Holt outlines positions of two candidates
Henry Holt of Grand Forks county Democratic chairman cites Alvin Johnson and George F. Shafer in a statement during a recall era. He argues Johnson could not run for attorney general and asserts Independents aim to punish leaders of the Scandinavian American bank case while promoting Shafer and Johnson for political ends.
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Anid Henry Halt
Grand Forks
County
de Oritic
M &Ment
Aveinbjorn Johnson
Pranant
Supreme Court
George F. Shater
Pregent
Holt
Johnson
Kei Oral
Devile Take
Nik Perronal
Independenta
Tom
Parsons
Bank of Fargo
Thia Crond
Judas
Lena
Scandinavian Amelia Bank
Hater
Cortal League
Kawa
North Dakota
Joe
Johneon
Shafer
Amie Loadera
Supreme Bench
Rafk
Pernibin
Jamestown
Fargo
Cama
Imarding Picks Dem for Place on Farm Board
Governor Thurman Hall announces Hubert A. Cooper of North Carolina, a Democrat, as the choice to fill the vacancy on the farm board created by A B Lever's renewal. The document urges support at June and November polls, denouncing political critics and urging unity among Republicans and Independents. Nearby text notes a Mount Fireat expedition finding blue birds with varied plumage.
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Barding
Hubert A. Cooper
Carolina
Joan
A.B Lever
North Carolina
Cooper
Jannaon
Mery
North Dakota
Mount Firereat
Nestos Proclaims Flag Day Observance
Governor St A Nemon of North Da- Kate hin proclaimed June 14 as Flag Day urging citizens to renew allegiance to the state and union. The proclamation cites the 1777 Congress adoption of the flag and honors Old Glory as a symbol of the nation.
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St. A. Nemon
North
da- Kate
Grand Forks
Neaton
Nolenn
Sears
Wisconsin I O F and Rebekah assembly session notes
The article notes the 76th annual session of the Wisconsin I O F and the 37th annual session of the Rebekah assembly in Eau Claire with 725 delegates registered by noon. Mentions Wisconsin program leaders and references to Bank of notes and goldsmiths.
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Odd Pallows
Eau Claire, Wir
Wisconsin I. 0
Rebekah Assembly
Drainage of Minnesota Marshes Expands Land Value and Wealth
Minnesota landowners have invested fifty to sixty million dollars in drainage projects across marshes to improve agricultural output. The commission cites federal and state roles in financing and directing improvements while stressing the need to store excess water to protect stream flow and economic wealth of the state.
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St. Tani
Minn
Minneseca Farzere
Stacy Jorge Weis
Aent
Ant Petrié
Preservation and Drainage of Lakes and Ditches Debate
A commission discusses preserving meandering creeks valuable for boating water supply and scenery while opposing draining. Some lakes with usable qualities are to be kept for future generations, whereas barren lakes and nuisances near populated areas should be drained to reclaim land and reduce danger.
Awaiting Appointment Of New Jap Premier
Fragmented OCR notes discuss an anticipated Japanese prime minister appointment. Named entities are unclear, with distorted names and random phrases, but reference to government leadership transitions and possible international context is present.
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