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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented text discusses monthly fees and notices related to town services. Mentions dates and amounts, with references to notices credited to local papers and possible advertisements. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a village or city update on charges and public information.
The piece criticizes Bank of North Dakota under Nestos for lending to actual farmers who will repay loans rather than distributing funds to Nonpartisan League members. It contrasts with Frazier era liberalism and notes the current delinquent payments totaling about $225,000, arguing policy favors repayment and sound lending.
A French study challenges popular belief about the deadliest service in World War I. It shows infantry officers suffered 25 percent casualties, while flying officers faced 21 percent, arguing the infantry bore the heaviest fighting risk.
The piece warns that underestimating the Independent ticket in North Dakota’s June 28 primary risks Nestos and allies being nominated again. It urges vigorous organization, turnout by independents and Democrats, and efforts to prevent league-backed candidates from winning through overconfidence and cross voting.
The piece criticizes Senator Harreld’s plan to impose 35 cents per barrel on crude oil and 25 cents on fuel oil, arguing it would transfer millions from the public to oil owners without public benefit. It urges boosting domestic production to meet demand, notes dwindling U.S. reserves, and cautions against oil imports that could hinder future production.
Berlin signals willingness to meet conditions for an international loan to Germany as banks seek unity among Allies. France opposes revising reparations terms, stirring tensions that could delay financial aid. A resolution hinges on Germany's cooperation and Allied consensus, with Economic strains pushing toward possible loan resumption.
A North Dakota campaign pamphlet critique questions B F Baker’s gubernatorial ideals calling for low state expense and greatest good. It cites his Senate committee vote endorsing Frazier era operations and links his stance to losses from Nome Building, farm loans favoritism, housing projects, and keeping a bank open, arguing his election would burden taxpayers.
In Whitehall settings David, a mysterious foreign aristocrat, meets Mr. Harley Packe and Miss Wren. Packe reviews David’s travels in America and Europe, confirms extradition papers, and invites a discreet dinner at Belgrave Square to discuss potential industry and political ties.
Washington June 10 Three fourths of the ambassadorial corps will be absent from the capital this summer while the president stays in Washington and Congress is in session. The exodus is linked to consultations with foreign offices and handling matters in Washington. Major diplomats named include ambassadors from Great Britain France Argentina Russia Belgium Japan Brazil Italy and Germany.
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