Farm Loans to Be Made Soon in North Dakota
Freda Heinrich of City National Bank met Bis marck authorities on farm loan plans. New manager Wilbert De Nault aims to start loans within 80 days, focusing on conservative, creditworthy borrowers. Loans limited to 50 percent of land value, prioritizing near foreclosures and actual North Dakota farmers, with many small loans preferred to a few large ones.
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Freda Heinrich
City National Bank
Bismarck
Bank of North Dakota
Farm Loan Department
Industrial Commission
Wilbert D. DeNault
DeNault
North Dakota
Neate
de Nault
Dehis Law
Acuta
Bottineau
Balance of Power Plan Dominates League Meeting Talk
Townley to present his balance of power concept at a league meeting as A A Liederbach warns independents to stay with the nonpartisan line. The plan, once proposed by Townley, could split independents if no league ticket is fielded and may influence key races like Porter J McCumber.
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Townley
Balance of Power
Liederbach
Minnesota
League
A. C. Townley
Fargo Courier News
Porter
J. .McCumber
Telephone Hearing Set Over Linton Rate Increase
The Dakota Central Telephone Company faces a public hearing in Linton on December 19 at 7 p.m. over proposed rate hikes based on higher investment and operating costs. If the public cannot dispute the figures, rates may rise despite potential subscriber churn and a past wiring upgrade that did not notably improve toll service south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Linton
Railroad Commission
Court House
State Commission
Telephone ‘Company
Local Exchange
Dakota Central
French Evacuation of Cilicia Nears Completion
The French troops have nearly finished withdrawing from Cilicia and Beirut Syria after an orderly evacuation. The French commander stated the operation proceeded without incident as troops departed for Paris under secure conditions.
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Cilicia
Beirut
Syria
Rand
Ton Jett
Paris
Explosion in East Side Tenement Scares Residents
A homemade whisky bomb detonated on the fifth floor of a New York East Side tenement. The blast sent families fleeing from supper tables as shots rang out, causing panic across the home. No fatalities confirmed in early reports.
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New York
East Side
Steele Board Reduces 1921 Levy by $22,000
Finley North Dakota December 13. Steele county commissioners meeting in special session adopted a resolution urging strict economy and slashing 1921 levies by $22,000. Road fund dropped from $24,000 to $10,000 bridge fund from $13,000 to $8,000 emergency fund from $3,000 to zero, totaling $45,000 cut from 1920 levy.
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Finley
N. D
Sesson
Steele County
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
State seeks loan defaulters under rural credits law
State Treasurer John Steen and Manager W B DeNault search for borrowers listed as having failed to meet payments on state loans from the farm loan department under the rural credits law. Notices sent to Bank of North Dakota addresses were returned with notes that borrowers have moved. Names include C C Putnam, Chas Cripe, Wallace Palahniuk, Mary D Barnes, Anton Rubin, Jim Basaraba, and John A McFarlane with varying loan amounts and locations in Burleigh, McHenry, Billings, Bowman, and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steen
W. B. DeNault
C. C. Putnam
Burleigh County
Bismarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
Chas. Cripe
McHenry County
Try
N.D
Wallace
Palahniuk
Billings
Belfield
Mary D. Barnes
Bantry
Anton, Rubin
Billings J
Jim ‘Basaraba
Billings County
John A. McFarlane
Bowman County
Receivers Asked to Quit in Bank Reorganization Plan
Gilbert Sentington state examiner filed a request with the state banking board asking resignations of all closed bank receivers. No immediate action is expected but the move precedes a planned reorganization of receiverships. Some may be reappointed once new handling procedures are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sentington
State Banking Board
County School Notes Nine Month Diplomas and Awards
Nine month diplomas were issued to Mervin Scott Mildred McDonnell Flora Pearson Logan Joseph Volk Linton Spe cial Harris and Preston Barr Baker James Barr Strasburg Earnestine and Alma Huber Sand Creek Albin Carlson Kintyre. Punctuality buttons were awarded to Allan Paulson Eugene Bechtle Warner Odenthal Leonard Odenthal Ida Luchs Ferdinand Martin Alice Irvine and Herbert Ketchum Anna Sterslee Gertie Compass. Reading Circle awards went to Red Seal Bertha Weber Gorman Stedman Rosie Schlecht Herbert Weber Carrie Burkhardt and McCulley Blue and Gold Seals went to Rosie Schlecht Carrie Burkhardt and Herbert Weber. Donations to the Children's Home from several contributors are listed with amounts. The Trachoma Clinic results will be announced soon noting many cases found none in Hazelton or Linton schools. Students with trachoma cannot attend until a doctor’s certificate is provided. The required treatment is minimal rail fare to Lamoure with free lodging and medical care available. A child without trachoma may still have other eye issues or need glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Scott
Mildred McDonnell
Williamsport
Flora Pearson
Logan
Joseph Volk
Linton
Harris
Preston Barr
Bakker
James Barr
Strasburg
Earnestine
Alma Huber
Sand Creek
Albin Carlson
Kintyre
Allan Paulson
Eugene Bechtle
Warner Odenthal
Leonard Odenthal
Ida Luchs
Ferdinand Martin
Alice Irvine
Herbert Ketchum
Linton Special
Anna Sterslee
Gertie Compaan
Reading Circle
Bertha Weber
Gorman Stedman
Rosie Schlecht
Herbert Weber
Carrie Burhadt
McCulley
Herbert Weber McCulley
Carrie Burkhardt
Haz‘elton
Lamoure
Rioting at Chicago Union stockyards during strike
Chicago faced violent outbursts as workers left the stockyards on Wednesday. Nine people were shot or injured, with reports of a Black packinghouse worker being forced into Bubbly Creek and drowned after bricks and stones were hurled. Police formed a barrier as mounted officers and crowds clashed.
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Chicago
Chicago Union
Forty Third Street
Ashland Avenue
Atree
Donecia
Drake Mill Loses Money and Faces Closure
A state audit shows Drake Mill lost about 2500 monthly from Jan 1 to Oct 15, totaling 21712.42, and recommends closing and selling the facility. Unpaid flour sales to Consumers Stores and other dealers amount to 18668.10, with numerous open consignment and elevator accounts totaling 24606.12.
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Drake
Industrial Commission
Equitable Audit Company
Minneapolis
Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
M. W. Thatcher
Consumers Stores Co
Capitol Commercial Co
Bismarck
Peoples Supply Company
Grand Forks
Coolerstown
Garrison
Carrington
Devils Lake
Larimore
Columbus
Courtenay
Powers Lake
Turtle Lake
Bisbee
Fessenden
Hurdsfield
Crosby
Kisdeer
Leith
Lakota
Towner
Dover
Packing Plant Loss Revealed by Equity Cooperative
A 1921 report filed by Equity Cooperative Packing Company of West Fergo shows losses of 922 391.25, with 17 804 stockholders and capital stock of 2 052 895.19. The balance sheet lists real estate 50 573.50, merchandise 85 245.33, receivables 1 136.61, cash 458.79, and liabilities of 85 850.00 on bills and notes, 31 321.11 accounts payable. Reports by cooperative bodies are due July 1, with possible six month extension.
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Equity Cooperative Packing Company
West Fergo
P.M. Casey
Parsley Scarcity Sparks Absinthe Substitution Rumor
A fragment notes parsley shortage in France, with buyers hoarding the herb to make a substitute for absinthe. The piece includes a humorous aside about Maudie, whose night editor father is mocked as a burglar by the child.
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France
Maudie
Bird Sanctuary for Gulls in Yarmouth Nova Scotia
A note describes a local project in Yarmouth Nova Scotia involving a recently purchased island intended as a bird sanctuary. The plan aims to protect gulls and provide a historic context for provincial conservation efforts.
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Iota
Nada
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Haa
Ite
Lake George
Mystery Hotel Keeper Charged Rooms By Register Name
A Boston Transcript note describes an Arkansas tale where a hotel keeper in Missouri allegedly records guests in the register and charges for room and board as soon as a guest is born in a room. The anecdote portrays the keeper as mean and controlling.
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Hae
Mipsouri
Boston Transcript
Soldier bonus bill to be placed before House after holidays
Washington reports that the soldier bonus bill will be placed before the House immediately after the Christmas holidays. Chairman Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee announced this plan after adjournment of the extraordinary session, noting that the omission in the previous message did not alter his schedule.
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Washington
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Mittee
Ior Aapent Hardtog
Court jury work drags as Horner case fails for $2000
Juries linger through Tuesday with veniremen called for Knudtson vs Naaden. Jacobson Dunn vs Horner awarded plaintiffs $2000 plus costs. state verdict for Scheer. Several cases settled or continued. Beseler verdict about $350 for prairie fire damage. multiple divorces granted.
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Knudtsen
Naaden
Hazelton
Carl Fischer
LaDelle Briggle
Aug. Klabunde
Jacobson & Dunn
Anton Horner
State of North Dakota
Scheer
Messrs
Kramer
Purinton
Sterling
Green
Perry
Allen, Welk
Matthews
Norman
Nelson
Schwab
Security State Bank
Milwaukee Land Company
W. B. Otto
L. Horstmeyer
Wm. Beseler
Henry Reamann
Frederick
Wollman
Edholm
Langeliers
Harrison
Compaan
Luce
Meier
Hanley
Winterberg
Dockter
Beseler
A. Kelsch
John Meior
Stellflug
Hirning
Heyne
F. Baumgartner
Knudtson
Johnstonbaugh
Jacobson
Weather report for the week ending December 14, 1921
U S Weather Bureau summary shows daily mean temperatures with highs and lows from Thursday to Wednesday. No precipitation in district. heavy rains reported west of the Rocky Mountains. Sunrise 8:19 a m, sunset 4:52 p m, day length 8 hours 33 minutes. full moon at 8:51 p m. William Malpass, Cooperative Observer.
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Rocky Mountains
William Malpass
Cooperative Observer
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Dec 16 1921
St Matthew's Episcopal Church will hold Sunday services December 18 with Sunday School at morning and evening prayers follow. Readers and attendees urged to join the parish activities and confirm schedule details.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Cavelee
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Ealisang
Onda
A. A. Liederbach
Nonpartisan League
Courier News
State Railroad Commission
Packer
Drake Mill
League Audit Company
Frazier
Lemke
P. M. Casey
Secretary of State
Papa
Uray -Mite
Horner
Reamann
U. S Weather Bureau
Episcopal Church
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