Norton campaign schedule widens reach across Dakota
P D Norton, third district candidate for congress, plans a sweeping tour through Mandan Stark McLean Ward Williams and adjoining counties. He will speak at Killdeer mountains picnic June 27 and Grant County Liberty club near Leith June 29 with Gallagher and Langer joining at entries.
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N. D
P. D. Norton
Congress
Killdeer Mountains
Oakdale
Grant County
Langer
Krom Lolth Langer
Norton
Grant
Hettinger County
Mr. Norton
Stark County
South Heart
Gladstone
Richardton
McLean County
Elbowoods
Underwood
Ryder
Ward County
Douglass
Minot
Glenburn
Mrhall
The
Norton-Gallagher
Powers Lake
Kenmaret
Mountrail
Lands Valley
Stanley
Wrilliams County
Gallagher
Ray
Williston
Dunn Center
Werner
Indians Back Independent Ticket in Grant County Wind-up Picnic
Indians and white residents packed Selfridge and Fort Yates to hear speeches from Norton and Gallagher. They report Indians strongly oppose the Townley regime and will vote for the Independent ticket in the forthcoming election.
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Grant Country
Sica
Indiana
Selfridge and
Fort
Yates
Norton
Gallagher
Townley
Aylor Farm Near Grandin Announces Shorthorn Sale
Aylor Farm near Grandin plans a Shorthorn cattle sale featuring top herds. Prices at the sale are expected to be generous with demand high for premier stock.
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Aylor Farm
Grandin
Oil firms at Scobey unite in consolidation
Scobey Montana June 19. Following the consolidation of the Farmers Oil company of this place and the Hughes Oil company Otto R King of sted stone has come to Scobey to take active management of the consolidated business. A majority of the stock in the car Sankey formed by the union of the companies has been taken over by Mr King and W T Stephens the latter a resident of this city.
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Scobey
Mont
Farmers’ Oil Company
This Place
Hughes Oil Company
Otto R. King
Stedstone
Car- Sankey
Mr.King
W. T. Stephens
Alberta Crops Show Record Health Says Commissioner
Winnipeg June 19 James McCaig commissioner of the Alberta department of agriculture reports the central province crops at their best. He notes moist weather boosts growth with wheat and oats expanding rapidly and blades plump and juicy. Only areas north and east of Lethbridge and Macleod suffer wind damage from last week.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alberta
James McCaig
Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge
Macleod
Landmark Livery Barn Destroyed by Fire in Langdon
Langdon North Dakota June 19 an old landmark burned when the livery barn once run by J. W. Mahon was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. Firemen could not save the building litter aided the blaze. Mahon lost about 500 dollars in harnesses and stored furniture. his horses were out to pasture at the start of the fire.
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Langdon
N. D
J. W. Mahon
Westbury Creamery Picnic Planned Near Town
Westbury Minn June 193- The Westbury Creamery company will hold its annual picnic at the Adolph Tong farm near here next Sunday. The event will last all day with speakers Judge Frank T. Wilson and Charles A. Forbes from the state highway department among those scheduled to speak.
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Westbury
Minn
Westbury Creamery Company
Adolph Tong
Here
Frank T. Wilson
Charles A. Forbes
State
Highway Department
Wells Farmers Warned Against Townley Plans
Fessenden North Dakota June 19 Frank Streeter independent Republican candidate for lieutenant governor campaigned in Wells Stutsman and Burleigh counties this week drawing large crowds. Reverend Birchenough spoke on the court house lawn to about six hundred listeners arguing the Socialist threat to farmers and democracy. Streeter followed stressing centralized state power and criticising the Bank of North Dakota profits and the industrial commission under the governor.
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Fessenden
N. C
Frank
Farmers’ Organization
Mings
North Dakota
Streeter
Frank B. Streeter
Leutenant
League
Bank of North Dakota
Cathro
Industrial Commission
Newsprint Scarce in Canada Press Firms Facing Shortage
Winnipeg report states Saskatchewan and other regions publish with great difficulty due to paper shortage. Newspapers borrow from each other and shipments are rushed by express as officials warn of possible cessation without government-mandated 15 percent diversion of mill output to Canadian papers.
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Winnipeg
Man
Saskatchewan
Express
Harmon Mercantile Company Opens Edgeley Store
Edgeley, N D June 19 The store and entire Harmon townsite have been bought by A H White and son of Edgeley to revitalize the area The Harmon Mercantile company will operate the store in the future The town sits at the edge of the Square Butte Valley and a good crop season is anticipated
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Harmon, N. D
A. H. White
Irrigation Plan Moves Ahead in Saskatchewan Project
Government scheme to divert water from the South Saskatchewan River to Regina and other points gains shape. Four reservoirs will be built at Gilroy Eyebrow Belbeck and Boggy with Gilroy chief, pumping water up 400 feet to provide pressure for all uses, aiming to relieve drought affected regions.
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Winnipeg
Man
South
Saskatchewan
Regina
Gilroy
Eyebrow
Belbeck
Boggy
Boy Near Berthold Drowns in Creek
Berthold North Dakota June 19 Raymond Drules seven family farmer near the city drowned in a creek near the farm home. A brakeman on the Great Northern Railway found the body about an hour after the accident. It is believed the boy went to bathe and slipped into deep water.
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Berthold, N.D
Raymond Drules
Frank Drules
Community day celebration in Kempton highlights local events
Kempton North Dakota June 13 The big Community day celebration held last Thursday drew good crowds with an afternoon program. Squires from the University of North Dakota gave a lecture, Miss Philips and Beatrice Bruce read, Miss Warren sang with Myrtle Pusher on piano, and Cilber's orchestra played several selections. Grand Forks visitors Mrs C S Adsit and daughter attended. Miss Hazel Bnyder, recently finishing a school term, left for her home in Downing Wisconsin. Merle Bickford and family hosted guests. Philetta Weber was a guest at the event.
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Kempton
N. D
Squires
University of North Dakota
Philips
Beatrice Bruce
Miss Warren
Myrtle Pusher
Cilber
Adsit
Grand Forks
Hazel
Bnyder
Sale to Continue Just a Few Days More Buy an Automobile
A Grand Forks dealership extends a limited time sale emphasizing integrity and customers trust. The ad asserts exceptional automobile values and safeguards like the dealer’s reputation as the guarantee of honest selling. It frames every car as a conservative value and a solid investment backed by the organization’s resources.
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Grand Forks
Car dealer pledge to buyers in Grand Forks ad
Our references any bank in Grand Forks or North Dakota, any commercial or rating agency, any trades association, or your best friend who buys a car here. Ask your banker about us and judge. Every car is as represented with frank disclosure of weak spots and honest pricing. Buy with profit and safety.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
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