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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1921

Page

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Fire Department Premium Tax Funds Report 1921

State Auditor circular explains fire department premium tax flow from 1919 to 1921. It notes 1920 payments of 427,625.00 and a June 1921 balance of 27,188.76, with 45,791.20 due but withheld to avoid overdraft. Mentions grain grower meeting plans for March 1923 and U S Grain Growers member fees.

Bismarck N. D Fire Department Commissioner of Insurance Crete Te Sa Et Carresioner of

Enrollment totals and class year listings incomplete

The text shows chaotic enrollment figures with partial class names and numbers. It references Junior and Senior levels with inconsistent digits and phrases about future enrollments. It also invites questions about student classifications and offers to discuss them with parents.

League Leaders Rally as Recall Fight Grows

In Bismarck on September 17, A A Leiderbach chaired a state league meeting praising funds and urging local committees to rapid campaign action. The drive targets Frasier Hagan and Lemke against new laws with an expected statewide majority around 26,000 votes. The group calls for three central-city conferences and emphasizes immediate fundraising and active participation.

Bismarck A A. Leiderbach League Courier-News Free Frasier Hagan Lemke Lenehan

Unclear historic notice on candidate details

Fragmentary OCR text references a candidate named Mr Noatws and mentions fur mor, not a clear event or outcome. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or dates for a proper summary.

American Legion Voices Reform At Hoboken Army Piers

The American Legion of New Jersey urges state leaders to assign permanent officers to oversee remains at Hoboken piers after reports of mishandling and fast driving. Other items note Missouri leaders Pershing Crowder and Coontz returning home, York refusing theater money, and Mount Hood climb plans with Harding and McNary involvement.

Hoboken American Legion Department of New Jersey Missouri American Legion Kansas City John J. Pershing Enoch H. Crowder R. E. Coontz Naval Operations Harding Hood River Ore Mount Hood Senator McNary The Legion

Paka Property For Rent Shocks With Mixed Feedback

A rental listing for Paka Property reports mixed feedback from tenants about conditions and service. Critics cite faulty utilities and inconsistent maintenance while defenders say responses are improving and standards are rising amid ongoing tenancy disputes.

Recall fundraising by Chatfield Everready Club No 836

The League women of Chatfield Everready Club No 836 raised 40.16 for the Recall fund at a social in School No 4. Samator Baker gave an engaging talk enjoyed by attendees. Progressive Women's N. Club No 52 plans a Sept 70 meeting at H Merian's to elect officers and handle other business. Two-Bit Nelson of the Ivas reportedly nears Fargo hospital after an exhaustion bout caused by over Liha, and North Dakota also mentioned.

League Women of Chatfield Everready Club Samator Baker The Progressive Women’s N Club No. 52 H. Merian’s Two-Bit Nelson Ivas Fargo Liha North Dacota

Funds Needed to Win Recall Campaign in North Dakota

The state Nonpartisan League faces a hard fought recall campaign with opponents financed to spread propaganda. Chairman A A Leiderbach calls for resumed Victory Fund contributions within three weeks to cover speakers, halls, and travel. He warns that victory will restore Bank of North Dakota lending and bond sales, urging all members to contribute.

A. A. Leiderbach Leiderbach Nonpartisan League North Dakota Liederbach League Wm. G. McAdee Cial

Dr E F Ladds Public Finance Letter on Banking Reform

Washington column by Dr E F Ladd promoting public awareness of the banking system and a proposed Senate bill 2342. He cites expert letters praising reform, arguing money as a medium of exchange is controlled by banks via credit and that public control over currency is essential for change.

Washington, D. C Senate Washington Federal Reserve System

Fragmentary Notice from Historic School Advert

A damaged OCR fragment outlines a school related item mentioning instructors training in business for Asker’s, equipment placed, and a period of completion. It references Dorothy C. Ties and a request to send for free writing materials.

Asker Courag Dorothy C. Ties

Antler School Notes Open With Fresh Atmosphere

School opened on September 12 with fresh atmosphere as rooms were calsomined and cleaning finished. Supt Waiver is away due to a fortunate accident. repairs ongoing and hopes are for his return soon.

Sean

County Court News shows administration and marriage licenses

Hearing on petition for letters of administration in the J. H. Flanery estate resulted in Mrs. Mary Flanery being named administratrix. A marriage license was issued to Henry C. Thom and Mary Louise Dalbee of Bottineau on September 19. Another license was issued to Gustave G. Anderson and Olga K. Johnson of Souirs on September 20.

J. H. Flanery Mary Flanery Henry C. Thom Mary Louise Dalbee Bottineau Gustave 8. Anderson Olga K. Johnson Souirs

Real estate transfers listed for North Dakota deeds

Lars Johnson and wife transfer to Louis Johnson for 6000 dollars. John P. Schommer and wife transfer to Eugene G. Olson for 1 dollar. Erick Sannes and wife transfer to Christena Knobel for 674.15 dollars for south 25 feet of lots 2 3 and 4 in Block A of the Sewynex. Anna Irving transfers to Anna Simpson for 500 dollars covering Lots E and F Bennetts Addition to Weethope North Dakota.

John P. Schommer Eugene G. Olson W. D Erick Sannes Christena Knobel Sewynex Anna Irving Anna Simpson F Bennetts Weethope N. D

Tax Information From Auditor Martin For Bottineau County

Warnings to taxpayers about real estate and personal taxes due December 1 with penalties rising March 1 June 1 and November 1. October 15 deadline to avoid penalties. Notices detail tax distribution to schools townships and localities and invite inquiries to the auditor's office.

Bottineau Wm. M. Martin

Instructions to Grain Dealers and Elevators on Seed Loans

In spring 1921 seed loan loans for wheat oats barley and flax were issued to farmers listed with addresses for repayment on stated dates under the Seed Loan Act. Each loan is secured by a mortgage on crops grown from the seed purchase, with copies of these mortgages filed with the county officer.

Secretary of Agriculture

Lemke to Speak in Bottineau County Tour Dates Listed

William Lemke attorney general and Industrial Commission member tours North Dakota brushing through towns to rally business men wage earners and farmers for state credit plans including rural bonds. The schedule covers Bottineau county and nearby areas with multiple stops from October 1 to October 9 and notes audiences should be timely as talks are brief.

William Lemke Industrial Commission North Dakota Wall Street Lemke Bottineau Rolla Bt. John Kelvin Dungeith Barton Willow City Omemee Souris Landa & P Westhope P. Antler Maxbass Newburg Lansford Mohall Sherwood

Weathering Rain Delays Farm Work in Bentinck Township

The district has seen two weeks of persistent rain delaying threshing and field tasks. Alfred Christianson and family moved from the D Lambe farm to the Mrs C Anderson place in Richburg with help from friends, as several teachers are listed for three schools. Farmers remain busy plowing and feeding rye while plans unfold regarding 1921 crop loan provisions, borrower obligations, and Government loan repayments, with details on required wheat sale and proceeds allocation.

Alfred Christianson D. Lambe Mra. C. Anderson Richburg Anata Cpommik Florence Kenedy Louise Larson D. E. Lambe C. Campbell Devils Lake J. C Secretary of Agriculture

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