Courant Subscription Price Cut to $1 for Five Weeks
The Bottineau Courant announces a limited offer to new and old subscribers. The paper will cost $1.00 per year for five weeks, effective now until February 1, with back payments also at $1.00 for a year in advance. After February 1 the price returns to $2.00.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bismarck
Hatfield rain magic sparks petition to Congress
A San Diego reader champions Hatfield’s claimed rainmaking and urges farmers to press Congress to buy his secret and deploy it nationwide. The letter cites past storms, criticizes the Weather Bureau and officials, and argues rain production could end droughts and boost agriculture.
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Hatfield
Bottineau
San Diego
Morena Dam
Wise Acres
Los Angeles
Cme
Jer Neas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
U. S
Forestry Bureau
Marocad
Washington
Bottineau Courant Plans New Multicolor Job Press
The Bottineau Courant directors authorized Manager Costello to buy a new automatic multicolor press. The machine will print up to three colors at once, handle 6000 impressions per hour, and enable faster job work, reducing run times to about one fifth. A large amount of new tape will also be purchased.
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Bottineau County
Judge Lowe Acquitted in Minot Endorsement Case
District Judge Elect John A. Lowe of Minot, who faced a charge linked to a league endorsement, was acquitted. No further details on the case or verdict were provided.
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John A. Lowe
Minot
Our Christmas Wish to Readers
In this Christmas message the paper thanks patrons for year round support. It credits readers and advertisers for sustaining publication, compares their partnership to fuel for a lamp and motive force for a chariot, and asks the season’s spirit to bring continued pleasure and benefit to all who read and contribute.
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Sagres
Rail Failures to Fight Labor in Postwar Era
U S Senator Cummins of Iowa, re elected by 200000 fewer votes than Harding, vows to reintroduce anti strike provisions cut from the Cummins Esch law. Public discontent with private railroad service fuels speculation that organized labor will be blamed and that railroad financiers lead the open shop campaign amid strained labor relations.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Harding
Labor unrest and One Big Union gains steam in railroads
Grand Chief Stone declares he is through making excuses as the Locomotive Engineers align with One Big Union ideas. Wall Street fears the alliance of railroad workers with farmers miners and steel workers as public opinion shifts. Mrs O Hares resilience amid imprisonment and revival of The Rip Saw at Girard Kansas closes the piece.
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Stone
Wall Street
Nebraska
Embezzlement Charged Against Banker At Towner
Towner North Dakota December 21 The First National Bank of Towner was closed after irregularities surfaced. Brad L Brown chief of the Federal Reserve district said the bank was closed due to irregular conduct and that embezzlement involving securities worth between 40 000 and 80 800 was uncovered in the past week amid a deal to rediscount notes.
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Towner, N. D
Towner
Lake Reetgeday
Brad L Brown
Federal Reserve Bank of
Commission Denies North Dakota Rail Rate Increase
The North Dakota Rail Rate increase request was denied by the state railroad commission. It ruled the intrastate rates unjust and harmful to shippers, noting railroads earn over six percent. Attorneys for the railroads will bring the matter to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Bismarck
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North Dakota
Late Railroad Commission
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Supreme Court
Elect Lemke
H. A. Paddock
V. E. Smart
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Commission
Courier News
Miss Anna Sjule Dies Following Illness at 21
Miss Anna Sjule aged 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Sjule of Carbury, died this morning at the hospital after battling typhoid fever and heart trouble. She had been improving before suffering a sudden heart pain and death occurred before a physician arrived. The Courant extends sympathy to the Sjule family as funeral plans are pending.
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Anna Sjule
Thos. Sjule
Carbury
Miss Sjule
Miss Stule
Sjule
Courant
Stule
Seven Cass County farmers profit from Kubanka wheat
Eleven Cass County farmers earned profits by growing Kubanka wheat on 2000 acres. They harvested 18,880 bushels, boosting income by comparing with hard red wheat on similar land. County agent E A Willson confirms the gain and cites farm value differences totaling $48,506.82.
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Tower City
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Remains of Edward Vince Laid to Rest
Classified item notes a funeral related phrase about Edward Vince with mention of used car sales and trade ins at Home Auto Os. The readable text suggests a local notice style advertising car offers and trade opportunities.
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Edward ‘Vince
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