Magic City
Minot, Nhy
Entertainment Inc
E. Bonker
Texas
el Paso
Great Western Elevator Company
Hunter
Government to send four survey parties to western North Dakota
Milton Whitney in Washington plans to dispatch four three man crews after July 1 to conduct reconnaissance across the western North Dakota area around the 100th meridian. Teams start July 1 at Minot and Williston with HQs along the Great Northern line and in Bismarck and Dickinson. Frank Sennett leads a detailed Richland county survey with headquarters at Walpoleton in early progress.
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North
Minot
N. D
Macy H. Lapham
Williston
Great Northern Road
Bismarck
Dickinson
Richland County
Frank Sennett
Walpeton
Shi
Mandan to Gain Right of Way South of City
A Northern Pacific right of way agent worked near Mandan last week to acquire land for a branch line south of the city. Construction will soon begin, boosting Mandan business and land values in Southern Morton County. The project will create a wider trade area, turning Mandan into a wholesale hub for farmers supplies and grain shipments.
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Mandan
Northern Pacific Railroad
Morton County
Bowbells Man Dead After Poison Drink Incident
Frank J. Glenn a leading Bowbells resident aged about forty two died after ingesting bedbug poison mistaken for alcohol while trying to dull a slight cold. He lived in Howhetts nearly fourteen years and served as a mail route official. He left a wife and two children, ages eleven and five.
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Frank J. Glenn
Rush for hail insurance boosts Jamestown business
Favorable weather and crop prospects drive the heaviest hail insurance activity ever seen in Jamestown. Farmers who earlier balked at insurance now rush to cover to the limit as a Jamestown agency reports a policy push that has already surpassed 204 writeups this season. City Attorney Wilder wins dismissal of two damage suits over sewage discharges into the James River as the city expands its septic bank and improves conditions.
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Jamestown
Hall
Bolicitors
Wilder
James River
Adventists Baptized Seventy-Five at Velva Campmeeting
The Seventh Day Adventists closed a ten day Velva campmeeting in the park by the Mouse river. Seventy five baptisms were reported with about two hundred scattered around the park and an estimated attendance of two thousand. A single day collection totaled twenty two thousand dollars for home and foreign missions.
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Velva
Mouse River
North Dakota News Highlights From Jamestown to Mayville
Reports note robberies at Brivsmade and a busy Market day in Avia mosine. Tax questions in McLean county, payouts and improvements in Jamestown, and numerous weather, farm, and municipal updates across counties.
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Niathgate
Crear Week
Brivsmade
Avia Mosine
Frondigent and Norways Historic Trade and Culture Scene
A garbled OCR fragment describes Frondigent’s 1847 centennial town celebration and Trondheim as Norway’s historic hub. It notes forestry industry, shipbuilding, religious architecture, and the visit of Swedes and Danes to Copenhagen. The piece references cultural exhibitions, royal and church topics, and Nordic federation era sentiment.
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Margaretta Heisser
State Fair Board
Nami Chief
New
Goodrich
Western Counties
Nott
McLean County
Bortow
Blaxton
Roy Gratias
Courtenay
Furti
Stutamon County
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Maxhast
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Juan Mundo
Ghaka
Frewo
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Euistopal
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Kone Tan
Fhetwood
Vane
American Society of Equity
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Ward
Jon Moliter
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Surreten
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Linge
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Putin
Syeahime
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Kbuer
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Nai
Bimal Fotalemkuiiy
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Catirti
Guetar
Social Dermocratic Party of
Stockholm
Sock Holm
Odtand
Hardiel Dawe
al Bich
Aber Werner Stamp Dogten
Merrie Weetnim
Tirmerty
Ofewey Vlyitc
Dresden
Tibet
Sion
Herat
Anton
Mui
Wwe
Eurioya Pumere
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Ion Dradrlinl
Copenhagen
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Copenden
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