Labor echoes clash of farmers and veterans in Dakotan letter
J W Batcheller writes from Mission Hill South Dakota on December 31 1919 condemning attacks on democracy by labor and the American Legion. He warns against propaganda and calls for a unity to defend Americanism and democracy amid postwar tensions. He cites national events and farm activism across the country.
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Dakotan
Farmers’ Union
Pittsburg
Chicago
Mitchell
S. D
American Legion
Boston Harbor
Minevican
Hativiso
Hades
Mint
Amerod
America
Strness
Lyrvnny
iMolisis
Prapa- Bandits
Rvuwls
OSEP
Ghali
Europe
Milan
Anething
Anton Meepings
Aires
J. W. Batcheller
Farmers’ Evocational and Co-Operative Union of America
Mission Hill, S. D
Fashion Trends: Humble Men’s Garb Return with Lace Trim
A cryptic item from Grant Co. Tribune laments evolving fashion as trousers trim with lace reappear and colors like wine and gold reappear. The prose imagines changes in style for the common man and playful social commentary on garments and self-presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paristy
Grant Co. ‘Tribune
Dakota Wesle University Opens New Courses For Women
The university recently opened a number of courses for girls with large enrollment. The scene features a white pool and mermaid imagery, described as enchanting yet confined to instructors and imagination.
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Mitchel
Dakota Wesle University Lhis
Ana
Monopolistic Pressure in Packing Industry Sparks Debate
An analysis notes potential monopoly harms in livestock, meat packing, and by products. It discusses farmer cooperation versus private firms, the impact on costs, and the risk of producers bending to large buyers.
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Mets
Nyvetoel
Nijneay
Public slaughtering reform proposals spark animal market shift
The text argues rival buyers would emerge to create supply demand pricing, pushing livestock trade to regional markets and threatening private slaughtering monopolies. It notes potential public ownership as a remedy, citing historical examples and local fundraising for a state‑owned mill and elevator project.
Newberry Returns to Senate Amid Indictment and Cheer
Newberry of Michigan comes back to the senate after indictments over alleged political money use. He moves freely, joins a special committee, and presents a petition from the Northern Michigan Association of Credit Men urging enactment of a budget system.
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Tuman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Northern Michigan Association of Credit Men
North Dakota Tax Debate Sparks Claims of Democratic Principles
The passage questions how North Dakota tax issues ignite anti farmer growth talk and accuses a press expert of misreading for advocating public ownership of Christmas, implying a political misframing during holiday season coverage.
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North Dakota
League-Farmers
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Cen
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Dakota Majile
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Grand Forks
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