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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
The Bottineau Courant notes editor Trubshaw critiquing North Dakota bonds. It counters a local editor's dismissal and cites Moody’s AAA rating and a Supreme Court view as support for the bonds’ safety. The piece targets merchants farmers and workers amid debate over state credit.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a promotion trail involving Merchants National Bank and a summer school program. Mentions Dali-ne im and F. Ly Pres with incomplete identifiers and street address 806 Front. Further readable details are sparse.
The piece critiques opinions on North Dakota bonds favoring Tiffanys on jewels and condemning the I V A as unsafe. It notes Senator E F Ladd warning tenants may become peasants and urges farmer independence through cooperatives and own banks warehouses and abattoirs to shape prices and policy.
The 1921 22 catalog of North Dakota Agricultural College has been printed and issued. It outlines courses, degree requirements, and campus offerings for the upcoming academic year.
Copies may be obtained from Registrar A. H. Parrott. Registration for the next school year starts September 26 and ends June 18. Summer school courses at the Agricultural College open this week.
The Egg Law, House Bill 81, passed in a Legislature dominated by the I V A s. Retail dealers at a convention heard Sec. W A Donnelly urge merchants to refuse licenses and reports to challenge the law in court if prosecuted. The issue pits I V A influence against merchant responsibility for eggs from farm to store.
Rudolph Bjornseth returns home from Bathgate North Dakota where he graduated from high school. Services at Salems church were well attended with a strong sermon by A K Torgerson. Local visits include Mrs Torgerson at Frank Stokes home and many attending the Dunseith Flag Day event. Various residents—Miss Sophie and Knut Torgerson Eddie Johnson and others—were seen visiting or traveling to nearby towns and farms.
A sequence of land transactions shows Ernest Dillenberg and wife transferring to Minnie A. McLeod for one dollar, and multiple other transfers among Frances Rinkel, Frank Benz, Louis Conrad, and regional banks. Notable entries include Edward Rowe and wife selling to Atlantic Elevator Co and John G. Walstad’s paths to Hovland Walstad Farm Security Co, with varied parcel descriptions and nominal sums.
Anton Wall of Calvin visited last week to review farming interests. O O Wareberg made a business trip to Wales Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Banker Johnson moved into the Ole Berg house formerly occupied by Mrs Moen. Professor Esser of Upham School was a Sunday visitor with the Warebergs. Carbury Farmers Elevator Co held its annual meeting, reelecting J J Dalen and Ansheim for three years. board reelected Moum as President Magnuson as Vice President and Dalen as Secretary. They will decide on a manager at the next meeting. They ordered 25 000 pounds of Plymouth twine.
Ice cream social and lunch scheduled at Perry Consolidated School Hoffman township on Friday at 6 30 P M hosted by the Hoffman Women’s Nonpartisan Club 192 Neighbors invited for ice cream and a ball game promised by the Hoffman ball team. additional event details appear garbled with church ladies aid mentions in Vinje church and other parties.
A funeral was held Monday afternoon for the late Walker at the family home with Rev. officiating. The Courant extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Walker.
A large Nonpartisan League picnic is planned at the Fred Went landt grove one mile northwest of Russell on July 4. Good speakers will be present to give talks. Also, Mr. and Mrs. R J Walker express thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and death of their son Gordon.
The Woman's Progressive Club No 52 met with Mrs. Simonage on a Friday in June. A picnic was planned for July 18 at Lockman's Grove. After the business session the hostess served a dainty lunch. Attendees included members from two neighboring clubs.
Local bakery lists Faultless Rye Minot Graham Light Buns Cinnamon Rolls Drop Cakes Cookies Angel Food Cake Light Cake Devils Food Cake and invites orders for any other cakes.
Notice of a special meeting of Hilton School District No. 10 voters on June 28 1921 at Town Hall to decide on issuing bonds of 15000 payable 20 years at 4 percent semi annually to fund construction of a consolidated school. Meeting set 2 to 6 pm Bottineau North Dakota dated June 8 1921 by district clerk M N Larson.
A damaged notice describes a mortgage sale of premises in Bottineau County North Dakota to satisfy a debt. It lists the Union Central Life Insurance Company as plaintiff and mentions defendants Pratt, Stebbins, and others. The notice is dated May 1 1921 and directs payment and legal proceedings from Bottineau North Dakota.
Notice announces a mortgage foreclosure sale in Bottineau County North Dakota stemming from a Minnesota loan and trust company action. Details specify property legally described sections and quarters, sale date, price, and costs, with the sheriff sale to proceed under court order.
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