Coulter Talks On Farm Credit To Livestock Meet
Cooperstown North Dakota June 24 Dr Coulter president of the North Dakota Agricultural College outlined a need for five year loans with partial principal payments to aid farmers shifting from one crop to mixed farming The proposed act would use five year loans discounted through the federal land banks with local banks handling credit and a one percent operating margin for banks North Dakota stands to gain more than other states from this change.
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Cooperstown
N. D
North Dakota
John Lee Couiter
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dr. Coulter
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Joint Agricultural Commission
Washington
Sydney Anderson
Farm Land
North
Dakkota
Aviator Praises North Dakota Air for State Wide Flight View
Fargo June 24 North Dakota air is great stuff to fly says Vernon Roberts a Fargo pilot Visibility in the state is exceptionally good near large bodies of water there is usually a light mist a barrier to long vision at 5000 feet He photographed the state for the Agricultural College with an army aviation camera loaned by the War Department Williston and Hawley distant towns were clearly visible The high winds aid travel a venturing pilot noted flying from Williston 330 miles to Fargo in under three hours Women take to flying with avidity three quarters of the passengers are women and the keenest flyers.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Vernon Roberts
Agricultural College
Roy Corbett
Army
War Department
Hawley
Minn
Hey
Eighth Grade Graduations Draw Wide Attention in North Dakota
North Dakota eighth grade graduation exercises attract more interest than usual high school events says state superintendent Miss Minnie Nielson and Miss Bertha Palmer. They describe long journeys for diplomas with students traveling up to 70 miles through rain and mud as communities cope with rough roads and late departures for celebrations.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Minnie Nielson
Bertha Palmer
State Department
Misa Nielson
Misa Palmer
Girls Die Trying to Save Little Sisters in River
Mandan North Dakota June 24 two teenage girls 16 and 19 drowned in the Cannonball River while attempting to rescue their younger sisters who had fallen in as they played near the Hersog home. Rescue cries were heard but the two older girls could not be saved.
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Mandan
Phe
Dorothy Hersog
Eife
Hersog
Fifa
Hernton
Charge for caring for sane patients at six dollars a month
Fragmentary OCR note reports a proposed monthly charge of six dollars for caring for sane patients. It mentions N D Sting and a county action related to funding or income, with unclear context and incomplete names.
Captain Waggoner Moved Ten Fargo
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Captain Waggoner and movements involving Fargo, with garbled phrases about stations and seemingly military or naval context. The readable items indicate a note about movement to Fargo and a named captain, but the surrounding data is illegible.
Interstate Commerce Commission Establishes Precedent In Decision
Bismarck North Dakota June 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission has authority over intrastate railroad business when a conflict with interstate commerce arises This precedents stems from a North Dakota case involving Great Northern petition to abandon Portland to Portland Junction track Traill County The state railroad commission quoted traffic expert W E Smart The ICC will act on matters affecting interstate commerce even if within a single state The state railroad commission held a hearing and recommended denial of the petition to abandon the line
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Bismarck
N. D
Interstate Commerce Comentanion
North Dakota
W. E. Smart
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railroad
Portland
Portland Junction
Traill County
John E. Benton
Mayvillé
Smart
Interstate Commerce | Commission
Fargo to Intervene in Rehearing of Grain Rate Case
Fargo through the commercial club traffic department will intervene in the rehearing of the western grain rate case reopened by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Railroads seek to raise coarse grain rates to wheat level. Fargo plans testimony and exhibits for a lower coarse grain rate and will seek support from other Minnesota and North Dakota cities.
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Fargo
N. D
Commercial Club Trafic Department
Ais
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fargo Club
N. BE. Wile
Eet
Williston Plans Municipal Swimming Pool at Tourists Park
Williston plans a 100 by 50 foot swimming pool at the tourists park. Dolphin Mackenroth and University of Minnesota engineering student designed it. A booster meeting next Wednesday at the park will seek funds, with supper by English Lutheran ladies. Minot’s park superintendent Will Doolittle to speak on municipal pool experience.
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Williston
M. D
Dolphin Mackenroth
University of Minnesota
Commercial Club
T. C. Hutchinson
Roosevelt Highway
MacKenroth
English Lutheran Church
Will D. Doolittle
Parka
Minot
Polk Farmers From Three Townships to Visit Aggie School
Crookston North Dakota June 23 Members of the Progressive Farmers club Helgeland Brandt and Angus townships Polk county planning an afternoon at the North West School of Agriculture and Experiment Station A letter from Oscar A Olson to Supt Selvig says Olden will bring a baseball team from the club to chat with faculty and players after working hours a planned visit by Valley View Farmers club with Martin Larson president and other township units to attend also expected to visit direct information from experiments being conducted suggests these visits will be large during the growing season and insurance policy coverage noted at 10 000 000
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Crookston
Midn
Farmers’ Club
Helgeland
Brandt
Angus Tow
Shipa
Polk Corgnty
Aaré
Weet School of Agriculture
Supt
Selvig
Oscar A. Olson
Olden
Valley View-Farmers’ Club
Martin Larson
Crookston Township
Township Farm
Ellos. Ang
Warrant payments surge as taxes rise in North Dakota
North Dakota debt relief grows as State Treasurer John Steen reports about 500000 more hail warrants paid year to date than last year. Deputy Treasurer John Lyngstad notes improved tax receipts, higher bond interest payments by districts, and renewed optimism with broader external funding and a buoyant economy amid Nestos administration.
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Bismarck
N. C
John Steen
Aame
Teen
McHenry
McIntosh
McKenzie
McLean Counties
Minnesota Loan and Trust
Bank of North Dakota
Nestos
John Lyngstad
Lyngstad
Frazier
Ship of State
Steen
Ayr Lad Leads by 21 Points in Stock Judging Contest
Fargo North Dakota June 24 Karl Alm 13 unofficially scored 21 points more than his nearest competitor in a Cass county royal stock judging contest here He was barred by his youth the minimum age being 14 years.
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Fargo
N. D
Karl Alm
Red Lake Falls To Hold July 4 Celebration
Red Lake Falls plans a July 4 event at Jake Falls with an opening dance in the new Fiber Products Co. mill building. The celebration includes a parade with prize floats, street sports, a ball game, a speaker, and evening fireworks. Fiber Products Co. donates $100 cash and provides the 40 by 300 foot hall for the festivities.
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Jake Falls
Minn
Altizens
Riverside
Fiber Products Co
Red Lake Falls
Event committee named for upcoming gathering
The general committee in charge of the event consists of C. E. Brunelle, Fred BE Cyr and M. A. Converse, assigned to oversee planning and coordination.
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C. E. Brunelle
Fred BE. Cyr
M. A. Converse
Williston Readsied for Elks Convent Gathering
Williston awaits the Elks convention with an elaborate program. Delegates will attend a banquet at an early hour and an evening gathering. The afternoon features a city auto ride and a local reclamation project north of town.
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Williston
WN. D
Feadinem
Wks
Wild Strawberries Abundant In Red Lake Falls Area
Red Lake Falls Minnesota June 28 Hundreds of county pickers harvested wild strawberries over the past week. The bountiful crop followed a favorable spring with no late frosts. Autos returning from picking carried plentiful berries. Note mentions a stamp adoption in 1847 and sales figures rising dramatically in later years.
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Red Lake Falls
Minn
Red Lake County
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