Married Knights Triumph In Seeman Park Picnic Ball Game
The local lodge held a picnic and ball game at Seeman Park last Sunday with a band concert and picnic dinner. Married Knights vs single Knights featured odd reasons for the married side’s late draft, stars like Harry Lynn and Shenk delivering mixed plays while Lang pitched and Wood fanned batters.
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Seeman Park
Ball Park
Bismarck
Minnesota
Harry Lynn
Shenk
Fergus
Jake Lang
Dr. Wolverton
Wood
Pomerance
Mohn
Census Bureau Reports Farm Property Value Doubled in Ten Years
The 1920 census shows total farm property value at 77.93 billion dollars, up 90.1 percent from 1910. The average farm value rose to 12,085 dollars, with six states exceeding 25,000 dollars per farm. Land alone valued at 54.90 billion, up 92.8 percent from 1910. average land value per farm 8,154 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Department ,of Commerce
United States
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Nevada
California
Illinois
Supreme court sets liability in Cloquet fire damage case
Minnesota Supreme Court rules the U S railroad administration liable for damages from the 1918 Cloquet fire. About 1 000 cases total may involve 12 to 15 million dollars. 278 cases reviewed total around 2 million. Phillip Hall was awarded 7400 dollars for his claim in this Duluth circuit case.
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St. Paul
United States Railroad Administration
Great Northern
Minnesota State Supreme Court
St. Louis
Phillip Hall
James C. Davis
Government Railroad Administration
St. Louis County
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Duluth
W. A. Cant
Philip Hall
Fast Run Homer Sparks Comical Baseball Mixup
After a rough play Becker sprinted home from third as a fielder snagged a high fly. Lynn claims coaches forced the run for fun, which others doubt. Jake covered home and argues a foul ball, while aiming to protect his pitching average. Umpires were praised. Married men seek another game with the singles. score around 12 to 6 as the scorebook sank.
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Becker
Lynn
Jake
Bismarck
Weather summary from Linton substation for July 1921
U S Weather Bureau Linton substation reports for July 1921: mean maximum 91, mean minimum 59.1, mean daily 75.1, highest day 108, lowest night 43, greatest daily range 40, total rainfall 1.92 inches, greatest in 24 hours 0.44, clear days 17, part cloudy 11, cloudy 3, thunderstorms 7, hailstorms 2, prevailing wind southeast, general weather fair, average barometer 30.16. Malpass, cooperative observer.
Small Town News Versus Metropolitan Amusement
A country press piece defends local reporting as truthful and uncolored by sensationalism. It argues editors seek public welfare over faction and that country papers provide safe, factual news for readers including children.
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Com
Northwest Blade Editorial Standards Emphasize Truth
The Northwest Blade defender asserts a provincial paper can be clean and factual, avoiding newspaper banks. It pledges reader trust in editor statements and invites fellowship with readers, contrasting big city papers and promising responsible journalism.
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Northwest Blade
Treaty Near With Germany Seen In Progress
Washington reports indicate diplomacy with Germany is moving toward a peace treaty. American commissioner Loring Diesel and the German foreign office discuss possible steps to restore full relations and address voided wartime treaties, with several agreements anticipated.
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Germany
Washington
Berlin
Loring Diesel
American Commission
Foreign Office
State Department
Thomson Short $1,187,000 Shortage Tied to Comptroller
After an audit of George A. Hormel company of Austin Minnesota officers report R J Thomson former company comptroller is responsible for a total shortage of 1 187 000 The deficit includes stocks bonds notes mortgages and city real estate with two Minnesota farms and an Iowa farm and a Holstein herd The firm says the realisable value of the acquired property is undetermined though its cost to Thomson exceeded 1 000 000
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Chicago
George A. Hormal
George A. Hormel
Thomson
Mail Truck Bandit Identified in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls 8 D John Blair alias James Weston was identified by postal authorities as the man who held up a mail truck in Jefferson City Missouri on March 1 escaping with 36500 dollars. He will be taken to Jefferson City for trial.
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Sioux Falls
John Blair
James Weston
Jefferson City
Moffett Nominated Navy Aeronautics Chief
President Harding nominated Captain William A. Moffett to head the bureau of aeronautics with the rank of rear admiral.
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Moffett
Navy Air Chief
Washington
William A. Moffett
President Harding
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics
The Truth About the Bond Blockade Continued From Front Page
In Chicago we sought a conclusion on the bond blockade but lacked necessary facts from North Dakota officials. George Webb, named publicity agent for the Bank of North Dakota, shadowed the lawyer to obtain an immediate opinion. Wood & Oakley, hired by the bank, could not provide professional guidance on the subject.
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Kota
Chicago
North Dakota
George Webb
Bank of North Dakota
Wood & Oakley
Reol
Industrial Commission
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
B. F. Spalding
Sveinbjorn Johnson
A. B. Jackson
Theo. G. Nelson
North Dakota bonds face questions on use and sales
Bond attorneys and brokers in Chicago and North Dakota concluded that constitutional amendments should limit bond use and amounts and place fund disbursement under trusted hands. A consulting letter from E. D. Hulbert warned such bonds tied to specific industries would be hard to market, urging a normal issue instead.
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Chicago
Devils Lake
Hulbert
Merchants’ Loan & Trust Company
Bank of North Dakota
B. F. Spalding
Fargo
North Dakota
Judge Spalding
E. D. Hulbert
Eds-Es
Drake
Bank of North Dakota Act
Bank
Industrial Commission
Alrady
North Dakodta
South Dakota
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J. R. O'Donald
Linton
N. D
the Co-Operative
Sioux City
E. P
Mile Post 62
Cloquet
U. S. Weather Bureau
S. E
Malpass
Co-operative Observer
Thomson Short
Ideal Auto Tops
Bismarck Furniture and Upholstery CO
Main St
Seeley’s Restaurant
A. S. Seeley
Standard Oil
Indiana
HE Standard Oil Company
Tan Oil Company
Standard Oil Company No
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