Farm College Club Closes Its Most Successful Year
The fourth annual Agricultural club banquet in Fraces hall Fargo marks the club as a leading student organization in the Northwest with 150 members. Key figures include Dean Shepperd President Worst and Prof. Kienaras. William Lanxon won honors at the college oratorical contest and will debate South Dakota. The Cyclone circus parade and indoor vaudeville earned top prizes. Traynor led parade efforts and becomes next year’s president. Essay contest featured thirteen papers. six finalists presented with Traynor winning for Our Farmers of the Future. The banquet honored C. W. Dynes and featured guests President and Mrs Worst, Dean Shepperd, Dr. Van Es, and Prof. Richards. The club’s success credited to Michaels and the program committee.
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Agricultural Club
Fraces Hall
Fargo
Agricultural College
Northwest
Ames
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Minnesota Agricultural School
A. C
Shepperd
Agricultural Deartment
Worst
Kienaras
William Lanxon
South Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota Farmers’ College
Traynor
C. W. Dynes
Dean Shepperd
Agricultural Department
van Es
North Dakota
W. B. Richards
Michaels
North Dakota Agricultural College Club
North Dakota Agricultural College
Ie Saxon
Phil Hughes
Deby Hubert
Murder Laid To Farm Hand Near Leeds
Paul Jones, employed on Walter Rand's farm twelve miles southwest of Leeds, was arrested for the murder of Hans Halverson, a wealthy bachelor farmer. Halverson was shot three times in the back and the head, with neighbors finding the body by a stack Thursday night. An inquest was held and authorities say Jones has a strong case. he had questioned Halverson about money kept on persons or in rooms.
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Paul Jones
Halverson
Walter Rand
Leeds
Hans Halverson
Rand
Lkely
Jones
Halerson
Meadows
Maddock
Posse Battles Stranger in Minot Shooting
A stranger named Will B. Bennett and a companion opened fire after a dispute at Glenburn where Tony Roble sells soft drinks. Deputized citizens pursued Bennett to a livery stable, where a pitched battle left Bennett wounded, possibly mortally. Sheriff Lee sent Deputy Wallace George to arrest Bennett and his companion.
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Minot
Will B. Bennett
Bennett
Tony Roble
Glenburn
Mr. Roble
Sheridan & Shook
Chet Parzic
Benn
Clizens
Sheriff Lee
Sherif Wallace George
George
Fragmented dialogue snippets from old papers
A mash of clipped quotes and cartoon captions from diverse papers recounts humorous lines. References to Puck Pistols and Razors, Yonkers Statesman, Frost, and Brooklyn Life appear in disjoint exchanges about laws, delays, and absurdities.
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Bania
South Carlina
Bam
Yonkers Statesman
Platonic Offer In a Puzzling Conversation
A speaker offers platonic affection while admonishing to pass him by. The remark emphasizes restraint, declining romantic or indulgent gifts, and ends with a cryptic nod to poetry within a religious frame.
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Christ
Tests Heads at Fargo Slaughter Tuberculin Test Findings
Dr J W Durham Fargo milk inspector completed tuberculin testing city wide. Eight tubercular cows found on the South Side were condemned and killed after the test. The procedure aims to curb tuberculosis in the dairy herd and protect public health.
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J. W. Durham
Fargo
Local Farm Slaughter Post TB Find In Clay County
In Clay County Minnesota a recent inspection found over 200 cows infected with tuberculosis and they were slaughtered. Seven graduates from the agricultural college farm husbandry course received diplomas. The graduates are Reinhold Flohr John Henderson Sivert Haverskeland Thomas P. Lewis Bertrand Ston and Arthur G Ueland. Professor Thomas Shaw of St Paul delivered the address to the graduates.
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Clay County
Minn
The
Agricultural College
Reinhold Flohr
John Henderson
Sivert Haverskeland
Thomas P. Lewis
Bertrand Ston
Arthur G. Ueland
Thomas Shaw
St. Pau
Smuggler’s Brave Daughter Rescues Father on Alpine Pass
Rose Predoni, an eighteen year old daughter of a smuggler, and her father Predoni crossed the Fraele Pass into Italy. A thick mist caused them to lose their way. when Predoni fell, Rose steadied the rope and refused to cut it. After an hour, rescuers arrived as three other smugglers climbed to help. Predoni and Rose were carried down the mountain, Rose unconscious from the ordeal.
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Predon
Rose
Switzerland
Contr Band
Fraele Pass
Italy
Predoni
Bray
Wax
Bank Clearings Show 2 Gain In Fargo 1908
Bank clearings in Fargo rose 27 percent over the same week last year from 187200.1 to 612827.48 dollars. The week’s total 612827.48 dollars marks a stronger business flow with prospects for the first quarter to greatly exceed the prior year.
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Fargo
Spear of Feraly Sparks Sarcastic Exchange
A sarcastic citizen remarks about a spear of feraly while another man, seeking to raise a lawn, answers with a witty line about the spear knowing the brother. The exchange captures local humor and odd dialogue.
Fragmented Case Ramen Excerpt Hints At Legal Drama
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a legal or civic conflict. Readable names or dates are absent, leaving a partial glimpse of courtroom or public affair language and a disrupted quotation about beliefs and law.
Trail of the Auto Marks the City Streets
A fragmented reminiscence describes oil stains and gasoline odors marking streets, especially on uphill sections and near garages. The sun bleaches the marks, and some houses suffer market impact from foul street smells. A rumor ties a city council to fines for motorists with dripping pans.
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Lee
Funeral on Skat Among the Wends on Spreewald Waters
The piece describes Shivenie Wends of the Spreewald near Arty les south of Berlin holding funeral processions on frozen waterways in winter. Coffin is carried behind the mourners with escorts, and women wear ple ble im one hand as part of the rites.
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Spreewald
Spree River
Artyles
Berlin
Holland
North of England clergyman rebukes gossip in sermon
A North of England clergy member recently preached against gossip in nature, addressing the congregation with blunt words. After the service a congregant thanked him, saying she was glad to hear the vicar speak out and praised the timing of his words.
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North of England
al- Inding
Tim
Fragmentary Complaint at Rug Shop Over Prices
A damaged OCR fragment shows Mrs. Nuriteh and a manager debating rug prices, with scattered phrases about rage and order. The text lacks clear events or details beyond price tensions and a shop setting.
The Time Has Come To Face Werte
Citizens debate a looming confrontation with Werte in a cryptic exchange that hints at a larger magazine or publication, exposing tension between solemn resolve and lighthearted curiosity.
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Werte
Worth Dakota Ubbins and 4 Osnabrock bond for public hall
A scan of notices describes Worth Dakota Ubbins Osnabrock bonding for a public hall, plus local civic topics from Hettinger county to Roosevelt telephone lines and farm mutuals. The item mentions waterworks, crop seeds tests by Prof Bolley, and settlers arriving at Glenburn.
License Proof Enough Rant Against Pigger
A Minot judge denied a motion to quash the information charging Agnes Muhs with running a blind pig. The ruling held that possessing a government liquor license constitutes different evidence to base an information. The decision could allow state officials to file charges based solely on a license, with Muhs to face the county court next term.
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North Dakota
Davis
Minot
Agnes Muhs
L. J. Palla
Muhs
Jeounty
Court at Williston resolves several cases
Indge Goss has been busy at Williston as several cases are disposed. A verdict favors Gordon in the Metzger Gordon case over basement possession of a barber shop. Tomas Chamberlain is found not guilty of riot related to guarding a Doller strike. James Perry pleads guilty to pissing and awaits sentencing. Wm Jones acquitted on a ferry boat theft after directed verdict. Wheelock Rank vs George Johnson ends with verdict for defendant over horse ownership.
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Indge Goss
Williston
Metzger Gordon
Gordon
Tomas Chamberlain
G. N
Doller
James Perry
Crosby
Wm. Jones
George Johnson
Soldiers Held for Trial at Fort Lincoln
Sixth regiment at Fort Lincoln arrested in Bismarck for burgling Best and Co's clothing store. They are held to the district court in $1,000 bonds each, which they cannot furnish. Theireason will be given. likely they will plead guilty for mercy. Sentences may run one to five years in the penitentiary, after which military courts may act.
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Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
Best & Co
Liiely
Woman fined for Assault in Billings County
Edna Boring of Billings County faced a hearing before Justice Nichols for an assault on Elmer King. Evidence showed family feuds and trespass bans between the two households. King allegedly violated the reciprocal property ban on February 26, leading to Mrs. Boring firing a shot when ordered off. The court imposed a $5 fine plus costs.
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Edna Boring
Billings County
Nichols
Elmer King
Evience
King
Boring
Case Against Rosses Dismissed in North Dakota
A. Ross and his wife, jailed near a month in Bismarck, were freed after prosecutors moved to dismiss the kidnapping case involving Tena Haas, who was returned by her father from Kansas. The couple departed for home immediately.
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Rosses
A. Ross
Bismarck
Tena Haas
Kansas
Complaint Against Convict at Bismarck Court
In district court at Bismarck Warden Hellstrom will file a complaint against Alfred Woollen for escaping from the pen and stealing a horse. He is likely to be tried this term with potential addition to his current sentence. Woollen’s wound is not serious and he is expected to recover soon.
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Bismarck
Hellstrom
Alfred Woollen
Serong
Five blind piggers arraigned over liquor license notices
Five individuals in Bismarck pleaded guilty to publishing notices that claimed government liquor licenses. They received nominal fines, licenses were returned, and only four drugstores retain licenses in the city.
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Jners
Bismarck
Bismarck Elects Officers and Convention Plans
Smarck U. C. T. elects officers for the year as most members plan to travel to Calgary for the annual convention. The Bismarck band will accompany the delegation and aims to secure the next convention for Bismarck. Edith Carhart, formerly of the Mayville Normal, is elected to a city post in Idaho.
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Bsmarck Council
Calgary
Bismarck
Edith Carhart
the Normal At
Mayville
Idaho
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