No Terminal Elevators and the Political Chill
The piece questions the Terminal Elevator push tied to the Nonpartisan League. It accuses leaders like Bossley of using the issue to reap political power and salary rather than implement actual elevators. It notes farmers and voters remain enticed by campaign rhetoric while concrete steps stagnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Nowsett
League
Fargo Courier- News
N. P. League
Bossley
Merrie England
Auditor reshuffle at state level in North Dakota
Ole B Lund resigns as Kidder county auditor and deputy state auditor to join the new state board of administration. W G Woerner, ex Richland county treasurer, becomes auditor. John O Snyder, former Emmons county treasurer, is named chief accountant. Kositzky notes a capable staff now in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole B. Lund
Kidder County
State Board of Administration
Lund
W. G. Woermer
Richland
Kositzky
John O. Snyder
Emmons County
Woerner
Elevator fund dwindling in Morton County
The Morton County Farmers Press reports the legislature created a terminal elevator plan last February but no progress has appeared through March to July. Despite public demand for a local terminal, ground has not been broken and officials show no signs of construction.
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Morton County Farmers Press
Pers
Angeeeshigeey Ok
McGovern
Trav-Ies Creal Wikina Seemieicians
Townley urged to build grain elevator and end delays
The letter questions Mr Townley's stance on funding and delays for a state elevator project. It accuses him of withholding the terminal elevator funds and hints at threats by organizers to force action, noting the impact on farmers and grain storage awaiting better prices and seed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Ian Glevator
Braddock News Notes Crops Travel and Dance Events
Mrs F Savage returned from eastern Canada with grandson R K Batzer Jr. Reports show fair fall wheat but poor spring grain and fruit due to dryness and grasshoppers. Several residents travel for visits. a large dance planned at HI A Reamann's barn with Mandan orchestra. Braddock 4 Mckenzie 1 after a game in which Anderson starred.
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F. Savage
Canada
R. K. Batzer, Jr
E.F. Savage
Bismarck
G. H. Towle
South Dakota
Norma Noraas
Minneapolis
Braddock
Noraas
M. J. McCune
Minne
Catherine Hendershot
Bistmarck
Wm. Baxter
Reta Weber
Napoleon and
Wishek
A. Reamann
New Barn
Mandan
Will
P. Lee
Ole Feltheim
St. Paul
A.C. Staak
Selfridge
J. R. Albright
O. Dickman
Anderson
Séver
Fairchilds
Churchhill
McKenzie
Community Notes and Farm Advice From Local Column
The records note visits and travels of residents to Bismarck Grand Forks and Williston with several family updates. A farm advisory section discusses pest control, pasture management and breeding strategies highlighting co operative buying, cross breeding, and economic herd improvements for Indian Prairie readers.
Statewide loss in interest from Bank of North Dakota scheme
Auditor Kositzky details how requiring public funds to favor the Bank of North Dakota costs North Dakota about 24 574 90 annually in public funds interest. Private banks paid 3 daily balances 4 private bank earnings exceed the BND offer by roughly 27 150 per year. Counties like Grand Forks Morton Benson Burleigh each lose about 2 000 annually. Overall 58 counties average over 100 000 annual loss.
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Emmons County
Bank of North Dakota
Kositzky
North Dakota
Burleigh
Kubanka Durum Wheat Tops Yields at Three Experiment Stations
County agent notes Kubanka durum wheat has proven the best yield at three experiment stations for several years. This year 75. y percent of Cavalier County wheat is Kubanka and indicators suggest it will outperform varieties in neighboring counties. Plan includes field demonstrations and further testing at local farms.
Brinton Printing Law Requires Latest Ocean Printing Formats
Readers are informed that the new Brinton printing law mandates all forms of legal printing be issued using the latest formats by the paveators. This notice guides publishers and readers on compliance and timing under the updated statute.
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Brinton
Notices of Creditor Claims and School Treasurer Report
Notices list creditors claims for the estates of Sarah Annie Hauser Andrew Schneberger and Wm E Cole with six month exhibit requirements at specified offices. Also includes the Logan school district treasurer report showing cash on hand July 1 1918 and June 30 1919 along with sinking fund balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
League
Sarah Annie Hauser
Winona
N. D
Chas
Coventry
Linton
Andrew Schneberger
Hazelton
G. A. Lenhart
Wm E. Cole
County of Emmons
Lynn & Lynn
Logan
Chas. H. Pearson
Real Estate Transfers Catalogs in Strasburg and Hague Areas
A sequence of property transfers lists many with buyers and sellers including Hattie E Sempel George C Semple to Drake & Newcomer Inc John Keller to Ignatz Runbold Barbara Runbold and more. Transactions cover Milwaukee Land Company additions to Strasburg Hague and related townsites with nominal sums. Notable entries include parcels bought by John J Baumgartner Edna Clark and Jos Fettig plus Hazelton and Larvik sites with small price tags such as 1 and 800 dollars.
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Hattie E Sempel
George C Sempel
Drake & Newcomer, Inc
Mary E Tye
E Tye
Ignatz Runbold
Barbara Runbold
John Keller
Milwaukee Land Company
Strasburg
Jos. Fettig
Milwaukee Land Co
August J Schall
Hague
John Kelsch
Regina Kelsch
John Silbernagel
Frank W Orthmeyer
Mabel
Orthmeyer
Benajah P Orthmeyer
Frank W Orthmeyer, Jr
H P Rasmussen
Fern Rasmussen
Frank J Rotzien
Larvick
Anton Voller
Odi
Martin N Hinsvark
Edna Clark
NW Gr
NE Gr
Security State Bank
Andreas Mitzel
Farmers State Bank
Hunter
Linton
German American State Bank
Charlie Wright
Roberta F Wright
J H Nietert
William L Yeater
Ellis Smolowitz
Hazelton
Mauritz van Soest Jr
James Bor
Catholic Church Notes Fifth Sunday Devotions At 10 A M
Fr J G Sailer notes next Sunday devotion at 10 a m and on the first Sunday in September both masses at the usual times. A new statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus has been placed over the main altar.
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J. G. Sailer
Heart of Jesus
Hail Levy Estimated Raises Indemnity Budget
The hail insurance division reports 12 163 claims with 4 998 adjusted, totaling 1 258 906 46 in demnities. Expected payouts rise to about 3 million as all claims are finalized, with average per claim up from 166 to 250, and only 11 of 801 adjustments showing no loss. An average 35 cent per acre assessment will be charged on about 7 500 000 acres, plus a 3 cent flat tax on all arable land, funding indemnities and department costs.
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Hail Insurance Division
Olsness
State Hall
Bureau
Department
Pollock Triumphs Over Linton In Tight 6-3 Ballgame
A large crowd watched Pollock defeat Linton 6 to 3 at Seeman Park Sunday afternoon. Pollock pulled key long hits in the eighth to break a tie as Emmons county kept runners on base throughout. Umpiring drew criticism though the game featured a late ninth inning home run by Fred Petrie.
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Seeman Pari
Pollockites
Pollock
Linton
Emmons County
Ben Morrell
South Dakota
Fred Petrie
Mission Services Planned at St Matthew’s Lin ton ND
A mission will be conducted at St Matthew's Episcopal church in Lin ton ND starting Tuesday evening the 26th for one week. Services begin at 8 PM with a Holy Communion listing at the 11 AM service on Sunday.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Linton
N.D
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Drake
Nonpartisan League
B. Lund
F. A. Bier
A. C. Staak
B. F. ‘York
A.C
Albert
Wisconsin
A. C. Stack
Marjorie
McCusker
St. Alexius Hospital
Hy Towle
P.c
Emmons County Sinking Fund
Pollock VS. Linton
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