Church Budget of $638039.69 Presented For Consideration
Fargo announces a Norwegian Lutheran church budget of 678030.69 for consideration at the convention. The report notes a net deficit of 1199.62 after accounting for home and foreign missions and charities, with emphasis on faculty salaries and education funding. The budget increases target home missions and education, with guidance to uniform support and potential restructuring of boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
General Treasury
Foreign Missions
Home Mission Board
Board of Charities
Budget Commission
Home Mission
Foreign Mission
Home Missions
Board of Education
Board of Masiona
Mum
Luther Seminary
Rt. Anthony Park
Hamline
Standard Of Class 1 Men Must Be Brought Up To Requirements
North Dakota draft boards and federal appeal agents received orders from the Adjutant General directing a review of classifications under the selective draft service act. The aim is to raise the percentage of class 1 men to the national standard, noting some counties with very low class 1 rates due to German populations or agricultural populations, and exhausted calls.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fraser
North Dakota
North Dakota Draft Registration Totals June 6
North Dakota reported 4902 men registered for the draft on June 6 per Adjutant General Fraser. Of these 4457 whites, 2 Blacks, and 443 aliens. county tallies include Caga 328, Grand Forks 242, Burleigh 106, and Ward 173. only two Negroes statewide, in Bismarck and Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramarck
North Dakota
Fraser
Caga County
Grand Forks
Burleigh
Ward
Bismarck
Caes County
Twenty Per Cent Less Anthracite For N. Dak
North Dakota receives 200000 tons of anthracite for the current season, about twenty percent less than 1916 17 and twenty one and one third percent less than 1917 18. War demand drives curtailment while coal grades shift due to Pocahontas exclusion and increased shipments from Pennsylvania and West Virginia via Great Lakes ports.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Pocahontas
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Disloyalists Will Find Little Comfort When Boys Come Home
Norton says disloyalists and soapbox critics will get no solace when American soldiers return from war. He argues veterans will resist gentle rebukes and support for the war program, urging loyalty to American ideals and principles. A separate item reports a saloonkeeper Rudolph Tabke in La Crosse arrested on a federal charge related to Monday payroll activities.
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Norton
Mandan
N. D
Loyallst
Congrommant P. D. Norton
Congninaman Norton
South Heart
la Crosse
Rudolph Tabke
la Crosse Na
Frank "O'Conner
United Arahal
Chapge
Wolat- Ing
Fualleen Monpay
Fore & Compoliatoner
Andy Pinced
Leading men to address North Dakota retailers convention
Minot North Dakota June 8 three hundred retailers are expected at the annual convention of the North Dakota Retail Merchants Association June 11 to 14. Joseph Chapman Minneapolis vice president of the Northwestern National Bank George B M Peterson Duluth secretary of the Minnesota Retail Merchants Association Dr EF Ladd Fargo federal food administrator for North Dakota Alexander Karr Jamestown leader in the mall order fight will speak on banker farmer retailer and jobber relations and mail order home competition. Fred P Mann Devils Lake president of the association will preside and speak Thursday on how to meet mail order competition. Entertainment includes a tea for wives a launch trip Wildwood mulberry riverfront Central avenue dance theatricals and a big Riverside park picnic.
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Minot
N. D
Joseph Chapman
Minneapolia
Vic
Northwestern ~ National Bank
George BM. Peterson
Duluth
Minnesota
EF. Ladd
Fargo
North Dakota
Alexander Karr
Jamestown
Chapman
Apeak
Peterson
Minnesota Association
Laddaie
Karr
Retail Merchants’ Association
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
Thuraddy
Elks' Club
Wildwood
Central Avenue
Riverside Park
United Mine Workers Gains Strength in North Dakota Districts
The United Mine Workers of America, starting last December with a Wilton local of 300, now reports 1800 members in North Dakota. Samuel Pascoe, district organiser for North Dakota and Montana, announced district headquarters will stay in Bismarck as he, a veteran miner, leads the effort.
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Bismarck
N. D
United Mine Workers of America
North
Dakota
Wilton
Samuel Pascoe
Montana
Pascoe
United Mine Workers
Miners union eyes full coverage across states
Eastn Minew Workers seek expansion from New York, Illinois, to North Dakota. The 100 percent local in Illinois and 1501 member base push for a nationwide contract via the United States government, the Coal Operators Association, and the United Mine Workers.
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Mi Wan Dain
Execs
New York
Tork State Industi
Pancoe Sani
Oreunenigt
Illinois
North Dakota
iPastoe
United States
Shaw Re elected Minot Mayor in Landslide Victory
Minot June 8 Shaw is re elected president of the city commission by a large majority amid repudiation of Townley Le suer and interference in civic affairs. Total vote 1340 to 1086 269 majority. Shaw had resigned before a governor Frasier hearing. Local Nonpartigan league opposed him and helped shift the campaign. Large crowds celebrated with banners declaring support for Shaw.
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Minot
Townley-Lesuer
Yeordoon
Shaw
Givinight
Frasier
Vetera
Nonpartigan League
Johnson
City Commission
Townley
Bolshev
United Mine Workers Deny Affiliation With I W W
Samuel Pascoe, district president for North Dakota and Montana, states the United Mine Workers of America cannot belong to or work in the same mine as the I W W. He says the union has repeatedly declined to endorse the Socialist party and remains non political.
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Bismarck
N. D
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel Pascoe
North Dakota
Montana
Wobbites
United “Mine Workers
Socialist Party
Steel Office Fixtures Will Be Hard To Obtain
Private buyers and public offices seeking steel office fixtures must wait as the War Department ranks consumers into five classes. County Auditor T. J. Flaherty learned his request for a new steel safe is pushed to a later slot in the fifth class, while orders are filled for higher priority needs. The county board, active in war work, remains in the second class with the army and navy in the first.
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Bismarck
N. D
War Department
Flaherty
Army
Navy
North Dakota crop outlook rises with ample moisture
North Dakota reports uniformly optimistic crop prospects with adequate rainfall across the state. Flax acreage and overall wheat sowing show gains, while hay prospects improve due to recent rains. Most counties note at least two inches of rain in four weeks, some over four inches, boosting yields compared with last year.
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North Dakota
Stoneaas
Red River Valley
New England
Missouri Slope
Agricultural College Grants Diplomas to Twenty Four Graduates
The North Dakota Agricultural College will grant diplomas to 24 graduates at the twenty fourth annual commencement in the college armory at 10 o clock Tuesday morning June 11. Charles Zueblin of Boston Massachusetts will be the speaker. Governor Lynn J Frasier will award the diplomas during the commencement week program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Agricultural College
Charles Zueblin
Boston
Mass
Lynn J. Frazier
Movernor
North Dakota
The House Next Door at College Town Commencement
An annual commencement event at the university celebrates religious studies and Armenian bowing rites. Dr Shaler Mathews, dean of divinity, presents the program in the college armory. Candidates for graduation, including Baptist and Armenian traditions, will perform class exercises and sermons on Monday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soramanoea
Shaler Mathews
of Divinity
University of
Caro
Coliexe
Annual Reception Held In The Little Country
An afternoon event titled annual reception took place with a social gathering and dances. A later segment described a senor ball and a pipe feature running from eight to ten o clock, with details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Imtheran Church of American
Red Wing “Seminary
Gros
Iaithietan Normal
Madison
Minnis
Brom
Bruflat
Camrose
Clifton
Gals
Luther Academy
Lutheran Ladies Seminary
Outlook
Scandinvia
Waldorf
Willmar Academ
Mimiona
Key Mountain
Pnicific
Canadas
Kota
North Weakern
Madagan Cal Minalon
Budget ‘Commission
Hol- Histad
Alvin
C. Ker
Peter Norbeck
Erling
A. Grindeland
Hauge
Brick Waelant
N. Dak
Frazier
Agricultural College
National Army
Uncle Sam
Red River Power Co
South Third St
Lyalgan
Pacific Northwest
Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Oregon
Opia
Wash
Seattle
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