Bottineau Farmers Send $522 for Recall
Bottineau County farmers and towns west of the Mouse River contribute to a recall fund. Treasurer Ole Kaldor notes total receipts near $1,000, with $522.70 sent from west of the river and $454.70 reported from Bottineau county townships bourne by Sen. A. M. Hagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathope
Bottineau County
Mouse River
Mat Lodeen
Segius
W. 3. Barton and J. C. Jensen
Sherman
Peter Peterson
Renville
Chas. Streich
Newburg
John Fossum
Mount Rose
Ira Johnston
Blaine
John Lee
Lansford
Thos Reilly
Chatfield
Erickson
Burg
A.M. Hagan
Chas, Pease
Brander
Nels N. Land
Cat Bank
SaP House Paint Offers Durable Farm Building Coating
An article describes a paint made from one gallon of buttermilk, three gallons of Portland cement, and pigment to create a durable, adhesive coating for farm buildings. It dries hard, resists water, and reduces painting costs, though it yields a non glossy finish not suited for fine work. Suitable for ordinary farm use and preserving the appearance of farmsteads.
Council organizes annual meeting at Fire Hall in City Room
Tuesday night council held the annual organization meeting in the Fire Hall Council Rooms. Selections included Avslitor Peter Lestt Cry Water Works Andy Carigem Assintant Bob Peterson City Engineer M R Shuler lette Hendrickser. Committees for the year named Fire and Water Aldermen Scully Wilrm Benson and Hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avslitor
Peter Lestt
Cry Water Works
Andy Carigem
Assintant
Bob Peterson
M. R
Shulerlette Hendrickser
Tcommitses A
Fire and Water
Scully
Wilrm
Benson
Hide
Farmers Seek Seat on Supreme Court
Rural lawmakers in North Dakota urge constitutional amendment to place farmers and basic industries on the state Supreme Court, proposing representation similar to Switserland’s model. They argue farmers bear about 70 percent of the taxes and influence most economic clauses, seeking legislative input on laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimnarsk
Frasier
North Dakota
Supreme Court of
Switserens Ha Bad den
Surprise Birthday Occasion At Mrs Dana Home
Mrs M M Harris was invited to a surprise party at Mrs H C Dana's home Friday evening. Guests enjoyed supper and a two story birthday cake before a Cameo pin presentation to the guest of honor. Music and stories followed with performances by Mrs J Weeks and Marion Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Harris
H. C. Dana
Dana
John Foelion
Smeenanstrader
J. J. Weeks
Marion Field
Grandma Russell
Bottineau
Grandma
High School Debating Semifinals Set Among Teams
High School Notes report selected debaters Philippe Berthiaume Albert Woodward Irene Thompson Scott Francis McBain Charles Hall Marian Tait Herman Brasseur for semifinal matches to be held in two weeks. The question asks whether President Wilson signed the Immigration Bill of the 66th Congress. The event is a campus comedy drama set in Chicago with acts by Montana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippe Berthiaume
Albert Woodward
Irene Thompson
Scott
Francis McBain
Charles Hall
Marian Tait
Herman Brasseur
Cosen
Midwest
Have Wilson
Jost
Montana
Chicago
Wasters
North Dakota League asks for quick support for recall fight
The North Dakota State Executive Committee urges League members to send funds promptly and renew dues to clear past due debts, finance newspapers under state control, and fund a recall campaign against the I V A. They propose cash gifts, postdated checks, social fundraisers, auctions, and township drives with a $100 per township quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
League
Fargo Courier News
North Dakota Leader
Minneapolis
Fargo
Courier-News
I. V A. “State Executive Committee
A. A. Liederbach
Kaldor Aids NPL Recall Campaign Fund Note
Ole Kaldor treasurer of the Nonpartisan League in Fargo indicates a donation to the recall campaign. The note references a missing amount and a request to enclose funds, with the giver’s name to be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Kaldor
Nonpartisan League
Fargo
N. D
Bottineru Woman's Club Elects Next Year Officers
The Bottineru Woman's Club met at Mrs. F. C. Falkenstein Teverity home for regular business. Afterward the slate of officers for next year was elected with President Mrs. F. C. Falkenstein and Vice President Mrs. J. Hole, R. Coatall.
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Bottineru Woman's Club
F.C. Falkenstein
Teverity
Sloclinn
F. C. Falkenstein
10. Hole. R, Coatall
Premium List for Fair Near Ready for Distribution
The Premium List is set and will be mailed to last year’s exhibitors while new entrants may request a copy from the secretary. Farmers urged to save top ears of corn for spring seed and enter 10 ears at the fair. Cash prizes worth 30 dollars plus specials and 10 dollars in merchandise are offered for cars and departments showcase improved classes and features. The June Grass dairy butter display promises notable specials and broader classifications. Page Farms of North Dakota contemplates shipping jersey cattle. Sandy from Antler notes upcoming events June 21 22 and 24 with a promotional tagline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Fair Association
Johnston
Page Farms
North Dakota
High School Debate Falls to State Semi finals in Bottineau
H Wilson reports the state semi finals in debate set for April 27 at Grand Theatre Bottineau with Bottineau on affirmative side and Mayville choosing sides. Remaining teams Bottineau Mayville Dickinson will meet Dickinson at Forks on May 21 for the State Cup. Mayville has won three debates against strong teams and is expected to present a top performance this year. Watch for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Grand'Theatre
Mayville
Dickinson
Forks
Bottineau County Girl Wins $10 Prize in Wheat Essay
Minn Kathleen Leslie of Antler wins the Fourth Prize of $10.01 in the Spring Wheat Crop Association essay contest in Minneapolis. The subject was How to Grow Wheat and the prize selection aims to publish the essay soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Minn Kathleen Leslie
Antler
Spring Wheat Crop Association
Minnneapolis
Hatfield rain making discussed by Weather Bureau official
The correspondence to A H White on Hatfield of California outlines the Weather Bureau stance that artificial rain production is impracticable. C F Marvin, chief of the Weather Bureau, states no verified scheme exists and any claimed rainfall during Hatfield's operations is unsubstantiated. The letter, dated April 1, 1921, emphasizes scientific consensus against rain-making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. White
Hatfield
A. H. White
Kram .D
Mr. White
California
Weather Service
C. F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
E. F. Lad
E. F. Ladd
United States Senate
Senator Ladd
Ice Cream Fat Standards Issued April 1921
State Food Commissioner announces postwar ice cream fat requirements effective June 1 1921 Nut fruit ice creams require 10 percent milk fat gelatin and gum varieties set minimums of 12 and 10 percent for milk fat rules specify gelatin amount per ten gallons and gum content. R C Baird and W W Palmer sign the regulation as chief deputy and acting commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Food Commissioner
Food Commissioner
R. C. Baird
W W. C. Palmer
Plow Em Plant Tems And Prosper At Iva Convention
Fragmented OCR lists a string of names with satirical jab at lawyers and farmers. The piece centers on a fictional convention at Devils Lake Iva where speakers mock legal figures and political types while urging farmers and workers to "plow 'em under, plant 'em for keeps and prosper."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry O’connem
Devils Lake
Tom Hall
Agricultural musings on wool prices and farming vigor
Opinion piece arguing wool price theories flawed while urging stronger farming foundations. Notes US sheep decline since 1910, calls for more corn planting, and reports on new potato grower associations in Westhope Maxbass and Newburg with seed potato purchases and production figures. Mentions certified Northern and Nebraska seed potatoes and seed trade hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Growers Association
Westhope
Maxbass
Newburg
Westhope Association
Hebraska
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Imore
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Sandy
H. Wilson
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Young
Jim R. Waters
B. F. Spaulding
Wall Street Lizard
Nelson
Lafe Twitchell
Iva Blunderbund
Brissman Co
D. E. Shipley
Twichellite Tweedle
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