Teachers Urged to Seek Higher Pay and Kindergartens
A North Dakota letter urges higher salaries for experienced teachers, proposes guaranteeing five months at 95 dollars monthly, and notes many applicants. It promotes expanding kindergartens under state law, urging petitions and women’s clubs to push for compulsory attendance and Americanization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Marie van Houte
Theodore van Houte
Strasburg
Winnifred Coonen
William Lee
Freda Backhaus
John Bossert
Agnes Haugse
Alfred Wittmayer
Esther Klaudt
Herman Wildermuth
Thelma Harding
Phyllis Coventry
Thomas Barger
Rosalia Goldade
Ignatz Goldade
Magdalene Goldade
Vivian Wagh
America
Herreid Clash Over League Allegations Draws Protest
South Dakota Leader column accused Herreid business men of using veterans to mob a league organizer. The town answered with a front-page rebuttal in the Herreid Picayune denying uniformed mobs and ropes. The dispute likened Townleyism to broader political strife and urged readers to compare accounts for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Herreid
People of
The
Herreid Picayune
League
Legion
Townley
McKinley
American Legion
Oaru
North Dakota
Winchester School District Bonds For New Building
A special session amended the law allowing Winchester school district to raise at least $50,000 for a new building. It permits bonding up to the full percent on the new valuation to fund construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Want Ads Bring Results For Sale And Buy In County
Readers are urged to place want ads in the Record to reach a wide audience. Ads cost about a cent and a half per word per issue and can run for a chosen number of issues. Visit the office or contact by phone or mail to start and watch the responses pour in.
Editor resigns from Grant County Leader in Carson
HOT ONE FROM LEAGUE EDITOR J Bernard Smith resigns as editor of the Grant County Leader. He leaves the paper amid criticism of ideologue influence and says he severed ties with the Nonpartisan League after facing pressure to publish hostile editorials and anti American statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bernard Smith
Grant County Leader
Nonpartisan League
Grant County
Carson Press
League
Carson
Leader
American Legion Post Announces Membership Drives and Events
The Dan R. Richardson Post urges members to pick up membership buttons from F. B. Streeter or A. E. Becker and to secure cards from Becker. Dues for last year paid to July 1, 1920, require a $1.50 payment for a paid up card to Jan 1, 1921 and a weekly magazine. February meeting set in new club rooms. A Lincoln Birthday dance at Seeman Park on February 12 with McDonald's Orchestra. Bradock and Hazelton delegations expected. State bonus help available from Becker or Streeter. Post near 100 members. join now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
F. B. Streeter
A. E. Becker
Linton
American Legion Weekly
Legion
Seeman Park
McDonald’s Orchestra
Bismarck
Bradock
Hazelton
Legionaires
Republican Mass Convention Set for February 10 1920
The County Committee announces a Republican Mass Convention at the county courthouse on February 10 1920 at 2 p m. The event aims to nominate delegates electors and a national committeeman and to unify the party against what is described as Socialistic control in the state while maintaining a harmonious organization. The notice is issued by Committee of Republican Members of the Republican State Central Committee.
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Court House
Republican State Central Committee
RISHOFF'S DENIAL
Earle Tostevin of the North Dakota Press Association outlined a dispute over O. T. Rishoff stepping down as head of the Publishers Service Bureau. The matter centers on a published denial by Rishoff about the league newspaper syndicate's finances, with party views split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Tostevin
North Dakota Press Association
O. T. Rishoff
Publishers Service Bureau
League
Rishoff
Tostevan
Bishoff
Record
Free Laundry for Enlisted Men Approved by War Dept
The latest move to make the new peace-time army popular with the enlisted men is the decision to do their laundry work free of charge says Colonel Rogers. This project contemplates the washing and repairing of the soldiers linen and articles of government issue and has been approved by the Secretary of War and the Comptroller of the Treasury. Two houses for sale. Inquire of J. Schenkenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Secretary of War
Comptroller of the Treasury
Red Cross Chapter Plans Nurse Hiring in Linton
The Red Cross in Linton announces it will hire two nurses and other needed help to care for the sick. The move uses available funds in the chapter treasury to assist families lacking medical support and does not indicate widespread illness.
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the Red Cross
Linton
Former Pioneer G M Mandigo Dies In Bismarck
G M Mandigo died after a period of illness. Born June 13 1849 in Quebec he moved to North Dakota in 1886 with Fidelia Robinson who died in 1906. Survived by four children Ira James Warren Wellington and Narcissa Dora Mandigo the family lived on Second Street. Funeral at McCabe Methodist Church Saturday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
G. M. Mandigo
Mandigo
Quebec
Qubec
Canada
Fidelia Robinson
Second Street
McCabe Methodist Church
Notice of Republican County Convention
All Republicans of this county opposed to Townleyism and Socialism are notified that if a Republican County Mass Convention to elect 11 delegates to the Republican State Convention at Bismarck North Dakota on February 17 1920 is not called by loyal Republican members of your party.
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Bismarck
N. D
Local Aid Offers Meals and Sewing Support
Residents needing nourishment or help securing meals may contact Mrs. C. H. Brant Mrs. F. J. Pitez or Mrs. A. R. Corbiine. Lin on residents able to cook chicken rice and soups or provide sewing for the ill should also reach out to these organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brant
F. J. Pitez
A. R. Corbiine
Linon
Real estate transfers show multiple property deeds recorded
A series of transfers list Andreas Geffre and wife to Farmers State Bank and other buyers across townships 4 to 136 with various parcel descriptions and prices. Names include D E Byam, A N Drakek, John Voeller, Louis Weber, Martin Winterberg, Bertram Van Beek, Joseph J Weber, George Just, John Haas, S A Fischer, Casper W Brewer, Henry Serr, Peter Mastel, L K Mactel, Edward Heimbach, Karl Fischer Jr, Astasia Singer, George Roderich, William Tough, Fred E Richardson, Fred Heinich, M T Barger, Peter Schmaltz, Jacob Mitzel, Ella Hedblad, Olaf Hedblad, George Ivey, S A Fischer, Johannes Kruma, Friedrich Eisenbarth, Christian Wacker, John Stoller, Valentin Jakob, John Zucker, Joseph M Schneider, and Dillman’s Addition to Strasburg. Amounts range from $1 to $16,000 with several undivided interests and tract descriptions in 19-136-77 areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.E. Byam
A. N. Drakek
John Voeller
Louis Weber
Martin Winterberg
Bertram van Beek
Joseph J. Weber
George Just
John Haas
Joseph Bolinger
S. A. Fischer
Henry Friedel
Otto Martini
Casper W. Brewer
Henry Serr
Peter Mastel
L- K. Mactel
Edward Heimbach
Karl Fischer, Jr
Strasburg
Anastasia Singer
Dillman
George Roderich
Dillman’s
William Tough
Fred E- Richardson
Fred Heinich
M. T. Barger
Peter Schmaltz
Jacob FP
Mitzel
Ella Hedblad
Olaf Hedblad
George Ivey
Braddock
A. Fischer
Johannes Kruma
Sear
Friedrich Eisenbarth
Christian Wacker
John Stoller
S Hi
Valentin Jakob
John Zucker
Joseph M. Schneider
County Agent Notes Highlight Farm Advancements and Death
County agent E A Anderson of Luton plans one or two silos and promotes Baby Beef calf fattening. Evelyn Green of Temvik buys two purebred Short Horn calves from Edgewood Stock Farm. A stockman Rambeau dies in Bismarck after flu. Several farmers attend silage, seed, and livestock meetings. 600 attend across the county with many questions answered by specialists.
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E. A Anderson
Luton
Evelyn Green
Temvik
Edgewood
Hezelton
Kintyre
Rambeau
Fargo
Bismarck
Bert van Beek
Westfield
Poland
Aberdeen
Wolf Bros
Hague
Farmers Salvation
Ed. Brown
Linton
Jersey
F. R. Briggs
Dave Crimmins
Foell Bros
Weber
Farrell
Darwin Smith
Sorem
Johnson, Malone
Plymouth Rocks
Cavaler
Larson
Tye
Hanson, Winterberg
Furness
Wehdt
Lintonites Attend Hazelton Dance
Linton residents joined a large turnout at Hazelton last Friday for a dance hosted by the Appert Post of the Legion. A supper cost fifty cents per plate, Rebecca lodge organized, and Smith's Orchestra played. Bud Shier drove the enclosure-truck with H. C. Lynn Otto Becker Walter Mohn Wendelin Bosth Herman Oscar Bertheau and the Misses Strand Jahnle Johnson and Mrs F B Streeter among the travelers. The Record man met the party on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Appert Post of the Legion
Rebecca Lodge
Smith
Notice to Contractors for Sand Creek School Barn Bid
Notice announces bid opening by Sand Creek School District on February 9 for construction of a school barn. Also a creditors notice for the estate of John Van Ryssen requests claims within six months filed with Lynn & Lynn. first publication January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek
John van Ryssen
Lynn & Lynn
Bishop Wehrle to Speak on Capital and Socialism
Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck will lecture in the opera house Sunday at 3 p m on Capital and Socialism. The well educated and forceful speaker will address the public if weather and health permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
Opera House
Park Record Exchange Ad in St Paul Minnesota
An advertisement promotes exchanging phonograph records of all makes and sizes. Records priced at 15 cents each or 8 for $1 with free lists available by writing to Park Record Exchange, Dept. X, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Park Record Exchange
Dept. X
St. Paul
Minn
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CO. Supt
Linton, N. D
Henry H Hanson
Dak
Hanson
Dollar Insurance
Trade AT Home
First National Bank
A- E. Becker
Dan R. Richardson
J. Schenkenberger
Adv
RED Cross
Republican County Convention
Andreas Geffre
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton Dance
Bishop Wehrle
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