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| Id | Title | Author | Newspaper | Date | Page | Index Terms | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8405 | Soldiers Free, both the Northern Pacific and Great Northern grant free fare for soldiers in uniform on the occasion of President McKinley's visit to Fargo, one fare for others | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 7, 1899 | 1 | Fargo, ND - Presidential visits / McKinley, William / Presidents (U.S.) / | ||
| 8408 | Delayed, the special train bearing President McKinley and cabinet may be two hours late, not reaching Fargo until 7:30 unless considerable time is made up, several features of the programme will be abandoned and everything changed | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 13, 1899 | 8 | Fargo, ND - Presidential visits / McKinley, William / Presidents (U.S.) / | Lengthy article on plans for stop. Includes engraving of President McKinley. | |
| 8409 | Greeted the president, twenty thousand people welcomed the president on his arrival in Fargo last evening, the demonstration decidedly enthusiastic | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 14, 1899 | 1 | Fargo, ND - Presidential visits / McKinley, William / Presidents (U.S.) / | Includes speech given by Pres. McKinley | |
| 7015 | Truman to be fourth president to speak in Fargo [ill.] | Sunday Fargo Forum | April 30, 1950 | 8 | Fargo, ND - Presidential visits / Presidents (U.S.) / Truman, Harry S. / | Hayes visited in 1878, T. Roosevelt in 1903, F.D. Roosevelt twice and Truman to be in Fargo May 13 | |
| 8276 | N.D. Republicans jubilant over Ike's visit to the state [ill.] | Fargo Forum and Daily Tribune | June 14, 1953 | 15 | Eisenhower, Dwight D. / Presidents (U.S.) / Republican Party (ND) / | Ill. of Milton Rue and President Eisenhower at Bismarck, N.D. | |
| 8538 | Kennedy visited N.D. at least 5 times [ill.] | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | November 23, 1963 | 9 | Kennedy, John F. / Presidents (U.S.) / | Part of many articles after assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy. |
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