Bottineau County Initiative Signers Listed Amid Fraud Claims
A Bottineau County notice lists signers for an I V A initiative with accusations of fraudulent signatures, illegal voters, and underage signers. It urges reporting fraud to Attorney General Wm. Lemke and recalls secretary T G Nelson to remove names, with several towns mentioned and signees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of North Dakotaa
Home Builders Association
U. S
Courant
Bismarck
Wm. Lemke
N. Dak
Anyte
T. G. Nelson
L V. A
Fargo
H. C. Harty
H.C. Harty
Omemee
Matt Johnson
Bottineau
Dan Brown
New Rockford
Brown
G. B. Pletch
Marvin Selk Westhope
J. H. Akers Westhope
H. W. Townsend Wenthope
Amie Nyder Westhope
Trimble
Westhope Westhope
Appeal to collect clothing for needy children in Fargo
In parts of our state many families cannot afford winter clothing for kids. Simple layettes and clothing are needed as schools may be missed without warm garments. Please gather usable items, pack them, and mail to Women's Nonpartisan Clubs Box 919 Fargo ND for the recipient address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
League
Ike
Fargo. N. Dak
Metigoshe-Black Hills Highway name adopted report
At the regular meeting of the Commercial Club on Monday September the committee reported a satisfactory outcome. They secured Metigoshe as the adopted name for the road marker project in towns along the Sop and Great North. Investigations showed price differences arose from混 No. 1 Durum quotes versus Amber Durum at other Bottineau elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Transit
Q. Sheldon
Black Hills
Mandan
Sop
Great
Amber Durham
Bottineau
Dollar Day Sale in Bottineau Success
Bottineau reports a successful Dollar Day on Tuesday September 18 with heavy traffic despite impassable roads and cold rainy weather. Merchants say 2000 or more residents likely benefited from the bargains, reflecting strong in city business and weekend turnout.
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Dollar Day
Bottineau
Dar
Bottinsan
American Legion Weekly Letter reports shooting and veterans news
The week’s issue covers a street shooting where a bootlegger fired on Carl ik Garvie after being refused a drink, sending him to a hospital and the bootlegger to jail. It also notes Major General John A. Lejeune’s Kansas City visit for the Legion convention and Marshal Foch’s coming tour. Additional items include wartime pensions talk, unemployment concerns, armory shelter plans for veterans, and a nationwide veteran services push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl * Ik Garvie
John A. Lejeune
United States Marine Corps
Kansas City
France
American Legion
Lejeune
Legion
Butte
Victor H. Lange
Missouri
Kansas
Kas
Marshal Foch
Thie Peek Ete Oe Stee
Charles W. Bartlett
New York State
William F. Deegan
New York City
Women’s League
Deegan
Guardianship and Estate Proceedings in County Court
Porter J. Rogers files final account and resigns in guardianship of Lucille Adele Rogers. account allowed. John Kitzman’s Law petition noted. Hearing on Otto Olson Quale estate postponed ten days for proof of will. Edward L. Vinje estate final account distribution approved and final decree issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Adele Rogers
Porter J. Rogers
John Kitzman
Ain
Ole Olson Quale
Edward L. Vinje
Bottineau High School Announces New Student Enrollment
The note directs all new Bottineau High School students to enroll on September 19 bringing credentials from their previous school. Credentials must arrive. students may work temporarily until they arrive. Superintendent E Walker notes attendance starts Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau High School
E. Walker
Federal Reserve aid to farmers criticized in Ladd letter
The letter argues that the Fed system provides little help to farmers. It cites Governor Strong of the New York Fed Bank and Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board noting rediscounting limits but claims farmers lack suitable paper. The piece blames New York as a credit middleman, driving high interest on western banks and hurting farm production, with data on district reserves and on flax and linseed oil duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Governor Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Joint Commission of Agriculture
Strong
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
United States
New York
Reserve Bank
Banking Onsen
Square
Dallas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Richmond
Atlanta
Stennett
Ford Cuts Prices on Cars and Trucks in New Reductions
Edsel B. Ford announces another price cut on Ford cars and trucks effective today. Average reductions total about 70 dollars with lowest sales prices ever listed F O B Detroit. The move follows three cuts in twelve months, alongside continued emphasis on American production and employment. He notes record August output and growing demand for Ford vehicles for salesmen, while keeping Fordson tractors unchanged. He urges protective duties for flax and linseed oil to protect domestic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsel B. Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit
Rainfall record bolsters crop outlook for Bottineau
The Courant received a rain table from N A Eckberg at the Forestry Normal School showing Bottineau county has had 6.67 inches of moisture since August 25. This is the heaviest fall in years and bodes well for next year's crop. Miss Ada Kelly of Sourin visited the town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courant
N. A. Eckberg
Forestry Normal School
Bottineau
Ada Kelly
Sourin
War History Commission Builds State Memorial Rooms
North Dakota War History Commission advances the collection of the state's World War story. County projects, school museums, and local papers donate records and photographs for Memorial Rooms. Officials and Legion Posts across Ramsey Ransom Nelson Pemina counties coordinate county committees as Amidon plans a western tour to dedicate rooms on Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota War History Commission
F .Amidon
Fargo
Ramsey County
Devils Lake
Ransom County
Barnes County
State Teachers’ College Museum
Walsh County
Court House
Legion Posta
War History Commission
Ramsey
Ransom
Nelson
Pembina
Legion
Mar. Amidon
Frazier lambasts Usurers Union at North Dakota rally
Governor Frazier drew a huge reception in Mandan as labor crowds cheered his sharp attack on the Usurers Union. He cited bankers associations and various labor and farmer laws, portraying them as honest efforts to resolve wage, farm, and consumer issues amid a charged political climate.
Teachers Conference Opens At Normal School On Monday
A teachers conference begins Monday afternoon at the Normal School with a social and business session to plan registration. Mr Leamer will meet Central School teachers at 9 00 am to form plans. September 19 is registration day for students to file scholarship certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamer
Central School
Charles 0. Ziering
University of Chicago
Sagtish
Mies Bartha L. Anderson
Keely
Colorado
Misa Anderson
Dewee
Sotpaebate
Han Spat Ton
Glasgow University
Scotland
Opera
Laura Niles
Ames
Town
Iowa State College
Standford University
California
Harriet E. Daniels
Valley City
N. D
Mra Daniels
Valley City Normal
Minnie J. Nielsons
Frances Russell
Peabody
Massachusetts
University of California, Berkeley
Clannes
Harder
Miter Rtss Polar Paren
Car
Learner
Ing
Central Schol
Changes Made by State Board of Equalization
A lean summary notes actions by the State Board of Equalization involving adjustments and policy decisions. The brief outlines how assessments or tax measures were altered, with emphasis on regulatory impact and potential fiscal effects for counties and taxpayers. No specific names or dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
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American Legon Weekly Letter
American Commission
International Disarmament Congress
National Legislative Committee
Hoover
Baltimore
of the American Legion
Can Legion
Pre
Americns Legion Pers
Wiebe
Pette
County Court News
United
Bate
Congress
Canada
Argentinas
Frazier
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