N D ELECTION PROVES HEAVY BLOW FOR NPL GAINS
In North Dakota the Nonpartisan League scored a major victory on November 2. Governor Lynn J. Frasier secured a third term, and William Lemke and Howard Wood won key state posts. Dr. Edwin F. Ladd was elected to the U S Senate, with a large majority. Other League successes included John N Hagen and S A Olesson for statewide offices. Results indicate League gains in the Senate and possible control of the next House, with official counts pending and many precincts unreported.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frasier
William Lemke
League
Howard Wood
D. C. Poindexter
John
John N. Hagen
A. Oleness
Mins Nielson
Minnie Nielson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. M. Christiansen
Supreme Court
Seth Richardson
Tom Hall
John Steen
I.V. A
Senate
House
Sem
Miss Hart Hosts First Grade Parents Meeting at Central School
A discussion led by Miss Hart covered home education for first graders emphasizing early bedtimes and breakfast, the value of after school play, and reading at home. She noted stories from Mother Goose, fairy tales, and reading as key activities, promising a list of suitable supplementary books soon.
Hatfield Rainmaker Debate And County Expenditure Question
Whitby argues Hatfield's rainmaking claim may help Boreal County farms suffering from drought. He questions why government science groups haven t tested it, urges commissioners to hire Hatfield for next year, and links rain to reduced grasshopper damage and better crops, pasture, and soil stability.
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Hatfield
Dreuth
Whitby
Forestry State Normal School session planned by Bottineau County
The School Board Association of Bottineau County holds its annual session at the Normal School next Monday and Tuesday. A student movement toward organizing two literary societies has begun with about fifty students showing interest and a meeting set for later to finalize the groups A and B. Classification day for the winter term starts November 29 with classes beginning November 29 and a planned program at Grand Theatre Friday December 10.
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School Board Association of
Bottineau County
Shuler
Illinois
Grand Forks
Grand Theatre
Hobbs
D. de Prete
Rule or ruin is their policy in Wisconsin
The piece denounces the United States Chamber of Commerce and its alleged plan to crush unions and farmers, sabotage the North Dakota program, and curb grain and labor interests. It highlights a Wisconsin progressive victory for the Nonpartisan League, listing election results, leaders, and the perceived shift in state government toward reform, with Blaine as governor-elect and calls for constitutional changes and tax reform.
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Harding
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Afteabor
Duluth
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Northwest
North Dakota Farmer-Labor
United States Chamber of ‘Commerce
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
LV. A
League
Fargo
Madison
Wisconsin
la Follette
State Department
Blaine
Boys and Girls Club Work Prize Winners List
Winners across districts include Oscar Fossum Grand prize $5.00 for potatoes in South District Esther Moe Grand prize $6.00 for poultry in 6th District Marion Seneschal Grand prize $5.00 for sewing in 2nd District Edwin Joorn Grand prize $6.00 for Com 5th District plus several $5.00 awards for potatoes poultry sewing and other crafts across 1st to 4th and 6th districts.
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Oscar Fossum
Halen Olson
Esther Moe
Ither Zinner
Billa Kofold
Mabel Fossum
Edwin Joorn
Cliford Tweeten
Mrs Hans Thronson Killed in Auto Accident Near Newburg
Last Friday Mrs. Hans Thronson of Newburg died instantly when her car left the road on a smooth stretch near Newburg. C B Johnson found her and offered aid, but she had already perished. The crash left the car overturned beneath a power pole, with investigations citing possible loss of control or steering failure. The Theron family and neighbors mourn the loss of the mother and wife.
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Hans Thronson
Newburg
Bottineau High School Presents Thanksgiving Pageant and Play
Bottineau High School will stage an 8 o'clock program at the Grand Theatre on Wednesday evening November 24 1920 featuring The Soul of Priscilla a Thanksgiving pageant with seventy students and Me and Bill a Home Talent Play by Benjamin Sherman The pageant includes Priscilla waking to tell her dream of past and future Thanksgiving stories and is followed by Me and Bill set in Mrs Lane's shack in Central Montana with characters William Lane Old Man Rogers Dorothy Lane and others directed by Dorix Kinneman
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Bottineau High School
Grand Theatre
Priscilla
Plymouth
Columbia
Margaret McPhee
Helen Scott
Geraldine Scott
Thelma Johnson
John Alden
Harold Craig
Miles Standish
Chas. Harris
Albert Dubois
Breadman
William Scully
Appleman
Donald Brasseur
Melvin Berg
Leo Boehnke
Henry Brussetten
Maurice Lee
Miex Hazelwood
Bess B. Day
Margaret Andrews
Edna Vorath
Gladys Young
Ruth E. Fortney
Bill
Benjamin Sherman
North Dakota
University of North Dakota
William Lane
Rogers
Johnator
Chicago
Catherine M. Hart
Dorothy Lane
I. Ertresvaag
Big Jack
Thomas C. Carlson
Johnston Walker
Sckool
Annual meeting of Bottineau County school officers
The Bottineau County School Officers hold their annual meeting on Monday and Tuesday November 22 and 28 in the Forestry Normal Auditorium. Sessions start 1:30 PM Monday with informal discussions led by School Inspector Mrs Martha P Tatem. Delegates Dr J A Johnson and Mrs Mary Tarvestad will report and attendees are urged to participate in topics like board room problems business methods and school activities.
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Bottineau County
Forestry Normal
Directors
Northwest Educational Section
State Association
J. A. Johnson
Mary Tarvestad
Martha P. Tatem
Lee Amabaugh Wedding in Landa Fields Farm
Miss Mable Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Lee of Landa wed Harry J Amabaugh on Monday afternoon November 15 The ceremony was performed by Judge Martin The couple left for Rolette County where the groom will farm The happy pair were described as beginning their new life together
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Mable Lee
Albert Lee
Landa
Harry J. Amabaugh
Martin
Victory Rally Draws Massive North Dakota Crowd
Governor Lynn Frasi Senator-elect Dr. Edwin Ladd and candidates Lemke Deer Baer addressed more than 2,000 at a victory celebration in Fargo auditorium. Lemke pledged equal enforcement of laws, called for industrial program support, and warned against I V A opposition. Dr. Ladd vowed to serve the people, decry profiteering in sugar coal and farm goods, and oppose concentration of power in markets.
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Fargo
Lynn J. Frasi
United States
Edwi. F. Ladd
William Lemke
John M. Deer
John M. Baer
Democratic Party
My. Baer
North Dakota
Baer
Mr. Lemke
Lemke
North Dakota Bankers Association
United States Senate
B. F. Ladd
Ni Dakota
Baptist Church Notices Service Schedule and Meetings
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Edward Voight
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