Agricultural College notes highlight blends of capital labor and wheat studies
Attorney E. W. Hardy discusses combining power and labor in society and cautions lawmakers against excessive interference. Professors Ladd Beckwith Slocum and Bassett outline cereal research and durum flour comparisons while a new department of education seeks to unify pedagogy.
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E. W. Hardy
Fare
Ladd
Association of Agricultural Chemists
Bassett
Fargo Commercial Club
Beckwith
Slocum
Mr. Beckwith
Chinese Farmer John MacGowan Writes in North China Daily News
John MacGowan, a well known Chinese farmer, contributes a column to the North China Daily News detailing agricultural life, local market conditions, and rural challenges. His piece reflects on farming methods, weather impacts, and community changes affecting crops and livelihoods.
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Orient
John MacGowan
North China Daily News
Local Notices and Town Movements at Higley
Martin Jensen greeted callers at L O Higley's. Mrs Van Tress arrives from Town to stay with her son indefinitely. Snow melts and spring field work nears. Wilmer Eckert oversees timber at his Williston farm. Peter Rasmussen filled for Herman Skogberg in Williston for Mitchell Lozette’s five year homestead proof. J J Williams visited Williston on coal mine matters near Cow Creek. Williams claims top coal in the area.
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Wilmer Eckert
Williston
Peter Rasmussen
Herman Skogberg
Mitchell Lozette
J.J. Williams
Cow Creek
Mr. Williams
Valley City Notes on Debates and Local Events
Chapel addresses by Rev E J Lewis and others discuss tradition reading and body as machine The Inter-Society debate set for April 11 features Clionian versus Electric with Atheneum The Atheneum play The Cricket on the Hearth debuts February 24 in Armony Mrs Greenwood hosts typewriting students and Herrick reads at Pioneer club in Larimore Teachers' association meeting attended by Miss Fisher and Mr Tanner U N Girls and Boys basketball face U of ND February 29 Normal band to perform before game championship excitement high
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E. J. Lewis
West
Prof. Riply
School Notes Debating Eighth Graders Defeat Freshmen
After a lively Friday debate the eighth grade defeated the freshman class and will target the sophomores in two weeks. A civics mock court is planned this week with details pending. Eva Bradford returned to teach at the High school. A school teams basketball game replaces the planned ladies versus High school girls match. Geo Shafer visited home recently.
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Eva Bradford
Geo. Shafer
Teachers' Examination Scheduled at Wiliston Courthouse
The next regular teachers examination will be held on the second Friday and Saturday in March at the Courthouse in Wiliston starting 8:30 am. Conditional certificates issued in October will be recognized and no permits will be granted to county residents except to legalize contracts until results arrive.
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Williston
W. ©. Tatem
Great Northern Loses Rebates Case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upholds a $15,000 fine on Great Northern Railway for rebates to W D Devereux of Minneapolis, reinforcing the government’s position in Elkins and Hepburn act cases. The ruling expands penalties linked to Standard Oil and other railroads, strengthening federal authority.
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Washington
Great Northern Railway
United States
Supreme Court of the United Act
United States District Court For
District of Minnesota
Great Northern Road
W. D. Devereux Company
Minneapolis
Standard Oil
Burlington Road
Standard Oil Company
Great Northern
Landis
Federal District Court
Chicago
Man with Crutch Saves Children From Mad Dog
Minneapolis reports a rheumatic cripple Charles A. Anderson used a crutch to strike down a charging mad dog threatening children at Laurel avenue and North Fifteenth street. In Fayetteville a police chief was shot by a drunken suspect, with authorities and guards on duty. Market notes include wheat prices, butter, poultry, and hog and sheep values.
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Minneapolis
Charles A. Anderson
Laurel Avenue
North Fifteenth Street
Fayetteville
N. C
Benton
Sam Murcheson
Murcheson
Final commutation proofs set for two homestead claims in Williams County
Alfred B Wright of Squires ND and Andrew Stone of Williston ND file notice to prove their continuous residence and cultivation on Homestead entries. Wright seeks final proof for entry 518 in Sec 18, Twp 155, Rg 103, March 20 before County Judge A. Butler. witnesses listed. Stone seeks final proof for entry 28244, May 31 1904, Sec 19 and 20, Twp 155, Rg 102, March 19 at Williston. witnesses named.
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Alfred B Wright
Squires ND
Butler
Williams Co
Williston N Don
Andrew Stone
Williston
Vis
Ole Christianson
Anton Harstad
Haakon Gjor- Benson
John Slind
Frederickson
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Arland
Weeks
North Dakota
College For Agricultural Men
Geo. Albright
Miller
Albright
Williams County
Higley
Martin Jensen
L. O. Higley’s
Valley City
Atheneum
Northern
Supreme Court
Twin City Markets
South St. Paul
E. S. Grant & CO
East Broadway
E. S. Grant CO
M. Wegley
Oriental Limited
R. S. Merritt
Department of the Interior
Williston, N. D
William ‘Thompson
F M Lunceford
Lane Seely
Henry Hanson
Squires
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
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