National Dairy Show to Draw North Dakota Farmers
North Dakota farmers plan to attend the National Dairy Show at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds October 8 to 15. A Fargo special train will depart October 11 with sleeper options and an expected cost around $50 for round trip, meals, and lodging. H O Sauer will coordinate Emmons county details as Emmons county farmers are urged to join the trip to boost North Dakota dairying prospects.
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Minnesota State Fair Grounds
North Dakota
Record
Bismarck
Minnesota
North
Emmons County
Minneapolis
Fargo
Show Grounds
H. O. Sauer
Ice cream value and proper use urged by Prof Dice
Prof Dice of the Agricultural College says a quart of ice cream equals energy of 14 eggs or 1% pounds of beefsteak or 3% pounds of peas. He urges ice cream be used as a food not only in hot weather but year round, preferably homemade or affordable.
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Dice
The
Agricultural College
Citizenship Hearing Grants Two Individuals in Linton
Judge George M. McKenna of Napoleon led a citizenship hearing in Linton accompanied by stenographer Chris Olson and government agent R. A. Carlson. Full citizenship granted to Zacheus Braun and Hielke Bouma. other applicants Schaffner Maland Brickel Brickel Rohrich continued or postponed. McKenna to return Dec 6 for district court term with a jury to be called.
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George M. McKenna
Napoleon
Chris Olson
R. A. Carlson
Linton
McKenna
Zacheus Braun
Hielke Bouma
Braun
Albert Timmer
Weiger Rodenberg
Westfield
Bouma
John Schaffner
Berner Maland
Peter Brickel
Jacob Brickel
Joseph J. Rohrich
Rohrich
District Court
Mixed Up Lighting Dispute To Be Heard by Rail Comm
City council and local light company seek clarity on wiring duties and rates in West Linton. No contract exists, 15 cents per kilowatt charged by the company, wiring incomplete, and city may bear wiring costs. Railroad Commission to hold hearing September 28, 1921, in Linton on disputed issues under state public utility authority.
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Bismarck
Railroad Commission
F. J. Pietz
E. D. Fogle
C. A. Woolverton
Frank Sternhagen
West Linton
New Town
Strasburg
Linton
County School Notes and Teacher Reading Circle
County notes urge teachers to join the state Teachers Association with a $1.50 enrollment, promote reading circles and required library books, and announce the upcoming Southwestern Division meeting at Mandan on October 14 15. Details on salary scales for graduates and non graduates, recent certificate recipients, examination dates in November, and institute plans are provided for teachers in the county.
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North Dakota Education Association
Mandan
Robert Skoog
Kintyre
Myrtle Earlywine
Stella Smith Johnson
Mabel Tracy
Lucille Pearson
Perhaps Mother Explained Later Willie asks if B A D is good after report
Six year old Willie returns from school with a monthly report and asks his older brother if B A D is good, a quiet moment that hints at family beliefs without sensational detail.
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Willie
Recall Election In North Dakota Set For October 28
North Dakota plans a recall vote Friday October 28 targeting state officials aligned with the Nonpartisan League. Proclamation prepared by Secretary of State Thomas Hall after petition checks showed 4 000 to 5 000 signatures over the 68 881 requirement. Officials targeted include Lynn J. Frazier William Lemke and John Hagan. Governor Frazier won reelection in 1920 177 118 to 112 480. The recall aims primarily to remove NPL affiliated officials while other measures appear on the ballot.
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Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagan
I. Thomas Hall
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Thomas Hall
Secretary of State
Nonpartisan League
John Hagan
Frazier
J. F. T. O’connor
League
STATE LOANS SEEN AS POLITICAL WELFARE IN NORTH DAKOTA
North Dakota real estate loans criticized as political favors with most borrowers paying nothing. Federal loans cited as legitimate, issued on business terms with security and lower per acre amounts. In Ransom County, state loans reached 48 per acre versus federal averages under 30, illustrating a gap between loan and sale.
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North Dakota
The
League
Emmons County
Emmons
Golden Valley
Bottineau
Morton
Ray McKaig
Ransom County
State Loans Trouble Players Warn of Long-Term Impact
A speaker cautions league members that state loan issues will reveal their effects in five to ten years. He argues many loans are problematic, beyond current interest payment concerns, urging awareness of the broader financial risks facing the state.
Farmers in Emmons County Consider Feed Contract Plan
Farmers in other counties where feed is plentiful propose a contract plan to Emmons county farmers. Feeder buyers would weigh stock here, drive them to feeders cross country, feed them to improve condition, and ship to market. Feeder earns value from feeding and owners gain higher prices due to better cattle quality. Those interested should notify the office.
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Emmons County
Feeder
Fifth Initiated Law Amends North Dakota Industrial Commission
North Dakota electors propose amending the Industrial Commission Law to redefine its staff and duties, create a three member commission appointed by the Governor with Senate consent, and authorize bond issues of 2.5 million for the Mill and Elevator Association and 250 thousand for the Home Building Association. The commission would manage the two projects, produce annual reports, and repeal inconsistent acts. It would create the Gate Commission of North Dakota to oversee these entities.
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North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Mill and Elevator Association
Home Building Association
Industrial Convision
Agriculture and Labor
Senate
Grand Forks
Secretary of State
Legislative Assembly
State built homes evade taxes and cost taxpayers more
A Fargo Bismarck investigation reveals state built homes are tax free while held by the state until full payments end, with appraised costs exceeding signed agreements. Officials cite possible court issues, taxpayers facing footing the bill, and ongoing Industrial Commission plans under the initiated Oct 28 proposal transforming Homebuilders into state regulation.
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Bismarck
A. A. Jones
Soo Railroad
Jones
Lemke
Fargo
Hagan
Homebuilders Association
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