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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
An old essay argues the true danger comes not from lions or snakes but a predatory daily presence. It notes the house fly carries disease, multiplies rapidly, and can produce staggering numbers, yet faces natural limits from temperature, disease, and scarcity.
The proposed measure targets convoluted bills amending acts related to criminal courts. It requires sponsors to file a brief stating the bill’s purpose and referenced law. The editorial urges clearer legislative process and better use of lawmakers’ intelligence.
The text asserts better roads save money and reduce capital tied in horses. Proper road drag use reduces time waste, lowers maintenance drain, and enhances market access. Road improvements improve happiness and effectiveness of travel, urging adoption of drag techniques.
A Tennessee newspaper rails at regional dependence by cataloging branded items from many states. It portrays the farmer waking to a Connecticut clock and dressing in Chicago suspenders, using Ohio shoes and California canned fruit, ending with a Tennessee dog keeping him awake and a mortgage tied to massachusetts land. He wonders why he remains Poor.
Barnum and Bailey unveil a globe spanning show titled A Circus of All Nations featuring 480 world renowned artists. The parade, three miles long, starts at 10 A M with a grand Pageant Lalla Rookh and acts including Hannafords Pallenberg bears and elephant trainers leading a vast canvas spectacle.
The Dunseith tuberculosis cottage near the sanitarium is now finished with sixteen beds and two wings. The Grand Chapter funded furnishings through eastern state orders, and Dr Lamont oversees the facility with a skilled staff, praised for its calm, high standard.
A large crowd attended Thursday's commencement at the Lutheran Church. Rev. Dutcheson of Fargo spoke on the class motto To Heights Beyond. Ruth Galleger read an essay on Birds and the Yale victory. Selections by the Girl Chorus, piano by Marian Potter, flute by Dr. Cooper, and solos by Alma Hwoto and others accompanied the event.
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