Daw son denies Townley story in Fargo tour note
C L Dawson commander of the North Dakota American Legion rejects a Fargo Nonpartisan League daily report that he promised to back the Republican ticket after Colonel Frank White withdrew from the senate race. He says his speaking tour is Legion sponsored and will address issues affecting veterans.
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Fargo
N. D
C. L. Dawson
North Dakota American Legion
Nonpartisan League Daily
Frank White
Fargo Courier-News
Republican State Central Committee
United States
Minot
A. J. Gronna
Colonel White
Socialist League Teket
X-Service
North Dakota
Courier-News
Siened
C. le Dawaon
Woman recalls sparing kitchen tale with cruel humor
A woman questions a cook about leaving a house on the street. The cook explains she could not stay there, citing extreme frugality. She says she does not mind rationing and is economical, but the household’s stinginess was so severe that even the mice seemed to cry.
Jurymen and County Commissioners Busy in Polk County
Crookston Minn June 15 With adjournment of the grand jury and the monthly meeting of the county commissioners plus ditch contracts and the opening session of the petit jury Polk county courthouse has seen activity. The petit jury opened Monday with Miss Lillian Stenshoel of Crookston versus Great Northern Railway for 10000 damages. Oscar Swenby pleaded guilty to a statutory offense and received a term from seven to thirty years. Only twenty jurors appeared. four were absent. Bailiffs D W Hughes and William Munch were sworn in. Contracts were awarded on state road No 3 Maple Lake road to S G Enebak Warren and a Northland north road to Albert Ness. Maple Lake road length 13 1 2 miles. Northland road 6 1 2 miles. A judicial road was established in Tabor and Lake Pleasant Polk and Redge counties as granted by Judge rt
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Crookston
Minn
Jhe
Polk County ‘Court House
Moday
Lillian Stenshoel
Great Northern Railway Company
Stenshoel
Great Northern
Barnesville
Supreme Court
Oscar Swenby
Maple Bay
Judy Watts
D. W. Hughes
William Munch
Polk County Commissioners
Maple Lake Road
S.G. Enebak
Warren
Northland North Ree
Albert Ness
Bled
Maple Lake
Northland
Tabor
Lake Pleasant
Polk
Redge
Crookston To Have Macaroni Factory
Crookston Minnesota June 15 A Crookston Milling company purchase of H M McFarlin property adjacent to its site is set to change hands in July. No new building this year but grain storage buildings and tanks are planned. A macaroni factory is planned later. Peterson Biddick Produce company erects a large potato warehouse 30 by 24 feet with modern potato handling machinery.
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Crookston
Minn
Crookston Milling Company
H. M. McFarlin
Peterson-Biddick Produce Company
Polk County Bonds Unsold At 5 Percent Rate
Polk County board of commissioners failed to sell 460 900 dollars in ditch and road bonds at five percent despite bids from interested investors. Law prohibits selling below par or above six percent. Only part of the issue, 250 000 dollars, remains.
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Polk Crooketon
Mann
Polk County Board of Commissioners
Polk County
County plans bond sale for road work and ditch projects
The county board will re advertise bonds at 6 percent to fund road work and a 2100000 balance for ditch projects. Crookston Association of Public Affairs cites federal census concerns, seeking recount and investigation. Census district supervisor Olaf Fedtvedt is expected to visit Fergus Falls to review potential discrepancies and possible recount actions.
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Crookston Association of Public Affairs
Crookston
Crookston Association
Olaf Fedtvedt
Fergus Falls
Census Bureau
Recount Seems Most Likely At Crookston
Crookston Minnesota on June 15 The likelihood of a recount of Crookston's population appears more probable after a letter indicates further support for such action. The message moves the local political debate toward formal verification of votes and numbers.
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Crookston
Crookston Deluged As Storms Hit Region With Rain and Debris
Crookston Minnesota and surrounding areas faced three storms Monday after extreme heat. Two inches of rain fell in Crookston in a half hour with hail breaking windows. Fertile reported a cyclone eight miles east destroying a barn at Ole Hogenson farm. Borup area saw a second storm with fifteen silos and several farm buildings blown over. No injuries reported.
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Crookston
Minn
Fertile
Ole Hogenson
Martin Lind
Lind
Borup
Magical Home Baking Book Promises 250 Practical Recipes
An advertisement touts Ryzon Baking Book a guide with 250 practical recipes derived from a national contest. It claims two million homes use it and offers the book postpaid for 30 cents or free with two pounds of Byron baking powder. General Chemical Co. solicits subscriptions via 25 Broad St New York.
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New York
America
Byron
Ryron
General Chemical Co
Food Department
Broad St
Merchants Print, Prices Listed, Items Added, Total Shown
The article details a merchant listing each item with its price, adds all items to a running total, and prints the final amount due. It notes the purchaser selecting multiple articles and the cashier confirming the sum before payment.
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MENT
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Tanlac
Barney Evile
Taniac
Herald
J. Smith Company
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