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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

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Women of State WPS Club Health Seals Drive

A fragmented notice describes a tuberculosis health drive titled Modern Health Crusaders. It outlines that proceeds support Health Works communities, traveling clinics, public health nursing, and educational events. It urges each woman to sell $1 in seals, highlighting state-wide impact and rural school participation.

Arberetons Dundgeith Sanitarian North Dakota State ‘Tuberculosis Association

Bottineau Club honors retiring president with speech and dinner

About sixty members of the Bottineau club gathered in the club rooms for a sendoff to H C the retiring president who will soon leave for Chicago A lunch followed a short speech and then the balance of the evening was spent at cards

Bottineau H. C Chicago Fargo N.D SS Tires

Miss Luella Stewart Appointed Bottineau Postmistress

Bottineau friends report Luella Stewart has been appointed postmistress to fill the unexpired term of her father at the Bottineau office. The Courant notes the appointment and community reaction in Bottineau.

Luella Stewart Courant Stewart Bottiineau Shere Kdrg Andews Bottineau

Williams In Line For First Team Ferman Williams Lead

Bottineau basketball headlines note Ferman Williams son of Mr and Mrs A C Williams shows potential for first team. The Freshmen and Second year squads split a recent game with praise for Toner and Ruileyi who earned mentions in the writeup.

Bottineat Ferman A. C. Williams Fsa Ford Toner Guod Legion Nels Rueile

Cost accounts show where profits lie for farmers

Fargo reports discuss operating expenses versus actual production costs for farming. Extension workers note most farmers would fail under an opportunity-cost method. A banker warning from North Dakota details a fraudster cashing forged drafts, urging vigilance and reporting.

Bank of North Dakota in Splendid Condition Report

F W Cathro reports Bank of North Dakota in splendid condition to serve the state. The document details resources and liabilities as of November 28 1921, the bank's bond sales gains public trust and aims to expand loan operations, with emphasis on mortgages farm loans and municipal bonds. It covers organization costs and future plans for a market in school and municipal bonds and warrants.

Bank OF North Dakota F. W. Cathro Bank of North Dakota Bismarck Old Commission United States N. D Congress Ite League Eiaces SuThe Bank of North Dakota North Dakot Legislative Assembly Bank of N. Dak Bank For Organization Zee Bank of North Dakota Bank 2 Spitzer, Rorick & Company Spitzer, Rorick &1 Company Joana Credits Bank ‘of North Dakota

Married Folks Club Dance at I C O F Hall

Next Wednesday evening December 21 the Married Folks Club will host an eight dance at the I C O F Hall. Cards for non dancers are provided and a large turnout is hoped for. Bring lunch and coffee with sugar and cream served. Time 8 30 sharp.

I. C. O. F. Hall

Sharett Florey Wedding at Rolla Parsonage

Stella Sharett of Rolette wed Claud Florey of Rolette with Rev. McVey officiating at the M. E. parsonage in Rolla. Agnes Jackson of Bottineau was maid of honor and Charles Florey served as best man. A wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm east of Rolette.

Farmers urged to standardize wheat and farm products

Dr. John Lee Coulter told extension workers that ten percent of North Dakota wheat blows into the straw pile due to poor cleaning and that the same amount of weed seed lowers value. He urged on farm grading to raise market value, save freight, and ensure uniform size and soundness across crops, including potatoes, livestock, and other farm products.

Fargo N. D North Dakota John Lee Coulter Agricultural College

Life Is a Formy Proposition Exchange

Life is a paradoxical cycle where a man is judged by every phase and action. Infancy and youth reveal contradictions, wealth or poverty shape blame, politics branding, religion scrutiny, and social status defines acceptance or exile. The piece frames existence as a continual judgment from birth to death.

Club 52 Holds Meeting in December Session

The N P L Club No 52 met Friday evening December 6 continuing with a shadow and pie social, as the report notes the event and its social plan.

N. P. L. Club No. 52

Club 336 Holds Meeting and Upcoming Reunion

The N P L Club No 926 met at Carl Steens on Wednesday December 7. Mrs William Douglaas read a paper and a social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting is set for January 4 at John Magnusons place and will include a club reunion and officer elections for the coming year.

Carl Steen William Douglaas John Magnuson Hub

Traitor telegram sparks mixed praise at Foch visit

An admirer of Napoleon and Ferdinand Foch in Harrionburg Va. relayed a telegram calling Lee the greatest traitor in American history. Foch reportedly smiled and called Lee one of the world’s greatest military leaders, keeping the telegram. The incident was noted by the American Legion.

Napoleon Bonaparte Ferdinand Foch France Harrionburg American Legion Lee America

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