National Nonpartisan League Seen as Economic Theory in North Dakota
A lengthy discussion argues the National Nonpartisan League is an economic theory rather than a political party. It claims the league uses government to push its program, is nonpartisan in intent, and aims to make government respond to the people while eradicating special privilege. The piece critiques turning theory into law and notes the league's farmer base and influence on North Dakota politics. The article previews continued analysis on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyghorgh LI
Carlson
Ford
Dearborn
National Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Chamoren
Theional Nonpartisan League
League
aloGistle
Fis
Rousseau
Spence
Eper
Band Concert on Main Street Draws New Players
A Saturday evening concert by the ropu tar band on Main Street will feature selections including Desdemona Walt, Hand Just a Bab, Trombont Solo, and Song of the South. The program ends with a band finale as new players boost the ensemble’s quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roputar Band
Eee
Ed Ponderoso
King
Chris Andrews
Desdemona Walt
The
Devil and the Sea
Worth over two billions total valuation five million five hundred seventy eight thousand six hundred fifty six
Mesdamea Mose and Aron Arrow smith and daughters are listed in a valued total of 5 57 853 656. Belen and Ereyin returned home Friday after visiting relatives in Webster and Wanbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdamea Mose
Aron Arrowsmith
Belen
Ereyin
Im Webster and
Wanbay
The Iron Claw by Andreay F Locknart
An early 20th century railing piece argues against federal reserve power, linking Wall Street influence to national banks and a looming state of war in Europe. It condemns Bolshevism and frames Russia’s debt as oppression. It contends the fed seeks control over state banks and hints at political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdurs Ako
Snk
Bentley Grand Theatre
Reeserve
Federal Reserve
Josethei
Toderd
Reserve Bank
Wall Street
House of Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of Currency
Federal
Letteys
Europe
Bolshevisky
Russia
Nicholas Romanoff
Van Moore Missing Amid Revenge Claims On Sioux Reservation
Francis Van Moore a wealthy Sioux of the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation disappeared under mysterious circumstances amid reports of an old Sioux revenge, possibly involving the slaying of a native woman. He had a turbulent past including a life term after a sensational trial in Stanley County, with attorney William G. Porter aiding his appeals.
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Cheyenne River Agency
Francis van Moore
van Moore
Cheyenne River
Northwest
Tate
Sone
Old Stanley County
William G. Porter
Sioux Falls
United
Opposition bombast and reform movements debate
A dated, verbose critique defends reform movements led by workers against attacks in the press. It argues that opposition rhetoric masks truth, defends the Nonpartisan League, and condemns profit-based systems as harming the poor while praising evolutionary change and the right to think. The piece cites class conflict, socialism accusations, and calls for reform in governance and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Hektor
Nonpartisan League
Nombast
Tran
Ias
Earth
Travis
Ais
Tose
Outlawed in icy states sparks exile talk
Fragmentary text discusses banishment and exile ideas, referencing Aleutian Islands, a figure named Bobbie Horns, and a pool seer. Phrases condemn mankind's inhumanity and greed, with unclear claims about toil and products, leaving readers with a cryptic, distorted excerpt.
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Pers
Eystal
Aleutian Islands
Iman
Prentes
Tivhamanty
Ofa
Sisseton Produce Co Sold to Ortonville Parties
The Sisseton Produce Company in Sisseton was sold to two men from Ortonville, Minnesota. Henning Johnson becomes manager after A Markle resigns, as G Tracy and Markle form a new firm with partner. The Henson Produce Co of Benson, Minnesota is no longer involved in local ownership.
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Sisseton Produce Company
Ortonville Parties
Sisseton Produce Co
Henson Produce Co
Benson, Minn
Ortonville
Minn
Henning Johnson
A. Markle
G. Tracy
Social Snaps and Local Visits Spur Weekend News
Miss Corolean spent the wet with her mother returning to the home of her sister Mrs Andrew Jerde at Sisseton Monday. Sampson James was seriously ill. Miss Lillian Larson returned home from Han cock Ming after weeks with Miss Gladys Larson. Bill Rings and family from Effine von visited brothers here Saturday to Sunday. Geo Ironhart attends bnd interests at Devils Lake. Little Miss Rosie Tubak helped Mrs Knute Knutson this past week. An impromptu gathering occurred Sunday afternoon at Gronau doxopl with many locals visiting the Brown's Valley fair. Mrs Oscar Hawkingon hosted her sister Mrs Mabel Kester from Sioux Falls and Tillie Lev from Aberdeen Sunday. A car trip from Dry Wood Lake marked by a Lev home escort. Miss fidid heard candidate Christensen for the farmer-labor ticket at Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corolean
Andrew Jerde
Sisseton
Sampson James
Lillian Larson
Browns Valley
Gladys Larson
Hancock
Ming
Bill Rings
Effinevon
Geo. Ironhart
Bnd
Devils Lake
Rosie Tubak
Knute Knutson
Brown's Valley
Oscar Hawkingon
Mabel Kester
Sioux Falla
Tillie Lev
Aberdeen
Lev
Dry Wood Lake
Fidid
Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Aberdeen minister to lead two services at Slaveton church
Bunt of Aberdeen will conduct the Sunday morning service at 10 40 at Slaveton Methodist church and travel to Poeyer for the evening sermon Ai W Butterfield will fill pulpit duties in Madison as the town mourns their pastor The Sisshton congregation plans to discuss their pastor’s recent death and Rev Butterfield is expected back for regular services after Sunday the 12th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunt
Aberdeen
Slaveton Methodist Church
Poeyer
Ai W. Butterfield
Madison
S. 1
Sisshton
Rev
Butterfield
Presbyterian Church Service and School Invite in Sisseton
The Presbyterian Church welcomes villagers to 10 30 service and 11 45 Sunday school at 1145 Vow. Evening service aims to engage younger attendees with films from the Philippine Islands and other highlighted features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Philippine Islands
Minnesota hospital aids visiting clarinetist in town
Akron Christianson from Muskegon Mich arrived last week at Minneapolis Hospital treating rheumatism. He spent a week visiting relatives and friends, assisted the local band in concerts and rehearsals, and is a top clarinetist sought for permanent joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS Morris
Minneapolis
Acrone Christianson
Muskegon
Mich
Mr. Christianson
1920 21 Term Opens Sept 13 With Agriculture Added
The 1920 21 term begins Monday September 13 with major staff changes and the introduction of agriculture in the high school. Manual training and home economics are reinstated under the Smith Hughes act, with a high school music option if demand exists. The normal training course and teacher certificates are adjusted, and vocational agriculture admits students over sixteen not finished with grade work. The first year covers soils and crop production, farm shop work, and sketching, while second year emphasizes livestock production and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
State Department
Rural Carriers Hold Meeting on Labor Day
Rural carriers met in Sisseton on Labor Day to discuss post office rules and weed control. Officers and a resolutions committee led by Davis approved last year’s minutes, debated mail box placement, and agreed to continued 2 gauge service with next year’s convention planned.
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Roberts County Riers
Cony
Sisseton
McDonald Bellcall
McDonald
Willits
Davis
Pringle
Treasier P. H
J. V
Vernon Larabee
C. Burton A
Committee On
Post Office Department
Trea
City
Tiaigetan G. O. Kively
Aer
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