North Dakota Farmers Push to Preserve State Program
Speech laments opposition to the farmers initiated program and bank plan in North Dakota, recounting 1918 1919 elections, state mills and elevators, rural credits, and bank to finance them. It accuses opponents of libel, seeks continued support for constitutional amendments and the state administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Cen
Farm Party
Farmers’ Organization
Ee Wes
LV. A
el Constitutius
Bank of North Pakots
le Tey
Thase
League Administration
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Johnson
Ivas
Bank of North Dakota
Tom Hall
Carl Kositzky
Brinton
Governor Frazier Campaign Notes and Bottineau Win
A fragmented 1920s style clipping recalls Governor Frazier speaking on October 25 and notes Bottineau High School winning a football game at Westhope on October 14. It mentions donors and a recall campaign with fragmented quotes about public speaking and farmers, plus a call to vote no on a guard league proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Qlaneta
Potato growing gains ground in Weathow community
The Weath community farmers formed a Potato Growers Association last winter with a board led by R. M. caer and W. B. Sato. Early Ohio is preferred for high yield, with nineteen wagon loads shipped from Westhope and bids projected around 80 cents per bushel net to shippers. Aware of storage limits, plans call for a county warehouse and cooperative seed stock, aided by local dealers to boost a fledgling potato industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Moon
Pal Taeidaathy
Alf Ei
Bottineau
Weatho
R. M. Caer W. B
Ohio
Westhope
Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange
Minneapolis
Minn
North Dakota
Eastgate
Ne- Bae
Betel My
Beate
Wenp Biitsienen
Valhalla
Hoople
Jonas
Olie
Schedavieire
Akewi
Shuler
Grant
Potato Booster and Seed Notes From Ohio Trials
A fragmentary report discusses VOLDBATES potato booster trials with yields from twenty acres and seed averages of 225 bushels per acre. Mentions Christ Jenson and references to Ohio seed certification, with stray political and local notices including a slogan about Jerry and bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jenson
Jerry
Banking and North Dakota program in expert views
Dr. Ef. Ladd's weekly letter from Wahingwe Washington details reader perspectives on banking and credit, the North Dakota movement, and the proposed tax bill. It condemns speculative money power, praises North Dakota farming initiatives, and critiques the tax measure as shifting war costs to productive industry while shielding vast capital. The piece notes an annual Bottineau County fair meeting, officer elections, and an auction sale on the Ole Roland farm with terms.
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Wahingwe
D.C
Reto Banking and Credit
North Dakota
Banking and Credit
Senate
Theo. Helen
Eau Claire
Wis
Mias Gusta Sveen
Souris
Joel A. Larson
Stella E. Torstenson
Landa
Ole Roland
Bottineau
Nick Nickelson
William Cooper
Miss Ina Brickner Here Saturday in Bottineau
Miss Ina E Brickner state organizer of the Woman's Auxiliaries of the Nonpartisan League will speak in Bottineau Saturday October 22 at 2 PM accompanied by Senator Christ Levang. All attendees urged to come and hear matters of interest to farmers and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina E. Brickner
Woman's Auxiliaries
Nonpartisan League
Bottineau
Christ Levang
Brickner
American Legion Weekly Letter Notes Resignations and Conduct
The magazine faces leadership changes as C R Baines resigns as general manager to become vice president of Arm’s Heavy Jour. A national survey reports profit and debt elimination after Legion publishing reorganization. A motion favors two hard surface highways from Atlantic to Gulf and from Canada to Mexico. Washington Post chartered as the first Legion post in the world with Marshal Foch listed as member. Dues reduction reportedly discussed amid post activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Baines
American Ion
Siaag
Daniel
Iowa
Legion Publishing Corporation
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
American Legion
Marshal Foch
Washington Post
American Son
Washington, D. C
Legion
Minnesota North Dakota policy debate sparks questions
Fragmentary OCR text raises a debate on which state should host banks mills and rail offices and how tax and loan policies affect the rival states. It questions Preus and party roles amid proposed election law changes and public offices.
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Shaw
Reyes
Pri
Feri Lemke
Hagen
Ate
League
Tim Big
Frazier
JSON
P. J. Scully
CB. Aamodt
Berthiaume
Bottineau High School
EF. Ladd
Bottineau County Agricultural Society
Brainard
Bottineau County
Herman Thiel
Kramer
Mennick Fossum
Maxbass
J. A. Cameron
Aamodt
F. A. Brainard
Olaf L. Vinje
R. W. Willson
Herman Theil
Mennick Fos
Alex Cranston
A. H. White
Ina Brickner
F. Mills
Frank Pierts
waNwit
Johanna Ie We
American Legion Weekly Letter
Pigakabe
Citicern
Aia
Jean
Preus
Minnesota
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of North Dakotas
Preas
Tenattioee
Privatore Mills
Bank
Republican Party
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