Missouri Ridge News Highlights Local Doings and Fair Winners
Rural Williams County Missouri Ridge, Eden Valley, Wheelock and Spring Coulee regions report gatherings at the Ridge air, school openings with new teachers, threshing updates, and fair prize results. Notable items include yield reports of 21 bushels wheat and 50 bushels oats per acre, a well drill depth test, and elections notes from the Women’s League. Community visits span Ridge families, rural church plastering, and county fair accolades for Blankenship and Keihle households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ridge View Blankenship
H. J. Poe
Clare ‘Air
Joe Gromatka
H. C. Blankenshi
Wildrose
Missouri
R. Blankenship
Hubbard
Hey Blankenship
8. M. Clark
B. C. Keihle
Ohio
Ruth Lindholm
Bernice Rutledge
H. C. Blankenship
Missouri Ridge Farmers Club
Missouri Ridge School
Washington News Letter 1 Special Correspondent
The column covers pacific trade issues and maritime law affecting neutral purchases of belligerent ships, Senate actions on rail mail compensation, rising eastern rail passenger rates, and a US steel export surge from wartime demand. It notes the president’s return from New Hampshire, Belgian protest plans, and congressional moves on farm loans and war defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Bankhead
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Senate
Inter State Commerce Commission
Geological Survey
United States
Bryan
Paraguay
State Department
Washington
Cornish
N.H
Europe
Antwerp
Kelley
Pennsylvania
House
Farm Loan Bureau
Department of Agriculture and& Land Bond Bureau
Treasury Department
Bartholdt
Missouri
Canada
Flood
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Congress
Strandhal News Briefs From Williston Movements
Mr Erek Hoff brought his new threshing machine from Williston last week. Hans Bollingmoe and his brother are building a granary for Mr Fougner. Carl E and Ranilo are at work this fall. Tae Rochlag Joe Ea Fountane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Siverson
Olaf O’berg
J. P. Nielson
Fred Kannberg
Ralph Siverson
Carl Helling
Williston
C. H. Cotton
Ray
Strandahl News
Erek Hoff
Hans Bollingmoe
Brother
Mr. Fougner
Carl E. and
Ranilo
Tae Rochlag Joe
Ea Fountane
Marmon Rural Schools Begin Amid Local News
Rural Marmon schools start Tuesday with teachers and family visits noted. Pleasant View Blacktail district opens with Ruth Marmon as teacher. Community scenes include illness updates, travel reports, harvest progress, and improvements of Mrs. Kepke formerly Clara Halvorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tande
Garden Valley
Alberta Francis
Rockey Ridge
Ruth Anderson
Sand Creek
Fay Logan
Miasouri Ridge
Musick
Missouri Ridge
Robert Price
Goodlib
Bob
Bert McIntosh
E. W. Wall
Marmon
Pleasant View
Blacktail
Ruth Marmon
W. C. Brooks
W. D. Brooks
J. F. Newman
Dillree's
Martin Olson
Walter Kepke
Bonetrail
Mrs. Kepke
Clara Halvorson
Northwestern Road Congress to Convene in Milwaukee This Fall
The Northwestern Road Congress plans its first sessions in Milwaukee on October 28 and 29. Delegates from Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Iowa Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota are being organized with county and unattached road contractors and engineers joining. The effort aims to link interstate highways like Sheridan Road and Lincoln Highway with a Milwaukee exposition showcasing road machinery and materials. North Dakota reports 191,000 milch cows and 4,297,180 dollars from dairy products in 1912 as part of regional agricultural gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Road Congress
Milwaukee
Wis
H. P. Ki
Keenan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
State
County Highway Commission
Congress
Milwaukee Auditorium
Atlanta
American Good Roads Association
How to Guard the Bottle Fed Baby in 1914
It outlines bottle types and sizes, nipple holes, sterilizing, and feeding schedules for four month old babies. Guidance covers bottles, racks, sterilization with hot soapsuds, borax rinses, and proper drying. It also details heating methods, equipment lists, and a DIY nursery refrigerator for milk kept in ice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams County
Charley Weat
Antonette Beranek
Cow Creek
Calvert
A. C. Wagenman
Grant Rutledge
Don
Robert Ruie
Strom
H. C. Blankenshirve
Peder N. Haugen
J. T. Singsaas
Andrew Ombolt
Booke
Eden Valley
Sweezy
Claude McCoys
Q. A. Myer
Ray, N. Dak
Ruth Myer
Iva Joyce
Idvin Kauffman
Ben Frank
Ray Kratzer
W. W. Keltner
Mise Zelpha Jones
Miller
Marshes
Goldie Joyce
Elsia Ryner
Mary Sporline
Horace Sporeline
Levi Bontrager
W. Keltner
Wheelock
Olaf Gerland
Epping
Oscar Alexon
Langagen
Brekke
Wunderlich
Ida Renn
Anna Thompson
Christ Siverson
Henry Jarland
M. Romstad
Benson, Minn
International Harvester Co
Wm. Adam
Spring Coulee
Clay
Williams
Floyd Hyatt
Montana
Norine Lucas
Mrs. Haines
Walter Mitchell
Geo. Purdy
Rev. Shaw
Tom Heaton
L. C. Williams
Charles Hellyer
Kansas
Spain
Coulee
Bloom
Minot
St. Paul
Palestine
Washington News
Wo Bpeyenne Ites ‘Canning Company
Lisbon
B. Lindstrom
Main Bt
N.dak
Mildred Brooke
R. E. Dillree
Christine Loken
Mrs. E. J. Brown
Mrs. Brown
E. C. Smith
A. Hoffer
Drs. Mayo Institution
Rochester
Chas. Dusell
J. A. Silker
John Burke
Grimm
Frank Kelley
Sam Smith
Rygg
A. Rygg
Ans Stee
Pachardson
Navy
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