North Dakota Progressives Back La Follette in 1924 Race
Fargo reports the North Dakota Progressive Republican league endorsed La Follette as a progressive standard bearer and pledged support while insisting the group not back Roosevelt. Leaders say delegates to Chicago should voice North Dakota voters and favor the candidate of the progressives, with internal committee duties and attendance at Gardner noted.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Progressive Republican League
Roosevelt
la Follette
Tucker
Republican. Com
Roosavelt
Chicago
Grand Forks Auto Show Opens With Noted Interest
Grand Forks North Dakota February 2 The annual auto show opened seven days proving to be a success beyond expectations. The auditorium hosts displays of up to the minute machines in a beautiful setting. Patrick O Donnell ta me was taken to Mercy Hospital for rheumatism treatment. Business Manager Foater of the Grand theatre from Fargo visited the event.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Wes
Patrick O'Donnell
Mercy’ Hospital
Foater
Yiaitor
Old Timer Dan Dan Maron Dies in Devils Lake
Dan Dan Maron, a Devils Lake resident for twenty years, died early Monday from possible headache medicine overdose. He was 35, a teamster, with no known local relatives. Remains held by Undertaker Gilbertson pending word from relatives in the east. M. A. Miller of Crary visited friends here Wednesday.
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Dan Maron
Devils Lake
Maxon
Teameter
Gilbertson
Ramsey County District Court Proceedings Report
Ramsey County District Court remains in session under Judge Cowan after Monday start. The November term continues with both criminal and civil matters heard. several cases move forward including a verdict for $1,000 in Haslam v. Rodenback and a $500 directed verdict for Ryan v. State. Gallagher case ends with guilty plea to petit larceny and a ten day jail sentence.
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Wesafon
Devils Lake State Bank
Joseph Ryan
Érinsipal
North’ Dakota
Michael Gallagher
W.N. Wells
Dohanate Miller & Franke
Platts
Iva
Nellie Swenson
Othars
Sopaatea
School Funds Loaned on Farms by State Board
The Board of University and school lands met at Bismarck and set aside 200000 for farm lands investments to be apportioned equally among counties. Ramsey county will receive 6000 to 8900 in loans, with applications invited via county auditors. Loans require clear title and appraisals due by February 29.
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Board of University and School] Lands
Bismarck
Nadi
Rice
Ramsey County
Lanas
Wgsig
Biemarck
Auto Tax Receipts Reported by Secretary Norton
Secretary of State Norton filed the 1911 automobile license receipts with the state auditing board. After expenses, net amounts are sent back to counties for road building. The total state receipts were 2,447 with 17,681.06 allocated to counties. 368 automobiles and 5 motorcycles paid taxes, funds to support road construction across the country.
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Norton
State Auditing Board
Lake Athletic Club elects officers and drafts bylaws
At a Lake Athletic Club meeting held Wednesday evening, officers for the upcoming year were elected, a constitution and bylaws adopted, and yearlong activities discussed. A major topic discarded was the plan to build two tennis courts near the Journal building. Members expect to promote swimming and tennis, with future club activities announced. Elected were President Collinson, Vice President Loya Stevens, Secretary Treasurer Charles Jonlenurn.
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The
Lake Athletic Club
Tobe Wodth
Aléo
Collinson
Loya Stevens
eal / Trouitrer
Charles Jonlenurn
Fire Devastates Surrey Hardware Store and Nearby Buildings
Minot reports a $7,000 blaze in Surrey touching a hardware store and adjacent structures. Wire caused the fire on February 2, damaging the State hardware store and multiple buildings. Losses include the hardware store contents, a shop building and residents, with insured amounts listed for several properties.
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Minot
Btate
Georgy Stata
Haten
John ‘Burns
John Burus
Nyhus 4
Berg
Dairy meet planned again in Devils Lake after cold
Due to extreme cold at the Mid-Winter Fair and Farmers Institute, Ramsey County dairy sessions were disrupted. Professor Hoverstad and assistants seek a new date in Devils Lake within two months, with no extra charge from Institute workers, to host a combined Farmers Institute and Dairy meeting with dairy and federal experts possibly joining.
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Farmers Institute
Hoverstad
Devils Lake
Hele
Walsh
Pembina
Cavalier
Branhams Joins Grand Forks Times as Reporter
Charles G Branham arrived in Grand Forks Monday evening to accept a reporting position with the Grand Forks Times. He has previously worked in Devils Lake Fargo and Salt Lake City Utah. The paper notes locals wish him success in his new post.
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Charles G. Branham
Grandforks
Statesvessi
Devils Lake
Fargo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Forke
State Auditor Brighthill Reports on State Finances
State Auditor Brighthill releases a financial statement for the year ending January 1, 1912, noting a single overdraft of $780 likely covered by now. The report details receipts and disbursements, balance on hand, and deposits across state and national banks as required by law, with emphasis on the state’s cash position and designated depository use.
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Brighthill
Burke
Wition
Horton Motor Co Exhibits Cadillac 1912 Models at Grand Forks
President Horton of the Horton Motor Co is in Grand Forks this week with 1912 Cadillac models. The company, North Dakota Cadillac dealer, will demonstrate the car to local buyers with Horton, his Grand Forks and Fargo agents on hand. A five passenger Cadillac was shipped to Minot this week and further shipments are expected as fast as cars can be secured.
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President Horton
Horton Motor Company
Grand Forks
Horton Motor Co
North Dakota
Horton
Fargo
Horton Company
Minot
Feed Barn for Lake Devile Creek Gains Momentum
Over half the funds are secured for a large brick feed barn to serve farmers at Lake Devile. The Commercial Club reports inadequate team space after May first and plans to form a corporation selling stock to build and lease the barn, about 65 by 160 feet on lot north of Hann Machine Shop. Estimated total cost around 45009 with 9200 already secured. Rent potential discussed at 400 per month.
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Devile Lake
Joseph Wickert
Commercial Club
Gordon
Wickert
On -Lota
Hann
Wn. Redmond
County urged to hire Better Farming rep for Ramsey
During the Mid Winter Fair agitation grew for a Better Farming Association representative in Ramsey County. Plans stalled over funding, with options including farmer clubs in two townships to raise four thousand dollars for a full time expert to oversee a larger area. The article notes proven success in other states and urges immediate county action to secure theRamsey position.
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Better Farming Association
Ramisey
Ramsey
Ramemey
Returns From Fashion Centers Prompt Morrie Smith Home
After weeks at fashion centers, Morrie Smith of Oke Pakehlon Shop returned home enthused about advances and trends. The report mentions New York connections and noted figures like Mesander McKinnon and J. C. Agersand in a garbled, but era-tinged account of early fashion circuit chatter.
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Morrie Smith
Oke Pakehlon
Jovers
Lee
Spade
Emultu
New York
Yan’ ‘Mente
Tor de Abetus
Ann’ Summer Teader
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