Miss Nielson Attacked as Nonpartisan League Campaign Opens
Article reports a protest campaign in Bismarck by the Nonpartisan League centered at a Sixth Street headquarters. Women canvass the city with pamphlets including Martyred Minnie and Bulletin No. 9, aiming to influence Miss Nielson and the North Dakota public schools during the 1920 election.
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Bismarck Tribune
Free School For Voters
Larson Home Bakery
Sixth Street
Appeal To Reason
League
Townley
Tribune
O’connor
Bismarck
Minnie
Bill” Prater
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Rene
Billinsgate
el K
Nielson
Burleigh
Bill
Niel C. MacDonald
Miss Nielson
North Dakota
Anc
Sixth Street School For Voters
Pake
Aig
Princip
Independent Candidate McKenna Plans Six Emmons County Addresses
District Judge hopeful Mr. McKenna announces a six stop tour in Emmons County delivering a series of public speeches. He promotes fearless speaking and issues a special message aimed at women voters.
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Mr. McKenna
County Board Cancels Tax on Strasburg Outlet 7
The 1919 tax on outlet 7 in Strasburg village was canceled by the board as it was church property at assessment. The session then approved numerous road and county project bills including culverts, grading, and maintenance costs across districts 27, 28, 36, and 38, with items from J Werlinger, Kasper Unser, Mace Allen, and others.
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Outlet 7
Strasburg
Joe Werlinger
Kasper Unser
John Westbrook
Mace Allen
BS Indern
Guy Allen
John Bader
Joan Stanton
Sidlettaiel
Andreas Richter
Aire A Chasakeys
Austin Western Road
Mch Co
F. H. Carpenter Lbr. Co. Glass, Ate, Genera
B. Westcott
Hauiltig
Nation of Fawelocte
J.D. ‘McCusker
Mojassea
Exterminna- Wuort
Asibs
Pete the
M. Coon
Gr. Extermi
M. P. ‘Kaiser
Hugo Mulske
Peter Serr
INORG
Bers de Cialis Lciaicitctols In
Cretes Thompson Yds., Inc
Thompson Yde., Inc
Thompson Yards
Ines Lumber
H. Haugse
Henry’ ” Harrison
Se A
Sam
Harrison
Piem'beater
Leon E. Whitney
Vsiea Atic Oh Tisk Dlelotocveyoehe
Thompson Yds., Inc
Pinatese Ebsites
Cmatitires
H. H. Haugse
H. H. Haugee
John Naan
Ici Scinscyciene Tins
Mioheid
Cee Ciee
Raphael, Schaffner
Waterote's
John Zacher
John Wagner
John Bossert
SBW
Ns Stasibae
Frank: Gross
Emil. Walther
Peter Jochim
Mattern
Inos Bau
Joe Wersinger
Anselmus Volk
E-Paiaie Vwseee
George Derlinger
Joseph Deichert
S.digt
Mike
Nagel
Romatus ° Ternes
Anton Ternes
Galettec ” Ves
Anselmus
Volk
Roadsweerk
Esd
John’ P. Jochim
Burch
L. Burch
Linton Bridge
County
Williamsport Motor Co
Cms
Ouigt Wane
Gipuaiyers
North Dakota Farm Bureau notes and farm fires in 1919 period
Farm Bureau briefs call county delegates to form a state organization for North Dakota. The notes discuss wheat production costs, seed treatment benefits for higher yields, and local fires near Strasburg and Emmonsburg that destroyed buildings, threshing gear, and wheat stocks, warning about fire safety amid dry and windy conditions.
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Concernia
Seventiern
Analis
North 'Akita
North Dakota
Rex E. Willard
L. H. Koon
Temvik
Herman Backhaus
Emmonsburg
Mike Biegler
Strasburg
Mike Masset
Paul Senger
Adam Richter
Red Cross Election and Meeting Notice
Notice announces Emmons County Red Cross annual meeting at Linton Court House on October 27 1920 at 2 PM to elect county directors secretary and treasurer and decide on disposing of funds on hand Emmons County Chapter Red Cross by Fonda Albert Benson new postmaster Washburn band of 20 pieces organized Oakea Presbyterian church 14000 to be erected Leith Clair Cornell 35 instantly killed in 40 foot mine shaft Beach Golden Valley county to vote on 90000 courthouse bonds
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Red Cross Chapter
Emmons County
North Dakota
Fonda
aAlbert Benson
Washburn
Oakea
Wheat Markets Shake as Prices Plunge Per Farmers
Farmers fear losses after a price slump triggered by a Canada crop influx and South American oversupply. The piece blames Dr. Ladd for advising hold strategy and notes nonpartisan league’s previous role in upticks.
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Dr. Ladd
Canada
South America
Prof
Ladd
Nonpartisan League
Townley Row Sparks County Editorial Skirmish
In Emmons county the local league paper sides with towns against Townley methods and denounces Miller as an outsider. The piece asserts I V A opposition is homegrown, notes political tensions at a Dale rally, and hints at forthcoming election results. Subscriptions urged.
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Townley
League
Miller
L. C. Miller
Minot
Covention
Emmons County
United States
Dale
Iit
Nonpartisan League
Frazier
Theo. Nelson
Emmons
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Oley
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I Matthews
L. duHeaume
Louis Weber
Mina
John
Berta
Agnes ‘Heath
Au ‘Thorized
Agnes- ‘Heath
Grafton
Ben Matthews
Her
Zacher
Sonia Recs
McKenna
Dale Grange Hall
Kintyre
Braddock
Temnvik
Wedtfield
E. D. Fogle
Northwestern Sheet & Iron
Northwesteen
Sheet & Iron _ Works
Biddlecomb
Ustin Western Rd
H.H. Nieland
Work
Rome
Ares
E. Klabunde
Wirgad
Covroad
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Bord Cine
Entecia
Pe ‘Secular
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Weer
Farm. Bureau Briefs
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