Emmons County Record Endorses Wm Langer in North Dakota Race
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County rails at the anti Townley faction and advocates Wm Langer for attorney general. It argues decentralization of power, criticizes state ownership policies, and targets the Bank of North Dakota as a political instrument while noting tightened finances and cautious lenders.
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Wm. Langer
North Dakota
Langer
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Bank of
Citizens weigh choices in 1930s state political reform
In a front page style appeal, the piece urges uniting the fifty thousand voters opposed to Townleyism for the final primary fight. It notes possible candidates like Mr Langer and Mr Shen, calls for decisive action, critiques newspaper publishing timing, and asks subscribers to honor their debts to printers and vendors.
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Langer
Minot
Socialists Rise in Valley County Political Scene
The Beach Advance uncovers a 1914 campaign card in Golden Valley county showing A. C. Townley and Arthur Bowen as legislators nominees with Seeman Smith for sheriff. The figures now loom large in state politics under socialist influence, amid warning about bank loan hurdles and farm credit.
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Beach
Townley
Golden Valley
A. C. Townley
Arthur Bowen
Seeman Smith
Local items highlight city projects and people
Voters approve a new 45000 dollar schoolhouse in Lisbon while a local contractor's Caterpillar helps the build. MecVille reports a 78000 dollar water and sewer system contract. Cascade mentions a Red Cross nurse for Eddy county with 1500 dollars in funding.
North Dakota News Chronicle Summary of Local Developments
Ransom County forms fair association with $50,000 capital to acquire land and build facilities. Fargo plans about $500,000 in city improvements with contracts to finish this year. Ward County arrests for liquor importation. Minto Walsh farmers to plant experimental sugar beets. Narloch praised as a leader. American Legion and Commercial Club set Independence Day celebration for July 5. Griggs County to hold county school play day May 22 with a county exhibit. Golden Valley crops delayed by wet weather but seedings progress. grasshoppers dwindling. Professor Roger W. Cooley returns to North Dakota State University from war risk insurance bureau in Washington. Williston high school to receive Smith-Hughes federal vocational aid. Jack Miles, Waverly hotel raid suspect, paroled. may serve extended time. U S government provides $100,000 model briquetting plant near New Salem to revolutionize lignite coal industry. Devils Lake bond issue $30,000 for Chautauqua park bonds sold at par to John W. Maher. W H Hardy cattle rustler case in district court. accomplice Al Metzler testifies. Bismarck bids on $1,000,000 Missouri River bridge to begin May 14 with multiple firms interested. Fargo reports 1,531 arrests. 359 doors unsecured. North Dakota law enforcement cautions against home brew under state and federal prohibition.
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Cooperstown
Griggs County
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Grand Forks
Roger W. Cooley
Law Department
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Williston
Minot
Jack Miles
Waverly
Miles
New Salem
United States
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
Pennsylvania
Devils Lake
Devils Lake Park
Chautauqua Park
John W. Maher
Dickinson
W. H. Hardy
Arkansas
al Metzler
Bismareck
Missouri
Bismarck
North Dakota
City National Bank of Linton Authorized to Begin Banking
The City National Bank of Linton in Emmons County North Dakota is authorized to commence banking under federal statute after meeting required standards. John Skelton Williams Comptroller of the Currency certifies the approval dated March 31 1920 with official seal. Expert dry cleaning, pressing, repairing, dyeing refining and tailoring services offered by Klein Tailor and Cleaner in Bismarck North Dakota.
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Kota
United States
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North Dakota
Klein
Bismarck
Dak
Adv
Farmers Creamery and Produce Company of Bismarck Ad
Ship your cream eggs and poultry to us. We pay top market prices and guarantee accurate grading. Special attention given to direct shipments from farmers.
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Bismarck
Adv
For Sale Fordson Tractor With Plows and Breaker Bottom
Having finished my crop I will sell my Fordson Tractor plows and breaker bottom for cash or trade for cattle or a good car. For particulars see R. R. Stedman at Haugse's Blacksmith Shop. It has plowed about 200 acres and done 100 acres discing. Adv. Wanted work by the year on ranch for man and wife. August Pommier Braddock N D Box 23 June 2.
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Haugse
August Pommier
Braddock, N. D
Stallion Service Offered at Spring Meadow Stock Farm
Calavine the registered Percheron stallion stands for service at Spring Meadow Stock Farm three miles south of Braddock. Available for pasture breeding with a limited number of mares. Service price ten dollars? Correction: $20 per service. Owner G. E. Person, Braddock North Dakota.
Aberdeen Business College Announces Course in Business
The Aberdeen Business College invites applicants to start a Course in Business next Monday morning. Send for the catalog. George L. Kemper, Manager.
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Aberdeen Business College
George L. Kemper
Study Now Says Head of School at Dakota Business College
F L Watkins president of Dakota Business College Fargo urges spring enrollment to avoid missing business studies. He notes Delco Light Co hired Miss M Spencer and F C Ronne became Office Manager of McVitie Auto Supply. Miss ine joined More Bros Corp as Accountant. Contact 806 Front St Fargo N D.
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Delco Light Co
M. Spencer
F. C. Ronne
McVitie Auto & Supply Co
Missine
More Bros. Corp
Two Houses for Sale Inquire of J Schenkenberger
Brief real estate notice lists two houses for sale with contact inquiry directed to J Schenkenberger for details. No additional names or locations provided.
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J. Schenkenberger
For Sale 320 Acre Farm Near Rail Town in North Dakota
For sale 320 acres rolling farm land 80 acres in rye seed, remainder ready to seed. Two miles from growing rail town. Eight buildings including a 5 room house, granary 18 by 40 with cement floor, driveway, stable 48 by 48, good water. 14 miles fencing and 100 rods net hog fence. Price 50 dollars per acre if paid by March 20. Write H. S. Smith Selfridge North Dakota for details.
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H. S. Smith
Selfridge
N. D
Rhode Island Reds Egg Set Offer From Nelson
R. C. Rhode Island Reds advertise egg sets priced at 15 eggs for $1.50, 50 for $4.50, and 100 for $8.50. Contact GEO. 8. NELSON, Box 110, Linton North Dakota, located 20 miles southwest of Linton.
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Linton
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