Republican Convention Brings Harmony at Jamestown
The Republican State Convention at Jamestown last week eased factional tensions between McCumber and anti McCumber camps. A credentials contest over Burleigh county seats nearly split the gathering, but a compromise seated both delegations with half votes, enabling a smooth session. Gov. Nestos was endorsed, Hyland led the lieutenant governor vote, and a party-wide pledge aimed to support Democratic fall candidates for state auditor and insurance commissioner.
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Jamestown
McCumber
Republican State Central Committee
Fargo
State Central Committee
P. J. McCumber
B. F. Spalding
North Dakota
Burleigh County
Wedneysday
McCumon
Bérleigh Beast
Hower
Toa Ncede
Koffel
E. J. Fogarty
Hughes
Wahpeton
Diver
Supreme Court
R. A. Nestos
Frank Hyland
Devils Lake
Victor Wardrope
Leeds
Record
Hyland
Wardrope
State Senate
I. V.A
Missouri
mPh
Schafer
Stitaman
Federal Children’s Bureau study in North Dakota rural courts
The Children’s Bureau of the U S Labor Department cooperates with the North Dakota Children’s Code Commission to study how juvenile court and probation methods fit rural conditions. The bureau aims to share practical, effective child-care experience with states facing similar rural challenges. Over 700,000 buildings in the United States have radio receivers, illustrating wide information reach.
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Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
North Dakota Children’s Code Commission
North Dakota
Bureau
Children's Code Commission
United States
Tax battles and calls for justice shake North Dakota
The Free Press attacks wasteful recall spending by the Miller administration while praising recalls that uncovered state losses and financing schemes. It accuses local leaders of aligning leaguers and independents to control county offices, the bridge business, and the county newspaper, urging clean government and exposing political trades.
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Bank of North Dakota
Miller
North Dakota
Free Press
Burns Detective Agency
J. W. Brinton
Arthur LeSeuer
Linton Bridge Company
League
M. W. Thatcher
Supreme Court
Frazier
Fogle
Fogie
Emmons County
Anti-League
Fate
Leaguers Try Another County Convention
The Nonpartisans' second county convention was held last Saturday night after a schedule change to avoid spring work. Few attendees led to little progress. Rumors say Sen C A Ward was reendorsed for senator and Roy Yeater for representative, with the southern end to supply the remaining legislator. League support for T E Lawler as commissioner in the First District was discussed, tied to a potential trade with independents for league newspaper support. Reports also hint the leaguers planned to back George W Lynn for senator.
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Sen
C. A. Ward
Roy Yeater
League
T. E. Lawler
First District
Kidder County
Geo. W. Lynn
Legion Auxiliary Meeting in Linton May First
All eligible members of the American Legion Auxiliary are invited to a Lodge Hall gathering Monday evening May 1 at 8 30 to organize an Auxiliary in Linton. Charter members should attend as constitution and by laws will be adopted and other necessary business addressed. Women eligible are urged to attend.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
Lodge Hall
Linton
Paraguay Grows Cane Making From Fine Woods
The article notes Paraguay has abundant fine woods ideal for walking sticks, fueling a rising cane manufacturing industry driven by local timber quality and demand.
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Paraguay
Ball League Formed With Six Towns Represented
The Emmons Logan County Base Ball League organized in Linton on Friday night with six towns Braddock Hazelton Linton Strasburg Hague and Napoleon. H O Batzer Hazelton was elected president J A Lang Linton vice president G A Lenhart Hazelton secretary treasurer. Each team pays $10 for expenses and may hire one player. B H Tong Linton manager was tasked to draft a tentative schedule. Represented towns include Strasburg Linton Hazelton Braddock Napoleon and Hague.
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Braddock
Hazelton Linton
Strasburg
Hague
Napoleon
Fishek
Linton
H. O. Batzer
Hazelton
J. A. Lang
G. A. Lenhart
B. H. Tong
Carl Fischer
R. Martini
Earl Woods
Linton; Messrs
Davenport
Greitl
Messrs
Klein
Fettig
Scher
Pischer
John Klein
Carl
Fischer
O. R. Martini
G. Greitl
Hagpe
Frank J. Sahli
Ground soapstone finds minor foundry and paint uses
Ground soapstone is used to some extent in foundry facings as a lubricant and dusting agent in making prepared roofing paints and for a few other minor uses.
Straw model steamship built by Venetian resident
A resident of Venice, Italy, has constructed a complete steamship model made entirely of straw. The project showcases intricate craftsmanship and creative use of natural materials.
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Venice
Italy
Miss Carrie Hume Buck Youngest Woman Admitted to California
Miss Carrie Hume Buck, 21, becomes the youngest woman admitted to the California bar. Her achievement marks a notable milestone in the legal profession.
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Carrie Hume Buck
California
Ber
Cigar Trees Ignite Myths at World Fair Claim
An odd claim circulates that men upset when their cigar trees erupt with dent puff. The era notes three World fairs held in the United States since 16p3, reflecting faded memory and playful confusion about historical timelines.
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United States
County Labor Warps for Short-Term Farm Work
County Agent Sauer states the office cannot secure outside labor at current wages. Fargo and Aberdeen are the nearest centers. Last month and early this month $35 per month attracted men, but spring work now fails to draw labor even at that rate for one to two months. Transportation cuts profitability. exchange work is suggested, or higher wages for a few weeks to secure help. Public note: farmers cannot afford more, and the county is doing its best under current conditions.
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Fargo
Aberdeen
Sauer
How Clubmen Keep Young
The article notes that the Boy Scouts of America have enrolled over a half million men as leaders in twelve years. It praises Rotary Clubs Kiwanis Chambers of Commerce and similar business groups for fostering scoutmasters council members and generous support. It argues such service keeps adult members youthful through youth-focused leadership and activity.
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Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis
Chambers of Commerce
the Lions
Boy Scouts of America
Chambers of
Merce
Boy Scout Movement
America
County School Notes And Diploma Awards In Union Area
School officers urge yard cleanup and secure buildings as term ends. Clinton Bales and others receive Nine Month Diplomas of Honor. several students earn Three Month Certificates and reading circle awards. Thirty-nine patrons and children examined. multiple schools closed or inspected in the district.
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Clinton Bales
Anna
Albert Tracy
Glanavon
Erma
Irwin Studley
Union
Hazel Mauseh
Hampton
Ida
Bertha
Reinhold
Daniel Merkel
John
Rudolph Zoller
Liberty
Harold Parsons
Herman Batzer
Beth Sabraw
Melville Steiner
Williamsport
Neilie
Dick Biesheuval
Dorothy Chaney
Linton
Lester ‘Mausehund
Reading Circle
Angeline Lammers
Strasburg
Emma
Pauline Serr
Sand Creek
Edward Vander Vorste
Bessie
Margaret Smith
James Borr
James Barr
Gladys Monson
Gianayen
Ruth Putnam
Wil-lamsport
Mabel Sites
Wil
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