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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

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Nonpartisan League Picnic With Townley At Towner

Tomorrow a big picnic 6 miles north of Towner features President A C Townley to speak at 10 30 AM plus prominent speakers. A Bottineau versus Towner ball game and a large bowery dance are on the program with refreshments. Leo C Horst also lists rally dates in Bottineau County from June 28 to June 29 at Gardena Eckman Overly and Kramer.

A. C. Townley Towner Townley Bottineau Leo C. Horst Bottineau County Horst Gardena Eckman Overly Kramer

Nazimova film 'Out of the Fog' shot at Maine lighthouse

Government grants permission for scenes of the sea drama to be filmed at a coastal lighthouse on the New England coast for Nazimova Production Company's Out of the Fog. A Washington trip secured the unusual government clearance for filming on government property.

Nazimena Maine Nazimova Washington New England

Red Cross Plans Home Care Classes Across County

Miss Naughton, a graduate Red Cross nurse, will lead Home Care of the Sick classes for county branches. Groups of ten to twenty members may organize. Aimed at boosting student health in county schools and supporting county nurses, with July and August sessions available to all county women. The Chapter Exec Committee seeks at least one branch officer in every town and village to restart elections and support ongoing public health relief.

Lawrence Red Cross Chapter Exec. Comm Ict

LangerCampaign Talk At Whitby Township Hall

Attorney General Langer delivered a campaign speech to Whitby township attendees estimated near 1000. He faced audience challenges yet pressed his remarks about the Publicity Bill, claiming broad authority until its July 1 effective date. The event closed with cheers for Frazer for Governor.

Langer Whitby Township The Courant Whitby

Bottineau County Fair set for July 6 to 8

Plans are underway for Bottineau County Fair July 6 7 and 8 with the 7th and 8th as the main program days. Livestock exhibitors can ship stock with half freight paid on joint cars of six head horses or cattle or ten sheep or hogs. Show stock need not be in show condition due to feed shortages. Amusements include Brandon versus Bottineau ball game on the 8th, fastball between Wolford and Rugby, horse races, flying stunts by Lieut Fladeland with passengers, and a large Midway with carnival acts and concessions.

Bottineau County Bottineau Brandon Walford Wolford Rugby Fladeland

Milk output in 1919 US totals nine hundred million pounds

The article notes 90 billion pounds of milk produced in the United States in 1919 and compares it to daily averages per person. It mentions local fairs with stands and rest rooms, notes concerns about animal pest control and damag es to sheep, and references Lutheran and Presbyterian groups involved in the event.

United States

Cathro refutes charges of large out of state bank loans

F W Cathro, manager of the Bank of North Dakota, denies a Fargo Forum claim that a $50,000 loan to McMahon of St Paul existed. He confirms four loans totaling $25,000 to D J McMahon of Golden Valley tied to land holdings, and clarifies the Cahill loan records. He adds no public funds are held in banks outside North Dakota and explains reserve practices.

F. W. Cathro Bismarck Bank of North Dakota Fargo Mr. McMahon St. Paul North Dakota Mr. Cathro D. J. McMahon Golden Valley McMahon Cathro Wahpeton Langer Hankinson Courier News J. J. Cahill Bank of North H. Snyder N. D Gallager Fargo Forum John Baer Beach Minneapolis McMihon Golden Valley County Cahill J. T. Cahill Grant County Cathre LV. A Bank of Twin Cities Duluth Bio Cathro

Parasites Found In Grasshoppers On Display

County Agent C B Aamodt showed many sick grasshoppers at the Court House. The insects harbored a maggot inside, varying in size, killing the grasshoppers. He advised inspecting any grasshopper lacking life by cutting it open for the parasite.

C. B. Aamodt Court House Aamodt

Farmers Debate Sheep Trade and Crop Rotation Strategy

A farmer argues for loyalty to the cooperative ship and resisting quick sales of wool for short term gains. He links a strong cream check to improved cows, corn, clover, and seed crops, arguing rotation boosts crop yields and land values, framing the cream check as a mission. Swat the hoppers is urged to protect the organization.

Lutheran Church Services and Catechism Schedule

Morning service at Bottineau Lutheran next Sunday at 10 30 with Confirmation. Evening service at 8 in English. Catechumen class at Nordland Church next Monday at 2. Devotional meeting July 1 through the thd. Norwegian language. Mission offering at the 11 90 service next Sunday. Visitors welcome.

Bottineau Lutheran Church Nordlands Church

Bolshevik Attacks and North Dakota Politics Clash

The piece denounces railroad and press bias against Governor L. J. Frazier, accusing the railroads and allied groups of stirring loyalty concerns to damage his Republican rival Langer. It links Democratic figures to purported frees with Mrs. O’Hare and calls for accountability amid a Republican primary fight over taxes, war bonds, and state loyalty.

North Dakota Grain American Legion L. J. Frazier Wilhelm Judas Langer Frazier United States Langer Mr. Langer Mitchell Palmer Altho Mrs. O'Hare N.C. Young Railroads Jurlee Young O'Hare

Bottineau Triumphs Over Willow City 5–0

Bottineau traveled to Willow City and won the game 5 to 0 in a fast contest. Williams pitched for Bottineau with Ferguson catching, delivering solid defense and two double plays. Ambaugh and Ferguson homered for three-base hits each, while Willow City managed only two runners to second base. The usual ribbing between teams was notably absent.

Bottineau Brandon Man Thursdy Son Hagen Tottineau Hoya Rottienau Rottienau HE Amshaugh Ertresvaag Schmidt Costello Woorls Hing Crawford Arinsbaugh Courg Heep Bottineau AB Kelley Tlagen Costello Woods Comartin Amebaugh Ferguson Brown Willow City Williams Ferguson Willow Willow Boys Amsbaugh

Picnic Notice in Newburg July Fourth Event

The Women's Nonpartisan Club No. 63 of Newburg invites members and guests to a Fourth of July picnic on July 1 in Wendt land's grove, located 1% miles northwest of Reasell.

No. 63 Newburg Wendtland’s Grove Reasell

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