14 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
1
The Summer Term presents The Queen of the Garden an operetta sung by 125 voice chorus with twenty costumed signers. The open air concert on the creek bank campus Wednesday July 20 at 8 16 P M invites audience to sit on the ground with a pillow if needed weather permitting.
Jesse Stafford played a trombone solo from a Lincoln Standard plane piloted by Lieutenant Bud Coffer over the Marina. The stunt, heard clearly by onlookers, featured Stafford guiding the horn into the air draft and playing Lat the East of Deton By as the craft drifted briefly after the engine was cut.
Two hundred fifty Legion members led by ex national commander Franklin Dottier will sail for France August 8 for a pilgrimage to war sites including the Flirey monument. President Millerand invited the delegation. John G. Emery will not attend due to other duties. The voyage follows a Munson liner test trip from Camden to New York.
Men reduced fares for the 38th division event at the state fair. Attendance rose as exhibitors and visitors navigated the fairgrounds with lower prices. Public interest focused on the event's accessibility and community participation.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Dottiness School Beard held Tuss-
Governor's address impressed attendees as he recapped the House Investigation at Bismarck and criticized the I V A majority for hiring top attorneys while denying counsel to members. Hagan urged action on farming prices, noting low returns versus production costs, and Stair closed with remarks on current conditions.
Thousands of young people are urged to avoid low pay from untrained work and instead enroll in Aaker's Business College in Grand Forks North Dakota. The ad claims the school provides training and guaranteed placement and urges readers to write for a catalog today.
Governor Lynn J. Frazier calls on the Women’s Nonpartisan Clubs to back North Dakota Bond Selling on July 28 to raise credit for farm labor industries and promote economic revival. He urges women and families to join the campaign to safeguard free homes and state prosperity.
July 8 marriage licenses issued to Arthur C. Wruck Gardena and Marie Gebur Rock Lake by Judge Mart. Bert Brandt Omemee and Blanch Luella Page Overly also received licenses the same day.
Ford Motor Company through Detroit factories and 22 assembly plants produced 108 962 vehicles in June, a new monthly high. The second quarter output reached 301 796, up 80 918 from last year, with demand exceeding production and orders piling up.
From the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, three active compensation cases show double permanent total disability awards. Henry Bitter, Pearl Perry, and Charles Bronner received monthly sums and insurance payments after severe hand and eye losses from war injuries in France and Italy.
The piece argues A C Townley drives large bond orders in North Dakota and Kansas as a factor in Langer seeking a rest. It claims I Y A leaders back off debates and Minnesota IV A seeks jail for Townley, alleging rail trust fears an open discussion of issues.
Clerks and officials argued over a recall push targeting Frazier Hagan and Lemke citing the Bank of North Dakota’s failure to honor checks. Mr Lyon’s desk faced petitions while merchants bank issues left him unable to meet his financial obligations.
A historic fair debut promises a new midway and all new acts in front of the grand stand. The event will feature improved auto road access and draw thousands of artisans and attendees from previous attractions.
North Dakota Attorney General Lemke filed a federal suit against the U S government the Interstate Commerce Commission and railways in the state to set aside the 60 percent surcharge on sleeping and parlor car accommodations claiming it is a tax not a passenger rate or sleeping car charge.
Thanking friends and neighbors for visits during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Gena. Also expressing gratitude for spiritual comfort and support received. Taken up about June 10 a dark gray horse a light gray mare a sorrel horse with white face. Wanted at once an experienced assignee.
CHATFIELD CLUB NO 338 and The Woman's Ever Ready Club No 886 met with Mrs J Magnus on Wednesday July 6. A short program of recitations on the par was read by Mrs Will Douglass. The club meets again Aug with Mrs W Douglass. By the Club Reporter.
A North Dakota jury returned a not guilty verdict for J. W. Brinton after a lengthy trial over perjury claims tied to testimony about Townley, public funds and bank relations. The report notes challenging testimony from J. Waters and Brinton’s defense by Arthur LeSueur, with commentary on the jury and judge’s conduct.
A bustling Bottineau event promises a Palmer circus visit featuring domesticated animals, dance acts like tango and cake two stepping, buck dancing, statue horses, and other crowd-pleasing displays.
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