Bank of North Dakota shows rapid growth in 1920 report
The Bank of North Dakota reports total resources of 19.96 million dollars with 8 million in farm loans and 15.5 million on deposit funds. It notes public funds and clearing deposits, profits from 1919 and early 1920, and plans to lend 10 million more on first mortgages once legal actions are resolved.
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Bank of North Dakota
Abeart
Bismarck
Twin Cities
Federal Supreme Court
North Dakota
Democrats Hold Minneapolis State Convention April 6
Democratic state organization plans the state convention at the Armory in Minneapolis on April 6. Delegates may be selected without instruction to support any presidential candidate, aiming to choose capable party representatives who will decide at the national convention.
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Minneapolis
Armory
Auditorium
Ellsworth’s Attack on Townley Sparks Minnesota Gubernatorial Feud
The article recounts Congressman F. F. Ellsworth withdrawing from the Minnesota governor race after accusing A C G Townley of plans to surrender the tonnage tax and prohibition. It notes Ellsworth's earlier support for Townley and the Nonpartisan League, the evolving candidacy dynamic, and editorials from the St Paul Dispatch calling Ellsworth’s letter a political move amid broader league labor tensions.
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F. F. Ellsworth
Minnesota
Nonpartisan League and
Organized Labor
A. C G. Townley
Nonpartisan’ League
Townley
Julius Schmahl
Thomas Frankson
Willis M. West
Mr. Ellsworth
League
Ellsworth
Nonpartisan League
Burnquist
League and Labor
St. Paul Dispatch
Gopher State Electric Co offers line construction and lighting
Local advertisement from the Gopher State Electric Co promoting line construction and lighting services. The listing includes address at 437 Sibley St, St Paul, Minnesota. Contact line invites inquiries.
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Gopher State Electric CO
Sibley St. St. Paul, Minn
Local Commentary Notes Targeted at Political Rivals
In St Paul political circles a letter is seen as aimed at Julius Schmahl and then at Mr West and Mr Townley. The Review today discusses the ambitions and tactics. Mrs H J Schubert returns to New Ulm from Sleepy Eye after visiting friends.
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Ath. Henle
Ath
J. Henle
Sleepy Eye
Hego Kaping
Theresa Wied
Mankato
Springfeld
Standard Oil Co
Springfield Oil Co
St. Paul
Julius Schmahl
West
Townley
H. J. Schubert
New Ulm
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