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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
4
Former Governor Lynn J. Frazier launched his bid for the Republican nomination for U S Senate in North Dakota, addressing a Wing Friday farmers picnic and a Wilton gathering. He denounced McCumber, touted farm bloc alliance, criticized recall actions against the industrial commission, and endorsed the league platform while opposing the Esch Cummins bill and seating of Newberry.
Two gunmen who overpowered Harry Hanson on a Great Northern run near Minot last summer and forced him to jump from the train were described as the worst type of criminals. The men, named Joe James and J R White, had just escaped from an Everett county jail during appeals on habitual criminal charges and are now back in prison. one serving 30 years in Wisconsin for shooting a town marshal, the other returned to Walla Walla for life. White was wounded in an Iowa bank robbery attempt and paralyzed in the right arm, later sent to Walla Walla. James opposed the plan and disarmed Hanson before the jump.
Red Lake Falls Minnesota June 2 The annual meeting of the Red Lake Falls Livestock Shippers association will be held at the courthouse Monday afternoon June 5 President J H Wagner of Gervais will attend A representative of the Central Commission Co of South St Paul will explain advantages of shipping to the cooperative concern. Hail losses reported Bismarck North Dakota June 3 hail department had 43 claims before June 1 rye losses high. Possible need to change the law though manager Martin Hagan says unusual conditions prevail and bad weather rarely occurs before June 1. First losses came from Richland county Will discuss dairying Maddock June 3 Two day session of United Breeders Association and Federation of Farm clubs here June 1 and The dairy work of the state have been asked to attend for help in the conference.
Professor Shepherd argues there are multiple effective methods to move pigs. The debate cites Ford and William Allen White on pig handling. A study suggests pigs react to barriers like lattice or fencing, while patience remains essential.
Minot North Dakota June 3 one of the largest graduating classes in the history of the state normal school will hold commencement exercises from June 11 to 15. The week opens with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Beard of Fargo and features a seniors reception, a class play She Stoops to Conquer, model school graduation, class day exercises, and a commencement address by Lewis F Crawford of the North Dakota Industrial Commission on The Frontiers of Romance.
Mrs. Beryl Curtis Ward funds divorce talk with Walter Ward and supports her husband Walter Ward. She says his account of the killing is true and denies any other woman involved. Ward cites blackmail as his defense, while Clarence Peters, a former sailor, is referenced in the case.
Miss Minnie J. Nielson North Dakota superintendent of public instruction will speak at the 1922 National Educational Association meeting with Dr W G Cove head of England and Wales Teachers Association. Other speakers include Mrs Thomas G Winters Alvin M Owsley Frederick J Libby and Mrs Maud Wood Park as attendees at the morning July 8 session.
Winnipeg Manitoba June 3 Shriners from Aladdin temple Columbus Ohio visit for Imperial Council meet in San Francisco. About 300 in party led by Potentate Ewing Jones parade and enjoy city rites with band chorus and Arab patrol. President Harding's youth ties recalled with a cornet loan to Aladdin's bard. Many houses going up in Fargo as builders issue 29 dwelling permits worth 163070.
Minot North Dakota June 3 announces a record summer session when the normal school opens Monday June 19 for a six week term. Registration is on opening day with classes starting at 9 am. Dormitory rooms are full and housing outside the dormitory is arranged with local citizens aiding. Nan Harrison of Fort Worth will assist in dormitory management. The normal faculty will be on duty with additional instructors to handle increased enrollment.
Minot North Dakota June 3 The largest event in Knights of Pythias North Dakota history occurs June 6 when Gus Meese imperial prince of the world from Spokane Washington visits El Tizri temple. A Dokey parade will greet him after arrival on Great Northern No 2. A 5 30 pm banquet at L Ail Sainia Episcopal church will welcome all Knights and their ladies with a planned program.
In Williams county near Williston farmers led by John Brugierre Frank Hoare and Earl Swimley push to use the 1919 Senate Bill No 20 to finance dairy cattle purchases through county bonds The measure would loan up to 1000 to any one man via a dairy association supervised by county commissioners or the state dairy commissioner Assistant Commissioner Franklin Page plans to aid the effort Also noted is a Minot court case on Minot city limits extending to Harrison district and township with disputes over petition validity and tax implications.
Bismarck ND June 1 Governor R A Neston after his Grand Rapids keynote on Monday June 5 will press on with campaign stops. He speaks at Oakes at 10 30 am June 6 Forman at 4 pm June 6 Elliott at 8 30 pm June 6 then a young people’s meeting at Kindred on June 7 and a United Commercial Travelers gathering at Valley City on June 7.
Minot North Dakota June 3 A suit for 3500 has been filed in district court by Van Jey Shach against A P Scofield sheriff and George Scofield deputy sheriff of Ward County alleging unlawful possession of a Cadillac and other personal effects. The car was seized by authorities and Shach, arrested on no charge of transporting intoxicating liquor, pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and received jail time and a fine. The automobile was said on execution to satisfy the 1000 fine levied against Shach. Arrests noted in Fargo for O Mills wanted for over a year. Mills was convicted in federal court at Bismarck last year of transporting liquor and fined 1000. 500 paid, 500 unpaid, then he disappeared.
Mrs E Steinebach of 764 Stryker Ave St Paul Minn reports severe weakness poor appetite and headaches. She says Taniac revived her strength restored appetite and eliminated nervous distress. She praises the remedy and notes it is sold by all good druggists.
Winnipeg Manitoba reports the Mennonite exodus toward Mexico continues from the Prom Couler district in southern Manitoba. A large caravan moves with families as they relocate to new settlements in Mexico amid reports about conditions there. The article notes widespread use of checks in the United States for business transactions.
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