Mass meeting at Minot October 6
A mass meeting is called at Minot on October 6 by the state executive committee to discuss constitutional amendments and party slate. The call notes the crisis in the state party and urges supporters to attend, highlighting nominees from multiple counties and the need to mobilize workers across Uncertain dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou
Conntoes
Peubina
Waldie Nelson
Gixed Forks
Te Brutaman
Reecee Williams
Mountesi McKensia
Burke
Renville
Ward
Bottineau
McHenry
Rolette
LY. A
Souris News: Local Exchanges Missed and Travel Plans
A garbled Souris News item notes Samy Kelly visiting Bottinesa Institute Sales toy factory and H. L. Pratt returning home. Sam and Lucille Hagers left Thursday for Minneapolis for school activities while a railroad work and burner incident is mentioned alongside a fence downdraft.
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Samy Kelly
Bottinesa
H. L. Pratt
Sam
Lucille Hagers
Minneapolis
Reverend Waller Pastors Local M E Church for Years
The article notes Reverend Waller has served as pastor for many years at the M E church on She Ave. Parishioners express pride in his long tenure and steady leadership.
School notes on unit credit and history hints
Fragmentary school notes discuss unit credit and a difficult year in history class. Mentions captains Bastante and Gordie Wood and names several students with unclear roles. Notes financial strain and staffing issues affecting hiring and resources.
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Bastante
Gordie
Wall
Ciasen
Hig Sahel
Compensation Bureau Sets Hearings Across North Dakota
The Compensation Bureau will hold hearings at Goeth Hole in Fargo on September 28 and 29, at Minot on October 15 and 18, and in the evening sessions on October 19. Hearings begin at 10 o clock each day with sessions continuing as scheduled in Jam Marek and surrounding areas.
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Prosessat
Goeth Hole
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Records
Bottineau Bank transfers SW% and Lots 1 2 and Boer 2 to William P Jackson. Robert Lewis conveys NE% 26 160 81 to Bertha Lewis. W D holds etc. Brarhead W D $1 Not 16 4 Newbarg.
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Bottineau Bank
William P. Jackson
Lota
Boer
Robert Lewis
Bertha
Lewis
W. D
Fiameh
Stouse
Ste To
Geass
Brarhead W. D
Newbarg
Bottineau School Board Standstill Threatens Unified Superintendent Plan
In Bottineau a dispute between the Business and Professional Men and the School Board centers on a proposed three-school superintendent for Peetes State Normal Central School and the town's high school. The board and faculty conflict over administrative coordination, with one superintendent position offered but not agreed upon, risking a breakdown of collaboration and vocational education goals.
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Bottineau
Peetes State Normal Tam Obi
Unia
Adminiatra Heth
Impos
Icalion
Central School
Hihop
Bott
Pope Serin
Pickering Township Blends With Rothe and Magda Site
In a local record, Pickering Township is noted along with Mrs. M. Rothe and Magda, indicating a civic or community-related matter involving these parties. No further details are provided in the fragment.
North Dakota to Enter National Dairy Show at Fair Grounds
Farmers anticipate strong state presence at the National Dairy Show to be held October 8 to 15 at the Fair Grounds. Rivalries among regional breeds intensify as entrants prepare, with special cars planned to transport Dakota delegates and supporters to St Paul for the event.
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North Dakota
Fair Grounds
Dakota
Talal Orthea
St Ma Paul
Marie Holisky Wins Prize For Store Name
Marie Holisky, daughter of Thos Holisky, won $6 for best name for the store paper's Glass Block project. Judges Elizabeth Blair Florence McClaran and J D Douglas selected her entry among nine hundred odds. Holisky works in the Leather Goods Section and was surprised by the win, praising the contest and noting other entrants.
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Marie Holisk
Thos
Donaldson's
Glass Block
Minneapolis
Marie Holiuky
Elizabeth Blair
Miis
Florence McClaran
Credit Office
J. D. Douglas
Bggen
Miss Holisky
Teather
Holisky
Jason
Omembe News Individuals Involved In Local Scenes
Fragmentary report notes Hulda Peer work at sea with Tim Dwyer and Andy Sunday. Mentions Mond B. Brandt and others leaving for Girone. Brandt and Bie Remeaeaent travel. Dwyer from Wihew City sails Fixkman. Aid Helin and Oscar Brandt visit Keroki to threshing peas. Event ends with sale at 2.6 and Sunday visit by Mrs Nelson.
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Hulda Peer Is
Dened
Wok the Sea
Rey A
Pete Ee Ees
Tim Dwyer
Andy Sunday
Tong the
Mouseiver
Max
Leon Ebenhum
Tag Girone Mond
B. Brandt
Verda de Dwyer
Wihew
Pat Sails
Fixkman
Harlow
Aid Helin
Oscar Brandt
Keroki
Ieee
Pretts
Nelson
Ea Serre
Honest money system bill sparks national debate
Washington letter discusses Senate Bill 2352 from July 27 proposing an honest banking and credit system. It cites money supply figures, 5 percent money liquidity, and 95 percent transactions via checks and credits, arguing for curbing private banking power while upholding constitutional aims.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
U. S
United States
National Bank Act
Friction in I V A ranks over patronage control
Longstanding I V A factions in Bottineau county clash as Garden and Lee battle for patronage. Garden resists loss of leadership while Lee allies with Stalwart remnants and influences Cong. Young and Sen. McCumber. The struggle centers on delivering federal patronage and aligning with Young Spaulding group.
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Garden
Lee-Scott-Kirk
Lee
Cong. Young
Sen. McCumber
Mr. Garden
Publicity pamphlet shows author and stakes in votes
Publicity pamphlet gains an author, with Commissioner Hagan widely backing an appropriation to fund publicity for initiated laws and constitutional amendments. The move disputes a past session blunder and counters Secretary Hall’s recall efforts, framing the issue as whether citizens or business interests will control the state’s future.
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Peteber
Gover
Hagan
Pam
House of Representatives
T. Hall
Minneapolis Chamber
Wheat harvest delays and social notes from Wheaton area
After rain delayed threshing for about two weeks, threshing resumed last week. Arthur Nelson left for Wheaton Minnesota to start high school living with his parents Mr and Mrs M Enmh. The article lists local visitors and social events including M E Ladies Aid autumn social at Haase church with a bountiful supper and program. Local farmers report sprouting wheat and large pumpkins with pumpkins and squashes grown by Leslie Smith near Antler.
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W. C. McIntyre
C. Webber
Gladice
K. Olson
Myrtle
Letcharr
Jenson
C. Bergstrom
W. A. Moody
George Jenners
M. E. Ladies Aid
Haase Church
Leslie Smith
Antler
Bottineau To Open School Board Agreement Details
The Bottineau community outlines a Hanover plan between the town and Normal School with financial terms. It shows funding allocations for primary rooms staffing and kindergarten, totaling 10,029.98 dollars in the last year, while preserving the town at no cost. The note praises the benefits of an educational center and a unified school system for quality work.
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Bottineau
Ormal School
Hart
Noi
Miss Hart
School Opens With Bigger Attendance in Junior High
The September 42 opening reports larger attendance in Intermediate and High School rooms than last year. Miss Jerson of Feasen den oversees the Primary Room while Mr. Swearingen leads the High A of books in Sociology as class interference harms work. Shortage of new equipment expected, Shaens and Foose mentioned. Elysian sends Olle Johnson Alma Grazie Melba Fox and Whitby Arthur Volker to bolster high and intermediate levels with hopes for basketball success. Bald Omemen visited school.
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Jerson
Feasenden
N. D
Laneford
Swearingen
Elysian
Olle Johnson
Alma Grazie
Melba Fox
Whitby
Arthur Volker
Oasesee
Omemen
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Sepy
Walaer
Rene Iva
M. E
F State Normal School
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Pickering Township
Mra. M. Rothe
Magda Esl
Marie Holiserwins Prize
Omembe News
Dre F. Ladd
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