Pendroy Dies After Crowbar Hits Head In Fly Wheel
George C. Pendroy formerly of Towner North Dakota died in Conrad Montana from an accident while breaking land with a traction engine. A crow bar lodged in the fly wheel struck him on the head. He died the next day after being taken to Conrad. Pendroy was a member of the Elks and had long lived in Towner. Funeral is set for Wednesday in Conrad. Pendroy’s father L B Pendroy also lived in Towner.
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Towner, N. D
George C. Pendroy
Towner
Levi B. Pendroy
Pendroy
Conrad
Montana
Elks Lodge
L. B. Pendroy
Relatives in North Dakota and Association Growth
Devils Lake North Dakota April 10 sheriff Thos Courtenay of Sheridan county Montana was killed last Friday while trying to arrest J C Collins on a murder charge in Arkansas. Courtenay was known in Fargo and Red River valley. his brothers Ben J Courtenay and John Courtenay hold posts in Grand Forks and Devils Lake. Grand Forks April 10 the North Dakota Press Association has grown from 76 members in 1910 to 311 by January 1 1913 with most newspaper men expected to join by the summer meeting June 20 21. Grand Forks April 10 D C Center of the Better Farming Association says winter rye should be followed by barley or oats to avoid rye residue harming wheat. Lectures for rich mothers on child care will be delivered by unmarried women.
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Grand Forks
University of North Dakota At
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Burlington Railways
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
North
South Dakota
Northwestern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
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Devils Lake
N. D
Thos. Courtenay
Sheridan County
Montana
J. C. Collins
Arkansas
Fargo
Red River Valley
Courtenays
Litchfield
Minn
Sheriff Courtenay
Ben J. Courtenay
Northwestern Telephone Co
John
Will E. Holbein
Lansford
D. C. Center
Better Farming Association
Nearby States Supplying Most Immigration to North Dakota
Grand Forks April 10 The North Dakota Development League cites 1910 Census data showing 47.1 percent of residents born in state and 156,654 foreign born. Norwegians lead among foreign born with 128,284, while Minnesota and Iowa provide the largest share of newcomers.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota Development League
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
South Dakota
Indiana
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Nebraska
Female prisoners at North Dakota penitentiary
The arrival of a female prisoner highlights that North Dakota houses only three women in the state penitentiary. Two inmates have been there for some time, and one prisoner is serving a sentence ongoing at the facility.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Women prisoners scarce in state penitentiaries report
The article notes manslaughter and two convictions under the white slave law. Records show few female inmates across state pens, with at one time only a single woman confined, and no expansion to other state facilities appears likely.
Lansing Journal editor offers land deal to son
William Dunlevy of Lansing Iowa visited a land parcel near Mormon owned by his father, editor of the Lansing Journal. He was told he could earn all he could in three years, but chose to return to Iowa and resume newspaper work.
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William Duntevy
Lassing
Mormon
Mr. Dunlevy
Lansing
Journal
Iowa
Organize in LaMoure County Farmers Gather
LaMoure North Dakota April 10 farmers from the county plan to organize a better farming association. Commissioners may allocate funds to hire experts and cooperate with the state group to secure trained specialists. Dairy and silo experts have spurred the wider effort toward permanent improvement.
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LaMoure
N. D
LaMoure County
North Dakota high schools meet state association standard
Twenty five North Dakota high schools now meet the North Dakota Educational Association requirements. Five new schools Casselton Mandan Langdon Hope and Lamour were admitted. The state reaches the association standard for courses teachers and pupil numbers.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
North Dakota Educational Association
Franklin L. McVey
State University
Chicago
North Central Association of the
Eges
Casselton
Mandan
Langdon
Hope
Lamour
Association
Best crop to apply manure says Dean Sheppard
Questions and answers from North Dakota Agricultural College. Dean J H Sheppard recommends stable manure on corn ground by plowing under in fall before planting or on spring plow to corn. Prof R M Dulve doubts three row cultivator and approves two row if driver capable.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Ans
J. H. Sheppard
Dean Agricultural Department
R. M. Dulve
Pass It Along Odd News Note from Western City
A city records every dog in its directory to boost population numbers. A Moscow woman killed her jealous husband in a duel provoked to prove fidelity in an unusual incident.
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Moscow
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