Farm Bureau Meeting Here On Thursday
Preparations are completed for the Grand Forks County Farm Bureau annual meeting to be held Thursday December 9 in the court house farmers room at 1 30 pm An evening banquet at 6 20 pm at the Commercial club Chief speaker will be Asher L Burdick newly named president of the North Dakota farm bureau federation A W Haw and others will speak about farm bureau work About 150 to 200 members are expected Key items include election of a board of directors and a vote on joining the state federation There is discussion of reducing the board from twenty to about ten Burdick urges a strong farm bureau role noting agriculture has not had a square deal and that the federation offers cost production transparency and a path to keep youth on the farm The statement outlines farm bureau as essential to preserving farming as a great American calling and stabilizing soil stewardship
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Grand Forks County Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Room
Court House
Commercial Club
Asher L. Burdick
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
J. W. Haw
The
Agricultural College
Trene Dunne
Wate Club
Myrtle G. Cole
Tate
Farm Buréau
State Farm Bureau Fedration
Burdick
Farm Bureau Movement
America
American Farm Bureau Federation
Special Lutheran Service at Lutheran Free Church
Special services begin Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Lutheran Free church corner Cottonwood and Second avenue with daily meetings through Sunday. Rev. Mr. Winther of Climax Minnesota and Rev. Mr. Halvorson of Northwood North Dakota will speak. The general public is invited to attend.
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Lutheran Free Church
Cottonwood
Second Avenue
Winther
Climax
Minn
Halvorson
Northwood
Boys Examined For Physical Education At Y M C A
Dr John Moore examined fifty five boys and pronounced them fit for winter gym games at the Y M C A Physical director c E B Zink stated the exams determine proper work to develop growing boys bodies.
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Y. M. C. A.ifty
John Moore
Girls to Hold First Contest on Wednesday
University girl students will race at 7 16 p m in the women s gymnasium as Larimore and Davie representatives meet. Basketball interest grows with practice among chen teams. Coaches Richards and Burkman will lead Larimore and Davis squads. lineups to be announced.
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Larimore
Davie Ae
Ime
Chen
Penn
Jenkai Fonstuia
Richards
Burkman
Davis Crew
Kiwanis Club Plans Permanent Organization Meeting
The Kiwanis temporary board met at Hotel Dacotah to finalize plans for a permanent club. An organization luncheon at the Frederick hotel is set for 12 15 Wednesday to elect officers and directors. Local business and professional men show strong interest, with many charter members expected. two members from each occupation may join as the roster fills.
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Kiwanis Club
Dacotah
Frederick Hotel
Mass Campus Photo Prompts State Legislature Support
University students, over 4100, gathered behind Merrifield hall this morning at 10 o clock. They formed a large amphitheater shaped seating plan, crowded six to seven deep, spanning Merrifield Davis Science Woodworth Werley Mines building and the library. The group posed for a picture intended to pressure an appropriation from the state legislature. Within minutes the campus emptied as classes resumed.
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University
Merrifield Hall
Merrifield
Davis
Science and Woodworth
Prs Werley College
Mines
Premium lists for 1921 North Dakota state fair
E R Montgomery state fair secretary says premium lists for the 1921 fair are under way. The event is set for July 19 to 23 with preparations started to attract exhibitors and larger premiums across departments, aimed at boosting the expo’s appeal.
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North Dakota
E. R. Montgomery
State Fair Association
First Debate At University Opens Series Of Contests
The opening debates at the university will be held in Woodbury auditorium this week. On Wednesday evening the Heap Adelphi and literary societies will discuss the League of Nations question with judges Professors Wold Libby and Adams Taylor and Dean Willis presiding. Additional debates Thursday and Friday cover Japanese exclusion and the Irish question with free admission and strong debaters.
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Heap
Adelphi
League of Nations
Ad Altiora
A. D
Woodbery
Laurie Wold
C. G. Libby
John Adams Taylor
Dean H. A. Willis
United States
Wilson
Hesperia Gustan Lindell McLain
Johnson
Francis Webb
Edward Butler
Carl Hisa
Son
Fred. Aandahl
Local Bankers Attend North Dakota Banking Conference
Three Grand Forks bankers travel to Bismarck for the North Dakota bankers conference called by state bank examiner C E Lofthus. Attendees include A I Hunter of First National, F L Goodman of Northwestern Trust, and W E Fuller of Northern State Bank. The meeting addresses the financial impact of more than twenty bank closures and debates modifying or repealing the initiated law limiting public funds at the Bank of North Dakota.
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Grand Forks
Bismarck
North Dakota
C. E. Lofthus
A. I. ‘Hunter
First National Bank
F. L., Goodman
Northwestern Trust Company
W. E. Fuller
Thee Northern Statank
Bank of North Dota
Men’s issue of The Student to receive large circulation
The Student men’s edition planned for next week will have the year's widest circulation. It will be sold on campus and on city streets as the last issue before Christmas holidays. Staff promise extensive news gathering, special features, and unpublished rumors brought to light.
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Lssue
Architects in Session Here in North Dakota City
Architects from across the state gathered at the Commercial Club for the North Dakota Architect’s Association semi annual meeting in this city. A banquet at the Frederick hotel featured J F T O’Connor on The Business Outlook for the Building Profession in North Dakota and labor talks by two local union representatives.
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North Dakota
Commercial ‘Club
Frederick Hotel
J. F
T. O'Connor
Mennion
Om and Oken Dakota
W. J. Edwards
E. R. Boyd
Jamestown
Arthur van Veilertease
American Institute of Architecture
G. R. Horiton
Small House Service Byreau
Bert D. Keck
Grand Forks
Joseph Bell DeRemer
Grand Fork
D. A. Braseth
Fargo
Keee Architectural Outlook
X. Rhendon
Saturday Named Organization Day for Wheat Growers
T C Grifith county secretary urges farmers to observe Saturday December 11 as township organization day. The Wheat Growers association seeks to form local township branches to boost agricultural interests and perfect county organization with a big meeting and a holiday to aid the forward movement.
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T. C. Grifth
Wheat Growers’ Association of the
United States
Wheat Growers’ Association
Grimm
Griffith
Meeting Program for Grand Forks Medical Society
An announcement outlines the Grand Forks District Medical Society monthly meeting set for Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the Commercial Club. R. M. Evans of Minot will speak on Early Experiences in Medicine, H J Hamipstone of the University of North Dakota on Chemical Psychology, and Dr. G. M. Williamson will report on the Southern Minnesota Medical Society meeting in Mankato. A smoker will follow the program.
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Grand Forks
G. M. Williamson
Southern Minnesota Medical Sojciety
Mankato
Minn
Williamson
Evangelistic Services To Open In Norwegian Church Tonight
Rev. Olaf Breding arrives to lead two weeks of evangelistic meetings at the Norwegian Baptist church corner Fourth avenue and Walnut street. Services begin tonight at 7 49 o clock with Rev C J Hill Sunday lightfoot missionary assisting. Lottie Land of Powers Lake will lead the song service nightly. All are welcome.
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Olaf Breding
Norwegian Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
Walnut Street
jo m@tings
C. J. Hill
Lottie Land of
Powers Lake
N. D
Rotary Club Meets and Adopts Resolutions
A Rotary Club gathering at the Guild Hall discusses history topics and appoints committee members. Attendees include Brown and others as they welcome new participants and hear brief talks on local civic matters.
Attorneys settle McWilliams estate in 50 50 division
Attorneys for the Yariouz contendents reported a settlement of the McWilliams estate amounting to about $200,000. The agreement provides half to Reina O’Brien and her heirs, with the remaining half split among George B. McWilliams, his four nieces, and the children of a deceased sister. The case, heard in county court before Judge A. T. Cole, favored O’Brien, with an appeal pending.
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Yariouz Itteanta
McWillama
Reina O'Brien
J. C. McWilliams
George BE. McWilliams
O'Firlen
A. T. Cole
Ot Farge
Soldier Enlistee From Tork Joins U S Army
E Johnson of Tork, N Dio recently enlisted in the U S Army. He arrived in the city this morning for examination at the recruiting office, was accepted, and set to join the infantry division at Camp Rig. He has begun basic training and will advance warfare strength.
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E. Johnson
Tork
N. Dio
U. S. Army
Devile
North Dakota bankers pledge cooperation amid reform plans
Bankers from ISTATE and the Bank of North Dakota voiced commitment to cooperate with reform measures, rejecting any backsliding. They secured support promises from Governor Frazier and others that no partisan league moves will disrupt seasonable plans, and discussed pooling potential for debt instruments backing eight hundred million dollars in warrants, highlighting cautious optimism amid the current political climate.
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Bank of North Dakota
Frazier
Wm. Lemke
Nonpartisan League
League
MIA
J. of ‘Bismarck
Porarien
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Farm Bureau
Special Lutheran Service
Anis Club
L Bunter
F. T. Goodman
W. E. Puller
Hallahan Bocce
Dugan
Hudson
Imes
Dezotelis
Deller
North Dakota Association
T. C. Grifith
Ively Grough
Medical ‘Society
Pen Wa Opa
Rotary Club
Howry
Etary Elves
Andere
Regee
Toyland
Santa
Istate
Bert Harrow
Minot
Albert Nenault
Serry
Mar
Wewally
Hany
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