Campaign crackdown heats up liquor law enforcement
Mandan and surrounding areas report a surge in arrests as Morton County jail overfills with more than twenty new prisoners amid William Langer's liquor enforcement drive. Bench warrants rise toward 150 as districts shuffle judges and form new legal partnerships.
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Gunpowder and Cannon in Early Warfare
The passage traces gunpowder’s rise in Europe during the 13th and 14th centuries. It notes the Moors possibly first using cannons in Spain raids, credits Crecy 1346 by some, and states general adoption near the century’s end.
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For Sale Two Shropshire Bucks From Gethipicebonees Stock
Two registered Shropshire bucks aged two years for sale. Low down blocky and well wooled fellows from the Gethipicebonees Stock. Pedigrees furnished by CHAS H PEARSON R D No 1 Braddock ND.
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Pollock Pick-Ups Field Local News From Jan 8
Mrs A D Prouty visited friends at Linton over Sunday. Mrs Hal Tracy visiting in Montana, returning with her sister last week. Dick Amber from Dale-Winona country transacted business in Pollock Monday. Mrs Anna Dornbush returned from Braddock. Miss Hilda DeBoer left for Huron to resume college studies. Jed Welker went to Dodson Montana after telegram about his mother s illness. Boyd Stewart Sr arrived from Montana with daughter Mrs Danrell of Yates. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ed McConville with nurse Beulah Payne in charge. Roy Bales walked downtown for first time in 11 weeks since typhoid began. Two Indians escaped Fort Yates jail January 6. Tom Crow Necklace and Joe Harrison sought. Overland Telephone Co toll lines now in operation improving through service. Subscribe for the Record.
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Linton
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Rural Church Cooperation Aimed at Community Building
A rural church article by Peter Radford argues the church, press, and school form a triple alliance guiding communities. It cites farmers as major church builders, notes 120,000 churches costing 750 million dollars, and 200 million yearly church support, urging cooperative efforts to strengthen social, economic, and spiritual life.
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Legislature Opens With Governor’s Message Sets Agenda
The legislature moves quickly as the governor’s address outlines key aims. Reforms include abolishing continuing appropriations, creating an Efficiency Commission, redrawing apportionment, extending term lengths, four-year terms for county officers, and a four-year gubernatorial term. The mind-set favors streamlined budgets, tighter finances, and education system reviews.
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Braddock Brevities January 7 Notes from Town and County
IK M Long transacted business at Kintyre Wednesday. Adolph Staak spent holidays with his mother in Cochrane. Geraldine Penwarden left for Bis marck after visiting Fay Doerschlag. Iva and Esther Westeen departed for Grand Forks after visiting Mrs. G. H. Naranore. Mrs. J. D. McCusker returned from Bis marck. T. P. Lee left for Linton to become commissioner. Senator H. W. Allen and others attended a railroad hearing. M. P. Kaiser toiled as book-keeper in the bank during Allen’s absence. Edgeley farmers plan a big meeting next month. Braddock also hosting a meeting January 16. Smith and Margaret Engleman set for Paynes Depot Kentucky visit. Warner Sempel returns to Grand Forks to resume University studies. Hon. R. K. Buizer leaves for Bismarck for legislative session. Mrs. Batzer and Mr. Bo attend legislature. A large social “wet acquainted” party at Ed. Savage home honors Mr. and Mrs. Batzer. Final proofs and filings available from Charles B. Carley, County Judge. Ady.
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