Local league organ accused of political lies and graft
A reader condemns the local league organ for false claims about Elmer Anderson IA candidacy and Scherr defeat margins. It charges the paper with defaming Minnie Nelson, misrepresenting the Bank of North Dakota, and praising Townley allies while accusing lawmakers of theft and corruption.
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Hammer
Elmer Anderson
Anderson
I. Vv. A
Scherr
League
Minnie Nielson
Geo. Totten
H. B
Bank of North Dakota
Townley Gang
Cathro
Scandinavian State Bank
Wallace
Yaver
Vater
Women to Vote Emmons County Encourage Political Involvement
Women voters in Emmons County are urged to study issues, learn the large ballots, and participate in political discussions. Local organizers ask volunteers to help in precincts, coordinate with W H Johnson of Linton, and ensure equal turnout with men on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Wm. Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Linton
Catholic Church Visitors Inspect Midwest Site
Rt Rev Dr Spentgerath rector of the Josephinum College Columbus Ohio and Very Rev Dean Raith of Minot North Dakota visited the local pastor last week. They traveled toward Haven South Dakota where a new Catholic church costing 200000 dollars is being built now.
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Spentgerath
Josephinum College of
Columbus
Ohio
Dean Raith
Minot
N. D
Haven
South Dakota
Impatient Diner Teases Salad Like a Woman
In a cafe exchange a diner mocks a salad as if it were a woman, quipping that its dressing is arresting and calling for it to be stopped as the scene unfolds.
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Walter
North Dakota American Legion Convention Held in Minot
The Second Annual North Dakota American Legion convention met in Minot with talks from government agencies aiding veterans. Twenty two local men were appointed to assist in outreach for compensation and vocational training claims. Delegates discussed government insurance, noting possible 25 percent savings and disability provisions, with elections to follow at the local post meeting. The Record man chaired the resolutions committee and sought national delegate status, losing by votes but later becoming an alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Resolutions Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
F. R. Landers
Minot
Mack Traynor
Devils Lake
Jack Williams
Fargo
P. G. Harriton
Bismarck
Dad Dawson
How to Stop Bleeding In First Aid
A dated guide explains arterial and venous bleeding and how to apply pressure. It notes arteries run near bones and advises pressing between wound and heart for arterial bleeding, and on the opposite side for venous bleeding. It describes color and spurting differences to identify arteries.
Thrashing from the Stack in Spring Wheat Cultivation
The article argues thrashing from the stack preserves grain quality, speeds land clearing, and reduces losses from shattering. It emphasizes cleaning the thrashing machine to remove smutted grain, weed seeds, and mixed varieties, and keeping Marquis wheat pure for Northwest standards.
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Northwest
First aid guidance for bleeding injuries from accidents
The guide explains locating carotid and jugular areas on the neck and applying direct finger pressure for arterial bleeding. It covers applying pressure above wounds, using tourniquets on the arm or leg, and crafting padding with folded paper or objects to control blood loss. It specifies subclavian, brachial, and femoral artery sites and methods for immobilizing injured limbs.
Farmers Picnic at Seeman Park Friday Planned Events
Big events are planned for the Farmers Picnic at Seeman Park on Friday. The event is non political and backed by the Farm Bureau with county agent support. Activities include sports entertainment a Bismarck vs local team ball game a Linton ladies dinner at the park and an evening dance.
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Seeman Park
Farm Bureau
Bismarck
Linton
Linton Public Schools Set To Open Next Tuesday
The Linton Public Schools will begin the season next Tuesday using the same three buildings as last year. The district is short one teacher but plans to start on schedule with Adelia Kivney as superintendent and Mary I. McBride as high school principal leading a staff that includes Mrs H. O. Sauer 8th grade and teachers for 7th through 1st grades.
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Linton
Adelia Kivney
Mary I. McBride
Prinpal
H. O. Sauer
Rosalie Knudson
Frances M. Zielsdorf
Alair Strand
Alice Stewart
Essie M. Dickason
Fiorenco Keegan
School Seeks Sixth Grade Teacher as Board Expands Crew
The board lists Kirley McBride Strand Stewart Keegan and Mrs Sauer as veteran instructors and states it is still seeking a Sixth grade teacher to fill the vacancy.
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Kirley
McBride
Strand Stewart
Keegan
Mrs. Sauer
Trade at Standstill as U S Scandinavian Commerce Awaits Russia Opening
U S Scandinavian trade remains halted pending reopening of Russian markets and an improved exchange. Norman F. Anderson, trade commissioner in Copenhagen, notes postwar stockpiles in Sweden and Denmark and unsettled Russian conditions. Germany outlet also blocked by firms failing to meet contracts.
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Washington
Norman F. Anderson
Copenhagen
Department of Commerce
Anderson
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Ford Establishes Technical Institute For Employee Degrees
Ford Motor Company announces a new Ford Technical Institute granting mechanical electrical and chemical engineering degrees with university rank. Complete courses will be offered free to more than 75 000 employees of the Detroit area plant system.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford Technical Institute
War Minister to Resign Triggers Belgian Cabinet Crisis
General Janson the war minister told King Albert of his plan to resign in May. His departure, after Foreign Minister Paul Hymans quit, would spark a grave political crisis and likely postpone the king’s visit to Brazil.
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Brussels
Janson
Albert
Paul Hymans
Brazil
Electric Light Plant Explodes in Mount Vernon Fire
Mount Vernon suffers a major blaze that wrecked the electric light plant. The loss is estimated at 45000 dollars and is not insured. Citizens return to candles and kerosene lamps after the explosion and fire.
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Mount Vernon
Coal Miners Go Harvesting In Helena Montana
Coal miners in Montana reportedly pause mining to assist farmers with harvest as new freight rates loom. The slowdown is noted in Helena with miners quitting pits to help crops before rates take effect.
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Helena
Mont
Montafla
Ohio Woman Jury Saves Newly Wedded Couple Home
In Akron Ohio in a municipal court Judge A F O Neil presided a 12 woman jury returned a verdict that prevented eviction of a newly married couple marking the first time a woman jury has passed on a case in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Akron
A. F. O'Neil
Pastor Unites 1111st Wedding in Ottumwa
The Rev. Jonhab Lee, a retired Baptist minister from this city, conducted his 1,111th wedding ceremony here uniting many couples in a single event.
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Ottumwa
Ilowa
Jonhab Lee
Farmers Fight Two Grain Laws in North Dakota Speech
Hon J F T O Connor in Minot argues farmers face a clash of federal and state grain laws. He cites inspectors and dockage losses, claiming wheat graded No 3 by a farmer’s elevator would be downgraded to No 4, costing about ten cents a bushel and five million dollars overall. He condemns the graft system and supports farmers seeking court redress to obtain full market value for their grain.
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J. F. T. O'Connor
Fusion
Minot
Embden
North Dakota
Congress
United States
Amidon
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Senate
Desert drear nothing for him with plenty of sund
A fragment quotes a humorous line about life never being harsh for someone who has abundant sunshine. It credits an author or poet with the initials Pirster and the number 7.
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Pirster
Yeater Aims for Independent Victory in Local Race
In the primary, Strasburg resident Mike Scherr failed to win a legislature seat, cited as English-language difficulty. The league now backs Roy Yeater on the independent line to challenge Republican E H Anderson of Linton, a county stockman with strong support. Anderson faces three league-backed candidates and is seen as a tough opponent.
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League
Mike Scherr
Strasburg
Scherr
Roy Yeater
E H. Anderson
Linton
Anderson
Harding
Yeat
Andercon
Farm Bureau Briefs Highlight Sheep Buying Reasoning
The piece argues low prices tempt entry into sheep farming with Western ewes at 5 to 6 dollars and yearlings at 7 to 8 dollars. It notes optimism for future profits, mentions changes to Workmen's Compensation Bureau, and urges readers to consider selling horses through the County Agent. It also reports a Chicago gathering of major farmer groups, potential Holstein shipments, and an upcoming Emmons County Breeders sale in October with contact for entries.
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Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Emmons County
Farmers’ Union
Gleaners
the Grange
Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Sauer
Emmons County Breeders’ Association
H. O. Batzer
Hazelton
Horses for Sale in Emmons County
County horse sales planned by Ed DeLancey begin October 1 with 75 horses listed to trigger a single sale or 150 to allow two. Terms: 1 dollar entry, 2 dollars if sold. owner may bid if not satisfied. Listings due by September 10 with fat, well conditioned horses preferred for long shipments.
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Ed. DeLancey
Valley City
Sauer
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Linton
Strasburg
Hazelton
DeLancey
Farm Bureau
Emmons
Happiness In Serenity Quote Refocuses on Contentment
The passage urges enduring happiness and serenity regardless of age or fortune. It champions a tranquil approach to disappointment and emphasizes gentleness and generosity as paths to improving life, noting personal attitude outweighs material status.
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Fay Harding
Townley
Fay
Legion Convention
The
American Legion For
Harvey
University AT Ford Plant
Yeater
Farm Bureau Briefs
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