Dissolution of the Bank of North Dakota Becomes Law
A proposed initiated act would dissolve the Bank of North Dakota for liquidation only. A nine member Board of Trustees to include the Governor, State Treasurer and Secretary of State would manage debts, collect assets, convey property, and oversee liquidation with bond funding and annual reports to the Governor and Legislature.
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Bank OF North Dakota
Secretary of State
Board of Trustees
State OF
North Dakota
Povcenery
Seid Board of Trustees
U S TAKES OVER STEAMERS IN US LINE PLAN
The United States Mail Steamship company now in receivership will be paid by the Shipping Board after a creditors conference. William Bullitt said the board will operate the ships in the future under the name United States Line.
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New York
United States Mail Steamship Company
The
Shipping Board
William Bullitt
United States Line
Food Relief Cargo Sails to Reval and Petrograd
A cargo of food clothing and medicines gathered across the United States by the Committee for Relief for Children in Soviet Russia departed from New York aboard the steamer Waco bound for Reval and Petrograd.
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New York
United States
Committee For Relief For Children
Russia
Waco
Reval
Petrograd
Child killed by horse in barnyard incident
Cecil Glenn, three year old son of Theodore Anderson, died after approaching a horse in the barnyard. The horse reared and kicked the child in the head, ending his life. Authorities investigate the accident as a tragic mishap at the family farm.
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Roth
N. D
Cecil Glenn
Theodore Anderson
Notice to thieves over river fish theft urged to settle
A local notice from Geo. 8. Nelson appeals to friends who stole fish from the river to settle losses promptly. It warns liars and violators will face consequence and questions their churchgoing behavior while admitting theft of two to three hundred pounds.
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Geo
Nelson
Hunting Season Dates Announced For Local Game
The hunting season opens Friday Sept 16 for chickens ducks and geese with the same bag limits as last year. Chickens run to Oct 16 while ducks and geese end Dec 1. Deer season is Nov 21 to 30 with one horned duck deer allowed. Dogs prohibited and posted land laws tighter. duck hunting may be poor due to drying water holes such as Long Lake.
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Long Lake
School Opened Tuesday In Linton District
The Linton schools began their annual term on Tuesday with only one teaching change from the prior list. Mrs Harriet Sherwin of Valley City will fill the seventh grade vacancy. The board plans to hire an additional primary teacher to split the primary class, which will exceed fifty pupils, with the class moved to the M E church building once a new instructor is secured.
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Linton
Harriet Sherwin
Valley City
M. E. Church
World Peace Unlikely Armies and Navies Will Always Be Necessary
President Harding told Army War College officers that armed forces may always be needed though his administration would spare the 200 officers from service. He urged less armament, urged understanding at home and between nations, and warned many theorists lack practical experience.
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Washington
Harding
Army War College
West Virginia
America
Legion Ends European Tour in Belgium Visit Ends
American Legion members wrap up a continental tour visiting Ypres Dixmude Poel Capelle and other former Belgian battlefields. Led by Lieutenant General Orth the party toured sites on the old front before sailing from Havre on September 2 aboard the Leopoldina for the United States.
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Ostend
Belgium
American Legion
Ypres
Dixmude
Poel Capelle
Orth
Havre
United States
Leopoldina
Was she Washi, Em in a Glass New
A curious item notes a shift from old fashioned Belle norms to modern manners in Dallas society. It references a former belle famed for manicure with a snuffstick and questions her current status among contemporary urban fashions.
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Washi
Dallas News
Is Your Subscription Paid
The Rec ord man appeals to readers about outstanding accounts. He notes a thousand $2 debts and asks those able to pay to send checks, while offering a continuation note for those who cannot spare the full amount now. Back-subscription payments are appreciated.
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Record
State Withholds Fire Money From North Dakota Towns
The state administration is accused of withholding 45731.20 from volunteer fire departments in over 200 towns and firemen’s associations in cities with paid departments. Laws provide 2 percent of fire insurance premiums plus 3000 state aid to the North Dakota Firemen’s Association, but funds were not turned over this year. Deputy treasurer Yonestad reports a total fund of 50826.23, with 45731.20 certified for payment since April 21, while the state auditor was due to issue warrants by June 1.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Firemens’ Association
J. O. Yonestad
Insurance Department
Wsa
H. L. Reads
Reade
A. R. Aslakson
YAP SOLUTION SEEMS NEAR
Tokyo reports indicate a forthcoming settlement of the Yap dispute with three points. The United States would recognize Japan's mandate over Yap, gain control of the Yap Guam cable, and settle the Japan Yap Holland cable on recognizing Holland's rights.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Yap
Guam
Menado
Holland
Eleven Die In Barco Mine Blast Near Harrisburg
Eleven miners died when a dynamite blast at the Barco mine crushed old walling and buried workers. Eleven bodies were recovered from 445 feet depth and 1006 feet from the mine mouth. Seven escaped, suffering from black damp, and were hospitalized with expected recovery.
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Harrisburg
Barco
Farm Bureau Briefs on Shifting to Corn as Main Crop
A Farm Bureau column argues drought resiliency favors corn over wheat. It urges placing half of tillable land in corn for four to five years, feeding to dairy cows and hogs, and rotating corn with grain crops. It advises manure or sweet clover to restore soil and notes poultry can provide extra income for farm wives.
Bank Robbery in Minneapolis Targets Chicago Lake State Bank
Two armed bandits stormed the Chicago Lake State bank in Minneapolis past closing time. They lined up five male and two female employees, forced them to the wall, and escaped with about $4,500 in cash. One is described as short, the other tall. one surly and practical, the other suave and polite. They entered through a rear door blocked only by a screen.
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Minneapolis
Chicago-Lake
Cannon to Quit Congress in Danville Race
Chicago Representative W. A. Rodenberg says Uncle Joe Cannon will not seek renomination in the Danville Illinois district. In Minneapolis a detective shot a bandit and wounded two others outside an oil filling station. Mrs Bryant and baby watched from their car as a man named William H. Kupfer was shot twice with his own gun after grabbing it in a struggle.
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Chicago
W. A. Rodenberg
East St. Louis
Joe” Cannon
Danville, Ill
Minneapolis
Water Bryant
Bryant
Baby
William H. Kupfer
Memorial Service Planned for ZR-2 Victims in London
The air ministry arranges a memorial service for ZR-2 victims in September at Westminster Abbey, London. The ceremony will honor those lost in the incident.
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London
Air Ministry
Westminster Abbey
Linton City Schools Accept First Grade Pupils
Notice from Adelia K. Ketchum City Superintendent states all pupils in the primary grade who will be six before Jan 1 1922 may enter if they enroll by Sept 19 1921. No new pupils who have not attended school before will be admitted after that date.
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Adelia K. Ketchum
City Supp
Mandan News Fundraising Letter Rebutted by Record
The Emmons County Record prints a terse reply to a Mandan News appeal for funds to cover legal fees in a city commission lawsuit. The Record suggests the Mandan paper seek aid from the Publishers Service Bureau or secure funds via a farmer’s note and notes interest would be handled through the North Dakota Press Association.
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Frank Wilder
League
Mandan News
Mandan
Wilder
North Dakota
Publishers Service Bureau
North Dakota Press Association
Emmons County Record
Prominent North Dakota cattle owner Sid Parkins missing
Dickinson North Dakota September 6 Sid E Parkins a wealthy ranch owner and large cattle operator in Sioux county has vanished for over a month. He left Dickinson for his ranch with his wife and a high powered roadster was returned by a garage mechanic the next day. Parkins 35 was deeply involved financially and disappeared after reporting he was going to the ranch. Friends doubt foul play though Sioux county men say he did not reach the ranch.
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Dickinson
N. D
Sid E. Parkins
North Dakota
Mandan
Siouxounty
Parkins
Sioux County
Sunday Services and Sunday School Schedule
Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 11 a m on Sunday September 11. No evening service at Linton. An evening service will be held at Braddock at 8 p m.
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Linton
Price
Braddock
Weather Report For Week Ending September 7 1921
Weather summary shows daily high and low temperatures for Thursday through Tuesday with a total weekly precipitation of 0.04 inches. Mean temperatures are listed as daily, nightly, and overall, with barometric pressure noted at 29.83. The forecast calls for another hot spell next week with little rain and potential equinox storms around September 15, per Wm. Malpass, Cooperative Observer.
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B. Cc
Wm. Malpass
Co-operative Observer
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U. S
State Hooks
Farm Bureau Briefs
Cannon
Congress
Linton City
Mandan, N. D
Sid Parkins
Episcopal Church
U. 8S. Weather Bureau
Linton ‘Substation
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