Sells and Downs Circus Delights Then Disappoints Minot Crowd
Report from Minot about Sells and Downs circus arrival at G. N. yards. Ten dollar crowd estimated near 10 000 as tents rise and parade starts. Free exhibition and side show cited as fake with high ticket prices and graft. Critics praise some acts but call the overall show a failure.
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Sells and Down's
G. N
Gentlaman
Ben
Minot
Sells & Downs
Coxt
Wheat price urged by American Society of Equity
The American Society of Equity organized in Indianapolis urges farmers to hold wheat at no less than $1.00 per bushel based on Chicago prices and farm costs. It warns against selling below $1 and against holding for higher prices to avoid a future surplus and lower prices. Prominent argument cites average yields and costs per acre.
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American Society of Equity
Indianeapolis
Chicago
Fine Threshing Outfit Sold to Hugh Fe Hunter
Allen Odell and M Jacobson's salesman sold Hugh FE Hunter a threshing outfit on Saturday. The rig includes a 20 horsepower double compound engine and a 36 60 double separator with feeder weigher view stacker and complete components. Fredeen Stewart offer prizes of 2.50 for best bundle of oats wheat and barley brought to their office.
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Allen Odell
M. Jacobson
Hugh FE
Hunter
Justin Reeves
Fredeen & Stewart
Sample of chrome grass shown by Ed Kettleson farm
Farmers bring grain samples as a state exhibit. One standout chrome grass sample from Ed Kettleson’s farm near town stands four feet high and yields four tons per acre. Cattle readily eat it and its seeds reseed for years. Some cuttings yield two tons per acre then another two and a half tons later.
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Eetah
Ed. Kettleson
Army Worms Threaten Wheat Across North Dakota
Alarm spreads as reports reach North Dakota Agricultural College Professor Waldron that army worms devastate wheat in the northwest. Descriptions suggest wheat head army worms. Waldron heads to Rugby and will survey all affected districts to plan control measures.
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Beett
Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Johnston condemns egg-throwing incident in Bowbells
Editor Johnston of Flaxton laments an egg-throwing attack in Bowbells. He says the act was not by local businessmen but by saloon keepers and their followers, harming Bowbells’ image and statewide fonds. He expresses sympathy for Bowbells residents and criticizes the deed.
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Jéhnston
Flaxton
Minot Montt&y
Johnnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Property Owners Consider Suit Over City Walk Grades
Rumors say multiple property owners will sue the city over the grade set for permanent walks. The adopted grade reportedly leaves several business houses one to three feet above the sidewalk.
Rancher Ole Thygeson Robbed at Circus
Ole Thygeson, a well known rancher over 60, withdrew $300 from Second National Bank to buy cattle but was robbed during a circus side show when a man grabbed his roll of bills. He did not notify police promptly, and the incident is being investigated.
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Ole Thygeson
Second National Bank
Jtrounds
Mr. Thygeson
Printers and Barbers to Clash in City Baseball Game
A unique ball game is planned between printers and barbers in the city. Several skilled players from both trades are on the rosters, with type stickers favored to win. George Wilson and Marshall McClure are reported to form the battery for the printers.
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George Wilson
Marshall McClure
Barb Wire Shipments Boost State Retail Trade
Martin Jacobson sold 10 400 pounds of barb wire in one day while 200 000 pounds arrived for a retail dealer. The shipment is believed the largest ever to the state. Hundreds of miles of barb defence have been built in Ward County this year.
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Martin Jacobson
Jacobson
Ward
Hoff Furniture Dealer Fails in Northwest
J C Hoff, a long known Northwest furniture dealer, failed. His store was closed by Sheriff Scofield after a levy of 3650 to cover debts to Draper Maynard Co Decater Kenneth Clark Co and John Les lie Paper Co. He claimed 2000 still unpaid and blamed poor collections but could have paid with time. He had built a large stock and decent trade over years.
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J. C. Hoff
Northwest
Ilis
Sheriff Scofield
Draper Maynard Co
Decater
Kenneth Clark Co
John Leslie Paper Co
Noff
Hoff
Blaisdell-Bird Co Bond Approved by County Board
The Blaisdell Bird Co had its $10 000 bond approved by the Board of County Commissioners on Friday and began operations Saturday. John Bates runs the business and brings significant experience as an abstractor. The company shows very bright prospects.
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Blaisdell-Bird Co
Board of County Commissioners
John Bates
Bates
Sam Ready Money Drafted as Breeding Stallion Ad
Sam Ready Money is a four year old dark bay stallion described with strong conformation and good disposition. The notice states he will sire foals for the upcoming breeding season, with terms and care details, and mentions a past incident of damage by the animal. Ownership by Nick M. Behm and contact through Soo Line promotional materials are noted.
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Sam
Sam Reidy
Snake Incident Leaves Bottineau Man Insane
Fred Diss of Bottineau reported a snake entering on July 4 and his ensuing mental breakdown. The sheriff took him into custody. He had been bitten by a snake as a boy, which likely influenced his condition.
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Fred Diss
Bottineau
Plague Under Control In Bowbells And Town
J J D Windell and Dr Henry Windell recover from typhoid fever after a severe outbreak. Dr Bell of Kenmare also nearing recovery. In Bowbells, plague is under control with all patients improving.
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J. J. D. Windell
Henry Windell
Bell of
Kenmare
Bowbells
Pinney Bound Over After Devils Lake Visit
E B Pinney is bound over to appear before the court Wednesday following his return from Devils Lake where he traveled to defend against government embezzlement charges. Attorney John J Coyle represented Pinney at the hearing.
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John J. Coyle
Devils Lake
E. B. Pinney
Pinney
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