Stations to teach farmers grain grading in three states
The U S department of agriculture with North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota extensions will set up ten grain grading stations this fall as part of the Know Your Grain campaign Farmers may send samples for grading Aug 1 to Nov 1 Two schools will begin mid July to train county agents in using the equipment A Fargo site will serve Minnesota and North Dakota and a Brookings SD site will serve its state A bureau of markets supervisor will oversee each state during the three month program and a six day course will be offered to agents for operation of the labs
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Fargo
N. D
Federal
Partment of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Division
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
Gordon Wandlet
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Brookings
Bureau of Markets
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Select Teams For Demonstration At State Fair
A contest to choose the two teams representing the boys and girls clubs at the state fair in Fargo, July 19 to 22, will be held Friday July 14 at the Grand Forks fair. Teams will be selected from county clubs and will also demonstrate at the Grand Forks fair. Early wheat heading near Fargo and surrounding areas is reported by L R Waldron of the state agricultural college.
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Fargo
Grand Forks
N. D
L. BR. Waldron
State Agricultural College
Spaulding Seeks Reappointment as Clerk of District Court
Candidate for Grand Forks County urges voters to reelect M. W. Spaulding to the Clerk of the District Court post. He notes full-time service, economical and impartial conduct, asking support at the June primaries.
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Grand Forks County
District Court
M. W. Spaulding
Commission prepared to aid soldiers cash bonus claims
North Dakota officials report readiness to assist soldiers with state bonus claims, but no action will proceed without approval from former service men. An agreement with Minneapolis financial houses proposed to buy certificates at par minus interest for three years, yielding an 18 percent cash discount. About 6,500 claims paid. 30,033 North Dakota service men appear in War Department records, with possible adjustments.
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Blemarck
N.D
Tedsatra Ees
Ataao I Iatnige Ab
Corabena Uen
Bie
ANC
Johnson
Minneapolis Financial Houses
Devila Lake
North Dakota
Judge Robinson for North Dakota Supreme Court
A political appeal extols Judge Robinson as a reformer who cut taxes and opposed compulsory vaccination, urging voters to back his bid with claims of improved court procedures, reduced foreclosures, and annual court efficiency. includes a 1919 tax reduction note and a call for initiative measures. Also reports a lynching in Texas of Warren Lewis, 18, after a mob alleged assault.
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Supreme Court
Clifford
Robinson
Caesar
St. Aul
James E. Robinson
Woman Too Weak to Walk In Garden Incident
Lydia E. is described as too weak to walk while tending a vegetable plot near a fence. The fragment suggests a personal health or injury note without additional context or specifics.
Judge Englert Replies on Fishman Pardon Controversy
Judge Englert defends his actions in the William Fishman case, describing petitions from Grand Forks citizens, letters from the elder Fishman, and his intent to join in a pardon after serving part of the sentence. He notes he endorsed Jessie Hilsabeck’s pardon but not Fishman’s, cites community influence on sentencing considerations, and laments scrutiny amid bootlegger prosecutions.
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Enatert
the Herald
William Findman
Trias
Grand Forks
Fishman
William Fishman
Morehhan
Fishcan
Mr. Fishman
Ambrose
Pardon Board
Ion
William Fiahman
Becaus
Legion Boys
Fishmans
Paridon
Jor
Jessie Hilsabeck
Washington
Hilsabeck
Agreement Reached on Naval Bill and Civilian Reserve
Senate and house conferees reach complete agreement on the naval appropriation bill. Funds set for dredging Mare Island Yard, new piers at Puget Sound and Pearl Harbor improvements. A civilian naval reserve plan funds two weeks training for 3,000 men and 10,000 officers under Roosevelt urged terms.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mare
Calif
Puget Sound
Wan N
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Navy funds and aviation boosts pass house senate conferees
Conference action allocates 3.04 million for naval construction from air defense funds and raises the Great Lakes naval training station budget from 160000 to 200000. A Senate amendment adds 6.537 million for naval aviation purchases. The bill totals about 293 million and the conference report moves quickly.
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Galternergied
Additioe
House
Senate
Navy ‘de
Naval Construction Fund
Great’ Lakon
Homn
Harlley
house/ jagers
Naval Aviation
Pembina Beats Hallock In Valley Rivalry Game
Pembina defeats Hallock by a score reflecting ten hits for Pembina and seven for Hallock. Lofty Jenkins started for Hallock and was relieved by Fanning as Pembina rallied from behind in the later innings. Crowd estimated at 1,500 from the valley watched the contest.
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Cael
Mdi
Pembians
Anaes
Inter
Pembina Om
Hallock
Cama
Pembina Cama
Pembina
Lofty Jenkins
Hallack
Wix‘tnninge
Fanning
Hal« Logk
Henson
Herald
Ada
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Northwest States
Pol, Adv
Pol. Adv
Houston
Tex
Warren Tewis
New Dacus
Montgomery County
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. 'Segetable
Com- Tfelt the, Fence
Judge Englert
William’ Fishman
Civilian Naval Reserve
Adastea
Perry
Ruettelis
Lilith Colantha Matador
Textra Mercedes de Kol
Pontiac
Northwest
Piebe Laura Ollie
Segis Pontiac
King of the
Colantha Johanna
Associa
Jerry. D. Bacon
Dabota
Geo. Gifford
Francis Morton
Jimmy Valdare
Pdion
Geo. Elwyn
May McAvoy
Rhea Keirl
Castande
Doris May
Paria
Harold Lloyd
Bebe Daniels
Ub Pollard
the Little
Rascal
North Dakotas
Priest Theatres
Dorothy Dalton
Bimtoey
Mace Sennett
Garamount
New States
Fox News
Otte
Skratthult
Orpheum Theatre
Ree ‘Swadiset
Cba
Ione Vue
Wales
Drury Store
Ecourdion Ame
ALL Stars
Rigen Ae
Wil Regres Kw Ss Stes
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