Unoccupied land and farming plan urged by Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal argues for a workable plan to put landless men onto farms, noting Minnesota has vast unoccupied acreage and a need for affordable entry capital. Vincent Astor is highlighted for agrarian work and experiments at Rhinnouff Farm, while the U S Reclamation Service estimates about two thousand dollars may be needed to start a settler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Astor
Sulzer
New York
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Astor
Rhinnouff
N. C
Minnesota
United States Reclamation Service
Minneapolis Journal
North Dakota House Rejects Senate Public Drinking Cup Bill
Fargo Forum reports the North Dakota House defeated Senate Bill 23 introduced by Senator Gromveld to abolish the public drinking cup. Lawmakers, amid a busy session, did not grasp the bill’s provisions and the lobby fountains debate. Supporters vow a reconsideration to pass the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
House of Represtatalives
Senate
Gromveld
House
Capitol
North
Dakkota
Dairy Show Costs Scrutinized By Barnes County Group
Critics argue about the price gap between two events the Barnes County association backed. Dairy show supporters say manufacturers of dairy supplies contributed funds and dairy products were sold for cash to cover expenses, unlike the poultry show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Trenty
Hove
Yor Caah
Amateur exhibitors promote poultry industry in county fair
The article notes amateur participants aim to boost the poultry industry in the county. Admission fees are nominal and the exhibits are of high quality, offering little direct mannelal benefit.
Northern Grown Seeds Initiative Encouraged by College
The Agricultural College reports high demand for Northern Grown seed ranging from corn and oats to barley and timothy. Seed labs test purity and growth, offering buyers access to high quality stock while seed houses seek clean grain suitable for grading and cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
North
Legislature Buys Higher Pay for Lower Branch
The lower branch passes a bill raising member pay from 3 to 10 dollars daily. Critics say the session could be cut by half with a companion measure reducing length and membership, noting wasted time on foot bills and factional squabbles. Some suggest efficiency could rise with reform.
Odd Fellows Seek to Build Orphans Home in Valley City
The Odd Fellows of the state plan an orphans home for children of deceased members. Valley City is praised as an ideal site with parks, clean social conditions, and excellent railroad facilities. Local members would work hard to bring the home and attract support from business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Citiaeng
Valley City
Governor Hanna Seeks Outside Expert Accountants for State Finances
The governor of North Dakota, Hanna, asks the legislature to empower him to hire expert accountants from outside the state to audit state finances and accounting systems. Backlash from proponents of a strictly local, North Dakotan approach arises, but supporters call the plan nonpolitical and businesslike.
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Hanna
Big Wieh
North Dakota
North
Hat
Ike
Steele Ozene
North Dakota Bribe Charge Hits Bismarck Legislator
A Bismarck legislator is charged with offering a bribe and will be filed in the district court. Attorney General Miller swore to the complaint, marking a significant corruption case in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bismarck
Miller
Dairy convention lesson noted in local chatter
Fragmentary farm page text mentions dairy topics and milk maid antics, with ad notes and local nostalgia. It reads like a light community bulletin about farming life and a dairy focus, hinting at humorous or everyday rural concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Public School Notes Focus on Washington Program and Games
The V H 8 basketball team defeated Tower City Hy 8 39 to 22 on Saturday Feb 22. A P Paulson spoke to students last Friday. Various grades report absences and returns, including Irene Setzer Irene Stiles and James Peake. The Freshmen presented a Washington Program with essays readings and poems. The 5th to 9th grades offered recitations songs and tributes to Washington and Lincoln. The 6th grade conducts weather records maps and school news reporting. Lincoln School hosted programs for Washington and Lincoln with many visitors and a decorated lunch for teachers. Basketball schedule lists games against Ritchie and Model schools this week.
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Tower City Hy
A. P. Paulson
Thomas DeLancey
Acher
the Normal
Washington
Irene Setzer
Irene Stiles
Jeasie Noxon
Itlness
James Peake
Hines
Francis Pray
Charley Stove
Cooperstown
Lincoln
Idnecoin
Evenue
United States
Miss Sanderson
Lincoln School
Geo. Washington
Avraham Lincoln
Lincon
Land
Zabel
Jtiudson
Miss White
Miss Anderson
Florence Herald
Ritchie
New Biography Titles At The Public Library
The public library adds new biographies and memoirs drawing interest in lives of notable figures. Titles include Browning Letters of Robert and Elizabeth Browning, Henry lay by Schurz, Mark Twain by Paine, Franklin Autobiography, Keller Story of My Life, Hawthorne and his Wife, Father Lacombe, Abraham Lincoln by Sahara, My Larger Education, and George Washington by Irving.
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Puble
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Pallmer
Alice Freeman Palmer
Robert and
Migabeth Browning
Browning
Robert
Elizabeth Browning
Lay
Henry
Schurz
Clemens
Mark Twain
Paine New
Franklin
Keller
Hawthorne
Julian Hawthorne
Lacombe
Hughes
New
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Sahara
Palmer
Alice Freeman
Washington
B. T
George Washington
Irving
Valley City Endorsements Encourage Doan’s Kidney Pills
Valley City resident George LaMott cites a year of kidney pains and backache before using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Dakota Drug Co. He reports a rapid improvement and cure. The ad notes Doan’s price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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Valley City
George LaMott
Normal Ave
N. D
Doan
Dakota Drug Co
Foste-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ahelp
Deene— Se
Sir Samuel and Sarah Sing Nativity of a School Recital
A narrative recounts Sir Samuel Simons rescuing Sarah Samson from drowning with swift swimming and steadfast support. The piece shifts to Miss Lillian Healey’s piano recital featuring students Ella May Boyd Celia Anderson and others. Widespread obituary notes report W. Hurley, prominent Sargent county editor, traveling for his father Wa Hurley’s funeral after heart failure.
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W. 5. Hurley
Sargent County
Steele
Forman
Hurley
Brown
John Hurley
T. F. Marshall
The Young Man of the Bridge in Constantinople
In Constantinople a Moorish betrothal unfolds with a night wedding arranged by parents. Ayxa falls in love with the mysterious “young man of the bridge,” the groom-to-be Muley Abdul, who is revealed as the same lover she met by the water. A dramatic reunion follows as Ayxa discovers her chosen husband awaiting her.
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Constantinople
Europe
Africa
Ayalud
Ayxu
Muley
Muley Abdul
Wen
Tangier
Tripari
Axa
Moorlah
Ayzxa
Ayxa
Wit
Aysxi
Hin
bin Awoon
Valley City Women Save Money with Minnesota Macaroni
Valley City households swap meat for Minnesota Macaroni twice a week, pleasing men with savings and a nutty flavor. The ad touts Minnesota Macaroni as four times as nutritious as beefsteak, easier to digest, and costing about one cent per dish, plus recommends the cut macaroni for even cooking.
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Valley City
Minnesota
Guard Against Appendicitis With Simple Buckthorn Mix
Valley City residents advised to use a German remedy Adlerlitks containing buckthorn bark and glycerine to prevent appendicitis. A single dose reportedly relieves sour stomach and indigestion instantly by antisepticizing the organs and drawing out impurities. M. J. Fleming, former foreman, returns to duties after an appendicitis operation in Minneapolis.
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Valley
Dakota Drug Co
M. J. Fleming
Minneapolis
Dan
Imes-Record Print ‘Company
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Paxera
No. Dak
Papar
Public School Notes
Mano Solo
Pear
Wright
Cristyertesee Theo
Merchant Reading
Teerece Cocreees
Phoebe Gordon
Chlettan
Vrreoy
Sadel Fupber
Atle Henderson
Hilma Olson
Sone Washington Memoriala
S.s
Olaf Somdah
Eliza Cook
Geo
Frank Wyttenbach
J. Biggs
Panama Canal
Public Library
Samuel Simons
Sarah Samson
Sir Samuel
Sarah
Sam
Sally
Lillian Healey
Hasayon Sehumann—Prancer Pray
Ella May Boyd
Porter Trene Algeo
Grawford Beacham
Mis Healy
Sereee Smith
Celia Anderson
the Wanderer
Paradise
Alice Earley
Jane Burbank
Ces Gaynor
Lady Coleman Sweet Clover
Frances Starkey Fa Chasse
Burgmuller
Lote Thomas Shepherd
Eva Coop
Northrup Walzey
Jengen Lillian Ford
Griee
Florence Granger
Lonely Wanderer
Gries
Clara Schroeder
Tlmalok
Story
Lion
Fox
Theobin
Jocko
Mr. Lion
Mr. ToneOnly
Mr. Pox
Mr. Fox
Duddy
Jack
Evelyn
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