NONPARTISANS SWEEP THE STATE AND NATIONWIDE TICKET
By 3:00 p m Thursday forecasts show the Nonpartisan State and Congressional ticket leading by about 10 000 votes with Father Hagen defeating Sandstrom for renomination by approximately 500. In Omemee county the farmers ticket claims near two to one for the Republican nomination, except for register of deeds and clerk of the district court where the Nonpartisans lack candidates. Reports mention Stair and Magnuson may gain Republican nominations via stickers though both ran on the Democratic ticket. no full Democratic canvass yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Farmers
Omemee
Register of Deeds
Clerk of the District Court
A. M. Hagan
Sandstrom
Stair and
Magnuson
Drowning in Mouse River Sunday tragedy in Bot tineau county
Two Meyers brothers John and Arthur drown at Mouse River southeast of Kramer while swimming Sunday afternoon. Father and mother present as Herbert tries to rescue John. both brothers die. Four sisters survive, funeral at family home and Kramer Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Mouse River
Kramer
George Goodman
John
Arthur Meyers
Herbert
Mrs. Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Becki
John Wellema
Nellie
Lena
Alta
Harvest Drive Demands All Men For North Dakota Fields
North Dakota officials and federal farm labor experts urge all able-bodied men to drop private work and join a vast harvest effort. R D Bailey, Farm Help Specialist, predicts the coming crop years will require nationwide mobilization with local councils of defense coordinating enrollments and distribution to ensure the harvest proceeds as the nation supports war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
North Dakota
Bismarck
R. D. Bailey
Bailey
Federal
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Kansas
United States Department of Labor
United States Department of Agriculture
Bottineau County Boys Leave for Camp Dodge
The Bottineau County boys departed for Camp Dodge while local young ladies hosted a generous supper for the soldiers last Sunday evening at the Odd Fellows hall, earning praise for their hospitality and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Camp Dodge
Bottineau
Names of Bottineau drafted soldiers for Camp Dodge
About 200 men were served then attended a Methodist church address by Rev H L Maunder. The page lists drafted Bottineau county soldiers leaving Monday for Camp Dodge, including Bevsvend A Dahlen, Landa. Albert R Pilgrim, Lansford. Joseph E Hembroff, Soumis. and many others from Bottineau, Willow City, Souris, Westhope, Maxbass, Mohall, Landa, Edinburg, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Maunder
Bottineau County
Camp Dodge
Bevsvend A. Dahlen
Landa
Albert R. Pilgrim
Lansford
Joseph E. Hembroff
Soumis
Joseph Crowder, Jr
Bottineau
Lawrence Rikensrud
Henry Bergan
Ackworth
Martin Houmann
Westhope
Arthur Foubert
Maxbass
Joseph N. Cote
Willow City
Cecil P. Russell
John Klein
Duquette
Minn
Mailo
Archie Crandall
Fred W. Graff
Weathope
Fred Voight
Fall Creek
Wis
John M. Magnuson
Souris
Anton Lund
Jacob C. Herb
Kramer
Louis Charles Poppel
Gardena
George H. Franzwa
Newburg
John Alva Edwards
Orlando P. C. Soberg
Mohall
Edward A. Korte
Lansa
Steve Fitzgerald
James R. Stevenson
Eckman
James B. Waters
Ernest Thomas Counts
Carbury
Oscar O. Berge
Val
Covlon Booke
Archibald A. Ramstad
Olaf A. Monson
Government Takes Control Of Stockyards For War Efficiency
Washington announces government takeover of stockyards under a proclamation by the president, citing national security and war efficiency. The Agriculture Secretary now controls stockyards, aligning with Nonpartisan League aims to have packing plants also run by the government, amid prior investigations into market influence by buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
McAdoo
Nonpartisan League
Commission
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Mouse River Loop
Chautauqua
Demarchus
Bertrand Lyon
William Jennings
Aes
Father Wagner
Beast of
Berlin
Demarchus Brown
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