22 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
Professor Ziering surveys how art emerged from leisure and productivity shifts, tracing primitve urges, the 18th century French and German schools, and the Romantic era. It covers Pushkin, Shakespeare, Goethe, and Schiller, along with class, science, and change in art’s role.
Ex congressman J E Kelly lauds the Equity Co operative Exchange for delivering farmers a new marketing system. The agency, with 80 plus elevators in North and South Dakota and Minnesota, sought government credit to standardize marketing, placing farmers on equal footing with large firms and ending exploitative grain selling.
Miss Pansy Millican and Henry Turner wed after Baptist services with Rev W C Millican officiating. Attendants Gladys Jensen Frank Millican, Doris Barnett flower girl. Bride in cream satin, veil with orange blossom wreath, bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Luella Barnett played the wedding march. reception at Millican home. Turner and Millican families noted. couple to reside at Chemawa Oregon.
Dec 20 Fargo North Dakota notes Max Morgan extension dairy specialist warns farmers to shelter milk cows from cold and damp. He explains cold stress lowers milk yield and cows’ fat reserves, urging protection and proper housing to maintain production.
In a brief legal notice, Jorgine Peuihon and Lilly W. D. transfer interests in a property to H. Fisher and wife. The document records a standard deed transfer within the county recording office, noting parcel descriptions and references to section and township lines as applicable.
The withdrawal of 4.5 million dollars in real estate bonds from a sale to Spitzer Rorick & Co. by the outgoing Administration and the new Administration’s inaction hurt farmers. Most lenders now say farm loans won’t be available until spring, if at all. One farmer, John Bryngleson of Sheyenne, found six and three quarters percent the norm elsewhere and was advised to seek a banker. officials warned of financial interests taking over. League papers claim the bond withdrawal betrays farmers to financial interests, and consequences are already felt across the state.
The Veterans' Bureau reports most delays in claims result from claimants not providing essential data. Some requests are not fully understood, so claimed individuals are urged to contact nearest Veterans' Bureau office or Red Cross for explanations and correct forms. The bureau aims to contact every veteran with a claim for compensation or vocational training to ensure benefits are fully utilized.
Fargo hosts the Tri-State Grain Growers Convention January 17 to 20 with John Bracken of Manitoba Agricultural College set to review standardized farm products and marketing. Senator E H McGarry of Minnesota will discuss good wagon roads impact on marketing. The program covers economic production, marketing and financing with fare reductions to be granted by the Western Passenger Association.
Minneapolis December 12 1921 the Veterans Bureau notes laxity by claimants in providing essential information for claims in the 10th district. It urges accurate publicity and proper execution of applications for compensation or vocational training including signed acknowledgments and honorable discharge certificates.
Fargo North Dakota December 21 1922 extension division of the Agricultural College outlines livestock management crop production and family nutrition emphasis for the year Livestock feeding demonstrations can be given in 170 communities individual cow testing on 255 herds and 45 cow testing associations can be organized Farmers seek more livestock potato dairy and poultry marketing groups Help with foods and nutrition problems requested in over 100 communities Eight day school for extension workers preceded the conference with specialists from the college and other states as instructors.
Barnes County club members win six of ten Hazel Atlas prizes in northern interstate contest at Fargo North Dakota with jars of chard pork and chicken led by Clarice Hager Valley City taking first in one jar and placing in several categories. Clara L. Larson leads the Barnes County club with the wins and praise.
Mrs Clarence Edwards of Boston proposes a nationwide scheme selling articles made by sick and wounded soldiers in stores run through women's exchanges. The plan targets principal towns and asks disabled dependents to sell home products, aiming for self sufficiency and avoidance of charity. Meeting in Indianapolis January 18 19 and 20 will discuss.
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