North Dakota Industrial Program Platform Endorsed
The Nonpartisan League reaffirms its Industrial Program as law and calls for higher farm loan limits, Bank of North Dakota credit for cooperatives, longer farm loan terms, and passage of the Ladd currency bill. It supports the wartime adjusted compensation, continuation of 1919 labor laws, and a clear, plain platform with no camouflage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reas
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Bank of North Dakota
United States Congress
May Wheat Jump Sparks Wild Scramble on Chicago Board
May wheat rose aggressively amid a scramble to cover shorts as rumors swirled of large holdings and possible shipments. Key players named include Patten Cutten Barnes two Winnipeg men and Armour Grain Co with calls of export buying and potential corner dynamics. The surge sparked talk of shippers moving grain to Kansas City and pressures from outside buyers as the market opened dull but quickly heated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnter
Board of Trade
James A. Patten
Arthur Cutten
Julius Barnes
Winnipeg
Iran
Missouri River
Kansas City
Chicago
Baise
Ferests
Beit Eee
Srheenighinae Cael
Doldings
Torejan
Bord of Trade
Apsinat
LeSueur and Burns Tied to Scandinavian Bank Probes
The Nestos Administration paid Arthur LeSueur 2148.89 and the Burns Detective Agency 1189.46 for services tied to investigations in the Scandinavian American bank cases. LeSueur is described as a St Paul Socialist attorney and the payments cover claimed work in criminal case preparation and evidence gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestos Administration
Arthur LeSueur
St. Paul
Wm. J. Burns International Detective Agency
LeSueur
Havetorney
Altho
Jour
J. W. Brinton
Lakes to Sea waterway boosts North Dakota grain outlook
Edwin M Grim Fargo supervisor of bridges for the Northern Pacific railway says the Great Lakes St. Lawrence deep waterway will cut transport costs and raise wheat prices 10 to 15 cents per bushel for North Dakota farmers by shortening the route to Liverpool England. Cap B Miller of the Agricultural College adds the new route gives quick access to foreign markets and enables grain to be moved when prices are favorable. The project, he argues, promises greater public benefit than any engineering work of its scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence Deep
North Dakota
Edwin M. Grim
Fargo
Northern Pacific Railway
Liverpool
England
Grime
Rocky Mountains
Cap B E. Miller
Agricultural Economic Department
Agricultural College
Budget Row Keeps High School Plans in Limbo
A Monday PTA meeting at the high school discussed the proposed budget for the coming year. Legal opinions clarified that warrants from prior years are paid from taxes for those years, not current levy funds, and a plan to retire warrants while funding daily school needs was debated amid promises of further study by the school board.
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Crosby
N. D
Board of Education
Parents Teachers Association
Supt. Polk
Parent-Teachers Association
H. A. Hanson
Hanson
Gay
Policre Peet
Annual Cross Country Relay Race Arril in Burke County
The second annual cross country relay between Bowdella and Flaxton is set for Saturday April 29. Burke county boys train. Ken Mare and Donnybrook added, with hopes the invitation is accepted. The race uses the North Star Trail from Flaxton to Bowbells, with thirteen boys per school to be chosen for Bowbells after a tryout next Tuesday at 4 30 on the mile stretch north of the Great Northern.
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Bowdella
Flaxton
Burke County
Kenmare
Donnybrook
Bowbells
Great Northern
Chicago
West
Illinois
Indiana
Arkanes
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Minos
Painn
Des Lacs women sweep to all offices in village vote
Des Lacs North Dakota elects eight married women to every town post including village marshal. The new council imposes curfews and bans after midnight roaming, poker, and pocket flasks. Town officials vow strict reform and expect male residents to adapt to governance by women.
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Des Lacs
N. D
United States
Houston Texas
Chronicl
Calahoose
H. L. Halverson
T. M. Filbert
G. J. Johnson
D. V. Berry
Mal Shafer
F. W. Ward
Rebecca Barnes
Ward
Marshal
Marshal Ward
Law
North Dakota Eyes Greatest War Hero Spotlight
Governor R A Nestos will decide North Dakota’s greatest war hero as state leaders from the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and other groups seek Living Hall of Fame representatives. The honor is planned for the Disabled Veterans of the World War convention in San Francisco June 26 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Living Hall of Fame
San Francisco
Boy Discovers Ancient Coin Pair in Coal Vein
In Clarksburg West Virginia Joseph N Stealey age fourteen found two coins embedded in coal ore near his home. A silver coin and a copper coin dated 1529 and 1890 show designs resembling African hieroglyphs on one side and crude human heads on the other. Experts are puzzled by the coins origin and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Joseph N. Stealey
Young Stealey
T Hie
Money question as central political issue prompts readers
A call to readers of the Bowbells Tribune urging focus on the money question as the key issue facing the country. The writer asserts it must be solved before other problems and invites signatures and donations via dime or stamps.
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Bowbells Tribune
Bowbells Scout News and Record of Good Turns
Romeo Beek in the Eagle Patrol stopped W H Wineman s runaway team by entering the yard and steering them toward Wiper s barn. Alfred Chatterburgh aided Wil Me Teath, Heath retrieved his coat from the dentist, Reuben Anderson recovered a duster handle, George Peterson tended his sick mother, Arnold Anderson found a dima and returned it, Leo Johnson returned a pocketbook with two dollars, most Scouts received new suits, Windell named assistant scout master and was cheered thrice. Next meeting at school house Friday. bring tennis shoes. Some Scouts erased second class tests. must be second class to join summer hike. Chester Stewart lost a pompa comb and asks for its return. Scouts reporter.
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Romeo Beek
Eagle Patrol
W. H. Wineman
Wiper
Alfred Chatterburgh
Wil- Me Teath
Heath
Reuben Anderson
George Peterson
Arnold Anderson
Leo Johnson
Windell
Chester Stewart
Boy Scout Reporter
Roswell P Merritt to Visit Towns as Optometry Specialist
Roswell P Merritt an optometric specialist from Kenmare North Dakota will visit Portal on April 18 at the Portal Hotel and Flaxton on April dates with offices at Siebert Hotel Bowper Dattani. He urges all with defective eyesight headaches or need of changes to call or see him.
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Roswell P. Merritt
Optecal
Kenmare
N. Dak
Portal
Tuseday
Portal Hotel
Flaxton
Siebert Hotel
Bowper Dattani
Rdson Hotel
Bim
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Justus Barnes
Prater
Harry Daugherty
Frank Reed
Bismarck
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Board of University and School Lands
William Langer
W. J. Prater
Land Commissioner
Land
Lesueur and
Bearnox
Hodatrap
Albert Klein
Aly N. D. Farmer
Anothher
Afril
Minot
H. J. Proseer
Dunwoody Institute of
Minneapolis
Minnie J. Nielson
A. G. Burr
Geo. W. Nash
State Normal School
Bellington
Washington
Misa Sigurdgon
Coteau
M. Waller
Ward County
Harry B. Polk
H. HH. Jones
North Dakota Agricultural College
Smith-Hughes
Jones
Smith- Hughes
Jose
Dea Lacs
Rave Ward
Ginger
Des” Lacs
Boy
Bowbells Scout News & Record OF Good Turns
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