Langer Denounces Bank of North Dakota Loans Issue
North Dakota Attorney General William Langer published a sharp refutation of Bank of North Dakota loan figures cited by J R Waters. He offered to certify abstracts within forty eight hours if Waters would turn them over, concluding that current loan delays are not due to state office inaction. The remarks were part of a broader Bismarck gathering where Langer attacked Townleyism and discussed League of Nations concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Langer
J. R. Waters
The
Townley Press
F. W Cathro
Attorney General
Bank of North Dakota
Langer
J R. Waters
Waters
Hazelton Papers Face Buyout and Relocation
The Hazelton Republican sale proceeds with $500 down and a two week window to raise funds as the Hazelton plant will move to Linton and join the Free Press. The plan includes a German edition financed by the league and editor Herman Hardt from Napoleon to solicit money. R. C. Colburn will retire. The Record pledges independent service, while the league presses on with consolidation and potential loans if needed.
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Hazelton
Reublican
Owlrt
Townley
Pickins
Republican
Record
League
Call for correspondents to cover Westfield and Strasburg
The Record seeks new correspondents from Westfield and Strasburg to provide weekly local news. Existing writers are praised and potential contributors are invited to contact the paper to help represent their communities.
Braddock Correspondent to Provide Local News
The newspaper announces a Braddock correspondent Mrs M McCune will gather local notices weekly for the Record. Readers may give notices or paid locals to her for publication and she will forward them to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
M. McCune
Leagueers Left Waiting As Senator Johnson Skips Reception
Senator J I Cahill of Leith Aldyth Ward and three others named to an official reception committee were dispatched to Arnold by car after a late train. They learned Johnson would not attend social events, as he relaxed at the Grand Pacific Hotel while the leaguers returned empty handed to the Nonpartisan hotel in Bismarck.
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Bismarck
J. I. Cahill
Leith
Aldyth Ward
Republican State Central Committee
Arnold
League
Johnson
Cahill
R. S. Wilcox
Minot
Grand Pacific Hotel
New Legals Notices From Local Probate and Court Actions
Notices include creditors for L. K. Master Estate with vouchers to M. A. Klein within six months, and James O Donnell Estate with vouchers to Armstrong and Cameron in four months. A title quieting suit John Van Buren vs Goddall, a sheriff foreclosures sale of a Nichols and Shepard tractor, a steel tank against Herman Becker, and a March 20 land sale at the courthouse for Romanus Wagner Estate with parcel details in Sec 8 and Sec 9.
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L. K
M. A. Klein
Strasburg
James O’donnell
Armstrong & Cameron
John van Buren
J. J
J- M- Goddall
Meinhover
Nichols & Shepard
Herman A. Becker
Romanus Wagner
Farm Bureau Dairy Talks Set for Hazelton and Linton
State Dairy Commissioner Osterhaus will discuss improving Cream marketing at meetings in Hazelton March 4 at 1 30 PM and Linton March 5 at 2 PM in the court room. Farmers urged to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Osterhaus
Hazelton
Linton
Richardson Letter From Hubbard Iowa Feb 1920
Letter from Richardson Hubbard Iowa dated February 18 1920 to F B Streeter in Linton North Dakota accompanies four dollars for Emmons County Record subscription covering 1919 to 1921. writer notes rheumatism wife asthma son Earl home from Sioux City feb 16 sick and illness nearby including flu and bad colds.
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Emmons County Record
Earl
Sioux City
Local Update from Hubbard Farm Family Seeks Space
T J Richardson shares news from Hubbard about a nine room modern home on three and one third acres with a gas range and electric lights. He mentions son Verd and boys in town school, daughter Bess at Iowa Falls studying shorthand and typewriting, and asks to send greetings to friends while noting the Nonpartisan League dispute in North Dakota.
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Hubbard
Bess
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Verd
Lloyd
Floyd
St. Paul
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League Officials Urge Appointees to Contribute Funds
Coghlan writes on supreme court stationery urging league appointees to support a league fund with an estimated $75. He advises keeping the communication confidential and suggests post-dated checks made payable to cash if funds are short.
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Jos Coghlan
League Supreme Court
Supreme Court
League
Coghlan
Affidavit From Arnold Clarifies Bowman Rep Conversion
An affidavit by B. D. Arnold sworn Feb 26 1920 addresses Rep. Arnold of Bowman county and comments on Attorney General William Langer's Scranton speech of Feb 19 1920. Arnold says he was misled by bank deal documents, apologizes to Langer, and rejects the notion of opposing the Nonpartisan League, seeking relief honestly. The document notes Braatsberg’s denial of an apology and cites public publication at the Farmers' Leader's request.
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Rep. Arnold
Bowman County
Bill Langer
Fay Harding
Arnold
Rep
Braatsberg
Langer
Scranton
State of
North Dakota
Bowman
B. D. Arnold
William Langer
Nonpartisan League
Farmers’ Leader
B.D. Arnold
E. Christopher
N. Dakota
Notes By Co Supt Urges Careful Eighth Grade Grading
The office reports mailing over six thousand mail pieces plus school supplies in the past year. Eighth grade completion exams for one room rural schools are set for March 25 and 26 with questions prepared and 35 schools already applying. Attendance certificates are awarded this week to many students, while nine month certificates go to a smaller group. The piece closes with prompts for teachers to reflect on their dedication, supervision, and preparation, and notes the February state per pupil apportionment of 2.21.
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Capital News
George Wallace
Josephine Dykstra
Helen
Anna van Vugt
Margaret van Beek
Bakker
Rosina
Caroline Merkel
Liberty
Linda Juhola
Alvin
Benhart
Rousa
Elna
Sylvia Nyland
Edwin
Lempi Seppanen
Lincoln
Alice Calquehoun
McCulley
Edvina Wittmeyer
Winchester
Jake
Emil
Earnest
Dave
George Wagner
Lipp
Cecilia Nieuwsma
Peter James Barr
Strasburg
Lawrence Chandler
Lester Gilman
Clara Laverly
Burr Oak
Annie
Angelina van Vugt
Margaret
Archie van Beek
Resolutions Oppose German Language Newspaper Plan
The Gilberto S. Furness Post No. 40 of the American Legion adopts resolutions opposing a new German language newspaper in North Dakota. It states there is no need for such papers, cites five years of no German immigration, urges English literacy for prospective citizens, and questions Rev. John Fontana, a convicted seditionist, as a true American fit to edit a local paper in New Salem.
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North Dakota
Germany
John Fontana
Fontana
Gilbert S. Furness Post No. 40
American Legion
New Salem
Cream or cream shipping meeting in court room
All interested in better cream marketing meet in the court room at 14 ton Friday, March 5 at 2 p m. State Dairy Commissioner Osterhaus will be there.
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Osterhaus
Two Houses for Sale Inquire of J Schenkenberger
Advertisement notes two houses for sale with contact person J Schenkenberger as the inquiry point. No further details on location price or features are provided.
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J. Schenkenberger
Adv
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Scandia Bank
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Halldorson
Minnie J- Nielson
Valley City
Prater
Burleigh County
United States
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California
Wilson
League of Nations
England
Lord Grey
British Empire
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Trade AT Home
Westfield
Richardson
F. B. Streeter
Linton, N. D
T. J. Richardson
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