County Fair Set With Record Attendance Expected
County fair preparations near completion amid expected record attendance. Train service to run nightly until six, with extra coaches for crowds from Western Canada and nearby areas. Exhibits in art and livestock promised at standard quality. premium lists requested by women promise a fine show. Listings of local women agents and supervisors across Antler to Bottineau are named for accepting entries and aiding shipments.
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Gifford
G. N
Canada
Ant~ler
Westhope
Omemee
Maxbaas
Lande
C. E. Johneim
Mewburg
Dyer
Antler
RB. R. Zirkle
Peter Boroson
Landa
Bering
Souris
Mra Pratt
Walter Tripp
Gardena
Clark Foster
Kramer
White Spur
J. A. Kemp
Maxbass
J. H. Cooke
Willow City
Overly
Steve Wolfe
Russell
Deep and
Newburg
Andy Johnston
Carbury
Bottinead
Bottineau
Fair Association
Lou Raab
Pete
Imple
Real Estate Transfers Involving Reynalds and Anna
Fragmentary notice shows transfers of property in Lanaford and Lat 18 Mack 20 August. Names include Reynalds, Anna Ww D, Botte, Ole Packman and wife. Details are garbled but indicate land parcels and dates amid uncertain figures.
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Ftrom Reynalds
Anna
B. Teyolds
Botte
Lanaford
Ole Packman
Gorge Eile
Mack
Gremn
D. Wi
Gore
Car collision east of city leaves two injured free
F. D. Johnson and E. Alander of Minot escaped serious harm after their Oldsmobile, six cylinder, smashed against a south fence and railing near the river bridge while trying to pass another vehicle on the state road. Miss Fisher of the Forestry Normal school drove the other car.
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F. D. Johnson
8. E. Alander
Minot
Bottineau
Oldsmobile
Miss Fisher
Forestry Normal School
Bottineau Baseball Suffered Losses Then Rally On Weekend
Bottineau opened the week with an 18 to 2 loss to Rugby at the Fair Grounds. They defeated Willow City 12 to 5 on Friday, then beat Rugby 8 to 2 on Sunday, avenging the prior drubbing. Bottineau later fell 9 to 5 to Omemee after an error plagued effort. Nordin homered and doubled in four trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Bottineau
Bate
Willow City
Bud Lizotte
Nordin and
Williams
Omemee
Soo
Errora
Monte Woods
Titus
Nordin
Omemes
Prices of Farm Crops Fall Below Prewar Averages
The May 1 years crop price report from the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates shows six crops corn oats barley flax potatoes and cotton below prewar averages while wheat rye and buckwheat run above. Wheat fell from 1 50 to 1 23 per bushel in April with South Dakota as the low region where some counties report 70 cents. Corn and oats average prices also dip nationwide with South Dakota noting particularly low figures.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
United States
County Court News Probate Actions and Licenses
In the matter of the Estate of Frank Davis deceased a hearing op probate of Will granted and John L. Davis appointed Executor. In the matter of the Estate for Peter Wold petition granted and order for sale issued. Marriage licenses issued to June 9 and June 11 with license to wed issued to a party unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
John L. Davis
Peter Wold
Bonds Endorse North Dakota Securities By Wood Oakley
Chicago bond experts Wood and Oakley certify North Dakota bonds as gilt edge securities. Industrial Commission forecasts strong Eastern market demand after their opinion. Dearborn Independent campaign support and a recall campaign fundraiser urged, with a Fargo contributor sending five dollars for the Victory Fund.
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Wood & Qakely
Chicago
United States
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Wood & Oakley
Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford
Independent
Detroit
Dearborn Michigan
Read Before Signing Petition Warns Farmers
Attorney General Lemke notes farmers signed I V A recall petitions without knowing details and may withdraw signatures upon request. Readers urged to demand removal if signed unknowingly and inform the attorney general, and to check documents carefully before signing to avoid serious consequences.
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Lemke
Attorney General's Office
Ivas
Baptist Church Weekly Services and Activities
Sunday School begins at 10 A M with morning worship at 11 15. Evening service scheduled for 8 P M. Teacher Training Monday evening. Bible Study and Prayer service Wednesday night. Mission Circle this week Friday at 8 P M at Mrs J McKay’s.
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Mission Circle
Mra. J. McKay's
Lutheran Church Services and Meeting Notes
Lutheran church notices list morning services at Nordlands and Bot tineau with a 3 PM service at Mangers and an 8 PM service. Sunday School and Bible Class at the main Lutheran church at 10 AM. A June business meeting noted by the Mangers ladies, with a local church work mention and a person named Hin afternoon Mhorald Sveem Bottineau.
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Nordlands
Mangers
Bottineau Lutheran Church
Maine ‘Luth
Mhorald Sveem
Bottineau
George P Hampton remembered as farmer ally and leader
United States Senator E F Ladd honors George P Hampton, a tireless champion of farmers through the Farmers National Council and allied groups. The tribute notes his work for alcohol, parcel post, and oleomargarine laws, plus push for federal controls on packers and railroads, agricultural credit, and marketing facilities. It calls for continuing his mission through united farmer organizations and loyal political action.
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George P. Hampton
Farmers’ National Council
People's Reconstruction League
All American Cooperative Commission
People's Legislative Service
United Farmers’ Forum
Washington State Grange
Hampton
Geo. Hampton
Free National Council
Progressive Granges
Atlantic City
National Council
Farmers National Council
Council
People’s Reconstruction League
All American Cooperative ‘Commission
Ers
Farmers Open Forum
People’s Legislative Service
Operative Ife Insurance
Raaseni
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmer
America
Ham
Thone
Presbyter Church Invites Attendance for Children’s Day
A cordial invitation extends to all to attend Children’s Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church. The message emphasizes moral uplift and guiding a man toward right thinking and living. Come to church Sunday.
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Christian Endeavor
New W N P L Club Formed in June Meeting
A Friday evening gathering led to the formation of a new W N P L club. Members say the group aims to foster local community engagement and organize upcoming social events.
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If the Agery
Canada Claims Supremacy in Cooperative Growth
Canada boasts 40,809 cooperative societies far more than the United States, with growth outpacing last year by over 50 percent. Quebec hosts 176 co ops with 60,000 members, assets around $10 million, and annual business exceeding $30 million.
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Canada
United States
Quebec
Woman Ends Life at Farm Near Willow City
Sunday afternoon at a farm home six miles southwest of Willow City near the Mouse River Mrs. Jake Cole shot herself through the neck with a .22 rifle. She was taken to Rugby hospital where she died Tuesday morning leaving a husband thirteen children and nineteen children total.
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Willow City
Mouse River
Jake Cole
Local Happenings and Milestones in Lansford
Dr. H D Fisher rushed to KenSsee State for appendicitis operation. Seniors hosted Juniors on last day of school, with commencement in Hall. Rev Crossley gave a splendid address. Graduates Varee Oliver Josie Gilbertson Glenn Heath Harry Olson. Elmer McLean and Madrid Morris wed at Maxbass. Allie Johnson and Ruby Hoskins wed at Mohall. Bottineau boosters promote Fair. Masons district meeting at Sherwood. Mike Lahey cleaned two wells in a day. Floyd Bakers visited Ben Wilson’s. Catholic services held. Farmers Telephone directors met. Mrs P L Garnas operated on for appendicitis. Street and walk improvements underway. Community program, two more shows planned. Wm Martin and Ira Johnston attended N P L Club in Clatfield. Lindrman’s 24 overturned southbound. occupants shaken. G B Knudson fencing acreage recently purchased.
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H. D. Fisher
Kenssere
Frank C. Nye Carrier
H. D. Johnston
Rev. Crossley
Varee
Oliver
Josie Gilbertson
Glenn Heath
Harry Olson
Ladies Aid of
The
English Lutheran Church
Elmer McLean
Madrid Morris
Maxbaass
Allie Johnson
Ruby Hoskins
Glenburn
Mohall
Bottienau
Masons
Sherwood
Mike Lahey
Martin
Ira Johnston
N. P. L. Club
Clatfield Township
Lindrman
Dick Gibbs
Shorty Richard-t
G. B. Knudson
Child of Hagen Dies. Funeral Held
Report from Starbuck Township states the child of Henry Hagen died at the E. Elvenson home Tuesday evening with funeral Thursday. A service is planned at the Nidar on Sunday June 26 at 11:00 AM. Word arrives of Inga Haugan’s marriage on June 8 in Dayton Ohio with well wishes from local friends. Mrs. Derans visited R. Seph.
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Henry Hagen
E. Elvenson
Nidaron
Inga Haugan
Dayton
Ohio
Killed in Auto Accident Sunday Near Overly
Lars Aamodt and two other men were in a high speed car crash near the Overly town line at 3 A M Monday. Aamodt was thrown against the running board and died en route to Willow City after his wound was dressed in Overly. One other occupant was injured. funeral set for 2 P M today in Overly.
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Lars Aamodt
Overly
Mr. Aamodt
Willow City
Anderson
Willow
North Dakota State Fair to Mat 125000 Attendances
Special Correspondence reports Secretary E R Montgomery plans major fairground improvements including a new hog barn and a new dairy cattle building. Seating capacity is expanded to 2500. organizers expect 125000 visitors during the week. Horses and horsemanship events feature two 1000 class races with 15 entries each. Montgomery urges exhibitors and county agents to participate and bring products for exhibition or competition.
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Grand Forks
Jonath
E. R. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Gand Forks
M. Montgomery
North Dakota
Montgomery
Pevenne
Mectanuary
Commonwealth
Montgomeryr
Omen Township Ladies Aid and Community Notes
Omen Township reports a quiet Sunday with attendees including Mrs Albert Vikan, Miss Sophia Gunderson, and Oscar Sjoberg who traveled to Dunseith and the sanitarium. Community events include a basket social in Colvin Hall, visits to homes, a baptism at St Galem's church, and tire service at a local shop.
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Mumber
Ladies Aid
St John Bjornseth
Mia
Albert Vikan
Sophia Gunderson
Oscar Sjoberg
Dunseith
Kelvin Yew
Mima Gunderson
Mins Bill Olson
Ole Olson
Colvin Hall
Henry Hagen
St Galem’s Church
Thurs
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Robinson
Ferguson
County Court News
N. D. Bonds
U. K. Say Attorneys
Basket
Lutheran Church
E. F. Ladd
Presbyter
W, N. P. L. Club
Lansford News
Starbuck Township
Omen Township
Minagresee Torgerson
Seles Aamesd
Mins Exther
Ole Oleti
Etha Olen Essen
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