Record in North Dakota outlines politics and Salvation Army drive
The Record of Linton Emmons County editor voices strong views on North Dakota politics and the Townley machine, urges readers to study both sides of the national league of nations debate, and promotes a Salvation Army fundraising drive in Emmons County with a four page extra. The piece also notes a Wilson speech watched in Bismarck and reflects on U.S. interests versus world alliances.
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Earle H. Tostevin
North Dakota Press Association
Press Association
Mandan
United States
Tweed Ring
Tammany Hall
Mamoth
Independent Newspapers
North Dakota
Dave Larin
J. M. Stewart
B .G. McElroy
Brinton
Bismarck
Townley
Srvation Army
Emmons County
Salvation Army
League of Nations
World Organization
Germany
Wilson
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Anly
Nonpartisan League tactics criticized in Free Press
The Free Press and the Nonpartisan League are analyzed as enforcing group conformity with threats of extinction. A lead editorial urges traders to support advertisers, revealing how many Linton tributaries to the Free Press align with current leadership. G A R soldiers’ resolution opposes the league as planned.
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Bro. Stewart
Free Press
Townley
Fargo
Nonpartisan League
Emmons County League Organ
Mar. Stewart
League
Plumb Plan rail idea called folly by writer
The Plumb Plan to run railroads would have the government buy lines and hand operations to a trio of workers officials and the public. The public would pay costs and share management responsibilities. The writer dismisses the scheme as impractical.
Odd Bequests Reveal Quirks of Wind-Down Wills
A half-sheet note shows William Greenwood, an English retired cotton spinner, bequeathing odd items as he winds up his affairs. He leaves George William Steel his fancy stockings and Mary Hannah Wiggin his set of false teeth for walting upon him, illustrating peculiar mindsets in dying wishes.
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George William Steel
Mary Hannah Wiggin
William Greenwood
China Peanut Industry at Peak Before War Trade
Before the war the Chinese peanut industry reached its highest export level with roughly 70 000 tons of shelled peanuts and 50 000 tons of oil. Over 40 percent of these exports originated from the Taingtau port, according to the report.
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China
Taingtau
Ghan
North Dakota Briefs Highlight Local Events Across Towns
Town notes from Tower City to Valley City cover the corn show on October 3 in Tower City. a fire at Sid. Eldred's building. a homecoming for returning veterans. plans for electric lighting in Wualum. postmasters’ convention in Mandan. wheat yields near Keres Towner. hay crop shipments to Montana. injuries in Rugby. Grand Army reunion in Devils Lake. and various civil, church, and municipal updates across Minot, Dickinson, Fargo, and other North Dakota towns.
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Tower City
Loraine
Sid
Eldred
Keres Towner
Montana
Arthur Else
Devils Lake
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Ramsey County
Valley City
Geo. Holzman
Northern Pacific
Minot
All Saints Episcopal Congregation
Dickinson
North Dakota
J. G. Quinlivan
France
Henry
Washburn
Everson
Bros
Jamestown
Barnes County
Leeds
Des
Denbigh
Rosencrank
Wahgur
Carrington
I. H. Daly
Fargo—W
Bruchman
Mannger
North American Telegraph Company
Dubuque, Ta
Fargo
Louis Pommerer
Pommerer
Grand Forks
Eugene Roy
Dave Denoyer
Graham's Island
Diver
Minnesota
Mayville
John Eyren
Augsberg Seminary
Minneapolis
Mayville Normal
Hilyer
Charles Liessman
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
John E. Huggert
Annnual State Methodist Conference
Sebi
Cooke
Helena
A Ie York
Sebe Cassone
Ugby
George
Hittie
St. John’s College
College Ville
Alvin
Sheldon
Maurice Rye
Rugby
John Steen
Norway
Patrick B. Corbett
Corbett
Lisbon
O. R. ‘E. Remames
Cleveland
Valley
Ellendale
Woodlake
Crosby
Wildwood Park
Jaseniowsdt
George Aubry
Newton Brown
Stutsman County
Charles Heckelmniller
United States
Worr
Hans ‘Beer
Washington, D. C
Geo. Schutt
Washington
Devils ’Lake
Cando
Crow
Little Garber
Fish Lake
J. M. ‘Hansen
Bismarck
H. L. Reade
Prince of Wales
Charlotte
Jones
Arinn
Leroy
Uriland
Whitch
Missouri
Fort Ransom
Albert Johnson
Jamestown Asylum
Pan Motor Company
Ford
Bear Gincets
R. D. Campbell
Army Anajor
Anette Vo
Gardner says efforts failed
Gardner relates ongoing health struggles from pneumonia and flu lingering after recovery. He credits Tanlac for dramatic improvement, noting restored appetite and strength. reports recommending Tanlac to others and cites Braddock dealer J F Fitzgibbons.
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Braddock
J. F Fitzgibbons
Adv
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Welcome Note
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and Evening Worship at 8:30 p.m. Epworth League meets at 7:45 p.m. with a fine lesson planned for next Sunday. The pastor was ill last Sunday but services resume this week. The sermon topic is The Satisfaction of Righteousness. The message promises a friendly welcome to residents and visitors alike.
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Epworth League
M. Swaney
Friedens Church
Martin Vosseler
German Baptist Church
Bservices
Rudolph Luchs
Rev. R. Dinker
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
M. Swanby
Evangelical Church
Butschart
County Officials Directory Listing
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Brant
E. T. Atha Register of
Deela
A. L. Gell Sherif
Theodore Meinhover
W. Lynn
Hanson County
C. F.wagher
J. McConville
Ben Matthews
T. Pe le Wiues
Ludwig Weber
DuHeaume
Foumh
Local Officials Named in City Administration Roster
A list shows Ed Kruger as Auditor Earl H Smith as Treasurer Police Magistrate Don Tracy Justice of the Peace and other city posts including City Attorney Scott Cameron Chief of Police Peter Shier Assessor engineer and aldermen from first and third wards with names such as Win Gabbert Bosch Hinton and Paulson.
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Leteee Eteene
Kruger Auditor
Earl H. Smith
Sesis
M. T. Barner
Don Tracy
A. M. Britts
Scott Cameron
Peter Shier
E. D. Fogle
H. le. Petrie
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Women's Foreign Missionary
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