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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

4

Nonpartisan League supporter praises farm reform and North Dakota banking

Dr W J Spillman, noted farm expert, writes on American agriculture and the Nonpartisan League. He argues distribution, salaries, and profits shape farmer welfare, notes opposition from old-line exploiters, and endorses North Dakota efforts to curb tenancy and promote home ownership. He lauds North Dakota banking potential and farm prosperity.

W. J. Spillman Farm Journal Bureau of Farm Management United States Department of Agriculture Nonpartisan League Spillman David F. Houston Houston Spiilman Tme Mig He A League Minneapolis Conaneree Twin Cities American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago

Ruth M. Johnson Candidate for North Dakota Education Head

The editorial urges Ruth M. Johnson a daughter of the farm to lead North Dakota's education system. As a rural life advocate and educated expert she offers a contrast to city-anchored schooling and the rewards seen there.

North Dakota Miss Johnson Valley City Normal School University of Wisconsin Valley City Normal Ilinois Wisconsin Jud Consolidated School Tioga Ethnol Nonpartisan League 8. W. Johnson Steele County Ruth M. Johnson

Letter From 1920 North Dakota Politician Endorsed by Farmers

A 1920 letter from a North Dakota state senator congratulates Thes Pendray on receiving farmers' endorsement for Congress. It defends the senator against anti League press claims, explains the writer did not seek or pressure for endorsement, and recounts tensions with Congressman Young over loyalty to the League, Governor Frazier, and townley.

Bismarck N. Dak Thes, Pendray Stutsman County Jamestown N. Dak Pendary Farmers’ Organization Congress Fargo Forum Bismarck Tribune anti-League Townley Young League North Dakota Frazier Leagee Nonpartisan League Baer Sinclair Chamber of Congress Friends of R. A. Nestos Minot Nestos Langer L. J. Paldn Judas Tseariot Christ John Steen The Grand Forks Herald Red Cross

North Dakota political clippings and campaign questions

A long letter from an unnamed supporter offers to campaign for R A Nestos and asks payment of expenses. The text then presents a barrage of questions about Langer, Frazier, and Nonpartisan League issues, with references to North Dakota conventions, wartime drives, and editor Lee of the Advocate.

Lee The Advocate Thompson the Grand

Cooper stays in sheriff race despite controversy

J R Cooper remains in the nomination race for sheriff despite not receiving the T V A endorsement. The Courant clarifies the parties and notes the ongoing campaign, while related items reference Socialist labels and party positions in the broader discourse. The Neptune era letter outlines Navy pay scales and enlistment terms, with Roy Hearonemus visiting Fargo.

The Courant J. R. Cooper Cooper

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