Devils Lake recall bond tale fuels Fargo talk
A Fargo Forum report cites I V A leaders boasting of sending a Chicago bond firm to delay a $2,000,000 state bond sale before the Devils Lake convention. They claimed this move aimed to secure a recall election on November 8 and to influence bond support.
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Chicago
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Nelson
B. F. Penned
Fargo
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Grand Neveral
Lee
Devila Lake
Nately
Theal Commission
Chicago Bond House
Prey
I.V. A
Windy City
Industrial Commission
Indore
Fargo L V. A
Political pitch surfaces in North Dakota quotes
Fragmentary speech excerpts show Garret and Kidder county figures discussing shifting opinions and recall election expectations. The speaker predicts Governor Frasier will gain large majorities, claiming broad statewide support by persuading voters across southern and northern regions.
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Kidder County
North Dakota
North Dakota Farm Bureau News and Lake Conference Notes
Fargo Fargo ND vice president Hans Georgesen and secretary H B Porter attended the Midwest Presidents and Secretaries of State Federations meeting in St Paul Minnesota to discuss ration tariff taxation and grain grower relations. "Farm Bureau Day" at the Grand Forks State Fair highlighted a booth with display maps and voices from members across the state while hearings show high freight costs hurting cattle lambs and farm needs with prices for livestock far below past levels and overall commodity costs rising.
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Fargo
N. D
Hans Georgesen
Niagara
H. B. Porter
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Mid-West
Minnnesota
Grand Forks
Wallace
Congress
Asher L. Burdick
State Federation
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
North Dakota
Tle Dakota Farm Bureau
Pierce County
South St Paul
D. Litchner
Wilton
Everett Brothers
Washburn
Important Hearing on Freight Rates in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers urge reductions in freight rates for grain products and hay. The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold hearings August 15 in Washington on agricultural rate cuts. Local business and farm groups, including hardware dealers and the State Department of Agriculture, are urged to attend.
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North Dakota
Arma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
North Dakoota
North Ece Ae Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Railroad Commission
Extension Department
E. F Trade
Powers of Tractors and Horses Cut Farming Costs in North Dakota
Public figures show tractor work costs about 1.80 per acre in North Dakota versus 2.40 per acre with horses. A 160 acre quarter section saves nearly 180 in seed time, boosting efficiency and allowing farmers to finance tractor purchases. Fuel and feed price variations across regions affect costs. Nelson County residents voice opposition to a recall election, while North Dakota Farm Bureau reports rising demand for harvest help, with estimates of 15 to 50 thousand workers needed for the wheat harvest.
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Fargo Farming Dem I
North Dakota
Fargo
Nelson County
Lakota
N. D
Nelson Counry
Barry
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Palmer Bros Venue Faces Criticism Over Pricing Practices
A reader notes conflicting charges at Palmer Bros tent where General admission was 75c and seats inside the tent were sold at unclear prices. The writer recalls previous years when the brothers avoided hold-up games and urges scrutiny of new schemes before allowing such shows.
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Palmer Bros
Golmer
Inner Bros
Plae
Garbe-Wi wedding at Lutheran Church of Samer
A wedding took place at the Lutheran Church of Samer last Wednesday with Rev F Wohlfeil officiating and Rubbert assisting. Bride Ella Wohlfeil wore white satin with pearl veil, bouquet of bridal roses, attended by maid of honor Mine Ella Wohlfeil in pink satin, and bridesmaids Clara Wohlfeil in green and Claudia Rubbert in lavender. The ceremony featured the wedding march by Theodore Wohlfeil and a reception at the bride’s home. Out-of-town guests and clergy attended from North Dakota and New York locations.
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Samer
Louis Wohlfsit
F. Wohlfeil
Hey
Rubbert
Ella Wohlfeil
Bonor
St. Thomas
N. D
John Wohlfeil
Lock
N. Y
Timian
Rystal
C. Garbe
Newburg
Wm. Ditzen
Willow City
Wm. Gierke
Deep
Dietrich
Watford City
Burdick Holds Key Meeting On Farm Profitability
Burdick spoke on making farming more profitable and reducing grain losses, noting farmers are financially better off. He also addressed a Maxbass gathering where the meeting was described as very good.
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Burdick
Maxbass
Wonte Woods Appointed Commissioner in Bottineau
Wonte Woods is appointed commissioner for Bottineau County with focus on eradicating thistle. He will devote nearly all time to locating and eradicating the weed, with farmer support sought for county and statewide efforts. Benon county opposes recall as farmers back the League program amid tense elections.
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Bottineau County
Woods
Benson County
Minnewaukan
N. D
Benmon
Alectin
Senstor Church
Causes of our economic ills and proposed remedies
Washington notes by Dr EF Ladd discuss Sinclair and Hitchcock views on 67th Congress. Sinclair argues agriculture as base of prosperity and calls for lower freight rates and long term credit. Hitchcock contrasts Wilson era achievements with current lack of action and favors an international credit system to stabilize exchange and reduce speculation.
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Washington, D. C
J. H. Sinclair
G. M. Hitchcock
Sinclair
Congress
Department of Agriculture
United States
67Th Congress
Hitchcock
Wilson
Federal Bank
National Exchange
Ocean Front
Boundary Line
American Legion To Lead 250 On France Pilgrimage
John G. Emery to head a 250 member American Legion party sailing August 8 for France as guests of the government. The group includes former national commanders D Olier and Lindsley and will tour former war zones aboard the George Washington. Stubby the Boston bull terrier to attend the Kansas City convention as guest of honor. Shriners census to invite veterans to the Kansas City convention.
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John G. Emery
American Legion
France
Emery
Legion
Franklin D’olier
Philadelphia
Henry D. Lindsley
Dallas
Tex
Union
John Sproul
Pennsylvania
George Washington
New York
Legion Committee
le Harre
Shriners
Ararat ‘Temple of the
Kansas City
Kansas City Shriners
American Legion 2
John J. Wier
Behrd
Wicket
Furor
Palestine
Egypt
Orient
Rome
United States’ Aviation Service
Governor Frasier to Speak in Washington State Soon
Governor Frasier plans August talks in Washington state including August 10 in an undecided city, August 12 in Yakima, and August 13 in Spokane. The West Coast electorate favors the Nonpartisan League amid industrial strain, and farmers and unions back bond sales by North Dakota’s Industrial Commission. John N. Hagan and Ina Brickner also headline Golden Lake and Glenfield meetings, though Frasier cannot attend all invitations due to duties.
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Lynn J. Frazier
Washington State
Krasier
Yakima
Spokane
West Coast
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League
Frasier
Washington
Industrial Commission of North Dakota
Leaguers of
West
Golden Lake Township
Finley
Glenfield
Foster County
John N. Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
Golden Lake
Ina Brickner
Fargo
Woman's Clubs
Weed control and grazing plan urged for county farms
Farmers are urged to curb weeds and pests amid drought and crop losses. Proposals include using sheep to clear waste lands, cheaper fencing alternatives, and a community herder. Gopher and thistle problems are highlighted with emphasis on timely action to protect crops and livestock.
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Pasadena
Cal
Post of the
Post
Examiner
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Alvin York
Michael Nolan
Rainier
Amateur Athletic Club
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