Bottineau County Fair shines amid good weather and crowds
Bottineau County Fair drew strong attendance and broad interest despite tough times. Horse races, free acts, and a varied pageant entertained visitors, with Rube Liebman booked for next year and calls to improve Grand Stand, cattle pens, sale pavilion, and display buildings as finances allow.
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Bottineau
Nothaman
Rube Liebman
Rube
Minnesota
Northwest
Werner
North Dakota War History Tour by Amidon
Mrs. Charles F. Amidon departs North Dakota for a summer journey through all fifty five counties. She plans to gather written records of the state's World War service for the county memorial hall and future generations with Red Cross and Loan records. Enlisting local cooperation, the project aims to complete the history this year.
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Pargo
North Dakota
Charles F. Amiden
U. S
Amiden
Amidon Ia
Red Cross
County Court News Probate and Marriage Notices
In the matter of the estates of Thos M Kent and Wil Wan admitted to probate with Merritt as executor. Married on June 22 by Rev T T Carleen. License issued to Jos L Dsly and Lillian E Sherwin of Wil low City, married the same day by the reverend.
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Thos
M. Kent
Wil Wil Wan
Merritt
Regne Lesatent
T. T. Carleen
Jos. L. Dsly
Lillian E. Sherwin
Willow City
Rey
Statensurance Proves Popular Across Farm Insurance Reach
District official report shows State Hail Insurance covering 72 percent of crops in 1920 with about 20 million dollars written overall. Annual costs lower than private options. 8. State added 88,674 acres with 25,000 more applications. Loss notices due in 1921 on new forms. funds deposited by county treasurers under scrutiny.
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Olaness
Martin S. Hagen
Hail Insurance Fund
Hail Insurance Department
Senipatina
Apartoent
V. A
Old
Hail Insurance
Ir. Hayes
Bottineau Basemen Deliver Mixed Week Of Wins
Bottineau won three of four games last week led by strong pitching from Robinson in a 2 1 victory over Rugby at the Fair. They also beat Brandon 11 10 in a game where Lawrence Nordin broke a leg sliding home. Sunday at home Bottineau beat Omemee 8 6 in a hot, largely routine contest. A loss to Rugby followed as a pitcher from Upham failed to show. The item also includes alarming inflammatory political material advocating Ku Klux Klan candidates in Cass County and echoes broader southern labor concerns.
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Bottineau
Robinson
Brandon
Lawrence Nordin
Omemee
Upham
South
Mexico
United States
I. W
North Dakota
Cass County
Ku Klux Klan
Baptist Church Notices and Weekly Schedule
The Dedies Aid meets at the church this week at 3 PM. Sunday School is at 10 AM, followed by annes at 11:16. Bible study at 3 PM. Evening service at 8 PM. Classes meet monthly, with a prayer service Wednesday night.
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Baptist Church
Annes
Clase
Fourth of July Celebrations and a Dean Clark book review
Letters from the president and National Education Association praise Bottineau schools for full wartime membership. A new book by Thomas Arkie Clark, University of Illinois, argues parents spoil children by overindulgence. He cites examples of pampered sons becoming undisciplined adults and praises self reliance.
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National Education Association
Central School
Bottineau
Thomas Arkie Clark
University of Illinois
University
Reform and the Monroe Doctrine in a 1921 letter
Washington D C June 18 Dated column argues reform is needed despite fears of paternalism and trade mood urges support for S Concurrent Resolution No 4 creating the Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry with five senators and five representatives to study relief for agriculture and the economy.
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Washington, D. C
South America
Lenroot
Senate
House
Wisconsin
Capper
Kansas
McNary
Oregon
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Cong
Anderson
Minnesota
Mills
New York
Funk
Illinois
Summers
Texas
Tencyck
House of Representatives
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Bottineau to Celebrate July Fourth with Free Fireworks
Bottineau City plans a 4th of July program featuring a 50 foot motorcycle and sidecar leap by A. S. Thorsen, baseball games Bot tineau versus Deloraine, a Ford relay race, stunts on motorcycles, a possible horse race, a bicycle race for boys under 15, and a grand fireworks display plus a free bowery dance. Admission is twenty five cents to the Fair Grounds for all events.
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Bottineau City
A. S. Thorsen
Bottineau
Deloraine
Kovarik Solper Wedding at St Andrieu Church
Emma Kovarik daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kovarik wed Henry F Solper at St Andrieux on Tuesday June 28 at 10 am officiated by Father Andrieux. The gown was georgette with satin ribbon frills and a bouquet of June roses. Attendants Lenora Kovarik and a brother of the bride. A wedding dinner followed and a dance in the evening. They will live near Souris where the groom farms.
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St. Andrieux Church
Emma Kovarik
Joseph Kovarik
Henry F. Solper
Andrieux
Lenora
Souris
Real estate transfers listed in village deeds
A sequence of transfers shows A D Schendal to C B Deaver for parcels in Diock 15 Village of ek. Rabelli Bed Lemard and Sandstrom to Rohrabacher W D for Lot 6 7 8 9 10. Movi to Movi widow. Merton Gardner and wife to Steven Norman W D $1 for part SW 1 59 Lot 1 Block 1 Opfer's Addition South Lansford. Steven Norman and wife to Merton W Gardner W D $1 for same land.
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A. D. Schendal
Merton W. Gardner
Steven Norman
Opfer
South Lansford
Merton W. Garnder
W. D
Commission to probe agriculture price gaps and banking credit
A congressional resolution creates a commission to investigate the spread between prices paid to producers and consumer costs, compare nonagricultural industries, study commodity price relations, and assess banking and credit conditions affecting agriculture. It calls for a ninety day report with legislative remedy recommendations and broad investigative powers.
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Ity
Congress
Commission
District of Columbia
Aleee Nooo Onom
Eienener
Ian
Ees
Matesson Mourned in Westhope Death of Mrs. Matteson in 1921
Mrs. Neil Matteson nee Sarah Acheson was born September 14 1880 in Herman Minnesota and died June 28 1921 near Westhope age 40 9 9. She lived in Minnesota Manitoba and Bottineau County and left twelve children two preceded her. She moved with family to Yellow Grass Saskatchewan before returning to Bottineau County in 1911. Burial and services were held with Rev Evans at Bottineau, quoted line that she is not dead but sleepeth.
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Sarah Alferetta Acheson
Herman
Minnesota
Westhope
Verdon
Manitoba
Bottineau County
Neil Matte
Yellow Grass
Sask
Matteson
Jas. Acheson
Souris
N. H. McKinnon
Tabor
Alta
M. D. Fletcher
Coultervale
Sam
Minneapolis
Howard
Payment of W C premiums under new compensation act
The Boreas amends the compensation act allowing semi annual payments of workmens compensation premiums of 200 dollars or more. McDonald says the change will aid the Bureau by enabling employers to get full information on the act. Grand Forks mill and elevator work is nearing completion, according to I V A bosses who claim the project will be finished if power is attained.
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Boreas
Seventeenth Assembly
McDonald
Bureau
Grand Forks
Augusta Weber Mrs Sawae dies after short illness
Mrs Sawae of Gardens died Sunday at her home following a brief illness. She was 71, widow of Mr Weber who died five years ago. She leaves four children, two of whom reside at home. Funeral services were held yesterday from the Evangelical Church.
Death of John T. Yarrow at Antler Ends Long Illness
John T. Yarrow of Antler died at home after months of illness. He was 49 years old and survived by his wife and children. The obituary notes his longtime farm work and community ties.
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John T. Yarrow
Antler
Putheran Church Service at Man Moniland
The readable fragment notes a church service at a location named Man Moniland with a schedule mention of 3 P.M. The text preserves church related activity and a time reference amid damaged OCR.
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Rae Ee
Little
Devils Lake
Main Street Square
Paes Ates
Bece
Foy Stover
Bob Brandt
C.B. Aamodt
Norman Wekseth
Adolph Bauer
Aamodt
Folin
Can Scienaa Aiee
Allen
Mohali
Harley Davidson
Oscar Thorson
Peter Dunderland
Henderson
Costello
Ford
Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation
N. D
WAR History
County Court News
Statensurance
Farmera
Forestry Normal News
Williams
Dean Clark
LDS Weekly Letter
Ibottineau
Kovarik—Solper
Neil Matteson
W. C
Augusta Weber
T. Yarrow
Putheran
Churce
Fievice
Man Moniland
Churel Warech
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