Livona Township Check Rejection Explained After Bank Mixup
The Bank of North Dakota initially accepted a Livona township check from Treasurer Baker but later marked Livona checks as “registered” rather than paying them. Charlie Clark claimed a Hague bank was involved, but the Bank of North Dakota later confirmed the remittance came from a check drawn on the bank itself. He vowed to pursue the issue if the Hague story proved false.
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Bank of North Dakota
Livona Township
Hazelton
Charlie Clark
Charlie
Livona
Baker
Hague
S. D. Business Men Call For Roosevelts Name Change
Mitchell South Dakota March 25 Directors of the Mitchell chamber of commerce vote to appoint a three member committee to lead a statewide campaign to amend the constitution and rename the state Roosevelt The move cites Theodore Roosevelts Dakota ties and notes over 30 North Dakota bank failures blamed on South Dakota facts as the campaign reason
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Mitchell
S. D
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Dakota
North Dakota
Stewart Raves at Linton Business Men
The Emmons County Free Press editor denounces Townleyites for pressuring independent merchants while accusing big business of unfair profit practices. Stewart argues producers should unite to curb dividends and profits if merchants refuse fair terms, and critics note the prior claim of not attacking business men.
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Emmons County
Stewart
Nine Month Diploma Honors Awarded in Bakker and Glanavon Districts
County school notes list Wilhelmina Van der Vorste Bakker district and Ethan Paine Glanavon district as recipients of Nine Month Diplomas of Honor this week. Punctuality Buttons for Three Months Perfect Attendance are given to Gerald Van Beek Janet Van der Vorste Johnnie Millenaar John Timmer Bakker Ernestine Hyder Sand Creek Alvina Fischer Williamsport Melvin Lervik Albert Beck Reginald Albrecht Gerhard Erwin Kuehl Helen Bollinger Herbert Beck Theodore Bollinger Clarence Bollinger Elizabeth Bollinger and others.
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Wilhelmina van der Vorste
Bakker
Ethan Paine
Glanavon
Gerald van Beek
Janet van der Vorste
Johnnie Millenaar
John Timmer
Ernestine Hyder
Sand Creek
Alvina Fischer
Williamsport
Melvin
Lervik
Albert Beck
Reginald Albrecht
Gerhard
Erwin Ku
ma _ Bollinger
McCulley
Lorenz
Ana Ruby Nagle
Edna
Reinhold Opp
Melvin Bower
Burr Oak
Nicolas van Soest
Peter Borr
Cynthia
Johnnie
Dena Heyerman
Stresburg
Christina
Freda Serr
Curtis Brooks
Ida Beska
Clarence Zirnhelt
Highland
Cass County
McLean County
Emmons
Washburn
Compulsory Attendance Law in Full Tightens School Duty
The article outlines the compulsory attendance provisions across districts, detailing required schooling for children ages seven to fifteen and special provisions for deaf blind and feeble minded students. It lists exemptions reasons including private parochial schooling, family needs, and medical conditions, plus transportation aid and penalties for non compliance. It notes enforcement by superintendents and state's attorney and mentions a failed state truancy officer bill.
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Devils Lake
Bathgate
Grafton
Board of Education
School Board
Governor blocks hearing on Wehe removal bid
Governor Frazier is enjoined by a writ from holding a removal hearing of Workmen's Compensation Board member L J Wehe. District Judge Nuessle ordered the Governor to show cause on April 5 why the order should not be made permanent. Wehe had demanded the seat after a supreme court order restored him to office.
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Frazier
W. L. Nuessle
L. J. Wehe
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Wehe
Theodore Koffel
Supreme Court
C. M. C. Spencer
Nussle
District Court
Devils Lake Convention Debates Recall Vote
The Record's editor attends the Devils Lake independent convention where Emmons county independents oppose recall. Indications show a close vote, with Emmons likely voting against recall to shield the state from it. Leaders warn league tactics are risky and independents seek more proof before backing recall.
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Devils Lake
Emmons County
League
Patrons Support North Dakota Schools Kept Open
North Dakota schools stayed open in a funding crunch as patrons financed operations. Miss Minnie J. Nielson praises a strong community spirit where residents bought teachers salaries warrants and merchants accepted warrants to cover expenses, preventing district closures.
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Bank of North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
Miss Nielson
Raid on Grant County Banks Shows State Pressure
Grant County reports describe a staged raid by Bank of North Dakota officials aimed at forcing independent banks to close. All banks met cash demands. one offered partial settlement and draft, but none closed. The episode, labeled a spectacular probe, exposed tensions between state authorities and independent banks.
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Grant County
Bank of North Dakota
Fred Davis
Kintyre
Grant
Bank of North
Mrs Earl Dead in Bismarck Hospital
Philipena Ebl Earl, born Arras South Dakota January 22 1895, died March 28 1921 in Bismarck hospital at 26 2 6. She lived with husband Fred Earl in Denver and McLaughlin South Dakota before moving to Den ver Colorado. After severe operations she was taken to hospital and died Monday morning. Survived by husband a father step mother and six sisters with multiple siblings listed. Funeral at Baptist church at 2 this afternoon.
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Philipena Ebl
Arras
S. D
Bismarck Hospital
Fred Earl
McLaughlin
Denver
Colorado
Reidlinger
Bismarck
Artas
Earl Eb
Martin Reidlinger
Linton
Tempel
Holmes
Bender
Messer
Wenzel
Eureka
Herreid
Baptist Church
New Hail Insurance Law Enacted With Changes in Tax Listing
The 1919 hail insurance law was amended and re enacted with an emergency clause and now in force. Owners and tenants must list land for hail tax yearly. assessors list or owners may list by June 10. Total loss indemnity is 7 per acre. extra insurance raises to 10 per acre with July 1 deadline. Withdrawals due by June 14 with possible extension to July 1. department not liable during extension. Loss reporting within three days on new forms. assessors, auditors, banks given blanks. late listing may be a misdemeanor.
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Legislative Assembly
Lemke to seek rehearing in Bank of North Dakota case
Attorney General Lemke files a motion for rehearing arguing the supreme court erred in ruling Bank of North Dakota is not a state government branch and subject to garnishment. He contends the decision clashes with the referendum authorizing state business, cites differences from southern state banks, and notes a divided court on key issues.
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Lemke
Supreme Court
Bank of North Dakota
South
Department of State