Farm Bureau Takes N. D. Bonds to Build Plant
North Dakota Farm Bureau announces two million dollars in state mill and elevator bonds will be sold to finish the Grand Forks plant. Proceeds will fund completion, with U. S. Grain Growers likely to lease operations. The project aims to enable 150 carloads daily with same day cleaning and shipping. farmers see this as economic, not political, and expect rapid bond absorption.
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Huron
North Dakota
U. L. Burdick
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Grand Works
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Committee of 17
Burdick
Grand Forks
American Farm Bureau Federation
Camp Fire Girls Give Well Attended School Program
The Camp Fire girls performed at the school auditorium last Friday night before a good sized audience. All participants executed their routine without a hitch and the movement is described as one worth encouraging.
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Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Camp Fire Organization
New York to Build State Elevator at Gowanus Bay
The Fogles Construction company of Minneapolis won the general contract for New York state’s terminal elevator at Gowanus bay Brooklyn worth about 1 500 000. The project is part of a 2 200 000 program to create three state owned elevators to export grain via Erie and New York barge canals to ocean steamers.
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New York
Fogles Construction Company
Minneapolis
Gowanus Bay
Brooklyn
Grand Forks
N. C
Canada
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
Erie
Lake Erie
Health and development advocacy gains broad support
Aged supporters rally behind a cause focused on the health and physical and mental development of the younger generation. The broad backing reflects concern for youth welfare and communal responsibility in nurturing future citizens.
Retail Price Cuts Lag Wholesale Lead Says Hoover
Department of Commerce studies show retail price reductions lag behind wholesale cuts. Secretary Hoover said the inquiry continues and there is no apparent remedy for the situation.
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Dept. of Commerce
Washington
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Cleveland Labor Bank subscribes to North Dakota bonds
The National Cooperative Bank of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Cleveland subscribed for 50000 dollars of North Dakota state bonds. A broader campaign to sell bonds directly to the people is led by William Lemke and Carl Thompson with committees in Washington New York Chicago Detroit and elsewhere. Deposits totaling about 240000 dollars have already been sent to North Dakota by labor groups and unions while about 20000 dollars were subscribed by Chicago unions and the Chicago Federation of Labor.
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Chicago
National Cooperative Bank of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Ohio
North Dakota
Wall Street
William Lemke
Carl D. Thompson
Public Ownership League of
B. of L. Auditorium
Engineers Cooperative Tank
Bank of North Dakota
Chicago Federation of Labor
Public Ownership League
Washington
Spurgeon Odel
New York City
Charles M. Novak
Detroit
People of America
Township Meetings Set for Tuesday May 3d
Township meetings on May 3 aim to elect delegates to the county convention on May 24 and the state convention at Mitchell on June 7. Officials urge live, full meetings with no other plans that day to begin eighteen months of important work and keep the ball rolling. County commissioners adjourned Friday. a note encourages advertising for merchandise.
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Mitchell
St Olaf Choir to Perform in Sisseton Monday
St Olaf's Choir, one of the nation's most noted musical groups, will give a concert in Sisseton on Monday June 13. The Sisseton Luther League helped secure the event, praised for bringing the famous 54-voice choir to town.
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St. Olaf’s Choir
Sisseton
St. Olaf Choir
United States
Sisseton Luther League
Live Stock Prices Shift but Retail Hikes Hold Fast
Live stock prices slump to pre war levels yet retail meat prices hold firm. Chicago butchers say high grade beef remains in demand while low grades see little interest. Packers and wholesalers shift blame away from producers, noting abundant high quality stock and lingering retail margins.
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J. L. O'Sullivan
Usted
Chicago
United Press Today
Ortley Bank Sues Federal Reserve Bank in $30,000 Claim
The State Savings Bank of Ortley sues the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and Sigrid Fusness, alleging wrongful misrepresentation of checks and conspiracy to discredit the Ortley bank. Damages are set at $30,000 with $5,000 already claimed and $25,000 sought as additional loss, plus an injunction to stop the practice. The case will be heard in Federal Court in Aberdeen on May 4 before Judge Blott of Sioux Falls.
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Aberdeen
Blott of
Sioux Falls
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Sigrid Fusness
American Railway Ex Press Company
Ortley
South Dakota
State Savings Bank of
Lasell
M. C. Lasell
Ortley Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
State Bank of
Express Company
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal
Aberdeen Journal
First Open Air Concert of Season in New Stand Wednesday
The Sisseton Municipal Band opens the season with an outdoor concert at 8:30 p m on Wednesday in the new band stand on the chau tauque grounds at the north end of Main Street A large American flag will be hoisted over the stand to mark concert days The program promises real pleasure and invites all to attend.
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Sisseton Municipal Band
Main Street
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Farm Bureau
N. D
A. L. Burdick
Lemke
Scandrett
C. K. Gartner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Mewest
Cardinal Dougherty
Cardinal Denisl Devenerty
Rome
Philadelphia
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gertrude III
Zanesville
Cleveland Labor Bank
Walter Wickard
Goodwill
Walter
Congress
Senate
Ortley State Bank
Reserve Bank
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