Citizens urged to oppose sedition bill in North Dakota
The American Civil Liberties Union asks all North Dakotans to write Senators Ladd, McCumber, Rois Penrose, Cabot Lodge, Borah, and Johnson opposing the Sterling sedition bill 81375. The letter says sedition harms the state like blasphemy harms the church and condemns politicians letting veterans starve while profiteers loot taxes.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
North
Church of Old
Old Gem
America
Bonds OK ed North Dakota bonds head to Wall Street
The Bond Buyer defends North Dakota bonds as strong direct obligations with a legal opinion and favorable court rulings. It denounces I V A propaganda and urges North Dakota voters to reject the Kass Kounty Ku Klux Klan backed initiatives. Iron Legion calling to oppose them.
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North Dakota
Wall Street
New York City
New York
Bank of North Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Ku Klux Klan
Judge Young
Twichell
United Trusts of America
Iron Legion
Financiers Agree to $50 Million Livestock Loan Pool
A Washington dispatch dated June 13 reports J. P. Morgan and other financiers will raise 25 million dollars as half the pool to fund loans to the livestock industry. The remaining 25 million will be provided by western bankers, per the U S Treasury. The Nonpartisan League’s push is cited as the pivotal force behind the effort, with the deep debt owed by livestock raisers to secure the funds becoming increasingly clear.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
U. S. Treasury
Nonpartisan League
Organize Now to Seize Industrial Democracy
A rallying call urges farmers workers and liberals to unite for a cooperative economic system. Captain Beyer criticizes profit driven industry as inefficient for human needs. The piece cites a Council of National Defense survey and invokes Ignatius Donnelly to warn of banker rule and call for immediate organization.
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League
Wall Street
O. 8. Beuer, Jr
Council of National Defense
Beyer
Oid
Ignatius Donnelly
Caesar
The Kept Press editorial on world famine in facts
A Kept Press editorial laments five years of famine in factual reporting. The piece argues truth has vanished from real news sources with lines between origin and bias blurred by London's interests and Wall Street. It claims international coverage misleads readers about Russia Balkans and central Europe.
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Russia
Balkans
Bosporus
Europe
London
England
France
Italy
Wall Street
Faking Wheat Prices Expose Tariff Deception
A Northwestern Christian Advocate item quotes May 16 1921 tariff talk showing Winnipeg bids at 1.84 and Chicago 1.46 per bushel before exchange losses. It argues tariffs won’t help farmers, cites profiteering lists, and calls profits a crime in war goods sales. It notes I V A figures and criticizes industrial leaders earning millions. Latest news says L V A bosses press North Dakota.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Chicago
New York Exchange
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Plutocrat Dictatorship vs War and Women
A collection of reflections critiques the aftermath of war and the press, arguing the plutocrat’s control stifles truth, followed by essays on gender norms in American society. It notes women’s power, men’s busy lives, and a literary critique of social roles. It also cites plant sunlight needs and promotes camping in Ruby Mountains with wilderness allure.
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Americana
America
Soe
W. L. George
Harper's Magazine
What Muskrats Did for Maryland
Maryland pioneers muskrat farming with Dorchester marsh lands producing 100000 to 125000 skins annually. A Baltimore firm handles 25000 to 30000 muskrat carcasses yearly, signaling strong meat and fur demand. Hotels feature muskrat dishes on menus as novelty fare, reflecting growing local interest.
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Maryland
Dorchester County
Baltimore
Sherman Township at Bottineau Fair Yields Prizes
Sherman Township residents attended the county Fair at Bottineau last week. Exhibits won several prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price visited the Cline Price home near Lansford. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Stead and family were guests at the Wm. SI home Sunday. Norwegian Lutheran church held services Saturday evening with a large crowd. Butter fat rose to 31 cents and eggs to 17 cents.
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Bottineau
Howard Price
Cline Price
Lansford
Thos, Stead
Wm. SI
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Stock Judging Team Final Try-out Attracts Few
The Stock Judging Boys saw most of their team skip the final mid July try-out with only ten showing up. Westhope's Howard Henry, Roland Henry, and Lyle Phelps head the standings, forming the team of four plus expenses paid to Fargo. Prizes awarded include Keith Thompson for first, Roy Anderson second and Oscar Fossum third, with Thompson also named Best Judge of Horses. The narrative reflects on livestock show outcomes and local notices from Bottineau County community events and schedules including a Fourth of July picnic and confirmations class gathering.
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Seach Bea
Howard Henry Westhope
Boss Morrison Westhope
Darrell Busch Maxbass
Roland Henry Westhope
Pignen
Henry Westhope
Lyle Phelps Westhope
Fargo
Keith Thompson
Roy Anderson
Oscar Fossum
Poland
Turtle Mountain aid meets near Landa July 1
Pickering Township notes record visits and social events. Arne Hoyvnd and Mrs Dyrstad hosted friends at Landa. Mrs Moum to entertain Ladies Aid July 1 at 2 PM. Ole Crogen and Victor Bottineau visitors for dental work. Rothe and Froset families hosted at Landa. Alfred Hanson family and Edwin Moen guests nearby.
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Arne Hoyvnd
B. Dyrstad
Landa
Christ Moum
Turtle Mountain Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ole Crogen
Victor
Bottineau
Martin Rothe
Magda
Theo. Rothe
Olaf Froset
Brander Consolidated School Commencement at Omemee
Attendees from the vicinity included Mrs D McLachlan and Mr and Mrs D McLean. Brander Consolidated School held its commencement in the high school room with Ada McHaney as the sole high school graduate and Frances Watson Catherine McLachlan Louise Eckland Ethel Pease James McHaney Ross Morrison Darrell Bush Albert Watson Jens Tangelsdshl Malcolm Weber as 8th grade. W H Lackey of Westhope and Miss Anns D Burr Superintendent spoke on education. The event ended with a picnic in Mr Lansker's grove and a large crowd attended.
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D. McLachlan
D. McLean
Omemee
Brander Consolidated School
Ada McHaney
Frances Watson
Catherine McLachlan
Louise Eckland
Ethel Pease
James McHaney
Ross Morrison
Darrell Bush
Albert Watson
Jens Tangelsdshl
Malcolm Weber
W. H. Lackey
Westhope
Anns D. Burr
Mr. Lansker
Fragments from a Historic Notice Record
Partial OCR text shows a local item mentioning Rom en Township and a person named E. Owen with a fate or event related to bir, suggesting a misread of a township notice involving a birth or event in the community.
Dissolution of Partnership in Souris and Roth Farm Firm
Public notice records the dissolution on June 1 1921 of the Emil Olson and Mathias Norstegeard partnership in Souris and Roth North Dakota with Emil Olson to continue the business and assume all debts and liabilities. Also bids are invited by Toupin School District 41 Bottineau for wood supply to several houses with specified cord amounts and delivery terms.
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Emil Olson
Mathias Norstegeard
Souris and
Roth, N. Dak
Olson & Holum
Mathids Norstegaard
Roth
Mathias Norv Emil Olson
Toupin
Bottineau
N. D
Joseph Croisettier, Jr
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Plutotariat
W. W. Garner
B. A. Allard
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ruby Mountains
Humboldt National Forest
Forcstry
Sherman Township
North Dakota State Fair
Grand Forks
Seth
Bottineau County
Aires
A. W. Nelson
Chas. Merrit Grove
Renville Township
Knute Fekan
Carl Burtness
Floy Seth
South America
Pickering Township
Brander Township
Romen Township
Ole E. Owen
Bank
Candy Kitchen
Hans Tjon
Mon- Olaf Olson
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