Notes by Supt. on perfect attendance and rug project
Three month perfect attendance certificates awarded to Laura Hoff and long list of students including Hoff, McCulley, Anna Stersiee, Logan, Brodhead, Balliet and many others. Nine month certificates issued to Oscar Ehrman, Wells, Emma Schatz, McCulley, and Gerald Brodhead. Juniors asked to make 24 by 24 inch rugs for US Public Health Service Hospitals with March 15 delivery deadline. List of suitable hot lunch dishes and education in danger discusses teacher shortages, qualifications, and library funding requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hoff
McCulley
Anna Stersiee
Logan
Gerald Brodhead
Sand Creek
Fred Hatterlee
Johanna Balliet
Rose Balliet
Emilia Balliet
Dora Hatterlee
Omie
Evelyn
Elmer
Everett
Clarence
Glen
Mary Doolittle
Marie
Lee Smith
Solomon Zimbelman
Reinhold Zimbelman
Williamsport
Helen
Alice
Carl Carlson
Lawrence
Marjorie
Lil
United States Public Health Service
Department of Junior
Northern Division
South Fifth St
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
North Dakota
Co&s
Real Estate Transfers Across Towns and Counties
Real estate transfers listed include St Marys church Hague to Anton Heilman for 10 acres and 10 sq rads, valued at 690 dollars. multiple deeds between individuals and companies in Strasburg Linton and surrounding areas with prices from 1 to 12,000 dollars. Names include F. E. Galloquay Archie Nicholson John Jenner Joseph Dillman William Barreth Eliza Muench Otto Muench Marie Langerman Joseph Volk Jr. Wilhelmina Bellon Frank Foell Emma Campbell John Richards Charles Johnson John Graf Fred Schuler Hattie Helgerson Elizabeth Ewan Michael Schneider Jo hannes Holzer Milwaukee Land Company Carlos Boynton Gerrit Biesheuvel Joe Vander Vorste Arvid Witikko and others. Values range from 1 to 12,000 dollars with various parcels described by quarter sections and blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Hague
Anton Heilman
F. E. Galloquay
Archie Nicholson
John Jenner
John Baker
S. A. Mikalson
Hazelton Mercantile Co
Hazelton
Mathias Moszer
Peter Moszer
Strasburg
First National Bank of Fargo
Joseph Dillman
William and
Adam Barreth
Eliza W. Muench
Otto Muench
Marie Langerman
Joseph Volk, Jr
Hunter
Linton
Wilhelmina Bellon
Frank Foell
Emma Campbell
Jacob J. Volk
Henry B. Zenk
M.baumgartner
L. K. Mastel
John Frolund
Eliza Ann Ewan
Swar
Michael Schneider
Johannes Holzer
Dillman
Milwaukee Land Company
Wendelin Braunagel
Strasubrg
Carlos N Boynton Land Company
John G. Schmidt
Gerrit Biesheuvel
John Pool
Joe van der Vorste
Joe Vander Vorste
Sear
Anton Molsom
Thomas Fladebo
Emma E Fladebo
Finley
Rasmus O. Kleppe
Arvid Witikko
Carlos N. Boynton Land Company
Legion Dance At See man Park Tonight
The Legion dance at See man Park features Mac Donalds orchestra of Bismarck. A large pavilion will host county dancers with lunch service. round trip rides from the post office corner cost 25 cents. Special decorations and a holiday mood invite a big turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Seeman Park
Macdonald
Bismarck
County Agent Notes and Farm Projects Summary
A historical County Agent report records extensive livestock and farm program activities. It lists registered bulls and cows aided by the Agent, boats and site transfers, tuberculin and blackleg testing, cholera vaccination, silo construction, and sheep ventures. It notes labor, field operations, grasshopper control, land area cultivated, poison bran and arsenic usage, miles driven, farm visits, meetings, and publications. It also covers farm books, loans, seed grain programs, and crop projects including alfalfa inoculation, seed potatoes, and seed corn activities with counts of participants and outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
ABONG
Lelaisielelese Sidesiar Nists
Pirklelelsiererele
Igdors
CCC
Anc
Farm Bureau News
U. S.deptoral College
Imeioid Arate Vralletaclele
Elsreie Resents
SA Ouie Sec Aia Crerels Alelate
Macdonald Quits as Miss Nielson Supervisor in Townley Era
Neil Macdonald resigns under the Townley regime after losing in district court and supreme court battles over Miss Nielson’s office. The league backed measures aimed to dilute her power, with Townley allies aiding the effort and a referendum passing to reshape the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Macdonald
North Dakota
Miss Nielson
Townley
Macdonald
Supreme Court
District Court
League Supreme Court
Frazier
Fay Harding
Nielson
Ward
Harding
Yeater
League
Are You A Subscriber To The Record
The editor urges North Dakota readers to support independent newspapers by a $2.00 yearly subscription. Emmons county farmers on record pay gladly, while some borrow neighbors' copies to save the price. The plea asks non subscribers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Emmons County
Macdonald Resigns Amid League Conflicts and Wariness
The article portrays Neil Macdonald's rise and fall within the Nonpartisan League, detailing his consolidation of power and salary, attacks by soldiers and colleagues, and eventual resignation. It questions whether the resignation will spare Townley’s political ambitions or merely postpone voter memory of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
Miss Nielson
Nonpartisan League
League
Towner County
Frazier
Neil
Macdonld
Pres
Kane
The
State University
Neil Macdonald
Minnie J. Nielson
Townley
Capital News Notes reveals a heated Bank of North Dakota dispute
The Fargo Courier News critiques an Assistant Attorney General Packard opinion on the North Dakota Industrial Commission and Bank of North Dakota profits. It alleges camouflage of earnings, noting a disputed $45,078.45 profit figure derived from $46,719.64 in accrued interest on state bonds held by the bank. The piece signals a broader political battle and references further details on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Courier News
Thomas Hall
F. E. Packard
State Bank of North Dakota
Packard
Courier- News
Bank of North Dakota
State Hall
Industrial Commission
I. C
Commission
North Dakota
Tts
State Board of Equalization
Bishop Wehrle Lectures Capitalism Versus Socialism at Opera House
Bishop Vincent Wehrle of Bismarck spoke to a large Sunday audience on capitalism and socialism. He defined capitalism as charging high prices and paying low costs, warned against socialism as a state-centered creed, urged Christian principles in business, and urged listeners to resist socialist agitation to protect church and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
North Dakota
Bishop Wehrle
State Income Tax Notice Urges March 1 Filing
The State Income Tax report must be filed before March 1. Single persons earning $1,000 and married individuals earning $2,000 annually must file, in addition to the federal return. Penalties for noncompliance are heavy. blanks available at banks and from the Tax Supervisor for questions. Subscription mention: Record-$260.
Lent Ash Wednesday notices and devotions
Lent begins February 18. Ash Wednesday observed with blessings and ashes noted. Special Friday devotions at 4 p m during Lent. Also two houses for sale by J. Schenkenberger Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schenkenberger
Ady
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Supt
Statistical Report
Hacc
AON Dodds
Publi
Eenie
Meenie
Minie
Trade AT Home
Capital News
Earle H. Tostevin
Catholic Church Notes
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