Symptoms of hog cholera in hogs detailed by veterinary expert
The report outlines acute and chronic hog cholera signs including loss of appetite, isolation from herd, weakness, wobbling gait, fever up to 107 F, digestive issues with vomiting and diarrhea or constipation, foul discharges, coughing and pneumonia, red swollen eyelids, facial skin redness, and later emaciation and chronic respiratory trouble. Young pigs show eye and skin symptoms. chronic cases often mislead to recovery but sustain infection.
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van Es
Veterinary Department
N. D
Agr
College
Wreck on Great Northern No. 4 Near Stone Hill and Rand o
A head on collision between Great Northern train No. 4 and a work train between Stone Hill and Rondo fatally injured Fireman Guy Carr. Engineer Warren A. Jones and Engineer M. G. Sullivan were injured. Several passengers and crew were hospitalized. The wreck left No. 4’s engine in the river. cause under investigation amid alleged orders misunderstanding.
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Whitefish
Mont
Great Northern
Stone Hill
Rondo
Guy Carr
Warren A. Jones
No.4
M. G. Sullivan
Silver Top
Lona W. Mise
No. 4
Kootenai River
Tax list expansion notes steady surcharges in state counties
C R Kositzky secretary of the state tax commission visited Steele Kidder county to add railway right of way properties to the assessment list. He plans to visit every county seat to locate and tax property that has escaped taxation for years.
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Bismarck
N. J
C. R. Kositzky
State Tax Commission
Steele
Kidder County
Kositzky
Master Rogue Again in Light of Swindler Fame
Divorce filing in New York highlights the career of Harry Silberberg alias James Jaffrays Williams and multiple aliases. Born in Atlanta about 44 years ago, he built stores in Kansas Missouri and Arkansas before a life of gambling debt and swindling. He fled to Mexico for his first prison term, later moved through California New York Baltimore Rochdale and Europe using aliases to obtain money and social access.
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London
Silberberg
Germany
United States
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Denver
Thomas
Schooineper
Paris
Montana
W. A. Clark
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
J. Coleman Drayton
Silberbere
Chile
Supreme Court
Florence Sophie Williams
Samuel Newman
Rothcchild & Newnan
James Jaffrays Williams
Harry Silberberg
Miss Newman
Atlanta
Gay
Russia
Youn
Harry
Jage
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
California
Mexico
Fis
Chihuahua
J. C. Davis
Kvide
Europe
Vienna
Ogan
Ats
J. Cunningham Dyen
Astors
Aust
Tragedy Deepens Dillon Family Burden
Thadeus Dillon, brother of the murdered man, suffered a mental collapse after the Camden Indiana case. He believed enemies planned his ruin and required constant watch. His family Friends transported him from Camden to St Paul and back, as doctors assess the shock of the murder.
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Ray, N. B
Thadeus Dillon
T. Dillon
Camden
Indiana
Tnd
James Dillon
Chas. Arnold
Arnold
St. Paul
Dillon
Prominent Man Dies at Minot in Tragic Accident
Joseph Roach, respected Minot resident, died at 11:35 after a buggy run in with a runaway team. He had suffered a severe scalp wound and shock, worsened by delicate health. Brief funeral services will be held Monday before the body is shipped to Northfield, Minnesota, for interment.
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Minot
N. D
Joseph Roach
East Fifth Street
Roach
Northfield
Minn
Railway Men Move to City
The change in passenger train routes from Minot through Fargo to Williston brings about a dozen railway workers relocating, many with families, prompting a rush for housing and rental rooms as locals report scarce, as rooms and food quarters are in high demand while vacancies are quickly filled.
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Minot
Fargo
Tevils Lake
Williston
Track crew starts work on Guthrie coil line in McKenzie county
Schafer North Dakota November 4 A Guthrie Co track flying machine will reach McKenzie county early next week and begin track laying at the Yellowstone tunnel where steel is already laid The machine is expected to lay steel about a mile daily If weather holds the line will reach the big fit near Watford four miles west of Schafer by December 1 Watford likely to be line end for a year or more as start of grade through Little Missouri badlands east of here supplies base for contractors and a major trade center on the cut off
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Schafer
N. D
A. Guthrie & Co
McKenzie County
Yellowstone
Watford
Little
Missouri Badlands
Here
Ward’s Not Guilty Ruling Clears Local Tribune Campaigner
H B Ward, a member of The Bismarck Tribune “Cow boys” pushing a statewide circulation drive, was arrested in Minot on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A justice court hearing found the real culprit was a legitimate puncher, not a fake, and the case was dismissed on the state attorney’s motion.
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Minot
N. D
H. B. Ward
Bismarck Tribune
Justice Court
Bismarck
Tribune
Ward
States
Last of South West Stories from the Mexican Border
Special to the Graphis reports tension along the border near Las Vegas New Mexico and Langtry Texas as Americans fear disruption. It notes insurgent leaders crossing into U S areas Seeking safety and support, with warnings of longer conflict and a troublesome Mexican leader described as dangerous and sought by the Mexican Government.
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Los Vegas
N. M
Torsrance
New Mexico
el Paso
Old Mexico
Chihuahua
Langtry
Border myths and border life in the Mexican revolt
A narrator describes cross border life along the Rio Grande with biased views on Mexicans, rebels, and rurales, detailing smuggling, ignorance, and class divides. He recalls encounters from Browneville to El Paso, recounts Mexican authorities handling a knife attack, and notes American border sentiment and desert-like northern Mexico. The piece closes as a Graphic series wrap with an editor's note.
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Browneville
el Paso
Mexico
New York
Eountry
Chean
Eagle Pass
Bac
Texas
Diaz
Rio Grande
Jerusalem
New Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua
Land filings show Montana land appeal near Miles City
Miles City Montana November 4 that eastern Montana still attracts buyers as twenty five filings were registered this week at the Miles City land office by parties in person or through United States land commissioners reflecting continued land interest in the region.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana
Miles City Landoffice
United States Land Commissioners
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