Creamery at Clarks Grove Drives Local Prosperity
A Minnesota dispatch notes the Clarks Grove creamery near Albert Lea, the first cooperative plant in Minnesota, milked 1,426 cows producing about 167 pounds of butter fat annually per cow and $45.73 per cow in value. The mutual, debt-free plant has paid patrons $1.8 million over 23 years, boosting local farming, fodder crops, and land fertility while supporting steady year-round employment.
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Clarks Grove
Minnesota
Morton County
Cowe
Governor appoints Rev 8 A Danford humane officer role
Governor Han na appoints Rev 8 A Danford to the humane officer post with broad approval. Danford, a well known M I clergyman, will bring dignity to the office after a prior appointee tied to scandals led to resignation and Col. Alex Scott’s succession.
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A. Danford
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M. I
Burke
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Alex Scott
Patterson praised for Bismarck hotel in Cooperstown dialogue
The Cooperstown Courier and a critic exchange sharp jabs over H. G. Patterson of Bismarck. The hotel The McKenzie is praised as a quality stop, while Patterson faces political reproach and questions about past deals and profiteering.
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H. G. Patterson
Bismarck
McKenzie
Capitol
Patterton
Old Town
Cooperstown
Percy
Paterson
The
Courier
Patterson
Tribshaw
agitation over jail labor law proposal
The article argues for a law forcing convicts to perform labor while jailed to cover board costs. It criticizes the current system where inmates receive meals and shelter with limited town liberty and suggests punishment requires meaningful hard work during confinement.
Promised Reforms Fail to Materialize in Bismarck
In Bismarck observers note several promised reforms have not materialized. The public expects a woman's safvage bill, while initiatives refer endim and recall are unlikely to be supported by Prohibition forces.
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Bismarck
Renegade preacher confirmed by State tax panel
The Litchville Bulletin notes no grievance over the confirmation of the renegade preacher to the State tax commission. The paper labels itself the county’s only democratic paper and reports the political action without protest.
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Litchville Bulletin
State Tax Commission
Dairy Exhibit Promises Highlight at Mouse River Loop Institute
The dairy exhibit at the Mouse River Loop Mid Winter Pair and Farmers Institute in the Armory features as a main draw. Readable details indicate dates February 18 19 20 and locations at Mnet Armory.
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Mouse River Loop
Armory
Mnet
Two Scenes in Two Lives
An elder man and a middle aged woman in a rural setting survive an auto crash. A surgeon and daughters care for the woman who sprains an ankle, while a friend recalls a tale of youthful choices and regret. The conversation hints at a pivotal life moment and long suppressed memory.
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Indy
Hoe
Ale
Feld
Aloce
Mr. Canifer
Papa
Alice
Finshe
Seven Leagued Boots Christmas Tale Told By Father
A bedtime tale recalls a boy Tom who wishes for dream boots. He seizes rapid travel and visits a town mayor, a king, and a grand feast before forgetting to hang the boots. The boots vanish and he returns home to his mother after a Christmas nightmare.
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Jace
Tom
Mat
Sald
Jeant
Hio
Abe
Cake Baking Tips From Historical Domestic Guide
The article explains using soft Winter wheat pastry flour for cakes and biscuits, proper moisture adjustments when swapping flours, and a two part baking powder blend. It covers creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, and oven management for cake batter rising and browning.
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Petia
Jaquan Mfg. Co
Measure and Mix in a Food Lesson From Early 20th Century
The piece blends cooking instructions for precise measuring of flour baking powder and sugar with a local news update about Carrington fire insurance rate hikes and a court case. It notes shifts after a fire and mentions Dr F E Salvage of Fargo and a jail commitment, plus a Progressive Republican League leader taking a grain buyer role and Carrington’s push for an insane asylum.
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