Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-22
WONDERFUL GROWTH OF STATE
How North Oakota's Growth Is Ad-
vertised by Speech Of President

ntII.
st. Paul Globe: The record for the
railways side is shown in its reports
of business done and it's tables of
earnings. The peoples balance sheet
can be gathered from the the amaz-
ing statistics of growth. quoted in
the address. for North Dakota points.
Places whose very names are as un-
known outside of the state as if they
were in a foreign country are increas-
ing their business yearly by leaps and
bounds, and piling up totals that show
a near approach to the business done
in some of the large and we'll known
centers of the country. There is no
war between the people and the rail
roads in North Dakota, and the Won
derful development of the state has
followed as natural consequence.
To add to the tillable area, to make
new homes, to promote the increase
of population and to multiply pro-
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as to stimulate prosperity. AS a
mean to that end, to extending far
into the future the limit of the benefi-
cent work of turning the resources
of nature to the use Of man. irriga-
ton comes in play. AS available land
is exhausted, this turns the desert in
: to fertile field; and hundreds of mil
7 lions of acres of untouched soil are
waiting but the touch of the fertiliz-
ing stream to create new empires
5 That great project. now so far on Its
5 way to completion and SO we'll assur-
t ed has been promoted by far -sighter
railroad interests, through long and
! intelligent campaign of education. un
. til now all opposition is silenced and
s the reclamation of mighty acres wi
3 follow year by year.
These plans. at last accepted by the
!. government and backed by splendid
resources. open a new and richer fu
: ture to all the states west of the Mis-
i sissippi. They promise an addition o
g development and of wealth undream
ed of but few years ago. The i'm
agination can scarcely conceive th'
: richness of the future that await
e these commonwealth, the millions o
e happy prosperous people who are t.
reside in comfort where once was bu
9 a dreary waste, and give richness an
o strength and character to the repuf
lie. In that future as in the past, tn
structure is to be built deep and his
l. and strong by sincere and intelliger
rs cooperation.
ST No one has done so much as Pres
OF dent Hill in the past to bring abo'
at such an understanding and to realii
u this condition. That future as th
Ill past will emphasize more strongly II
Sc great principle of community OF i
lg terest between the producer and IL
NJ carrier; each dependent upon the OF
ie er. and both working together Ill
W skillful builders toward one great r.
a. suit. President Hill represents Il
is great revolution in railroad operate
in this country which has transform
N ed it from stock -jobbing, speculativ
a. interest to a true cooperation bus
re ness enterprise from which both pa
IN ties may gather legitimate and hono
NJ able profit. 1t is that which makes tn
ri people who are living hardy lives an
OF creating wealth for themselves an
iy prosperity for their country listen
e. him gladly 1t is that which is vii
s' ming success for the great interest,"
~ under his control, and speeding tn
Ia rich development Of the common
es wealths of the West And 1t is th'
" idea which will finally triumph. b.
IN cause it is one of the truest and mo-
fundamental business conceptions NJ
only of our times but Of all time.
lis Talks Of Land Laws.
30. washinptnn Star: Senator Han