Farmers and Labor Endorse North Dakota Candidates
Bottineau Courant highlights Republican nominees endorsed by Farmers and Labor, praising BERT F. BAKER and demanding voters compare candidates’ programs. The piece urges North Dakota residents to choose those who support farmers and workers over politicians, stressing a clear pro farmer worker platform ahead of the June 28 election.
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Bottineau Courant
R. A. Nestos
Chas. Simon
Stegner
Platau
Bert F. Baker
North Dakota
Pwo-Bit Nelson
McCumber
Dakota
Platform pledge on farm loans and wartime measures
The platform reiterates support for a strengthened farm loan bond limit and extended credit for farm production. It calls for the Ladd currency bill, above-cost prices for farm produce, full-time factory operation, and liberal federal compensation. It also endorses the Agricultural Bloc and labor laws from 1919.
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United States
Oversight Notes Highlight State Board Appointment Details
The fragment references Frank Talcott who was recently appointed by Governor Nes of the State Board. It appears to be part of a larger note on yew oversights and official appointments, indicating administrative actions by state authorities.
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Frank 5. Talcott
Gov. Nes
State Board
Minnesota bank closures hit three days this week
A Minnesota banking run ends with five banks closing doors from April 18 to 21. Hill City State Bank held about $225,000 in deposits and Farmers State Bank of Storden about $200,000, both closing on Wednesday. The League pamphlet notes lack of league control there.
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Nesday
Minnesota
Hill City State Bank
Farmers State Bank of
Storden
League
Bankers Spurned Funds Then Whined For Them
In a League pamphlet critique, larger Red River Valley banks refused Bank of North Dakota redeposits at 4 percent, claiming the rate was too high, while smaller banks accepted them. When the money was needed, critics accuse the big banks of shouting foul. The pamphlet questions whether taking money from weaker banks to aid stronger ones would be proper.
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Bank of North Dakota
League
Red River Valley
Sveinbjorn Using Grand Jury To Strike At League
Attorney General Sveinbjorn John son sought to jail League members by arresting them before a magistrate but judges refused, citing insufficient proof of aiding the Nonpartisan League. A Grand Forks attorney then summoned a grand jury a month before the primary, indicting members without admissible evidence. The leak claims crooked work in the Scandinavian American Bank failure should lead to punishment, though it doubts any conviction.
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Sveinbjorn Johnson
League
Sveinbjorm
Fargo I. V. A
Grand Forks
Sveinbjorn
North Dakota
LeSueur Brinton Pocket State Funds for Campaign Play
A Grand Jury investigation reveals LeSueur and Brinton billed the state for $2,148.89 via the Industrial Commission fund and salaries up to May, plus $1,246.81 for Brinton for Jan to Mar and other expenses including a Pullman ride. Also charged were a California trip for Hastings and Burns Detective Agency costs totaling $4,059.25.
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North Dakota
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Nestos
Arthur LeSueur
J. W. Brinton
Industrial Commission Fund
J. R. Brinton
Summer School for Elementary Children Returns
The popular elementary summer school will be held again this year at the High School building. Classes run mornings from 9 o clock, starting Monday June 12. Misses Ruth and Lydia Clasen lead the program and interested parents should enroll children at Central School this Friday.
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Ruth
Lydia Clasen
Craft-Beaton Couple Weds at Pawtucket Church
Harold Craft of Liverpool Nova Scotia and Mary Beaton of Bottineau North Dakota united in marriage on May 29 at 9 pm in Pawtucket Church. Rev A G Lyon officiated. Bride wore old rose and pearl gray satin with georgette hat. The couple will reside in after the ceremony.
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Harold Craft
R. H. Craft
Liverpool
N. S
Mary Beaton
Duncan Beaton
Bottineau
North Dakota
Pawtucket
A. G. Lyon
Immigrant Drive to North Dakota Land Markets
North Dakota seeks eastern homeseekers to view soil crops farms roads and towns during the growing season to judge opportunities. The crop payment plan aims to protect buyers and encourage diversified farming, with local associations aiding immigration and a broad advertising push over 30 months. Banking support and crop-based contracts help sellers and buyers, though money shortages slow moves.
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North Dakota
Ladies Aid to entertain at William Eckberg home
Wheat on Township notes the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid will entertain Saturday afternoon at the William Eckberg home in Hoffman Township. Celeste Bergstrom visited Antler for a few days. Mr and Mrs Maurice Jensen stayed with Peter Peterson in Sherman Township Sunday afternoon. A Rinkle bought a carload of Turtle Mountain toothpicks and plans to fence his farm. Rink is expected to become a red dirt farmer.
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the Young Peoples. Society
Knute
E. L. Garden
Masonica
Bottineau
C. E. Hood
Jamestown
Jamestown College
Tom Carlson
Grand Forks County
Art Swanson
Kenmare
H. H. Monkman
J. C. Jirikowic
W. A. Thatcher
T. E. Wilson
Jirikowic
Thatcher
Otto McDonald
Ben Iverson
Deloraine
Bernard Erickson
Mohall
Prof
Nelson
Hillsboro
Miss Wik
Otto Walberg
Dorry Farm
Ladies Aid
Swedish Lutheran Church
William Eckberg
Hoffman Township
Celeste Bergstrom
Antler
Maurice Jensen
Peter Peterson
Sherman Township
A. Rinkle
Turtle Mountain
Rink
Miss Elsie Townsend Spends Holiday with Westhope Parents
South Wheaton notes Miss Elsie Townsend, popular at farming circles, is spending her vacation with her parents at Westhope while recently working as head trainer on a nearby farm project.
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South Wheaton
Elsie Townsend
Westhope
Infallible Patiant and Political Ads in North Dakota Notice
Fragmented OCR from a North Dakota page shows insomnia joke dialogue, political advertising notes, and a mortgage sale notice. It lists a mortgagee J Weeks Bottineau and a July sale date, with a county commissioner announcement by J B Brennan Antler, plus requests for votes and support.
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Notich
Sottineau
Bortinead
Mortgare
County’ O
J. Weeks
Bottineau
N. Ah
Bottshean
J. B. Brennan
Antler
N. Dak
Burr Seeks Re election for County Superintendent Post
Annie D Burr of Bottineau North Dakota requests support and votes in the upcoming primary and general elections for re election to the office of County Superintendent. She asks residents to consider her candidacy in the Tune Primaries and June 22 voting date.
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Ofice of
Annie D. Burr
Bottineau
Ni-D
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