Farmer voter warning against Murphyism in county election
A county letter warns Republican voters that small papers push the Murphyism slogan to rally farmers for the machine. It criticizes graft in county government, calls for open primaries, and urges voters to choose honest, upright men at the polls. Public notice urges scrutiny of papers and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphymmn
Guel An Eeey
Hansbrough
Havn
Ee County
McKenzie
Appelton
Booklovers
Murphy
Herbold Tribune
Ryder News
Renville County Tribune
Murphyiam
Good Government League
Ward
Momonedos Indsynd
South Dakota
Mr. Palmer
Voter
Commercial Club Has an Awakening in Minot
Minot Commercial Club has been active with new officers elected. I. M. Davis is president, C. L. Prescott first vice president, John dir vice president, Emery Olmstead treasurer. Dues raised, membership aimed at 100, and honorary memberships offered to local newspapermen and clergymen. The group plans to attract factories and other industries for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot Commercial Club
M. Davis
C. L. Prescott
John
Emery Olmstead
Noted Opposition to Preserving La Follete Name
The town of La Follete in Southern Ward county faces relocation to the proposed railroad three miles south. Geo J Smith urged Soo Line official Pennington to keep the La Follete name, but Bennington declined to perpetuate it.
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la Follete
Ward County
Geo. J. Smith
Pennington
The
Soo
Bennington
Stockman Warns Against Letting Stock Run Down
A stockman warns that allowing young stock to lose 75 to 150 pounds in winter wastes feed and erodes last summer gains, stressing it does not pay to let stock deteriorate.
Free Lands and Homestead Rules in North Dakota 1905
North Dakota remains a major free land state as of June 30 1905 with 7 050 206 acres open to entry. Five land offices report untaken acres and leading entry totals show Minot and Duluth among top offices. state lands include 2 600 000 acres held for education and public institutions. Rules outline age residency and marital status for homestead rights including restrictions on multiple entries and 16 acre limits.
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North Dakota
Maele Sam
Bismarck
Burleigh
Emmons
Foster
I Kidder
Logan
Devils Lake
To-Wit
Ous
Benson
Bottineau i
Rollette
Towner
Welle
Dickinson
Billing
Capeee
Starkees
Fargo
Dickey
Eddy
Origes
Richland
Sargent
Minot
Grand Forks
Union
Duluth
Minn
Fargood
Congress
W. C. Gilbreath
N. C
Homestead Entry Rules and Fees for Dakota Lands
The Fargo Forum outlines homestead entry rules for soldiers and settlers postwar, detailing residence requirements, commutation options at $1.26 per acre after fourteen months, and new entry allowances. It lists 160 acre limits, title perfection, multiple entries, and fees varying by acreage in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fargo Forum
Prof Ladd Endorsed by Medical Society and Public Over Pure Food Laws
Food Commissioner E F Ladd receives hundreds of letters praising his enforcement of the pure paint and pure food laws. North Dakota’s Sixth District Local Medical Society passed a resolution endorsing his efforts and urging professional support. He also reports daily letters from across the United States praising his work, averaging twenty-five daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Bismarck
Local
Medical Society of
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
Nils
Food Commissioner
YV. H. Buckney
W. O. Ramatad
F. M. Smyth
Ladd Hag
United States
Fargo Seeks Bigger District for Land Office
An effort in Bismarck would segregate about 300000 acres of vacant government land into the Fargo district. Townships from Ashley to Cathay would shift, forcing settlers to travel farther to transact land office business. The plan follows a prior move to discontinue Fargo and move records to Bismarck, with uncertain success as officials weigh the change.
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Fargo
Fargo Land Office
Bismarck
Aahley
Wishek
Tappen
Crystal Springs
Medina
Cleveland
Sykeston
Bowdon
Feasenden
Cathay
Trase Act
ForKo Landoffice
Department of the Interior
Grand Forks
Deville Lake
Bramarck
Hismarck
Arrington
The Manure Spreader and Farm Fertility
The manure spreader improves field fertility by even spreading, reducing labor and waste, and enabling better use of manure on crops like clover and wheat. It helps farmers save manure, utilize by products, and optimize rotation, while stressing home use of phosphorus and efficient fertilization. Cited by W B Anderson Posey Co Ind and C G Hopking University of Illinois.
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Acre
W. B. Anderson
Posey Co
Ind
Farmera
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
J. M. Wilson
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tha Clothing and Shoe
Main Street
N. D
State
Prof. Ladd
Europe
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