Court orders show cause to block school course control
Associate Justice Birdwell orders officials to appear in supreme court on September 8 to show why they should not be restrained from prescribing a state wide course of study for common schools. The petition argues the board and commission lack power post act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther E. Birdwell
Beko
State of Commission
Sixteenth Assembly
Supreme Court
Minnie Z. ‘Neilson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
E. ‘B. Cox
Langer
Justice Birdzell
State Board of Administration
Ice Eee ‘Public Instruction
Public Funds Turned to Bank of North Dakota
County Treasurer Atha wrote Attorney General London noting that local government funds certificates were already captured by banks before the new law. He was told it was unnecessary to turn over these certificates prior to state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of North Dakota
Atha
Pon
Gmnaltir Ah
London
Aia
Holstein yearling lost on Geo Fiddler place
Taken up July 15 near Pollock Dakota. A black and white Holstein yearling steer was found at the old Geo Fiddler place. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ad and proving property. Jacob K. Renz, 19-21.
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Fiddler Place
Jacob K. Renz
Pollock
Dakota
County Agents Gauge Sheep Need in Drought Areas
In drought stricken Montana districts two county agents assess the sheep situation to aid northern farmers. Quoted prices show full mouthed ewes at 11 dollars and lambs at ten cents a pound. Montana purchases may be organized on share or direct buy, with expenses prorated by sheep bought.
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Agri
Ama “Oetlege
Montana
Ounty
George Volk
Emmonsburg
Alex. Macdonald
Glencoe
DeLancey Sales
Valley City
Strickamen
Jane Stewart Dies After Long Life in Wino Pa Country
Jane Stewart, an early settler who came from Whalen West Virginia with her relatives, passed away last Saturday evening. The obituary notes she helped settle the Wino Pa country alongside Mrs Kila Fraser and the late Mrs Anna Hauser, who died last winter.
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Jane Stewart
Whalen
West Virginia
Kila Fraser
Anna Hauser
Wino Pa
Hauser
Benth
Wolf Casts Off Sheep's Clothing in North Dakota
Emmons County readers are urged to note a persistent Nonpartisan League critique of Meitzen Brinton and others who purportedly lied on major issues before and after the election. The piece accuses alarms about Miss Nielsen’s powers, Townley influence, and printing bills as falsehoods while urging voters to seek truth in state governance and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Meitzen
Printing Commission
Brinton
John Hagan
Sam Randahl
League
Fargo Courier- News
Townley
Courier-News
William Lemk
Misa Nitlson
Minnie Nielson
Frazier
Townley ‘Press Bureau
Miss Nielson
Wm. Lemke
Townley Machine
Nonpartisan League
Townley Gang
North Dakota
Food supervision request to Federal Administrator Ladd
Federal Food Administrator E F Ladd has been asked by A Mitch Palaver attorney general to cooperate with the department of justice on determining direct activity within the commodities sector.
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Ladd
Palmer
Theixa
Chas. Coventry
Emmons County
E. F. Ladd
A. Mitch
Wil Palaver
The
Wellworth opening draws big crowd for 5 and 10 cent sale
The Wellworth 5 and 10 cent store in Bismarck opened August 12 to 14 drawing over 800 people in line for bargains. Stock includes about 7500 items priced from 10 to 25 cents with items such as 4 foot ladders and 14 quart dishpans. A follow up sale is planned and the store also sells dresses aprons underwear hosiery and a large Northwest sheet music department.
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Bismarck
Northwest
Adv
The Friendly Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Methodist Church invites residents and strangers to attend. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Epworth League at 7:45 p.m. Evening Worship at 8:30 p.m. Sermon topic is Jesus' Sabbath Custom. Prayer Meeting Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. Pastor BWANEY urges study of the Bible as life guide.
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Epworth League
M. Bwaney
Northern prairie midsummer poem by Ninetta Lowater
A lyric sketch of Dakota plains in midsummer with endless light and wind driven grain fields. A meadow lark sings, the landscape glows with long days and lucent nights, and the speaker reflects on divine presence as seasons turn toward winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninette
M. Lowater
Linton Defeats Pollock In Afternoon Baseball Tilt
The Linton team traveled to Pollock on Sunday and defeated Pollock 5 to 8 in a cross-bats match. A return game was planned to be played on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Tod Alow
Lintonites
Anent State Loans How Banks Take A Commission
The article explains that when applying for Bank of North Dakota real estate loans, a local bank acts as agent and collects 5 dollars plus a quarter percent of the loan principal. It calculates total costs over thirty years, alleging excessive charges and labeling it the Townley way of cutting out the middle man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fow Bank of North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Townley
Army Recruiting Display In Johnson Store Windows
In Bismarck last week the Record man viewed an army recruiting display occupying Johnson store windows for two days. The exhibit, planned for leading dry goods stores in North Dakota towns, featured machine guns range finders rifles bayonets trench knives Verry Pistols and infantry gear. For those who have not lived military life it proved deeply interesting. for veterans it recalled past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Johnson
North Dakota
League Boss A Battler
Walter Liggett amateur and head of the Townley newspaper system forced into town by former stockholders of the Steele County Farmers Press He aimed to fire Editor Dickinson and bring in a replacement after a dispute Dickinson refused to hand over keys and Liggett struck him with a fist Knockout left Dickinson unconscious and the incident involved business men and local editors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
N. D
Walter Liggett
Townley
Steele County Farmers’ Press
Liggett
Dickinson
Germany's Oldest Railroad Short but Historic
Germany's oldest railroad is famed as the nation’s first steam line yet remains one of the shortest routes in the world. The fleeting length contrasts with its enduring historical significance and enduring tourist appeal.
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Germany
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A. C. Townley Crew
Venom
Bilt
Tie League
EF. Ladd
Stef
Wellworth
Wonder
Townley Press
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