Granny celebrates 100th birthday in Newburg county event
A centennial party honoring Granny drew community members and county figures. Speakers including Cameron Burr and J.C. Miller praised her long service while Rev. Jordheim and others noted world events. The program featured songs, stories, and a baseball game between Newburg and Start to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Are
Rav
Jordheim
A. Hill
Bastin Newburg
Thompson
Callie Ao
Cornwell
J. C. Miller
I. D. McBain
Granny
Joret Spite
Newburg
Start
TIE GAME AT DELORAINE AND LOSS TO OMEMEE
A fragmented report recalls a tied game at Deloraine and a loss to Omemee. It mentions Bottineau, a Canadian contest, and a local rugby event in the city with expected matches and a 24 hour timing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloraine
Omemee
Brandt
Estate Transfers Gent WB 1 En Yar 36
A short notice lists a series of real estate transfers involving Gent, WB 1, and Yar 36. Details are limited in the fragment, noting ownership changes and parcel references within the local registry context. No further parties or dates are clearly readable in the excerpt.
Shorthorn Shipped to South America
Farmers and cattlemen discuss cattle exports and costs as the Department of Agriculture notes plans. Names such as A. Toms, Percy Rus ena, and Erick Schults appear amid talk of herd sizes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
A. Toms
Percy Rusena
Erick Schults
Campaign fundraising plea and partial legal notice
The document urges raising fifty thousand dollars by July 1 to fund industrial programs and political campaigns, mentioning state officials, labor laws, freight rates, and grain markets. It includes a notice about debts, partnerships, and dissolution terms, dated June 1 with signatures and seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Courier News
Dartaine
Victoria
Airdale
Bree Sawnanipy
Benson Coun
Eh County
Picton Township
Towner County
Olgai Kaldor
Treas
North Dakota
Annual Meeting Notice for Farmers Company Directors
The annual meeting for the Farmers Company will start at 2 oclock PM to elect three directors for five year terms. Expiring terms belong to Ole M Renjamstad Ed Olson and Jacob Overgaard, stockholders are invited to attend. Dated June 16, 192 Nels Magnison, Secy. June 16.
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Ole Mt
Club 52 Holds Meeting at Home with Lunch
Club No 52 held its regular meeting Friday June 3 at a home with a light lunch. The club will meet Friday June 17 with Mrs John Simonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club NO
John Simon-age
Caledonian Program for Next Week at Crane County Fair
A Caledonian program is announced for next week with a parade led by a pipe band at 10 A M from Main Street. The event features a song contest, Scottish dances, highland fling, sword dances, and amateur piping. Performers include William Wetlauh, Sandy, Mrs Cornwell, and Kennethenzie among others, with readings by Wilson and McKenzie and a focus on Scottish songs and dances throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Wiliam Wetlauh
Girlong
Banca Hig
Caledonians Ronting
Wilson
Galetonians
Mrs. Lonabrough
Pes Scottish
Cameron
Wire Worm Infestation Affects Crops Across Regions
Several fields inspected last week show wire worm infestations. The pest has a three year life cycle, making control difficult in badly infested areas. Poisoning is impractical. crop rotation and thorough cultivation are recommended. When reseeding, work land thoroughly and consider seeding sweet clover with flax as a safer puree crop.
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C. B. Aumodt, Co. Agt
Unclear Radio Item Mentions Local People and Rain
Fragmentary report lists Alice Pel Jake Brandt Gillie Edmonton and Swede Andersert visiting relatives and friends in the region. Rain interfered with a game as players or teams are unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pel
Callar
Jake Brandt
Upham
Gillie Edmonton
Devils Lake
Andersert
Theigs
Bottineau County Fair entries urged with rules and prizes
Bottineau County fair organizers urge exhibitors to mail entries early for livestock and poultry, note entry fees of 2.50 plus stall costs, and remind that entries by phone or in person are possible. Early entry avoids jams. culinary and picture exhibits have final pickup times, with supplemental prizes announced by the Bottineau County Short Horn Breeders Association and Piper Howe Lumber Co. Additional notes cover prize opportunities, schedules, and horse racing arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umist
Bottineau
Bottineau County
SHORT
C. B. Granger
Marquette
Mich
Climax
Pacer
May Vertin
Charley S
Trotter
Peter Crow
Williston
Raynic, Jr
Ellis Wolford
Martin Hanfan'Bal
Green Queere
H Wilson
Green Pacer
S. H. JSON
Taxing Pure Bred Stock and Stock Improvement Ideas
Article discusses equalization board discussions on taxing pure bred stock, noting courts in Minnesota and elsewhere hold tax at beef or work value. It contrasts government subsidies for livestock in neighboring regions and foreign policies, emphasizing selective breeding as progress, while warning about outdated views and legal challenges.
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Equalization Boards
Minnesota
France
Belgium
Ibe
Bottineau Business Builders Meet Discuss Currency and Rest Room
The Bottineau Business Builders held their regular monthly meeting in the Commercial Club rooms. Discussion covered accepting Canadian currency at a 10 percent discount and arrangements for the Rest Room. A notice invites all to a picnic at the Austin Sanderson home Friday June ith with lunch served by the Ladies of the Nonpartisan Club No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau Business Builders
Ers of
Courant
Austin Sanderson
Willow
Nonpartisan Club No. 10
Summer term for grade pupils at Central School
Notices sent to parents of Central School and Seventh Grade pupils reveal that selective summer classes will run from nine to eleven each morning in the tie school building. Tuition is five dollars, nonrefundable. Mr. Leamer will discuss enrollment this Saturday at the high school, with classes starting June 13 and final acceptance by June 14. The program aims to improve reading, spelling, and fundamental arithmetic for next year. Every child starting school in September should attend the Kindergarten starting next Monday to aid preschool development before first grade.
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Central School
Tie School
Leamer
The League Press Attack on Farmers and Workers
A rallying call by A A Ould urging farmers and laborers to scrutinize local papers. It accuses railroads, bankers, and grain gamblers of oppression while urging readers to expose and boycott hostile publications until they are defeated. The piece emphasizes solidarity to reclaim press influence.
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Gue
Brasa
Plutoc
Ce Ee
Boyk
Vipame Elemi Eerces
Berg kinship noted amid township aid report
A fragmented item from Bomen Township references Albert Berg and a Ladies Aid group from Salem. It mentions Ernest Kavli, son of Mr and Mrs Kavli, as seriously ill, with other garbled lines suggesting community activity and financial concerns.
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Pear Bing
Albert Berg
Ladies Aid
Salem
Will
Regen Ae Sun
Ernest
Kavli
Government commission forms new anti unfair methods policy
In a weekly letter the author explains the creation by Congress of the Federal Trade Commission on September 26. Five commissioners were appointed to administer the law and pursue a program to curb unfair competition. The article notes thousands of complaints, many dismissed, and outlines the commission’s early activity and procedural aims. It previews further discussion on process and governance of the agency.
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Cies
Congress
House of
Senate
Huston Thompson
Chaiman Nelson B. Gaskill
John G. Pollard
Victor Murdock
John F. Nugent
Seaknd Commission
Swendertel
al Howe
Federal Trade Commission
Ind
the Commission
Civilege
Plane and Ball Game Draws Large Weekend Crowd
A flooded, unclear note describes a plane and ball game drawing a large crowd, with references to excitement and a festive atmosphere despite garbled OCR text. The readable elements suggest a local event summary with spectators and community interest.
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Bottineau I
Loraine
Barnes
Presbyterian Church
A. G. Burr
Second Judicial District
Robert A. Carlson
Tnsweing
August C. Green
Germany
Birger J. Gustavson
Sweden
Ibert
Roy Jacobson
Norway
Wimes
Botti
Ross Trimble
Westhope
Ross
Pt Ee Ere
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
State of
A Olson
Bestegeant
Jhetttens
Sou Roth
Emil Olson
Anton Lallum
Theo
BE. Wilson
Omemee News
Tineau County
the League Press
A. A. Ould
Bomen Township
Lads Weekly Letter
EP. Ladd
Fternoon
Ase
Tousen
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