Cooperative purebred cattle plan for North Dakota farms
N S French argues for a stock cooperative to buy and share purebred bulls, reducing cost and freight. He outlines forming a local company with a small capital, rotating ownership, and relying on registry assurances to avoid fraud. The plan emphasizes linkage to dairy papers, limited personal visits, and preserving pure stock while avoiding crossbreeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. French
Berlin
Dakota Farmer
Beneft
Neigabors
Death of Capt Thomas Alderson linked to Mollie Maguire era
Narration recounts Capt Thomas Alderson chief of Reading Coal and Iron police who aided James McParlan in exposing the Mollie Maguires. It notes threats against McParlan, arrests, and a series of hangings, with Alderson credited for urging Pinkerton involvement and for his role in guiding prosecutions and the destruction of Mollie records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alderson
Devils Lake
Mollie Maguire
Anthyaette
Alderson
Reading Coal and Iron Police
Mollies
James McParlan
Reading
McParlan
Nestor
Capt
Is Offee
Franklin B. Gowan
Allan Pinkerton
Pinkerton
James McKenna
Coalt
McPerlan
Toy
Somme North Dakota State Fair Association formed
The Somme North Dakota State Fair Association for Fargo is incorporated with T W Smith as president and W A Scott as secretary and treasurer. The first board of directors includes Albert Garnett J H Mathews J B Folsom J W Smith C O Smith W A Scott W M House Hi W Greene G T Massingham Clark W Kelley Joseph Road and notable state officials Hon E Y Sarles governor Hon H I Holmes auditor and Hon W C Tubrede involved in agriculture and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Fargo
T.W. Smith
W. A. Scott
Albert’ Garnett
St. Thomas
Pembina County
J. H. Mathews
Tartmore
Grand Forks County
J.B. Folsom
J. W. Smith
John D. Benton
W. Greene
Leal
Barnes County
G T. Massingham
Mandan
Orton County
Clark W. Kelley
Devils Lake
Ramsey County
Joseph Road
Minot
Ward County
E. Y. Sarles
North Dakota
H. 1 Holmes
W.'¢. Tubrede
Obititeront “of Agriculture and Labor
North Dakota towns buzz with growth and plans listed
A long list reports rapid spring growth in Spiritwood and Carnet Lake areas, new buildings and expansions in Linton Har vey and Valley City, road, rail, water works projects, and civic upgrades. Citizens discuss creameries, schools, sidewalks, telephones, and new banks as counties plan floods of infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark County
North Dakota
Arte
Linton Tefe
Hannaford
Harvey
Wate
Kelthereamery
Devils Lab
Rageley
Spiritwood
Ggern
Wentmere
Washburn
Oakes Castle
Antilpatel Togsmand
Metatosh
M. Barthélemy
St. Cloud
Melfeny
Enderlin
Hatty
Devils Lake
Weaver Wins In Gas Fight
Organization forced by public clamor abandons efforts to lease. Company drops plan amid popular support from the mayor, saving the city from grafters.
Philadelphia Gas Lease Battle Ends in Withdrawal
Philadelphia May 20 After five days the Republican organization led by Insurance Commissioner Israel W Durham yielded to public opposition and withdrew United Gas Improvement Companys seventy five year lease extension offer. Mayor Weaver hailed a victory though the broader fight continues with injunctions pending against city officials and religious sermons referencing the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Republican “Organization
Israel W. Durham
United Gas Improvement Comany
Thomas Dolan
United Gas Improvement Company
Weaver
David Smythe
Public Safety
Peter E. Costello
Col. Sheldon Polit
J. Lincoln’ Acker
Gax
Poplar
Temple Baptist
Usta
Simdlay
Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln Acker
MIXBY WILL HAVE FULL CHARGE
Washington May 30 Tams Bixby, present chairman of the Dawes Commission, has been designated by the secretary of the interior to continue the work of the commission after it expires in July. The choice follows congressional direction. Bixby was selected for familiarity with the commission’s details and will hold all powers previously exercised by the full body, or duties not as extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I T
McParian
Polce
Bolles
McParlan
To Fee
Alderson
Linden
Thetarania
Conld
Denis Dowling
Molite
MePaPlan
Alderto
Aldernon
Arnault
Dawes Ini ‘Commission
Washington
Tams Bixby
Dawes Inian Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Bixby
Rescue Twice Turns Fatal For Milwaukee Fisherman
Frank Stoltenberg of 130 Market Street Milwaukee fell into Lake Pewaukee while fishing. Rescued by companions Frank Wilson and Harry Brown after his boat capsized, he was brought to shore but later drowned attempting to fish again. The incident occurred at Pewaukee Wisconsin on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lake Pewaukee
Pewaukee
Wis
Frank Stoltenberg
Market Street
Fshing
Lake Pewawkee
Jonce
Frank Wilson
Harry Brown
Olson found guilty of first degree murder in Peters on case
After two tours of deliberation the jury in the Carl M Olson murder case returns a verdict of first degree. The court fixes the penalty at life imprisonment for Olson for killing Paul Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Olson
Paul Peterson
Glencoe Founder Dr. AL Vander Hammond Dies at 86
Milwaukee headline notes the death of Dr. AL Vander Hammond aged eighty six at his home in Milwaukee. He founded Glencoe Illinois after long years in that town and was a prominent local figure in the early community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
Milwaukee
Wis
AL Vander Hammond
Lighting Chickamauga Park Illuminates Historic Battlefield
The Chickamauga military post near the historic battlefield lights seventy five principal buildings with acetylene. Sixty five street lamps illuminate the avenues along a six and a half mile network of pipes and wains. The War Department first tested acetylene at Fort Meyer in 1903, leading to large scale government use in schools and other institutions. The article notes the simple safe process of producing acetylene from water and carbide and praises its eye friendly qualities.
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Chickamauga Park
United States
Chickamauga
War Department
Fort Meyer
Virginia
Diplomacy. Tramp seeks meal at door in Cincinnati
A mid dle aged woman answers a knock and a hungry hobo asks for food. The man insists he can earn a living and jokes about being old enough to be the woman's grandfather. He sits at the kitchen table and helps himself to what’s available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pay of a Rose Grower in the Philadelphia Record
A rose grower, skilled in producing large headed, yard long stems, earns from 100 to 5000 dollars annually, with top growers serving the New York market. The piece notes roses grown in pots or outdoors require more effort to achieve first rate quality and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pois
New York
Dodd's Kidney Pills Credit Cure For Rheumatism
Tim Piney Flats resident D. Hilton touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as the cure for rheumatism after two days of use. He endured two years of pain in back hip and legs before relief without recurrence. The advertisement claims rheumatism stems from uric acid in the blood and pills restore kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Piney Flats
Tenn
Hilton
Big Place
Dodd
Mr. Hilton
Jose
Still Waiting For Literary Magazine Contributions
In a humorous exchange cited by the Chicago Journal, Mr Wrymer is pressed by Miss Probus about contributions to literary magazines. He defers with awkward hesitation, saying he hopes to contribute in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrymer
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. S. French
Mollie Maguires
Cavalier
Linton
Ellendale
Stats Board of School Lands
Berthold Die Hee
Johnson
Grand Forks
Errivon
Ackerman
Crosby
Kenmare
Ladies
Mayville
Paifente Wahpeton
Promie
Herrea Doane
Coat
Williams County
Jamestown
John Hurley
Lige Lauer
Marshal
Homer
Inderwood Citiean
Elt
Hankinson
Cavalier County
Power City
Valley City
Lisbon
Wimbledon
Hope O
Sarles
Valley Clr
Bismareker
Miain
Morgridge
Grand Harbor
Devils’ Lake
Oliver County
Williston
Barnes, Walsh
Lake Metigosie
Buffalo
M. Reed
Devils Lake Reservation
Carrington
Hom
Pacific
New Salem
Frank Keihan
Fessenden
Barcott
Shureh's Ferry
Alex Sanders
Hope
Sandera F
Alex
al ‘Ling
Dora Jenson
North Dakota Agricultural College
Baerlin
F. Shea
Sherwood
Shea
Owen Hecker
Hecker
Dahm
Dahr
MIXBY
Maine
Columbus Dispatch
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