Decoration Day Crowd Attends War Veterans Ceremony
A large crowd gathered at the Stone Hotel corner at 10:00 a.m. for a Decoration Day program. A band concert opened events then a march to the cemetery to honor veterans. The wrestling match between Nelson Tetrault and Mr. Shong ended with Shong the winner after minutes.
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Stone Hotel
Corer
Ceminter
J. Widt
Nelson Tetrault
Mr. Shong
Johnny Neville
Brasseur
Johnny
American Legion Plans Day at State Fair Event
Grand Forks North Dakota May 2 In plans for the American Legion to spend each day at the state fair and take part in exercises and ceremonies a reunion of the 164th Regiment is scheduled with Montgomery involved in arrangements
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American Legion
Grand Forks
N. D
164Th
Montgomery
Local baseball opener ends in tight loss and confusion
Unclear OCR text describes a baseball opener with misread lines. It hints that a team lost in a game stretching to the sixth inning and mentions changes to the lineup orSten and a player named Weitine. The fragment implies a close contest with key errors or substitutions.
Packing Plant In Good Shape Amid Rollercoaster Talk
A muddled exchange at a stockholders meeting hints packing plant health and future prospects. The speaker asserts confidence, urging cooperation with elders to avoid internal conflict and steer toward a positive outcome.
Bottineau Business Builders Advertises One Week Price Cut
The Bottineau Business Builders group promotes Bottineau price cuts for one week. Ads urge patrons to shop through The Courant column for savings ahead of year end. Items advertised promise costs below actual value, offering a rare opportunity.
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Bottineau
Bottineau Nigna
Courant
Important County Treasury Writ Affects Public Deposits
Burleigh County officials grapple with a court ruling on public deposits. The decision holds that the state Bank of North Dakota may receive funds from districts, towns, counties, or state sources without requiring bonds, affecting many county treasurers who placed funds in the Bank of North Dakota and questioned the writ of mandamus as a remedy.
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Burleigh County
Bay of North Dakota
Bismarck
Tee
Cele
Bank of North Aia
Knappen Posit
Bank of North Pares
Camero Etter
Dr Johnson Married Monday In Minnesotan Ceremony
fragmented OCR notes report a marriage involving Dr J A Tohingon and Ruth Ses, daughter of Mr and Mrs T of an Minn place, with Mocier date and names distorted. indicates a ceremonial union rare for the era with the doctor planning future arrangements and a purchase noted in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tohingon
Ruth
Mrz
T. Fof
New York
Victory Fund Drive Seeks Contributions Across States
The League urges more than thirty thousand dollars to fund the Victory drive. Chairs in several precincts will coordinate local campaigns with League headquarters providing assistance. Junior League members aim to raise one thousand dollars by July first, and calls go out for nonpartisan readers to contribute before the November deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teagan
X Nedra
League
Sons and Daughters of Leaguers
Junioe Ae
Courier News
Ose
Tanabe
READ ACT FOR FARMERS TO DEFEND BANK FUNDS
A call to farmers to unite and pressure local treasurers over township, school district, or county funds now tied to the Bank of North Dakota. The message warns that bankers aim to control state funds and urges action to resist. it recalls historical struggles and the need for immediate solidarity among local treasurers and farmers.
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Bank of North Dakota
Bank [of Navih Dakota
Tost
Moses
Rail Pay Cut Sparks Hearing Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR report notes the Railroad Labor Board and Interstate Commerce Commission actions in 1921. It mentions unskilled workers, free fares, and tensions leading to a potential general strike. The piece hints at a double-cross by authorities and a push by an invisible government to influence transport policy amid arbitration failures.
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Railroad Labor Board
Arene Way
Innerce Commission
Pos
Bottineau County Fair Notes and North Dakota event
The Grain Belt Circuit opens at Bottineau with horses and stock notes from Minot exhibitors. A. H. White becomes First Vice President of the Mouse River Loop Live Stock Association. Band from Brandon, Manitoba will perform at the fair with fifty tents and a stand expansion. A Scottish stock expert recalls classic Shorthorn success in Canada and the U.S. The Dairy Butter exhibit follows National Dairy Council scoring rules, with entries due two days prior to the fair and judging by texture and finish. Farmers resist land price demands. fair grounds face site challenges.
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North Dakota
Bottineau
Horseman
A. H. White
Duncan Beaton
Minot
White
Mouse River Loop
Duncan
Brandon
Manitoba
Canada
United States
John Miller
Ontario
J. H. Pickeral
Harrisburg
Illinois
America
Colburn
Man
Baron Booth
National Dairy Council
Pattee
Igher
A New Sabbath School Missionary In Our Midst
Ena to the Presb of Minnewaukan announces a new Sabbath School Missionary, Mr Grims a Norway native with experience among young people in California and Kansas during WWI era. He previously worked in Hutchinson and Vancouver before coming here to lead the mission.
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Peat Mete
Ena
Minnewaukan
Mr. Grims
Norwa
Kristiansund
California
Kansas
Hutchinson
Vancouver
B. C
Washington May 28 Smith Towner Bill Aimed at Education Reform
Dr EF Ladd notes the Smith Towner Bill proposes a 100 million dollar program to educate the nation via a newly created department of education. It would fund literacy removal and Americanization, equalizing opportunities, health and physical education, and teacher preparation. Supporters argue no federal control violates the tenth amendment, while opposition targets bill language. Hearings attracted wide attendance and petitions, with endorsements from national organizations including women’s groups.
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Washington
Smith- Towner
Congress
United States
U. S
Committee On Education
Reber
Senate
House
Hiece
Us Oo Sons
Notice of Hail Loss Filing Instructions 1921
Farmers and bankers are reminded duplicate notices of hail loss must be sent from the original to the State Hail Department in Bismarck North Dakota. Do not use old blanks. County auditors provide new forms. insured farms and grain are mentioned with reference to spring crops.
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Bismarck
N. C
Lemke Warns People of Free Press in North Kota
Lemke warns readers to demand receipts and therm from railroads or face action. He asserts the rath case favors North Kota and vows action against all offending parties as Bi end and we will take measures.
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Ple
North Kota
Freight rates for extension in livestock trade
An unclear OCR fragment mentions freight rates for extension in livestock and a possible note about two items and a person or entity named Witow. The readable text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.
North Dakota Bond Campaign Moves Through Labor Gigs
A Chicago dispatch reports a rapid North Dakota state bond selling drive. A 500 strong labor committee boosts marketing for state bonds as campaign leaders press unions, with William Lempke and John Walker speaking at successive meetings.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Sailor Dewees Iblieque
Cam
Chicago Federation of Labor
Illinois
Ite
John Walker
Avery
William Lempke
North Dako
North Dakota Bond Offer Promoted by Bank of Iota
State issues tax free bonds touted as safest and highest interest with full tax exemption federally. Laws upheld by North Dakota courts and U S Supreme Court. Booklet with full information available by writing Bond Department The Bank of Iota Bigmarek N Dakota.
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North
Nottskot
Court of North Dakota
Supreme Court of North Dakota
United States District
Supreme Court of the
Here Ae
North Ita
North Dakota
Bank of Iota
Bond Department
Bigmarek
N. Dak
North Dakota Bond Campaign Draws National Support
Boston hosts a campaign led by ex governor Foss to sell North Dakota industrial bonds to the people. The organization, tied to the Church League for Democracy, has pledged $100000 from its own members and aims to mobilize citizens in multiple states through a broad bond drive coordinated by Detroit reformer Couzens.
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North Dakota
Church League For Democracy
Episas
Boston
Foss of
Massa
Detroit
Couzens
North Dakota Industrial Prog Program Highlights
A fragmented note outlines state laws including taxation, public official bonding, mine inspection, child labor, and wage rules. It mentions central state bank concepts, payroll timing, and insurance costs. Worship times and school start hints appear, though full details are unclear.
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Central State Bank
Vinje Church Service and Bottinity Lutheran Evang Class
A church service at Vinje church and an afternoon testimonial will be continued into the evening. Bottiness Lath hosts a 6 PM service. The Evangelistic class will meet as a Lutheran chase.
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Vinje
Bottiness
Lutheran Chase
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