Panic in North Dakota Bankers Over Central Bank Deposits
State bankers condemn New Dakota banking act deposits in the Bank of North Dakota, urging continued use of the central bank. They warn farmers and small businesses face panic as price collapses, while big interests seek to curb production. The central bank maintains current deposits and operations amid controversy.
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North Dakota
Bank of
Danking
Hosnie
Jehwe Ie Wehite Junto
Awas
Ue Central Tank
Bank of North Dakota reshapes credit and state finances
The article argues that the Bank of North Dakota should funnel funds directly to state sources, expanding its role beyond local deposits. It notes previous out-of-state investment patterns and foresees the bank becoming a stronger, more centralized financial instrument for North Dakota residents and liquidity in Fargo and Bismarck. It also touches on international trade tensions and uses a broad view of U S policy toward Russia and Britain during the era.
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North Dakota
Fargo
Gpani Forks
Wilder
North Imicota
Bank of North Dakota
Semniiate Ly
Russia
America
Tisia
England
Tidia
Persia
Near East
Global press ownership and wartime espionage cases
In a period reflecting foreign ownership of papers and wartime law, two Alma residents are convicted under the espionage act for mailing a package tied to alleged communist literature. The case highlights government reach, private interests, and legal steps taken during wartime.
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Standard Oil Octopus
Paris
Europe
Germany
Migtia
Alinios
Herrin
Federal
Palmer
America
Thanksgiving Day notices and harvest chores at Hammer
A summary of community events and routines around Hammer includes Thanksgiving gatherings at multiple homes such as the Curran and Gorsuch households, visitors from nearby families, threshing and husking tasks, and local trips to Sisseton. Also noted are the Young Peoples Society meeting at Hammer church and various farm chores and small transactions, plus an advertisement for RAT-SNAP odor control products.
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Joe Sheldon
Gorsuch
Havns Johnson
Charles Olson
Theodore Gunderson
Martin Johnson
Viola Dutchess
Curran Brothers
Clarence Haines
Andrew Norstrim
Herman Feigum
Norway
Charles Gorsuch
Pederson
Fladland
Young Peoples Society
Hammer Church
Lewis
Carl Kaple
Sisset
Theodore Thompson
Busy Bee
R. O. Gauper
Manley
Nathan Gorsuch
Claire City
Alfred Hammer
Pete Larson
Lena Johnson
Gunder Hammer
Hammer
Martin Seal
South Bros
Joe Lavachek
Nathan Gorsach
Fledy
Jay Sheldon
Lizsrie Holland
Nels Felgum
Rudolphs
Joseph Felgum
Cromhecker
Arthur Pearson
Agnes
Anna Raisch
Henry, Johnson
Spies Bello Lumber Co and town happenings diary
I A Hammer and family autoed to Sisset on Tuesday. Burman Coffan traps for health while Lewis Moen praises a spot southeast of town. A Coffan says his present mood is about aging. Clifford Johnson complains of country skunk intrusion. Iyer Shelstad visited south Thursday. Hardy Hammer and Wesley Johnson were sick last week. Selmer stays with Sigard Johnson. Bennie Dahl returned from a week with a relative. Jones Beito Lumber Co led by G A Beito sells twenty footers with a cheerful two by four smile.
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Spies Bello Lumber Co
I. A. Hammer and Family
Sisset
Burman Coffan
Lewis Moen
Southee Square Corners
A. Coffan
Pat
Clifford Johnson
Iyer Shelstad
Hardy Hammer
Wesley Johnson
Mr. Selmer
Sig‘sard Johnson
Hatching
Bennie Dahl
Jones-Beito Lumber Co
G A. Beito
Hart News notes visits and local events at Viking school
Nurse Miss Rademacher visited Viking school last Wednesday and examined pupils, finding only one overweight child whose weight could not be measured beyond 180 pounds. Joseph Berg left for Sioux Falls last Thursday to seek work. Mrs Nels Elton and Mrs GC Andriason hosted the Adios Aid at Nels Elton’s home last Sunday. Say Iver, we know of a place where you can get your car over-
Local Social Gatherings and Births Noted in Community
The Ladies Aid will be entertained at A K Eggen's Thursday afternoon December 9. Thanksgiving Day the Y P S met at Viking schoolhouse and served a big turkey dinner. Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson visited Rev Erickson at New Fifington last Friday. Peter Hygen drove a carload of youths to Olaf Nygaard's P S Friday evening. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Elton on Friday November 26. Morris and Peter Hygen finished corn shredding last Saturday.
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A. K. Eggen
Viking School
Richard Johnson
Rev. Erickson
New Fifington
Peter Hygen
P.S
Olaf Nygaard
Oscar Elton
Morris
Goodwill Lutheran Church December Sunday Services
English service and communion at 10 30 a m evening service at 800 p m Sunday school and Bible class at noon Luther League at 645 p m service in Saron church at 3 p m 0 8 Vang Pastor
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Luther League
Saron
Vang
Enrollment 802 marks new peak at University of South Dakota
The University of South Dakota reports fall term enrollment at 802, the highest for any first term. Officials anticipate total annual attendance surpassing the thousand mark as the year progresses.
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University of South Dakota
Rats and Mice Bait Cakes for Homes Farms
Old style rodent poison marketed in cake form. Claims ready to use with money back guarantee if ineffective. Sizes include small pantry or kitchen use, medium for chicken houses, large for farm outbuildings and factories. Sold by Red Cross Drug NAT with guaranteed product.
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Red Cross
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John KR Ritham
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