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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
Entry filed at Betti neau North Dakota marks second Close Mail Matter for Bettineau Co operative Publishing Company with Publishers and Costello as Managing-Foster.
In a fragmentary exchange Senator Sorghum dismisses Darwinian theory as irrelevant to his business. The dialogue hints at politics and skepticism about scientific ideas influencing policy and leadership.
In a bustling office, Miss Amy Rowell is pranked by colleagues Sadie and Agnes with flowers and a torn valentine asserting Hank Dobson’s marriage. The ruse spirals as Rowell confronts the joke, then reveals she and Hank wed ten years earlier to pursue a poultry farm dream.
Friends extend good wishes for a pleasant journey as Mrs. Terry arrives from England to join her husband who manages the Jensen place in the family’s California absence. Coyotes killed ten turkeys belonging to Mrs. Carl Bengtson.
Mrs. E J Millard travels to California to visit Leonard Barton. The new gymnasium nears completion as basketball practice continues in the Community hall. Odd Fellows lodge officers elected led by Robi Lundy Nobl Grand and A A McMaster Vice Grand. Danish Brotherhood held an engaging meeting Saturday. Senator A M Hagan died after a lengthy illness. funeral at St Andrews church. Anton Nesting attended a wedding in Comstock Minnesota over Thanksgiving.
Wires to Scientific American ask if whirlwinds and related motions rotate counter to clockwise. The answer states that the rotary motions described arise from the earth's rotation on its axis and are counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Dr Ladds weekly column cites a Third Session of a conference on the Agricultural Credit Problem led by Edwin R A Seligman with speakers including Eugene Meyer Jr Sydney Anderson George E Roberts Jesse E Pope and Senator Thomas Gore The piece frames the discussion as banking driven and aimed at shaping currency policy through a central bank model highlighting Warburgs role and the 1907 financial emergency edge notes Warburgs immigration and citizenship timeline.
Mr and Mrs V Nelson and family left for Mylo North Dakota to visit relatives while Mr Nelson travels to Moose Jaw Canada to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs A Czarnetzki visited the Marten home Sunday evening and Art Meyers of Kramervinta came to Bottineau to see relatives. Scully returned from Bottineau after days at home. Walter Hamblin has taken charge of the Woodworth elevator. Miss E Meng left for Russell after weeks at the Handte home. John Handte and Mrs Bottineau callers. A farewell party for Mr Herbert Menge at the L Gienger home included cards and singing. Menge received a silver match box. Walter Hamblin visited his parents in Kramer. Mr and Mrs Carl Bastien were Bottineau visitors. PF Martin called on Mrs Cooper.
A new storm arrived Sunday night with strong wind that blew and drifted roads in Wheatton Township. August Chalquiat left for Minnesota last week after tending harvests on his farm since August. Olof Plerans has been ill since Thursday but shows some improvement.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a food and apron sale on Saturday evening December 9 at 8 PM at the Oliviere Hat Shop. Members should donate aprons via Mrs Campbell by Friday and food items dropped at Mrs Oliver on Saturday afternoon.
F. J. Stover becomes the new proprietor of City Tailor Shop after purchasing it on December 1. Foy remains in the barber business and has placed Chas. Riley as manager of the Tailor Shop. The shift is expected to boost success.
A fragmentary 1953 feature recounts Henry Dobson or Hank Dobson, longtime bookkeeper, with notes of retirement or resignation. The piece hints at personal life transitions and lingering career ties, reflecting small town newspaper tone and era.
The article discusses a duck claiming priority in a peculiar dispute over ownership. It notes the owner’s absence and the henryhood of the household, with Mr and Mrs Shobirake and Mr Sheldrake involved in managing the house and the duck brood.
Speaker argues the Monetary Commission sought Europe banking insight but skipped workers' conditions. He links the Aldrich bill to victory for international bankers, criticizes Warburg Kuhn Loeb ties, and warns farmers must control cooperatives to avoid Wall Street manipulation. He cites Sapiro Meyer and public meeting aims as banker aligned.
The speaker attacks Wall Street as the source of failed bankers rules harming farmers. He warns against rural credit schemes tied to the Federal Reserve Act, predicting debt, political pushback, and a revolt by farmers if genuine money-based policy is not pursued. He calls for farmer-controlled finance and warns of broader economic collapse.
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