Emmons County Record Calls for Organization in Election Fight
The Emmons County Record urges building an anti Townley campaign machinery. It critiques Nonpartisan League candidates like Ferd Fischer and Gontka, notes liquor-license history, and predicts women suffrage will influence future elections.
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Townley
The
Record
Anti’s
Anti-League
League
Ford
Fischer
Hague
Ferd
Uncle Sam
Emmons
South End
North End
Charlie Gontka
Ferd. Fischer
N. P. League
Gontka
North Dakota News In Brief From Jamestown To Fargo
North Dakota items report a new electric company charter application in Jamestown, a hospital death in Mrs. Thomas Joyce, Indian reservation liquor case in St. John, and Workmen lodge growth in Alexander. Other notes cover American Legion post formation in Stanley, a bank cashier guilty verdict in Devils Lake, a Great Northern conductor injury in Minot, state electrician license exams starting in Minot, and bids for state institution supplies in Bismarck. Additional items note teacher salary raises in Bismarck, Baptist quota for New World movement, Wahpeton Indian school escapes in Sheldon, a Fargo dairy cattle prize, a large building permit in Fargo, a fatal kitchen fire in Ellendale, apartment building plans in Mandan, a farm account school in McKenzie, and Fargo child weight tests under the National Child Welfare program.
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Leonard
Stanley
Charles L. Hartman
American Legion
Roscoe C. Fenstermacher
Devils Lake
David Ugland
Security State Bank
Knox
Ramsey County
Minot
J. F. Walrath
Great Northern
Surrey
Bismarck
H. L. Reade
Grand Forks
Baptists of
North Dakota
New World Movement
Fargo
Mandan
McKenzie
Burleigh County
Rex Willard
The
Agricultural College
National Child Welfare Association
E. G. Stevens
Lawton
North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis Association
North Dakota towns report on labor talks schools and infrastructure
North Dakota weighs invitations to Seattle for US Canada labor council cooperation. Williston forms wool growers association to enroll sheep raisers for economical handling and trade. Dickinson notes drought and a large $112000 railroad payment to county treasury. Odd Fellows seek a new state home with an option on a favorable site. Martha P. Tatem rates Alexander schools 96 percent with ventilation fix planned. Bismarck residents press to municipal water or take over the plant. Northern Pacific to build modern car shops in Dickinson with new spur tracks and a subway plan to connect city sides.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Seattle
United States
Canada
Williston
Missouri-Yellowstone Pure Breeders’ Association
Dickinson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Alexander
Martha P. Tatem
Bismarck Water Supply Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Harm Teuben seeks final three year proof on North Dakota land
Harm Teuben of Linton North Dakota has filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the NE half of the NW quarter of Section 12 Township 133 North Range 76 West Fifth Principal Meridian. The hearing will be before Don L. Tracy County Judge in Linton on March 28, 1920. Witnesses are I T Chaney I C Lloyd R L Crowley Lawrence Sandwick of Linton and Temvik North Dakota. P E Byrne Register.
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Township
5Th Principal Meridian
Don L. Tracy
Linton
North Dakota
I. T. Chaney
I. C. Lloyd
R. L. Crowley
Lawrence Sandwick
Temvik
Oliver Plow for Fordson With Enclosed Parts
Burns kerosene powered machine features a special air washer and enclosed moving parts to reduce trouble. The Oliver unit includes a combined rolling coulter and jointer that bury stalks weeds and trash at furrow bottom and a stop device to keep an even furrow depth.
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B. Streeter
Pioneer
Emmons County
Linton, North Dakota
Foxy Townley
Anti
Charlie Gonthas
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
N. D
Harm Teuben
P. E. Byrne
Register
Beaver Valley Motor Company
Hart-Parr
Northwest
Prairies
Hart Parr
Emmons County Motor
Strasburg
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