Berg of Landa Publicity Sparks North Dakota Feud
A Starbuck Times clipping shows a North Dakota resident, Mr. Berg of Landa, replying to a prior letter. The exchange accuses others of graft, mismanagement, and political bias surrounding the I V A, a Devils Lake convention, the Drake mill, dockage law, and state finances. The letter-writer defends the League and criticizes Berg’s views as ignorant and manipulated.
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Buglston
Berg
Otteson
Nonpartisan League
Nij
Mr. Berg
Drake Mill
North Dakota
Drake
Devils Lake
Esch- Cummins R. R
Look Out For Worthless Stock
A cautionary piece warns investors about worthless stock tied to overhyped ventures across North Dakota. It urges checking enterprise nature, plan of organization, control, property value, encumbrances, and board qualifications before committing funds, and to insist on sworn director statements plus a full financial plan.
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North Dakota
Board of Directors
Shipstead landslide tale in Minnesota politics
The piece reflects on Shipstead's strong primary showing and the shift in Minnesota politics as women voters arrive in the general election. It contrasts League backed legislation aiding common people with opposition bills favoring big business, noting the era’s rhetorical battles over homes churches and social change.
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League
Shipstead
Minnesota
Inform
Hail Insurance Offers Increased Coverage Available
The State Hail Insurance Department at Bismarck announces that an added eight dollars per acre may be applied for before July 1. Applications must be in duplicate on blanks provided by the County Auditors. Banks may have blanks or department can supply them. After notarization, send to the county auditor for policy issuance. Duplicate notices are required this year on 1921 blanks sent within eight days after notices.
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Bismarck
Hail Insurance Department
88th Division Reunion Set For Des Moines August
Camp Dodge is revived as a mammoth tent city at the Iowa state fairgrounds to house 10 000 veterans for the 88th Division reunion August 26 to 28 in Des Moines Major H H Polk is general chairman and General Bundy of the Seventh Corps says the government will furnish tents and berths free of charge Delegates from the midwest are expected with 6000 to 10000 attendees and regimental sections will mirror Camp Dodge layout during wartime
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Seventh Corps
Mid-West
County Fair In Progress At Devils Lake Grounds
At press time the county fair shows little activity. The Devils Lake Boy Scout Band is well regarded and expected to be popular. A morning game between Deloraine and Ome mee ended 4 to 5 in favor of the Canadians. Tomorrow Bottineau faces Rugby, with Bottineau and Brandos set to play Friday morning.
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Fair Grounds
Devils Lake
Wortham World’s Best Shows at State Fair Grand Forks
Clarence A. Wortham’s World’s Best Shows to perform at the North Dakota State Fair in Grand Forks from July 18 to 23. The three ring circus and wild animal act features portable entertainments once seen at Coney Island and the Pacific Coast, with five open air companies and twenty shows in the lineup.
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Clarence A. Wortham
Grand Forks
Mr. Wortham
Coney Island
Great Atlantic Sea Coast
Wortham
Pacific Coast
Evans
Ani
Anton
Bottineau Baseball Triumph At Home In Local Standings
Bottineau high school faced off in a decisive home game securing a victory for the baseball team. Key players stepped up to drive the win as fans cheered a strong offensive display and solid pitching throughout.
Gathering of the Clans at Omemee Caledonian Day
A packed Omemee event drew Caledonians from across North Dakota and beyond under a large Masonic tent. Bands and singers including Bard Douglass and Cranston performed as Piper McLeod and McDonald won piping prizes. Prizes honored Highland dress, dancing, and youth, with Miss Marion Cameron and Mrs. Douglass noted for performances. The Dudley Nash address and community praise closed a day promoting harmony and Celtic fellowship.
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Omemee
McDougall
Automobil
W. E. Tripp
Deutcher Omemee
Maria McBain
Bottineau
Granny Waddle
John A. McLean
Flora Cameron Burr
W. A. Meddaugh
Brotherhood of Man
Bard Douglass
Winnipeg
Caledonians
Douglass
Bard Cranston
Bonnie Dundee
Cranston
Arthur White
Kramer
Anderson
Willow City
Kenneth McKenzie
Kippen
McKenzie
Glee Club
John A. Cameron
Westhope
Lada
Cameron
Marion
James MacLean
Sarles
Mrs. Douglass
Doris Ness
Little Peggy
Piper McLeod
Cameron Highlanders
Strathspey
Reel
Piper McDonald
Langdon
N. D
Pipera McLeod
McDonald
Bottineau County
Hector McDougall
Burns’ Club
Minot
John Cameron
Weathope
John
Chief McDougall
Black Watch
Leonore Michaela
Caledonian
Evelyn Cameron
Grace Giffin
Afton Water
Dudley ‘Nash
Citisena
Summer Term Enrollment at Normal School Surges
Enrollment reaches 172 including 23 kindergartners with a 60 percent rise in the normal school's summer term. Incoming students hail from Chicago, Minnesota, North Dakota, Valley City, Minot, and other institutions. Faculty planned social events, postponed by weather, and hosted a grove picnic with ice cream for all. The year totals by term show 266 students overall. convocation discussed time off for the Fair and adjournment planned Thursday noon to allow a longer break rest of the week.
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Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Valley City
Minot
Haa
Big Circus Readies Nationwide Tour From Rugb y Show
Colonel Seth B. Howe announces Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals merging to tour the United States and Canada before winter. The act plans three rings two steel arenas aerial maze and hippodrome with 384 human stars backed by Van Amburg wild animal acts.
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Seth B. Howe
Howe
Great
London
van Amburg
Howe-Van Amburg
United States
Canada
Rugby
N. C
England
States
Mrs Stirland Kristenson Ronnoug obituary notes 1921 birth 1688
Mrs Ronnoug Kristenson Ronnoug Stivland Vesta born Ringebu Guildbrandadalen October 2 1688. Married 1860 to Sven Stivland. Emigrated 1867 to Fillmore County Minnesota, moved to Pope County Minnesota in 1868, eight children. Husband died May 12 1914. She moved to Bottineau County in 1920 to live with daughter Mrs Ole Iverson. Died June 11 1921. Burial Turtle Mountain Cemetery June 20 1921. Rev T T Carica Bottineau officiated.
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Ronnoug Kristenson Vesta
Ringebu
Ji Fead
Nils Stiviand
Pepe
Karen
F. C. Gutte
Anna
Mre
Ole Iverson
Johanne
Ole Benson
Idaho
Sever Ine
Halvor Halvorson
Crosby
N. C
Mathea
Ving
Minn
Kristian
Stirland
Turtle Mountain
T. ‘T. Cariaca
Bottineau
Victory Fund Prize Drive Prompts Township Campaign
The National Nonpartisan League urges townships to raise funds by November 1 to win a prize Shorthorn bull donated by N. T. Nels on & Son of Mayville North Dakota. Opening date June 20. contributions after that date count. Outside groups like Pearson's Magazine back the drive.
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N. T. Nelson & Son
Mayville
N. D
Pearson's
United States
New Socracy
Henry Ford
Pearson’s
Labor Unions
Ge — ‘Treas
Fargo
North Dakota
Annual Meeting Notice of Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
The annual meeting will be held Friday June 24 at Souris North Dakota starting 2 o'clock. Three directors for a term of three years will be elected. Directors whose terms expire are Ole M. Hamstad EB Olson and Jacob Overgaard. All stockholders should attend. Dated June 7 1921. Nels Magnuson Secretary.
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Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Souris
N. D. Abeestan
Ole M. Hamstad
EB. Olson
Jacob Overgaard
Nels Magnuson
Additions Made to Farm Accounts Force in North Dakota
Rex E Willard announces expanded Farm Accounts Department in the North Dakota Extension Division due to rising demand. Hutzel Metzger promoted to Assistant Farm May Demonstrator and hired as farm management agent with the U S Department of Agriculture. T B Mhorfinnson, 1921 A College graduate, named farm management agent effective July 1. Three clerks added. clerical staff funding comes from several county farm bureaus across the state supporting cost of production efforts.
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A. Cy Mod
Farm Accounts Department
North Dakota Extension Division
Rex E. Willard
Hutzel Metzger
Metzer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
T. 8. Mhorfinnson
A. College
Metzger
Rainy trip for Bottineau to Brandon ends scoreless
The Bottineau baseball team travelled to Brandon Manitoba last Wednesday where no games were played due to persistent rain. The result was a creditable 12 to 0 short end, reflecting weather rather than play.
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Bottinesa
Braiden
Man
Marred Couple Faces Tragic Courtship Case Shifts
Ailing Crowder and Alex Crowder appear at the courthouse amid a troubled marriage dispute. The case centers on alleged miscommunication and a long-standing family conflict. Local officials urge calm as proceedings continue.
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M. Crowder
Alex
Piere Ee Courant Ag
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Hastings
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Glenwood
Big Bis
Fle Independent Voters Association
Wall Street
Ottebon
Burnquist
Sam
Fe N. P
I. V. Avo
Bere
Derg
E Bottineau
Forestry
Mrs
Ronnoug Stivland
Addrenti
National Nonpartisan League
Brandon
Marsden
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