Army Trucks Supplant Mail Service On North Dakota Rail Lines
The Great Northern announces mixed train reductions on the Minot division with many lines operating on alternate days. Government trucks will carry mail on Antler Rugby Sherwood Granville Berthold Crosby Stanley Grenora Maxbass Towner and Dunseith York lines when trains do not run. United States Marshal reports no disturbances as strike activity remains quiet and officials monitor rail points statewide.
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Great Northern
North Dakota
R.A. McCandles
Minot
Dunseith
Antier
Maxbass
Sherwood
Crosby
Grenora
Dakota
Grand Forks
Aneta
Surrey
Mayville
Portland
Fargo
N. P
Northern Pacific
Fargo District Mail
Roy Dolphin
Antler- Rugby
Sherwood-Granville
Berthold- Crosby
Stanley-Grenora
Maxhaas‘Towner
Dunseith-York
Daily Mail
Jeneth
Dolphin
United “States
Mr. Dolphin
Bunk
Tater
Minot Divisien
Mornday
Antler
Forbes
Wilmar
Artive
Rutland
St. John’s
Brahe
Neche
Grafton
Morden
Necho
Portace la Prairie
United States
Devils Lake
C. R. Wattles
J. F. Shes
Marmarth
National Nonpartisan League expands field staff
Fargo reports 16 organizers at work to recruit members and re enlist old ones at seven dollars and fifty cents for a two year membership. More men are en route with a goal of one hundred organizers in three weeks. A. C. Townley founder directs operations from the state headquarters as support grows and opposition wanes.
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Fargo
National Nonpartisan League
Bismarck
LaMoure Coury
A. C. Townley
League
Courtenay
Stutsman County
State Pardon Board
Dan McDonnell
Rugby
Rugby Produce Company
Laverne
Nels Nelson
Fort Yates
North Dakota
Annus Seasion
Sioux County
Fort Yatee
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mandan
Cannon Bull
Minot
Greeters of America
Grand Forks
George Smithki River
Neche
H. B. Landes
Kenmare
Sear Tackacs
Hitterdal
Minn
J.fardy
B.J. Critchfield
Maddock
Treasury
Dickineon
David McCutehan
Bowman
Walter Inman
Special Harvest Laborer Rates Set by Rail Lines
The Railway Companies announce a limited August 1 to 15 harvest rate of a flat 5.00 from Minneapolis St Paul Duluth and Superior to any North Dakota point. Groups of five or more may qualify. North Dakota employment officials will oversee traffic from Minneapolis with Mr R G Carton deputizing agricultural labor. Local agencies and Commercial Clubs will cooperate to place harvest workers efficiently. Counties without agents may route orders to Minneapolis. many entrants may wait for the low fare to North Dakota.
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North Daotka
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
North Dakota
State
Federal Employment Service
Ct 117
Marquette Ave
Minn
R. G. Carton
Agriculture and Labor
Carton
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Editorial on cash bonus plan for ex service men
A Chicago paper criticizes Hanford MacNider's rotating fund proposal to loan a cash bonus to needy ex service men. The editorial warns many would receive bonuses without real need and that some would misuse funds to shield relief efforts and delay recovery.
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Chicago
MacNider
Hanford MacNider
Shemé
School conditions improved in McIntosh and neighboring counties
Miss Bertha Palmer reported dramatic changes in North Dakota counties with younger officers in charge, calling for stricter attendance laws and better teachers for rural schools. In Logen, Napoleon, and Fort Yates, educators and officials discussed history, law, and school funding amid broader state issues.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bertha Palmer
McIntosh County
Miss Palmer
Logen
Napoleon
Mr Jessaway Seeks Perfect English at Dinner
In a restaurant Mr Jessaway scolds for sloppy language while ordering steak and corn. He insists on proper usage and quips about baked potatoes crowding the table as the American Legion Weekly notes the scene.
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American Legion’ Weekly
Civil War Veterans Unveil Bronze Medal Count
A delegation of Civil War veterans presented a bronze medal on his chest in a ceremonial display. The event drew attention to the veteran’s service and the ongoing honoring of war participants.
Paper Use by Government Printing Office
A claim states the government printing office in Washington consumes so much paper annually that it would make a sheet large enough to cover the entire city of Philadelphia.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Legion Auxiliary Organized at Richardson Post 54
The R Richardson Post 54 American Legion auxiliary is formed after dues from sixteen members are paid. A meeting will be called once the charter arrives to elect officers for the rest of the year and welcome new members. The joint effort aims to boost activity in both groups.
Fusion Ticket Endorsed for Independent Campaign
A Fargo conference of independents voted to back a complete anti Townley ticket in the November election. Led by J. F. T. O Connor for U S Senate and R A Nestos for governor, the ticket drew support from the Committee of 45 and anti Townley nominees. The group urged unity, coordinated campaign planning, and full voter support across party lines to prevent vote splitting. Compensation checks totaling 82344780 were issued by the American Legion for 4924 former service members between Oct 10 1921 and Jan 14 1922.
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Fargo
J. F.T. O'Connor
U. S. Senate
R. A. Nestos
W. E. Byerly
S. J. Doyle
A. B. Jackson
J. D. Bacon
F. . Ployhar
W. Noyes
W. H. Porter
Ella Shippy
J. N. Kunkel
Committee of 45
United States Senate
J. F. T. O'Connor
Congress
O.'B. Burtness
Geo. M. Young
E. J. Hughes
Frank H. Hyland
Thos. Hall
Hans Anderson
John Steen
Geo. Shafer
Cou'r
E. A. Lillibridge
Arthur Dixon
Nien Ae
American Legion
Linton and Hazelton Tie Lead After Weekend Wins
Linton defeated Hague 9 to 3 at Hague and Hazelton beat Braddock 5 to 1, keeping them atop the league. Next Sunday, Linton visits Hazelton and Strasburg plays Hague as title positions tighten and Braddock and Hague hinge on late games.
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Linton
Hague
Napoleon
Strasburg
Hazelton
Braddock
Tony
Junge
Angell
Mohn
F. Petrie
Tufford
Becker
Stewart
L. P.C
Linton Abtein Dien Pietereide
Hague Sete
Candidates Must File Expense Reports After Primary
North Dakota law requires every primary candidate to file an expense statement with the county auditor or risk removal from the fall ballot. Some candidates have not yet filed. The text notes that even zero expenditures must be reported. The article also mentions Providence Rhode Island as the first city with open air schools.
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North Dakota
United States
Providence
R. I
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