Langer Nestos Clash Over Original Farmers Program
In North Dakota politics the dispute over the original farmers program continues as Langer and Nestos trade claims about the platform of rural credit banks and terminal elevators. The Townley era and anti Townley factions are referenced, with endorsements spreading across counties as farm groups call for meetings and county agents expand countywide programs.
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Langer
Original League
League
Nestos
Grand Forks
Dakota
Townley Leaguer
Townley
Committee of
Minot
Stutsman
Burleigh
Skpe
Nelson
Golden Valley
Ettawwgihsior Anlelleague
Farm Bureau briefs on cattle from Sioux City to Emmons County
Mr. Orlie Burge brought in several car loads of cattle from Sioux City to pasture on his big ranch west of Linton. The report notes price details and mentions a few sheep in Emmons county, with cattle and livestock movements in the area.
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Ohio
Curtis
Samuel Brooks
Temvik
Campbell Township
Hans Hanson
Kintyre
Tell Township
Farm Bureau
Court House
Shipping Association
Hazelton
Emmons
Hollenbeck
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Shoemaker
Jake Reikert
Maine
Eastgate
Larimore
Department of Ornithology
Mercer
Traill
Golden Valley
Orlie- Burge
Sioux City
Linton
Price
Emmons County
City National Bank of Linton Authorized to commence banking
The City National Bank of Linton in Linton Emmons County North Dakota is approved to start banking operations by the Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams. Certification dated March 31 1920 confirms compliance with federal banking statutes and authority granted under Revised Statutes.
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Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
City National Bank of
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
United States
John Skeleton Williams
Whersof
John Skelton Williams
Sleeves Were Handy in Early Sixteenth Century
Disjointed fragment notes sleeves as handy before the early sixteenth century. The passage hints at fashion or clothing details without clear context or names.
Schools Recognized for France Gift and Attendance Certificates
Notes by Supt. report gifts from Braddock Hazelton Strasburg and Linton for France. They list three and nine month perfect attendance certificates for numerous pupils. J W Riley inspected many district schools and urged standardization with state aid details and building quality appeals.
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France
Braddock, Hazelton
Strasburg
Linton
Anna Bosch
Hattie Heyerman
Christian Muench
Maxine Wagher
Ignatz Goldade
Ralph Haugse
Joseph Matin
Ellen Woods
George Bosch
Velma Corner
Esther Kramer
Lillian Kist
Earl Tough
Garrit Wudtke
Otillie Schaffer
Alma Schaffer
John Bossert
Anna Mitzel
Fred Kist
Emmons
Clarence Bartu
Bangor Blore
Ida Zoller
Lydia
Ernestine Huber
Lenora Pfaff
Sand Creek
Emmons Bartu
Alice Irvine
Doris Chaney
Winchester
Edna
Mabel Fransen
Luella Sheperd
Lincoln
Eugene Zacher
Lipp
Edgar
Robert D. Samuel R
Curtis Brooks
Winona
Union
Danbury
Liberty
Highland
Kintyre
Logan
Wilson
Raiders Sweep Rural County In Stills And Gambling Raids
Local authorities led by Sheriff Chaney and H. C. Lynn conducted liquor and gambling raids across the county. About twenty five stills and liquor vendors were targeted with several arrests anticipated. In North Linton the Goldade residence yielded liquor hidden in a feather bed and a scuffle with Mrs. Goldade, while Mrs. Quashnick led a raid on a rear room gambling operation resulting in three arrests and potential official involvement. A warrant for the county official is expected this week.
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Linton
I. T.chaney
Meinhover
H. C. Lynn
Gold
Judge Chaney
Gillespie
John Quashnick
Britts
M. Gallentine
A. S. Seeley
Labor Leaders Seek End to Strike and New Labor Legislation
The Senate orders an interstate commerce committee inquiry into the outlaw railroad strike as labor leaders scramble to halt it. National figures like Hoover and Gompers will be invited to advise on labor legislation to ease unrest, with Wilson and employers possibly summoned. Read the Record.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McCormick
Illinois
Cummins
Herbert Hoover
Samuel Gompers
W. H. Taft
Congress
Senator Kenyon
Education and Labor Committee
Wilson
Charles M. Schwab
John D. Rockefeller
Anti Townleyites Plan Minot Convention Clash
The anti Townley Republicans in Minot convene Saturday in Linton to select delegates and ballots for a county meeting aimed at challenging Townley aligned candidates. Treadwell Twichell defends a 21 member committee and pledged independent delegate control, while organizers emphasize farmer representation and a strong anti Townley slate.
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County Court House
Linton
Townly
Townley
Emmons County
League
Als
Criticism Aims at Fargo Call for Two Conventions
The Bismarck Tribune argues the recent Fargo call by the twenty one member committee is flawed. It questions the Minot May 12 convention plan and the I V A receiving arbitrary representation in the Republican convention. The paper accuses Treadwell Twichel of attempting to pack the convention for a preferred candidate.
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Bismarck
Minot
Treadwell Twichell
Cass County I. V. A
Citizens Economy League
Methodists
Lutherans
Presbyterians
Republican State Central Committee
Treadwell
Bill Lemke
Twichell
Burleigh
Bismarck Tribune
Fargo
Committee of Twenty-One
the Tribune
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Capital News
James R. Waters
Townley Bank of
United States Sisal Trust
Florida
Waters
Halliday
H. J. Hagan
Scandinavian American Bank
Walsh County
Judge Robinson
Lemke and Robinson
Farm Bureau Briefs
Treasury Department
Notes
Supt
Publc
Anti-Townleyites
Committee of 21
Burges
O. E. Burge
California
Pansy Pyetin
Father