Treachery in North Dakota Publicity Pamphlet Scandal
A critique accuses Tom Hall secretary of state of publishing a state Publicity Pamphlet that favored opponents to farmers and the League. It alleges improper costs and misfeasance in office with coercive political manipulation and calls for legal action to recover funds.
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Tom Hall
Kositzky
Langer
League
Frazier
Bank of North Dakota
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Hall
Mills Draws Large Crowd at Fair Grounds
Walter Thomas Mills addressed about 300 local farmers at the fair grounds last Thursday. The orator and teacher delivered a clear, persuasive talk on laws, exposing I V A supporters as dishonest. No questions followed and supporters pledged a larger crowd if he returns.
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Walter Thomas Mills
Mills
Returning soldiers fear delay in industrial commission pay
Returning soldiers warn that the defeat of the Industrial Commission law may stall the $25 monthly payments for service members. They fear a legal tangle over payment supervision if no industrial law exists, questioning the overlap of patriotism, politics, and veterans’ rights.
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Industrial Commission
Uncle Sam
Indus Commission
Grand Forks Herald Debate on Extravagant Sums
A fragmented excerpt shows the Grand Forks Herald discussing proposed sums in the state, contrasting 1 000.00 as extravagant with 1 000.00 as conservative. Ambiguous text mentions Matt Johnson and suggests questioning his sanity.
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Grand Forks Herald
Minals and Mills
Matt Johnson
Bark-Enuff of St. Thomas Bares Grand Theatre Address
A Monday speech at the Grand Theatre by Rev. Barkenuff drew about 300 to hear claims that the Nonpartisan League is linked to Bolsheviks and labor unrest. The speaker, aided by Mr. A Benson, attacked Washington and North Dakota steering committees while criticizing Canadian Methodists and local bankers.
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Grand Theatre
St. Thomas
A. Benson
Barkenuff
Sam Wilson
Jerry Daley
Andy Johnston
Nonpartisan League
Russia
Gene Debt
Masonic Lodge
Bismarck
Geo
Townley
Mills
Gentleman
Methodist Church of Canada
Winnipeg
Barky
North Dakota
Pembina County
Townley and
Turning Our Losses Into Gain Under New North Dakota Laws
The article argues Pres. J. H. Worst lost his job over claiming farmers lose 55 million dollars yearly due to unfair weights dockage and middlemen. It cites Dr. Ladd expanding the figure, estimating similar savings from new North Dakota laws for grain marketing and other reforms.
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Pres
J. H. Worst
The
Agricultural College
Dr. Ladd
Worstanl
North Dakota
America
Ife
Vague Call to Vote Yeas on June 26
Fragmentary text urges voting Yeas seven times on June 26. No clear event, place, or organizing body is identifiable.
Election Aftermath Sentences From Twin City Bankers
Vague fragmentary notes reference a morning after election with Twin City Bankers Trust and Saint. The wording is unclear about a concrete event, date, or location beyond a bank and regional context.
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Ak Set Ibe Sre
Twin City Bankers Trust
MN Pakate Ore
Eee
Saint “Pa
Vbr ii
Hea
Ous
New Tanlac Plant Completes Expansion at Dayton Ohio
One of the nation s largest pharmaceutical laboratories has been completed in Dayton Ohio for Tanlac production. The six story 60 000 square foot plant features fireproof design private rail facilities modern equipment and automated sterile bottle production. A Windsor Canada laboratory mirrors capacity growth while U S and Canadian distribution expands through thousands of druggists and Atlanta and Retonal Seale offices.
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United States
Dayton
Ohio
Tanlac
Remakab Ie
Union
Canada
Rocnted
Atlanta
Georgia
Retonal Seale Salchey Oe Sm
Pertee
Bay
Webs 'Drug Co
Gardena
Notice to Creditors Estate of Amélia Boettcher
Notice to creditors of Amélia Boettcher deceased in Bottineau County North Dakota requests claims be presented with vouchers to the executors at Gardena North Dakota within six months after first publication dated June 5 1919. Executors named Albert Boettcher and Max Boettcher.
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State of
North Dakota
Annual Meeting Notice for Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Annual meeting of the stockholders of Farmers Mutual Telephone Company set for Friday June 30th 19h i Sener Se with agenda likely including reports and election of directors for the cooperative.
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Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Amended By Law Section Four Read for Affa Norse Magnuson
The secretary reports the vote to amend section four of the by laws to read as follows est in its affaira Nels Magnuson.
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Nels Magnuson
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Bottineau
Itineau County
Bottineau Co-operative Publishing ‘Company
Millor
ST. Thomas Bares
James Harris
Falky
LV. A’s
Mercer, Dunn
Oliver
Will
Frea Barris
Bank of Bottineau
First National Bank
H.mcintosh
Provident
W. R. Maintosh
Wiese
W. Cathro
John T. Neville
P. J. Scully
D. Bower
Eeeeeee
John E. Martin
Court House Near
Star Grocery
M. J. Farnand Chiropractor
Yeveningas
Atendant
Wpieni Atulyela
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