North Dakota Bank Audits and Farm Program Debate
The Bottineau Courant weighs in on critiques of the Bank of North Dakota and state audits. It defends management, condemns the State Auditor’s examination as political, and argues for public ownership of farm credit and marketing facilities to secure industrial justice. The piece links audits to broader battles with big business and urges farmer loyalty to the Industrial Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau Courant
Bottineau County
Cathro
Bank of
North Dakota
Farmers Advocate
Advocate
Bank of North Dakota
Anqudit
Pankia
Industrial Commission
Kositzky
Henesty
State Auditor’s Office
Tewell
Bismarck Tribune
J. I. Cahill
Leith
Farmers’ Elevator
J. Cahill
J. J. Cahill
League
Mr. Cahill
Judge Nuessle
Nuessle
State Supreme Court
Langer
Supreme Court
Jis
Christianson
North Frikata
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
New Orleans
Seattle
Northwest
Farmer
Mill and Elevator Association
Experimental Mill
Carbury Young
Jqmj
Knit Union Suits and Athletic Underwear Sale
A retail ad notes two weight options for knit union suits at 2.50 and 3.00 dollars with lighter and heavier choices for comfort. Also promotes sleeveless short length Athletic style garments starting at 1.50 dollars and up, available in various sizes.
The decisive battle amid a business stand in Congress and Dakotas
Report notes a last desperate stand by big business across the country and in the northwest and North Dakota as Congress and federal courts engage in attacks and counter moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
North Dakota
Congress of the
United States
Question for Wu about Langer and Kate O Hare meeting two years ago
The Courant asks why Mr. Langer and his supporters were anxious to meet Kate O H are when she was in Barr e arranging for an attorney to defend her. It seeks a direct explanation from Mr. Langer about aiding counsel for Mrs O H are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. Langer
Mr. Langer
Kate O'Hare
Barge
Death of Mrs. Maryanna Cox at 72 in city home
Mrs. Maryanna Cox died last Sunday from a paralytic stroke at age 72. She leaves six children including John Bond and Emma Bond of the city, W E Watson of Rolette, Arthur Ryder of Froid Mont, and M S Samuelson of Des Moines. Funeral services were at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J N Start officiating, burial in Oak Creek cemetery. Mrs. Cox had lived in Bottineau since 1895 and recently moved here from Rolette with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bond
Maryanna Cox
Cox
John
W. E. Watson
Rolette
Arthur Ryder
Froid, Mont
M. S. Samuelson
Des Moines
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Sickness and Death
The Cox Bond and Ryder families thank friends for help during their mother’s illness and death and for floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Emma Bond
Arthur Ryder
Local Commission Co Loses Suit on Draft
Federal court in St Paul finds the Local Commission Co failed to collect on a $6500 cattle draft drawn on North Dakota’s Bank of Antler. The bank allegedly cashed the draft to cover a prior debt, a decision the firm may seek retrial over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Commission Firm
McKissick, Alcorn, Magnus & Co
D. L. Grannis
Commission
Commission Company
State Bank of Antler
South St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Bottineau Co-operative Publishing Co. Publishers
Richard Costello
Bottineau
Michaels
STERN
JI Mne
Mother Hubbard
Greengard Brothers
Local Commission CO
John Sexo & Co
W. Tlinois
Tim
Ian Mais
Abtetals Maida
Gorder Automotive Co
Bottineau, N. D
Samson Chevrolet Gray
F. C. B. Rot
D. L. Charnholm
Courant Office
City Tailor Shop
Murdoch & Bauer
Barment
Bruner Woolens
Goodyear
Frame Auto Go
N. Dak
Michaud Brothers
Minn
Fergus Falls
Meccaughna Bottineau
Bottineau Ice Cream Go
Bottineau, N. Dak
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