North Dakota Reports Strong Livestock Health Toward Summer
North Dakota state veterinarian Dr. W Crewe says the state is unusually free from animal diseases due to abundant feed across the state. Hog cholera outbreaks are minor and vaccinated in hogs. breeding sow numbers rise, indicating growing hog production. Overall stock prospects and grazing conditions are favorable, with implied economic benefits from good feed. Also reported is the death of Richards, an longtime deputy sheriff in Fargo, tied to an illness, with notes on his service.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
W. ¥. Crew
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Crewe
the Livestock Sanitary Board
Ross
Presbyterians And Baptists To Hold Joint Assembly
Jamestown North Dakota reports a historic collaborative venture between Presbyterians and Baptists to run a youth assembly at Jamestown College from July 10 to 15. Noted instructors include Dr. Bess and Dr. Boyd from Presbyterian ranks and Dr. Frizelle and Rev. Stockton from Baptist leadership. Delegates will stay in college dormitories.
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Jamestown
N. D
North Dakota
Mi Ir
Peebly
Jamestown College
Bess
Macalester College
St .Paul
W. W. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
T. B. Frizelle
Northern Baptist Covention
F. E. Stockton
Pg Eee
Fargo postmasters elect new North Dakota division officers
Dated June 17. P. Hardy was elected president of the North Dakota division of the National League of Postmasters at the closing session of the annual convention. Elected officers include F. A Young Courtney as vice president, R. J. Moore Drayton as secretary and treasurer, and F. M. Pella Cayuga as executive committee member. Retiring president J. A. Bolton Jamestown was named delegate to the national convention in San Francisco next October.
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Fargo
NX. D
St. P. Hardy
North Dakota
National League ‘of Postmasters
Fiiday
FA. Young
Courtney
R. J. Moore
Drayton
F. M. Pella
Cayuga
R. JA. Bolton
Jamestown
San Francisco
Three Business Blocks Rising in Jamestown
Jamestown North Dakota June 17 three new buildings are being constructed in the business section. H White has awarded contracts for two brick steel and tile store buildings of 52 by 40 feet each. An old frame blacksmith and wagon shop from 1884 will be replaced by a brick automobile sales building. HOYS PHONE EXCHANGE Red Lake Falls Minnesota June 17 Chas L Kundert of Harrisburg South Dakota has bought the Red Lake Falls Telephone Co from E F Wheeler who bought it in April 1921 from W A Schreiter. Kundert plans lines in the business district cabled with a solid metal floor to reduce static. Wheeler will stay on as manager for several months while Kundert moves his family in spring 1923. ARRESTED IN MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis Minnesota June 17 Ben O Cloud former accountant at the North Dakota State capitol was arraigned on a bad check charge and pleaded not guilty with high hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Jamestown
N. D
H. ¥. White
Tory Brick Automobile Sales
Hoys Phone Exchange
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Chas. L. Kundert
Harrisburg
Red*Lake Falls Telephone Co
E. F. Wheeler
W. A. Schreiter
Wheeler
Kundert
Putensed
Minneapolis
Ming
Ben O. Cloud
North Dakota State Capitol
Minneapolia
Man recalls struggle to hold job amid illness
John Fross of Minneapolis testifies about severe health and hunger while working, describing a long, hard struggle that left him unable to eat and in poor condition, yet later reports his health improved after treatment and support.
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John Fross
Minneapolis
Eclipse
Hillsboro National Bank Case in Traill County
Traill County court scene involving Hillsboro National Bank and Danking Corp appealing against Joseph Ac John Davie and John Hoglund as Buxton township board defendants. Issues include pre v judicata reasoning and designation of an old road as a public highway under 1866 congress grant. Judge A. T. Cole authored the opinion with Grace J. concurring.
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Traill County
Hillsboro National Bank
Danking Corporation
United Staes
Plaints
Joseph
John Davie
John Hoglund
Buxton
North Dakota
Congress
Dakota Territory
Congressional
Soni
A. T. Cole
J. Christianson
Storney
Freight Rates and Community Talks Highlight Fargo Meeting
Smart and Blackstone discuss freight rates at the Seren Pakote Railway Commission talk. George Blackstone, editor, speaks on Things to Do. The annual meeting of the Metolas Club includes a dine. Officers will be elected.
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Fargo
N. D
Smart
George Blackstone
Goat
Ecta al Es
Ee Metolas Club
Theo
Jamestown College Holds 20 Graduates and Speaker Nestos
Jamestown North Dakota reports twenty graduates received diplomas at Jamestown college commencement while Rev. D T Robinson received an honorary Doctor of Divinity. Governor R A Nestos delivered the address praising Christian colleges for leadership, urging character and education in the nation. The graduates listed include Maude Miri Benjamin, Frank H Brown, Gordon D Brown, Paul W Crawford, Caryl Leone Fahl, and others.
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Jamestown
N. D
D. T. Robinson
First Presbyterian Church of
Fargo
R.A. Nestos
Christian College
Suprese Maude Miri Benjamin
Frank H. Brown
Gordon Dwight Brown
Paul W. Crawford
Caryl Leone Fahl
Euphemia C. Fairweather
Max J. Grettenberg
Unice L
Two Have Close Call When Cars Collide
Crookston June 17 two touring cars crashed south of Crookston at about 35 mph. Bert Lien of Crookston driving a Cadillac spun and overturned after colliding with Ronald Larson of Valley City in a Ford. Both drivers escaped with only minor bruises as the rear of Lien’s car struck Larson’s vehicle while passing.
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Crookston
Mann
Bert Lien
Ronald Larson
Valley City
N. C
Sten
Damage Suit Against Fargo Is Dismissed
The North Dakota Supreme Court dismissed Angeline Masherek’s damages suit against the City of Fargo for a fall on an icy sidewalk. The court found the question mixed law and fact and upheld City Attorney Shore’s motion to dismiss due to improper notice and certification. Bemidji band engagement contract approved for Minnesota State Fair, steps to fund trip include a citizen drive not to exceed 100 per donor.
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Bismarck
N. D
Preme Court
Angeline Malherek
Fargo
Shore of Fargo
Mra
Masherek
Cole
Supreme Court
Miners decide policy for strip mine work near Herrin
Miners at Leatet and Gherwood strip mines near Herrin Illinois expected to vote today on a policy to govern stripping operations. Union members of the Steam Shovel Workers are on site with guards and rifles amid the strike atmosphere surrounding the disrupted coal production.
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Herrin
Preas
Williamcon Cqumy
Leatet
Gherwood
Comi Rasan
Covent Garee Ar E Circedes
Wheat Board Control Is Probability In Dominion Of Canada Wheat Board
The Canadian government plans a wheat control board to handle this year’s crop. A ten member board will require most buyers to purchase through it, with millers exempt. Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan may join. grain trade wary and potential appeals to courts loom. A notable Winnipeg grain trade skeptic quotes a miller: things cannot get worse for milling. AGED CASS WOMAN DIES. Martha E McDonald, 64, longtime Cass county resident since 1879, dies in Fargo. Interment planned in Sheldon after moving there in 1879.
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Winnipeg
Man
Government of
Canada
Farmers Party
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Can
Ada
Indian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
Pressent
CASS
Fargo
N. D
Martha E. McDonald
Casa County
Sheldon
Government Jobs for D B C Girls
The U S Veterans Bureau in Fargo hired Bertha Moe a Dakota Business College graduate as stenographer after noting her training and 40 prior D B C graduates placed. The Western Newspaper Union in Minneapolis also hired a D B C girl Stella Wallman for her efficiency from seven prior experiences.
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U. S. Veterans’ Bureau of
Fargo
Bertha Moe
Dakota Business College
N. D
D.B.C
Western Newspaper Union
Minneapolis
Stella Wallman
Dakota
F. L. Watkins
Front St
Fargo, N. D
Government controls five years in British Columbia liquor regime
June 18 marked one year of state liquor control in British Columbia. 8 million dollars in liquor sold from 55 stores, yielding 2.5 million in profit after reserves, shared with municipalities for schools and hospitals. Vancouver City received 600,000. Bootleggers persist, total liquor expenditure matches government revenue at 12 million dollars. About 4 million dollars of sales go to United States visitors. Beer consumption lags whiskey with only 1.3 million in beer, ale, and stout. Plan to legalize open beer sales in standard hotels to curb hard liquor use.
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Winnipes
Man
British Columbia
Vancouver City
United States
Socialists Fight Over Candidate for LaFollette Race
In Milwaukee June discussion heated over placing a candidate, with factions split on backing a full ticket including senator. Berger leads one side, opposing LaFollette and seeking pacts, while LaFollette supporters accuse deals delaying party unity. Talks extend twelve hours as saloon delegates seek a settlement and plan next steps.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Conain Socialiste
Benetor LaPollette
Berger
LaFollette
Socialist Party
Work Starts On Mammoth Australian Radio Station
Melbourne reports the start of building a giant Australian radio station to communicate directly with Great Britain. The project plans sub stations, long range links, and a main transmitter with 12,000 miles reach daily. Feeder stations to be built in Australia and Canada, total cost about 6 million dollars. Plant imported from England for the main unit, Australian manufacture for feeders.
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Melbourne
Great Britain
Jf Ic
Canada
England
Australia
Europe
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North Dakotas Agricultural College
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State Board of Pharmacista
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Minnesota State Fair Association
C. W. Vanderaluis
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Fairbanks Evansville Auto Co. Minn
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