Cemetery, timber and tie duties undercut railroads
The Wahpeton Times discusses cemeteries and the moral weight of death, then shifts to railroads and timber. It notes Santa Fe sent a manager to study ties abroad, cites Japan’s forest conservation for tie exports, and argues for a 20 percent tariff on imported ties as evidence of timber waste and policy folly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Orient
Europe
Japan
Mexico
United States
Wisconsin Farmer offered with Wahpeton Times subscription
A weekly paper for Northwestern Farmer readers is provided free with a paid Wahpeton Times subscription. Subscribers are urged to pay to receive The Wahpeton Times along with the large weekly farm publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Farmer
Northwestern Farmer
Wahpeton Times
Agents Wanted for Nationwide Farm Item Sales
Wanted ad seeks a youthful agent to drive across the country taking orders for a valuable farm article. No investment required and a permanent position with guaranteed income. Applicants must list three responsible business references and indicate territory they can cover, P.O. Box 907 Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Box
Des Moines
Bear in mind and try a box of Dr. Quick's Alaska Kidney Pills
Advertisement style brief urging trials of Dr. Quick's Alaska Kidney Pills as a general sale item through all druggists. Implies OTC availability and consumer test recommendation in a historical catalog-like tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Quick
Alaska
All Druggs
How to Plant Trees
A report on tree planting describes using two year old ground and furrows every foot. Seedlings 18 to 24 inches high are planted with a spade to form a wedge opening. Roots are inserted as the spade withdraws and dirt pressed firmly around them for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Waldron
Farr Ows
Dickinson
Tree furrow management for watered orchard rows
A farmer notes the furrow between tree rows should be only partly filled. Leaving it partly empty helps water from rains run into the furrow by eighty days, keeping the trees moistened.
Time Rolls Backward AU Footnotes of Rural Plea
Fragmented verso style piece blends nostalgic verse about barefoot days with a legal notice fragment including names and an unwieldy court summons. It juxtaposes rustic memories with a stray reference to a North Dakota case and party names, hinting at an old newspaper page mixing fiction with a legal filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
North Dakota
District Court of the
Pourth Judicial Distret
Ricland
North
Plaititwill
McBsuce & Woon
Patt
Leo
Fargo
North Oak
Local tradesmen return to start Wahpeton Iron Works
J. J. Richter came back from Kearney and Fremont Nebraska where he installed heating plants. He plans to open Wahpeton Iron Works on June 1 with a moulder and machinist ready for iron work. Citizens traveled to Fargo Tuesday for a Knights of Columbus meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Richter
Kearney
Freemont
Nebr
Wahpeton Iron Works
Machi
Fargo
The
Knights of Columbus
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E. S. Cameron
N. D
Glaus
Congress
Bryant
State OF Nowth Dakota
Rican
Fourestu
Pacite Railroad Company
Northern Pecite Hallway Company
Lewis Rushton
Jewele Tr
Joule Hurritos
Edwin ‘m
Stanley Rushton
Orion
Rein
Depeta
Fui
Newth
A.D
McEsnon & Woon
Pisintt, Otice and Postotten
Ress
North Dak
Mary
Manufacta
Sraorane
Bary Breckenbtee
My Wahpeton
A. D
H. J. Korf
J. B. Weling
Twin Cities
Geo
N. Dak
Frank Eberley
Wisconsin
W. W. Jamieson
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