Power irrigation plans discussed at Fergus Falls meeting
A Fergus Falls circle discussed using electricity to induce rain and support irrigation along the Red River valley. G. B. Kidder and others noted a rising interest in power for farming and rural needs, with plans potentially linking river banks and regional farms to electricity, signaling broader use ahead. The talk highlighted farmers across both sides of the river needing power for irrigation as rainfall remained inconsistent.
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G. B. Kidder
The
Otter Rer Co
Fergus Falls
Red River
Kidder
Ming
Indian School Items and Upcoming Lecture in Wahpeton
On Wednesday night stereopticon pictures depicted world traditions and on Sunday night homes from different continents were shown. Supt Carter commented, Dillstrom moves to White Earth school as disciplinarian, Keeler of Bakota replaces him, Miss Cook resigns as matron, Mrs Dickinson appointed. Boys shovel snow, Breckenridge beats girls and boys in basketball, girls win practice against Breckenridge. Miss Mallman from St Paul hired as cook. Col GO Shields, editor and author, will lecture in Wahpeton on Saturday February 26, presenting Great Pictures of Animals and Birds. admission 25 cents.
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Supt
Carter
Dillstrom
White Earth School
Keeler
Bakota
Col
GO. Shields
York City
Recreation
Wahpeton
Evolution of naval signaling from flags to semaphore
A historical overview traces signaling methods from medieval flag and lantern usage to daylight signals, with sails raised or lowered to convey letters. It notes the 17th century shift to ball and cone mast positions, night lantern colors, and 18th century flag systems for orders. It mentions Trafalgar signals by light and flags and cites Sir Home Popham and Chappe as key inventors.
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Trafalgar
Home Popham
Chappe
London Telegraph
Amateurs stage King Cole pantomime with a grand cast
The Ri chland County amateur troupe rehearses for a two night extravagan za production titled King Cole with Court scene at the King palace garden fete in the forest and the old woman in the shoe. The cast includes Mrs Mayme Mo Stintock Rudolph Gilles C E Lounsbury Miss Helen Weimar Miss Lilian Morden and many others. Over a hundred performers will be costumed in detail and the show is expected to draw large crowds for both performances.
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King Palace
King’s Forest
Mary
Mayme Mo_ Stintock
Rudolph Gilles
C. E. Lounsbury
Sinbad
Frank
Bernard
Little Bol
Helen Weimar
Lilian Morden
Senor Mora
Vern Hoffmar
Fama Mitton
Worf
Richland County
Ada Albright
Messrs
Allen
Woves
Snow
Shrapnel Shells and Their Lethal Range in War
An article from Pearson's Weekly explains shrapnel shells used in modern warfare. It details a three inch shell containing 210 to 360 lead bullets, a time fuse, and the rapid flight and explosive mechanics that unleash a deadly cone of bullets. It notes bullets exit faster than the shell and describe the shell’s wide impact and variations among governments.
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Pearson’s
Great step in interpreting life about eternal spiritual Betsy
A historical quote reflects on life, viewing events as ultimately spiritual. It emphasizes a broad, philosophical shift toward belief in the spiritual meaning behind happenings. The statement invokes a sense of discovery and progress in understanding existence.
Breckenridge elects Bodson mayor by two votes
Henry Bodson defeated incumbent J. J. McCabe for Breckenridge mayor in a close city election on Tuesday. Bodson won 141 to 138 after a recount, with A W Fulmer named alderman unopposed. Dr. Zimmerman beat Silverthorn in the second ward, Bronson topped John Stull in the third ward, E Matson won city treasurer, and Frank Everdell elected city justice amid low turnout. The initial tally favored McCabe by one, but a second count gave Bodson a two vote plurality.
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Henry Bodson
J. J. McCabe
Breckenridge
Bodson
McCabe
A.W. Fulmer
Dr. Zimmerman
Silverthorn
Bronson
John Stull
National Committeeman Candidates for State Issue
There are no candidates in the 1d for Democratic National Committee from this state. John Bruegger of Williston and JH Perry of Eliendale are named. Bruegger, the present incumbent, has long been active in the Democratic party. Perry is current chair of the state central committee and an active party worker. Delegates to the National Convention are chosen at the primary election.
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Democratic National Committee
John Bruegger
Williston
JH. Perry
Eliendale
Bruegger
Perry
Democratic State Central Committee
Sale of Personal Property and Explosive Testing
The sale notes a March first possession for the Ford farm with horses cattle and harness to be sold. It lists Fifteen good young horses three mares one team and other livestock plus odds and ends. A test describes how damp iodide of nitrogen on viol strings caused an explosion at a specific vibration rate.
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Ford Farm
Dutch Barges In the Thames Ancient Thames Traders
A fragment from Westminster notes the long standing presence of large Dutch barges in the Thames near London Bridge. The piece recalls Dutch sailors ashore smoking and the historic rights granted by William III to trade, suggesting the boats remain a familiar sight and symbol of old maritime ties.
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Thames
London
William
London Bridge
Westminster
Lincoln presidential delegates seek to enter contest
Fragmentary notes discuss a president and his political allies seeking to influence a nomination process. The text hints at a presidential definition and the entry of delegates from a state to the national convention, with unspecified candidates and arrangements. The readable parts reference endorsements and possible opposition to a formal contest.
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Ieee
Lee
Desperadoes Raid Rooming House in Minneapolis
Three robbers storm a Minneapolis rooming house early today. Samuel Beam lodger was shot four times during the hold up and may die. Mrs Johnson and her twin five year old daughters were fired upon as residents screamed. Beam was taken to the city hospital in critical condition.
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Johnson
Samuel Beam
Minneapolis
Agawasie School Notes Highlight Student Activities
President Smith visited Minot and a busy week unfolds with a student-led program, birthdays, and classwork across Domestic Economy, sewing, knitting, infant feeding, and German studies. A series of current history lectures by Prof. Morehart were also announced amid campus events and faculty notices.
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Oscar Hall
Fergus Falls
Pete Tievats
Velass
Ie Jungfrau von Orleans
Morehart
Dewey Lyle Signed by Duluth Northern League Team
Breckenridge star Dewey Lyle has been signed by Da by O'Brien to join the Duluth Northern League club for the upcoming season.
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Dewey Lyle
Breckenridge
O'Brien
Duluth
Science Records Narrow Win Over Ellen dale
Science defeated Ellen dale 26 to 21 in a hard fought game at the 8 8 8 gym Tuesday evening. Sewrey sparked Science with the first basket and Anderson led the center play as Science surged from a 6 2 deficit to lead 14 9 at halftime. The second half kept Science ahead as Ellendale challenged but could not overtake the visitors. The game featured crowd noise and a posting of two ceiling strings prompting a brief protest from Ellendale before time and final score settled the matter.
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Eilendale
Sewrey
Anderson
AU Center
Ellenale
Science
Elendale
Oys
North End
Ellendale
Jany School
Valentine Party At Maso place II Draws 75 Alumni
The Ladies of the W R G held a Valentine party at Maso place II with about 75 attendees. A fish pond auction and hay bale setup provided entertainment and refreshments.
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Maso Ple II
Mutual Concern Forming Loud North Dakota News Press
The North Dakota Press Association plans a mutual insurance company for newspapers. A special committee seeks pledges of at least 200 and substantial business to secure rent. Statewide efforts include several providers joining, with dues around 2000 per state. A benefit dance is set at the Armory today February 22.
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North Dakota
North Dassola Press Association
Grand Forks
All Pub
Tie Association
Crazy
Devi Lake
Forkner
Langeon
Richiter
Larimore
Lee
Antier
Monard
McHenry
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