The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13

criticisms of his government owner
ship ideas by the newspapers of Dix
lie land.
xS The American residents on the
Isle of Pines believe there is relief
in sight from Cuban oppression and
| feel that annexation to the United
States is no longer an "irridescent
dream"
D' The breach between the United
States and Germany as result of
retaliatory tariff measures, may be
still further widened if Emperor Will
helm gets indignant over the defeat of
his little yachts by the American
craft.
~ The. Fargo Commercial club Will
soon be in it's new quarters and the
business men are expected to take a
renewed interest in all things that will
help the city. The summers vaca-
ton has given them a rest and new
ideas can now be developed.
- The necessity for a large audi,
forum in Fargo is being impressed
more forcibly each year and there is
a determination to go at the matter in
some definite form next spring. The
armory proposition is the most prob
able solution of the difficulty, e
sa- This from The Chicago Record
Herald published in city where the
women are said to wear canoes for
slippers, is certainly adding insult to-
injury:
Because she is unable to get a pair
of ready made shoes that are large
enough to fit her a North Dakota girl
has had to postpone her wedding. La
dies with large feet ought always to
have new shoes ready for emergen-
cies."
Az The farmers of the state will
have more real matured corn this fall
than in many seasons The crop had
a late start and the cold summer was
not conducive to it's best growth, but
the August and September conditions
were almost ideal for the crop and the
yield per acre is most satisfactory
There is no reason why North Dakota
should not become as famous for it's
corn as it's wheat The wet years
have made the fields rather foul and
some cleaning crop is a necessity.
is tv, tab Ia II.
better done than through raising corn,
~ While there are still few Sec
tions of the state in which there is al
scarcity of help, through the wide adj
yertising given the situation and the
liberality of the railroads in granting
nominal rates, the farmers have SCI
cured enough men to handle the crop
and get it threshed before cold wealth
er. The wages this year, have been
higher than for some seasons, but it is
claimed that the class of labor has
been better. Many farmers say they
have had more sober and industrious
crews than in many seasons. This is
attributed to the fact that the lower
element Of transients migrated to the
coast country following the San Fran
cisco disaster.
u The August number of The
North Dakota Magazine Is one of the
best issued by Commissioner Of Agri-
culture Giibreath. THE success of
the publication is largely due to the
former newspaper experience of the
commissioner, who recognizes the val
ue of advertising the resources of the
state and succeeds In getting the matt
ter before the reader OF the magazine
in attractive form. historical
sketch of the state by Colonel Louns-
berry and other interesting matter
precedes g review OF the state by
counties, in which the conditions in !
many parts of the state are splend-
idly presented. No publication has
given more prominence to the agricul-
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