Sheep raising on a small farm offers gains with little work
Ferrell of Ashtabula analyzes a 1916 100 investment in ten ewes and 1917 actions, showing sales of wool and lambs and total outlays. He asserts few farmers nearby cannot fence a small lot, defend sheep from dogs, and price per head holds value. The piece notes broader state debates on interstate commerce and education law, plus county legal fights on Workmen’s Compensation and library control.
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Ferrell
Ashtabula
Ewes
Davina
Governor Frazier Subpoenaed in Bowen Case at Beach
Capital reports Governor Lynn Frazier faces testimony as a witness in the Bowen cattle poisoning affair. Sheriff Pierzina and States Attorney Gallagher are also tied to the case. A private investigator’s findings and possible testimony in Beach set the stage for days of hearings.
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Bismarck
N. D
Lynn Frazier
J.F. Sullivan
Mandan
Pierzina
Gallagher
Golden Valley County
S Witneas
iBeach
Ano - Autre Artes Bonen
Bowen
Frank Evans
Apecial Atockman
Iniot Bier
Fargo College Conservatory Opens Season With Noted Faculty
The Fargo College Conservatory opened its season on September 1, showcasing a faculty of renowned instructors including Ralph Ganz, the Shevinnes, C. W. Clark, Percy Grainger, Oscar Saenger, and others. Director Albert J. Stephens leads the conservatory with a strong Northwest presence, overseeing a college orchestra of about 80 and a prominent piano and voice program. The Normal Training Department is led by Elizabeth Weiler and Julia Lois tent, with Peuerite L. Beard guiding the music department.
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Fargo College Conservatory
Northwest
Ralph ‘Ganz
the Shevinnes
C. W. Clark
Percy Grainger
Oscar Saenger
Herbert Withermn
Léon Sametini
Felix Borowski
Fanny Bloomerfield
Zeialer
Edward Collins
Julia L.casatera
Hollis Dann
Conservatory
Orchre
C Tory
Albert J. Stephens
Fargo Symphony Orchestra
Fargo
George W. Weiler
Ganz
Voice Es
Manzanita B. Stephens
Elizabeth Weiler
Pulf Ganz
Julia Lois Tent
Beareus
Peuerite L. Beard
Walter Ding
Ce Music
Ea Atl Lege
Funeral services held for Carl Rode in Valley City
Carl Edward Rode son of Mr and Mrs J E N Rode of Fifth Avenue Valley City died in an automobile accident near Crookston Minnesota on a Saturday evening. He was born December 31 1901 in Sinai Brookings County South Dakota and moved to Valley City in 1908. He attended Ritchie School and two years of high school in Valley City and one year in Brookings. He had been working for Senator Oscar Nesvig at Buxton North Dakota. His death drew a large church gathering with Rev Eugene Nelson delivering a comforting message from John 18 7. The body rested at Woodbine Cemetery awaiting Christ’s return.
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Carl Rode
J. E. N. Rode
Fifth Avenue
Carl Edward Rode
Sinai
Brookings County
S. D
Valley City
N. D
Ritchie School
Alley
Brookings
Oscar Nesvig
Buxton
Crookston
Minn
Carl
War League
Ahd Te Oe Orle
Eugene Nelson
Coe
Woodbine Tenetary
Daily notes and visits from Fargo to Valley City
Wednesday's Daily records Fargo visitor Mrs Meldahl, Detroit Minn guests J L Howard and wife, and other arrivals. Reports of travel to Minneapolis for five bank notes and various local happenings. A hunting season hint, a car accident inquiry, and a sea voyage remark feature alongside short notices of residents and a bank statement roundup.
Drake University Attorney Page Visiting City Friends
Attorney James F. Page dean of Drake University's extension division arrived from Des Moines Iowa and will spend a few days in the city visiting friends. He was formerly partner to M J Englert in the firm Englert. Mrs Page is a brother in law of G W Hanna and will be a guest at the Hanna Englert and other homes. Page is greatly pleased with Vi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Page
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Page
M. J. Englert
Being & Englert
Post Office Janitors Stockpile Lignite Coal for Heating
The janitor force at the post office is busy taking in and storing about 150 tons of lignite coal to carry the heating proposition through to next spring, ensuring warmth during the colder months.
Taken Up Saddle Pony With Brands Near Hanna Pulse 8140
A saddle pony weighing about 900 pounds with three white markings and a brand on the left hip has been taken up near property. Owners urged to pay charges to reclaim. Contact Hanna Pulse at 8140 59 or telephone 916 F23 two.
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Hanna
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