Lignite Holds Back Homestead Effort in North Dakota
The Minneapolis Journal argues Senator McCumber's bill to issue patents to agricultural lands in western North Dakota despite possible lignite coal. It contends lignite is low value, not a coal monopoly risk, and delaying settlers harms development and conservation aims.
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Washington
Minneapolis Journal
McCumber
Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota
McComber
Duluth
Valley City Notes Highlight School Events and Prizes
Honorable George Gilmore announced an annual 825 prize for the best Normal student essay on a donor chosen subject. Lincoln centennial address by ex Governor J M Devine, various concerts and a May festival planned with David Bispham and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Normal Glee Club and a thirty five member men’s chorus form, with Conservatory vocal performances weekly. Essay deadlines set for Feb 23 and March 1 recital by Dean Carson.
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George Gilmore
Normal
Froyssa and Meyers
North Dakota Academy of Science
Dean Cason
Conservatory
Mathilda Loveroid
Lloyd Harmon
David Bispham
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Northwest
Oliver No. 5 Def Revolutionizes Market Speed and Durability
The Oliver No. 5 writing machine is praised as a versatile, durable device meeting numerous modern needs. Employers and stenographers alike welcome a machine that delivers speed and reliable performance, with steel-clad construction underscoring its sturdiness.
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Oliver
Thomas Oliver
Ed Oliver Typewriter Company
Second Ave
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Valley City Notes
Dean Carson
Intslc
E. S. Grant & Company
Lipton’s
Polks
Parsley
Aig Manufacture
Fhamufactores Trademark
Broadway
New York City
Oar
Couron
Fremian
Manufac
Oliver No. 5
Williston Hospital
James A. Carney
Mgr. Williston, N. D
DR. Smith
Ace Fashion
Williston
Stewart
A. H. Vohs
Williston, N. D
J. Wanka & Son
Williams County Bank
Williston State Bank
D.C. Rugg, Pres
Central Ave
Ameya
SS Fe Vars
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