North Dakota Prohibition Drive Gains Steam Under Attorney General Linde
North Dakota Attorney General Henry J. Linde intensifies the fight against illegal liquor trade, sending letters to county prosecutors to curb importation and bootlegging. The piece contrasts Linde with former AG Andrew Miller and notes national wartime tensions influence local attitudes.
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Andrew Miller
Strasburg
Henry J. Linde
Linde
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Indians Land Sale Draws Successful Bidders at Fort Yates
Among bidders at the standing Rock reservation sale were J. W. Harris of Mobridge S. J. Hagg C h as Hartung and J C Shirey of McLaughlin. Maps show 306 quarter sections open for homestead entry with enlarged entry options. filings due by May 17 at Fort Yates. draw will occur May 19 in Bismarck for multiple entries.
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J. W. Harris
Mobridge
S. J. Hagg
Chas. Hartung
J. C. Shirey
McLaughlin
Harry Moore
Sioux Lumber Company
M. A. Berg
Frank Fiske
Bismarck
W. D. Boyce
Chicago
Saturday Blade
United States
Mr. Fiske
Roy Bales
Pollock
S. D
Carignan & Stiles
Winona
Fort Yates
Eureka
South Dakota
Standing Rock
General Land Office
Washington
North Dakota
Sioux County
U.S
Johnson
Ideal farming prospects in Emmons county after rains
The article notes long awaited moisture in Emmons county has turned the outlook sunny. With winter light and frequent rains the wheat is established and soil praised for follow on grains, promising a record crop and higher prices for farmers.
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Emmons County
Belgians Seek Farm Lands in Morton County
Belgian relief leader C. L. DeRey of Marshall Minnesota toured with Sylvester Land Co officers seeking a tract in Morton County large enough for 30 to 40 Belgian families to settle. He said these prospective immigrants have money and farming experience and differ from many newcomers.
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Mandan
C. L. de- Rey
Marshall, Minn
DeReu
Sylvester Land Company
Same
Belgium
Morton
Linde Signals Broad Rail Action to Halt Liquor Sales
North Dakota Attorney General Henry J. Linde seeks sweeping railroad compliance to curb illegal liquor deliveries. Counties must report railways and express firms, delivery practices, consignee verification, drayman use, and records for six months, with details on consignee, consignor, liquor type and quantity, delivery date, and recipient.
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Henry J. Linde
North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway Company
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