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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

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Bank of North Dakota Fearful Strain Induced by Fund Withdrawals

A campaign era lament questions the withdrawal of public funds from the Bank of North Dakota. It argues the move could threaten state credit and trigger financial panic, citing drought-stricken farmers relying on the Bank for credit and urging preservation of state banking stability amid political pressure. The piece condemns the Forty Two Taxpayers for actions harming countless farm homes while referencing Burns and national hardship.

Bank of North Cal Norte Dakss Te Ceri Bank of North Dakota North Dakota Commonwealth Bank of North Dako Fig Robert Burns Ted Ric Hen Wii

Time to Make Amends and the Brotherhood of Man

A fragmented, archaic passage urges men and women to amend past injuries and strive for a humane future. It references the Nonparthan League’s effort to prevent catastrophe in North Dakota and echoes Lincoln’s call to justice and charity, urging readers to finish the work of moral improvement.

Fawn Brotherhood of Man Nonparthan League North Dakota

Cream checks for September and October show varied bank totals

Cream records list September and October bank checks totaling multiple lines. Nine banks did not reconcile, including State Bank and Kramer with amounts 1466.14 and 1410.00, while other banks show figures like 5262.90 and 1966.90.

Rottineau County Bank Pe Bete Bank Repel Bees Tober Ee Hat Panee Manet Foi State Bank Kramer

County School Directors Meet Sets New Leadership

A large group of county school directors met Monday and Tuesday electing Robert Brander of Soaris as chairman and Mrs. Geo Hawker of Westhope as secretary. Supt. A C Berg urged hiring qualified teachers and Mrs. Tatem championed night schools to reduce illiteracy and allow country students a fair chance alongside town peers. Opening schools in September was discussed as essential for equitable graduation prospects.

Robert Brander Soaris Geo. Hawker Westhope Tatem A. C. Berg McHenry County Shuler Forestry Normal Annie Burr

Kyle Johnsons Quiet Deloraine Marriage Revealed

Miss Bertha Kyle and Mr Christ Johnson were quietly united in marriage by a Methodist minister in Deloraine last Thursday. They returned home after the ceremony, surprising many friends with the news.

Bertha Kyle Christ Johnson Deloraine

Marriage Licenses Recorded for Murray and Lamecreux Pair

On November 20 a marriage license was issued to Micissi H Murray of near Tarte and Miss Alles Lamecreux. A separate reference notes Jacobsen of Mo.

Micissi H Murray Tarte Alles Lamecreux Sette Jacobsen

Sheriff Seizes Two Booze Cars in Local Sweep

Sheriff Thomas Hennessy and deputies halted two cars loaded with liquor Sunday. A Cadillac from St Paul was seized near Laneford with two women named Al Jones and Art Anderson. They were bound over to the District Court on $500 bail and allowed to return to St Paul with the car. A Buick west of Willow City yielded another small liquor load and Andy Johnston was bound over to district court, released on bail.

Thos. Hennessy Laneford Willow City St. Paul al, Jones Art Anderson District Court Mr. Hennessy Andy Johnston

Equity Cooperative Exchange boosts farmer control at South St Paul market

Four years into operation the Equity Cooperative Exchange shows success in cutting speculator influence by handling livestock through farmer direct sales. With 84 commission firms and 54 speculative firms, the co op surpassed many rivals, attracting buyers from Iowa Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin and offering direct seller options to farmers.

St. Paul Equity Exchange South St. Paul Live Stock Exchange Livestock Exchange Civis Zion South St Paul Equity Cooperative Exchange Chicago Iowa Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Equity

Lutheran Church Services and Choir Practice Schedule

Morning service at Nordland's at 11 A M and from 2 to 4 P M and at Bottineau 7 30 P M The Evangelist will preach at these meetings English at Bottineau The Pastor will conduct service at Bottineau The choir will meet Saturday at 7 15 P M for practice T Carlson Pastor

Nordland’s Bottineau Bottinesu T. Carlson

Baptist Church Notices Sunday Services and Sermons

Sunday morning service at 10 45 with subject The Cry of the Parishing. Sunday School at noon. Evening service at 8 with sermon theme The Two meeting on. Wednesday night gathering invites all to attend these services.

Stray Red Heifer Notified From Bottineau Area

An estray report describes a red heifer, two older with horns, strayed about 214 miles south and 3 miles east of Bottineau. The notice asks Frank Gagner in Bottineau Bay 192 for contact and recovery details.

Pice Bottineau Frank Gagner Bottinea

Affidavits on Change of Place of Trial in Bottineau County

The Advocate prints two affidavits by Walter R. Lee seeking a change of venue from Bottineau County to another North Dakota county in a civil action led by J J Weeks. Lee alleges potential bias in Bottineau County jurors due to local political ties and identifies Sheriff Thomas Hennesy and Deputy Sheriff William Collins among involved figures. The documents also include supporting statements by local residents and notaries, dated November 1920.

Advocate Wm. Martin Bottines County Martin W. R. Lee Bottineau County Burr State of North Dakota Bottineau Second Judicial District J. I. Weeks Northwestern Farmers Publishing Company Walter Z State of North Dakota Walter R. Lee J. J. Weeks Said Partners Advocate Thos. Hennessy Wm. Collins Walter R. Lea Seal Gee B. McMillan A. D. Ertresvang W. P. McMillan John McKenne Bottinesd Mets Ertresvaag P. McMillan McKenzie Geo. B. McMillan Notary Public A. G. Burr

Minister Attacks Big Business in Armistice Day Sermon

New York clergy man Rev Dr Herbert Simpson of the Church of the Heavenly Host denounces profiteers and profiteering during Armistice Day services. He criticizes those who gain from war, likening them to vultures and ghoul s, and reads a poem titled The Profiteer detailing moral outrage at greed and blood money.

New York Herbert Simpson Church of the Heavenly Host Fifth Avenue Dr. Shipman France

Hogwallercus hoax sparks town forum clash

A town back East faced school closures over a panic about a demon beast called Hogwallercus. It turned out to be a stuffed figure made of straw and rags with a candle, used by older boys to scare younger students. The article attacks the Forum’s obsession with secret caucuses and criticizes its leaders and tactics.

Hogwallercus Forum Caucur North Idiotor Langers O'Connors Beversons Reat Liv. A Palmer-Labor Forumites League Teague United States Chamber of Commerce

Bottineau Art Exhibit at Bottineau High School

Bottineau High School with Bottineau Woman's Club presents an art exhibit featuring a collection of prints. Curated by Potter Motter Art Exhibit Co of Chicago, the show promises a fine array in various sizes. Reports from schools indicate patience and anticipated strong interest. readers are asked to see the next issue for complete details.

Bottineau High School Bottineau Woman’s Club Potter-Motter Art Exhibit Co Chicago

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BANKS Dange Kyle-Johnson Cadillac BUICK Lansford Lutheran Church Baptist Church A. G Burr Geo. B. McMillen Notary Public Butt, Co N. D C. B. Anmodt, Co, Agt
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