Dairy Association Formed Tuesday In Bottineau County
An organized dairy association formed Tuesday in Bottineau County with authorized capital of $25. The Bottineau group aims to obtain more and better dairy cows for farmers in the county and surrounding areas. About 100 farmers and businessmen attended, led by Frank Collins, an immigration agent for Bottineau. Directors elected include J. S. Odland, banker of Willow City and Bottineau, to lead a finance committee and oversee laws and financing plans for the new dairy venture.
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Omemee
Restdar
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Fap Finan Finance Corporation
Marshal Foch Visits Bismarck Theatrical Parade
Marshal Foch, devout Christian, visits Bismarck and sends a wire to arrange church attendance. After a parade, crowds are seated in the Auditorium as Knights of Columbus stand at the wide walk to the school entrance. Father Andrieux and Father Slag greet him at the door with Sisters and French priests, bringing smiles to attendees. Marshal Foch was born near Toulouse, France.
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Marshal Foch
Bismarck
Roral
St. Mary’s Formasa
My Degree Knights of Columbus
Father Andrieux
Bottineau
Nestos
John Slag
Foch
Toulouse
France
Biswarck Tribune
Forestry Normal Notes on winter term courses and outreach
Community update on basketball game promotion, winter term start dates, and literacy outreach. Notes discuss making courses accessible, enrolling illiterate residents from Bottineau, and a nationwide comparison of teachers with college training, highlighting North Dakota's standing.
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Forestry Normal School
Bottineau
Washington
North Dakota
Bell
Dickinson State Normal School
School of Education Record
University of North Dakota
Mass
Colo
Mont
Ind
Okio
N. H
New Mex
Pla
N. C
Tenn
Ohio
W. Va
Jainé
Ark
Invalid OCR military reimbursement notice from 1921
Fort Crook Nebraska November 27 1921 officials list names under military service authorities. Payment terms specify actual expenses reimbursed and unlawful actions referenced with Article of War. Names unreadable. appears to detail civil officers or citizens owing accounts or reimbursements.
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Fort Crook
Neb
Anitary Service
United States
District Court Correction In the case of Digress v Durni
Correction notes in the district court involve Digress versus Durnin and a complaint by the States Attorney J J Weeks. Johnston was placed on federal charge retest liquor. A Buick car is referenced in the report.
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Va. Durnin
J. J. Weeks
Johnston
J. W. A. Withdraw Last Bond Sale
The New Industrial Commission withdrew 4.5 million dollars of real estate bonds from Spitzer, Rorick & Co of Ohio. The bonds were part of an eight million dollar issue authorized to fund farm loans, sold at par with six percent interest. The action rests amid ongoing bond sales and potential further cancellations.
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New Industrial Commission
Spitzer, Rorick & Co
Ohio
League
Industrial Commission
Lansford community notices and events in brief
County official Ira Johnston visited Eckman to check on County Agent Fred Johnson amid a farming accident near Lansford where a pump and pipe fell, injuring an arm and leg. A district court term includes jurors Andrew Bjork and Ole Neswold. A school bus was built for Jno Abernathy’s route and a school superintendent Rose Parker returned after hospital stay to resume duties. A masquerade ball by Lansford Fire Department drew good attendance. local weather notes snow.
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Ira Johnston
Eckman
Fred Johnson
Here
Andrew Bjork
Ole Neswold
Blaine
Bottineau
Jess Clark
Lansford
Jno
Abernathy
Gertrude Allen
Mohall
Rose Parker
Grand Forks Hospital
Tony Dudzie
Tony
Bert Crane
Wm. Underwood
John Chase
Kramer
Harry Adams
Forte
Minot
Geo. Routledge
Chola
Andy Carr
Bottineau High School notes and upcoming games
The Student Government Commission elected Wilfred Condie as president and Geraldine Scott as secretary. Class games decide the Bottineau High School Championship with matches on Dec 18 19 and 20. Speakers include Mr Aamodt on School Gardens and Mr Hunter on Your Flag and My Flag. The Junior High Literary Society plans a Christmas Play. Dec 12 the High School team travels to Gardena for a basketball game. United States Non-Skid seeks barley buyers with prices listed.
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Wilfred Condie
Geraldine Scott
Jary
Bottineau High School
Aamodt
Hunter
Egeland
Miss Hamilton
Miss Johnson
Gardena
North Dakota Compensation Bureau Reports Strong Year
The North Dakota Compensation Bureau reports 1331 awards in the fiscal year at a cost of 746,749.76 with assets over one million dollars. It disbursed a 15 percent dividend to employers and cut rates in eight classifications after ten months of accident experience, while disallowing 185 of 2116 claims and noting ample surplus for bureau use. The report, filed with Governor Nestos, is cited by League supporters as evidence of efficiency under current state governance.
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Fffeen
North Dakota Compensation Bureau
Nestos
Steen
Ig Association
Miecees
North Dakota
L V. A
League
Dr E F Ladds Weekly Letter Federal Taxes Overview
Washington D C December 2 1921 Dr E F Ladd analyzes federal tax receipts for the year ending June 30 1921 showing a 15 percent drop from 1920 and detailing main tax categories including income taxes estate taxes and tobacco duties. He asserts deflation and policy actions harmed farmers and manufacturing plants, argues the Fed Reserve system favored financial interests, and warns of impacts on democracy.
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Washington
D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve Bank
Ress
White Named Director of Percheron Society
Word from Bottineau reports A. H. White of Kramer elected Director of the Percheron Society of America. He is the first western and first North Dakota man to hold the post, reflecting his long record as a breeder and exhibitor of top Percherons.
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Bottineau
A. H. White
Kramer
Percheron Society of America
White
Mr. White
North Dakota
Farmers must fix prices or farming will become serfdom
The piece argues that new farmers federations may not provide price fixing yet, but farmers must gain power to set prices or face economic bondage to large landlords. It cites a South Dakota Republican bill by Christopherson, backed by Usher Burdick and Townley, aligning with calls to fix wheat prices and defend farm incomes via credit, costs, or direct price setting, warning of worsening U.S. conditions if action is delayed.
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Farmers Federation of America
Congress
South Dakota
Christopherson
Usher L. Burdick
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Farm, Stock & Home of
Minneapolis
Mr. Christopherson
United States
Home Plate Ice Rink Opens Near Home Auto Co
T H Mylan opened the Home Plate Rink east of the Home Auto Co garage with the first public skating night on Saturday. The sheet will measure about 175 by 70 feet when finished and is expected to attract winter amusement. The owner plans concessions and offers free skate for school children under fifteen on Saturdays from nine to eleven, with free Friday evenings for ladies.
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T. H. Mylan
Home Plate
Home Auto Co
Mylan
Adve
Governor race headline names woman for 8. D ticket
Three parties convene names include Alice Lorence Daily of Mitchell as their gubernatorial candidate for the 1922 state election. The meeting highlights nominate a woman for the Eight District seat and signals a notable shift in party lineups.
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Pierre
Reeketee
Namy
Aliee
Lorence Daily
Mitchell
Real estate transfers listed with names and parcels
A series of imperfect entries records transfers involving Arthur H White to The Federa Land Beak W D and others, detailing parcels and W D prices. Additional transfers include Robert B Whetter to cum berg W D 360 NWK 15 SEASHY with scattered fractional lot notes and Otto Falk and wife conveying to Martin Cami pion W D 1. State of Mexico to Ji Migel WD with vague description.
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Arthur H. White
the Federa
Land Beak
W. D
Robert B. Whetter
Cumberg W. D
Otto Falk
Martin Camipion
State of Mexiceu
Bone
American Legion Weekly Says Big Potatoes On Train Tour
The American Legion Special en route to Minneapolis featured two to five pound potatoes served on board. L K Owen oversaw dining car service on the Northern Pacific, carving the largest spud as Marshal Foch watched in amazement.
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Foch American Legion
Minneapolis
Minn
Pacific Coast
L. K. Owen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Marshal Foch
Raoul Lufverry
American Legion
New York
Miles
Richmond
Weet
Presbyterian Winter Program Announces Church Services
The Winter Program emphasizes welcome worship and work with listed activities. Sunday morning worship at 10 30, Bible School at 2, Evening Service at 7 30, and Endeavor groups for seniors and juniors are scheduled across the day.
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Eamnest
Thare
Servions
Tasaday
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Lansford News
Pe. S.peteroom
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C. RB. Gleason
Compensation Bureau
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Faighetaien
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Anil
Mtn
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Sealy & Comat
William W. Hubbard
Mary A. Hubbard
American Legion Weekly Letter
C. R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
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Idaho
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Elkhorn
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Presbyterian Church
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