Townley Referendum Slump Hits North Dakotans
Emmons county defeated all seven referenda with large anti league margins. printing and educational bills lost by over three hundred, bank and immigration bills varied. South Emmons showed a strong anti league swing while north half split. Brinton papers aided Townley efforts in many towns but opposition organized unevenly. Leaders warn Townleyism near end as statewide votes reveal waning support and growing tax concerns.
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Townley
Emmons
Ineeken
Enetne Mors
Wtate
Missouri Slope
McIntosh
Logan
Morton
Grant
Sioux
Burleigh
Red River
Trail County
Brinton
League
Fort Yates
Wehrle
Vincent Wehrle
Bismarck
Strasburg
Dakem
Exster
Linton
Putnam
Glanavon
Emmons County
Emmonsburg
McCulley
McHenry
Dana
Braddock
Hazelton
Wilson
Danbury
Highland
Harding
Burr Oak
Denham
Livona
Hampton
Tell
Omio
Kintyre
Marie
Frazier
South End
Horst
Cahill
Meitzen
Argast
Heck
Clark
Esteim
Olson
Horstmeyer
Gayton
Stanley
Nelson
Stewart
Industrial Commission
Bank
South of
North
Gill
Maine
Omie
Doyle
Fraz
Doyle H.B
Denhem
Sinc Teals
Telli
Goce Ca
Putmam
Buchanan
John Erger Offers Piano Auto Player and Photos
Local ad invites customers to see John Erger for a good piano an auto player piano and photographs with the latest models and right prices.
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John Erger
Notes by Co Supst Term Teachers Leave Posts
A list of teachers who have closed their terms of school including Julia Brath eng Mrs R A Hulm Mrs A Brooks Mrs J B Miller J Van Houte Jr Laura Studley Jean Mae Burmeister Prof Eldon Hanson Ellen F Tuttle Anna Rattenstetter Alice Anderson Liella Kohnke E Beatrice Wright Ruth Y Erbst Mary Brod head Verda Gear Maude Batchelder Ethel Hazel Fogle Nine month Perfect Attendance certificates awarded to Betsy Sterlee Logan District and Johnnie Schmidt Winchester District. Three month certificates given to Hazel Gillespie Winchester District Charles Swanson Selmer Fransen Alice Fransen Edna Fransen Ida Swanson Lila Swanson Lincoln District Henry and Alfons Zirnhelt Highland District Eighth grade diploma issued to Evelyn Nelson Kintyre this week. The child who bolts his midday meal and then rushes back to school can neither work nor digest properly.
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Julia Bratheng
R. A. Hulm
A. Brooks
J. B. Miller
J. van Houte, Jr
Laura Studley
Jean Mae Burmeister
Eldon Hanson
Ellen F. Tuttle
Anna Rattenstetter
Alice 8. Anderson
Liella Kohnke
E. Beatrice Wright
Ruth Y. Erbst
Mary Brodhead
Verda Gear
Maude Batchelder
Ethel
Hazel Fogle
Betsy Sterslee
Logan
Johnnie Schmidt
Winchester
Hazel Gillespie
Charles Swanson
Selmer Fransen
Alice Fransen
Edna Fransen
Ida Swanson
Lila Swanson
Lincoln
Henry
Alfons Zirnhelt
Highland
Evelyn
A Word to the Eighth Grade by A W Burr Beloit College
The article urges eighth graders to plan their future paths in the coming weeks. It compares chosen paths to a soldier’s duty and calls for focusing on doing their part to the best of one’s ability for the common welfare. The column notes irregular school notes may continue when points of interest arise as many schools stay closed.
Streeter Voices Referendum Debate For Hazelton Voters
Hazelton Republican F B Streeter editor of the Emmons County Record spoke last Saturday on the referendum laws. He reviewed each measure reading the laws aloud and explained dangers while remaining fair to both sides and avoiding personalities.
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Hazelton
F. B. Streeter
Emmons’ County
Streeter
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