Frazier Denies Withdraw Threat as Campaign Rages
Amid Jamestown rumors of his withdrawal Lynn J. Frazier reiterates he will stay in the race until November. The state League cites common rumors as panic and vows to report his official address in Washington D C and continue work with Senator Ladd on legislation for the public.
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Hoople
N. C
Ing
Lynn J. Frazier
Jamestown Bhig Week
Frazier
State League Executive Committee
Mr. Frazier
Peddig
Lynn J. Fragier
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Senator Ladd
Bowbells High declamatory contest heats auditorium tonight
The Bowbells High School declamatory contest is at the auditorium tonight at 8 16. From the participants two will advance to the county contest in Flaxton on May 5 with admission 10 and 16 cents to cover expenses. Contestants and selections include Esther Gunter Wings by Ellis Parker Butler Rose Lund Australia’s Mishap Alice Higgin Rice Marie Speer Billy Brad and the Forbidden Fruit Bilis Parker Butler Freda Migge Nobody’s Tin Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Flaxton
Esther Gunter
Alice Higgin Rice
Marie Speer
Billy Brad
The
Forbidden Fruit
Bilis Parker Butler
Freda Migge
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Uglum Rites Held For Louis Uglum At Cedar Church
Louis Uglum of Adams Minnesota died unexpectedly on April 8 in Canada. Funeral services were held at the Uglum home church and at Little Cedar Cemetery with pallbearers Harry Manson Carl Ellingson Quear Bergen Ben Sorenson Edwin Lewison and Alfred Underdahl. The Adams native was remembered as hardworking ambitious and a devout Christian. His funeral coincided with his mother’s birth date.
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Bir
Jim Uglum
Adama
Minnesota
Louie Uglum
Adar. Minn
Louis Uglum
Adams
Louie
Die Uglum
What Do We Plant and Other Fragments
The text blends a poem by Henry Abbey about planting as building and symbol with stray lines on reciprocity with Canada bottle returns and a misrelated note about Mr Jack Demeey and a London visit. It reads as an OCR fragment mix of poetry and stray quotes.
Seeding Delayed by Weather Across North Dakota
Reports from 24 county agricultural agents show seeding and field work in North Dakota delayed by two to three weeks this spring. Wheat plantings will drop as farmers shift to more feed crops due to late season and rust concerns. Pasture and forage crops show good growth with rye and clover starting spring growth statewide.
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North Dakota
J. W. Haw
North Dakota Agricultural College
Mr. Haw
Oes State
Rump Convention Report In Biblical Parlance
A satirical tale describes a faction forming a forty five member committee in the land of the Flickertail. Tubit urges a large gathering in the City of Nuts to craft a slate while opposing the king’s control and his guarantees. The king denounces the move and orders action as a mass assembly proceeds.
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Tubit
Nuts
Tabernacles
Mver Zone
Stoman
Pasa
Uemond
Royal Neighbors Meet At Fraternity Hall
The group meets at Fraternity Hall on the third Thursday each month in Bow Bells North Dakota with Hattie Jensen as Oracle and Kathryn Kopriva as Recorder. Miners seek an elastic pay scale and export to balance costs.
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Amera
Chapes
View Camp
Bowbells
N. D
Fraternity
Hattie Jensen
Oracle
Kathryn Kopriva
Recorder
Constitution Ignored in Funding Appointments
The Senate confirmed Senator Smoot and Representative Burton to the Foreign Debt Refunding Commission amid constitutional questions. Critics argued such commissions count as U.S. offices, violating the bar on holding office while be ing elected. They urged respect for the Constitution over partisan aims.
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Senate
United States
Smoot
Newberry
Utah
Burton
Ohio
Foreign Debt Refunding Commission
Judiciary Committee
Dent Refunding Commission
Walsh Montana
Bursum
Hale
McCormick
Mones
New
Wadsworth
Watson
Mel Cumber
Community Club Meeting Yields Profitable Afternoon
Minnesota a staff correspondent notes a well attended Community Club meeting with Mrs Nels Jennen and visitors invited. The piece lists residents visiting each other, local work shifts for spring, and a note that farmers are extending days sowing wheat to offset a late season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Jennen
Ray Shof
Will Daniele
Nels E. Peterson
Mary
W. ©. Tuckers
Mary Sloan
Kirkelel
Albert Klein
Flaxton
Frank Gerard
Carl Gerard
Giffin Speises
R. F. Hadwen
B. M. Wohlwends
FP. G. Hoenhaus
Charles and Forest
Mra
Car
Gerard
Ethelyn
Irene
Bert Smiths
Art Kirkelie
K. C. Knuteens
Will Daniels
R. F. Hadwens
John Koch
Melvin
Grace Landis
Mina Hazel Rosell
Clyde Gerard
John Crown
Herman Radenz
L.B. St
Miss Minnie Carlson Returns to Columbus School
Miss Minnie Carlson returned to school in Columbus last week after an absence of about a week due to illness. Mrs Olga Eskelson is employed at the Albert Lorne home. Mr and Mrs Frank Buran called at Rev A Buckneberg s Monday. A G Borg Frank Buran C D Repheldt and Fred Buran attended the sale in Larson Saturday. Adolph Serdahl was a Commons caller Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Buran called at Henry Miller Wednesday. Albert Hysjulien and Hans Olson were Larson. Lovetts visited Mine Helen Burtu Saturday.
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Minnie Carlson
Columbus
Ilness
Olga Eskelson
Albert Lorne
Frank Buran
A. Buckneberg
A. G. Borg
C. D
Repheldt
Fred Buran
Larson
Adolph Serdah
Mra
Buran
Henry Miller
Albert Hysjulion
Hans Olson
Misa Lovetts
Helen Burtu
Will Dolan
Eleanor Skeem
Joe Hamistons
Orin Betts
Portal
D. J. Coone
Paul Ferm
Hane Anderson
Sam Domrud
Dick Hillialand
J. Coane
Mis
Joe Pomiston
Chris Olson
Henrietta
Trenry Brown
Burke County Base Ball League Organized in Bowbells
A meeting at the sheriff’s office organized Burke County Base Ball League for 1922 with six teams Columbus Portal Beaufort Bowbells Flaxton and Northgate. Non salaried players only 20 local players per club, 20 games, guaranties of 850, ground deed from Jay Johnson, and hats and equipment from local business men. Memorial Day July 4th and Old Settlers Day will host games, Bowbells joins strong Prairie fire of enthusiasm.
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Sheriff's Office
Bondbells
North Dakota
Jay Johnson
Johnson
Portal
Hansen
Clarence Carey
Burke County
Columbus
Beaufort
Sask
Bowbells
Flaxton
Northgate
Nam Os
C. J. King
C. H. Marshall
A Goddard
Beaufolt
Geo. Manson
Cowbells
Lester E. Koeppen
Tip Masters
Bow-l Bells
Farewell note from Bowbells Tribune editor Carl Nelson
Carl Nelson announces his impending departure from the Bowbells Tribune due to criticism and resignation, urging readers in Burke County to focus on the Industrial Program and to elect Frasier Baker Church Garberg and the legislative ticket. He will continue until May 6 to finalize records and collections.
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the Tribune
Bowbells
Burke County
Tribune
da Kota
I.ferson
Summers
Burka County
Frasier, Baker
Church
Garberg
Carl Nelson
Flour ad touts World's Best flour at Niobe and Woburn
An advertisement promotes a celebrated flour as equal to any and superior to many at Niobe and Woburn. It hints at rising fire risk from insurance gaps and urges action as conditions worsen.
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Niobe
Woburn
Clerk of Court Stitt Returns From Dryron trip
Clark Stitt, clerk of court, returned from Dryron Pennsylvania where he accompanied the remains of his grandmother Mrs Mat tie A murke who died March 27 and was buried beside her husband. He reported flood conditions in the mid west Mississippi basin and a revival in eastern business with railway shops reopening and thousands of cars in operation. The Carnegie Works hired a thousand workers in one week. He praised North Dakota as Beulah land and Burke county as its garden. He is back at the courthouse committed to duties with renewed vigor.
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Clark Stitt
Dryron
Pennsylvania
Bia
Mattie A.murke
Stitt
Mid-West
Mississippi
Carnegie Works
Central States
North Dakota
Beulah
Burke County
Court House
Westminster Neighbors Share News and Local Occurrences
Westminister residents report social visits among neighbors, farm activity, and cattle losses. Estelle Coona taught at Westminster School terms end. Several Bowbells trips noted for McIntyre Dolan Frick and others. Gopher poison exposure on Sam Domrud farm referenced.
North Star Cross Country Relay Set For Tomorrow
The second annual North Star Cross Country Relay will run Saturday afternoon starting at Flax ton at 2 45 and ending at the courthouse in How belis after thirteen miles. Schools likely include Flaxton Kenmure Bow belle Lignite and Portal with teams of thirteen. Eight from high school and five from grades. First six start from Flaxton and seven from the other end. A rule forbids runners to be coached within fifty feet. Local tryout produced eight high school and five grade entrants Oliver Abbott Ray Edwardy Charley Jessen Philo Schulte Burke Bair Omer Larsen Arthur Willyard Willard Gaddow Toronto Nove Albert Miller Jack Bryan Carl Briggs Bu Winemas. Prizes are 20 10 and 5 with prizes funded by two towns business men Bowhells supplies four judges. Race time expected not later than 2 55 with prizes by Attor K Heckel. Large crowd expected and observers urged to follow rules.
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Secomd
Secial
Oliver Abbott
Ray Edwardy
Charley Jessen
Philo Schulte
Burke Bair
Omer Larsen
Arthur Willyard
Willard Gaddow
Toronto Nove
Albert Miller
Jack Bryan
Carl Briggs
Bu Wine
Lawrence Larson
Thene
Kenmare
Court House
Flaxton
Attor K. Heckel
Bowbells Public Schools Honor Roll and Sports Report
Examinations over with some exemptions. students eye honor roll under new conduct marks. Track tryouts crown Oliv Abbott, Ray Edwards, Charley Jeesen. others listed. High school girls planning baseball. civics and hygiene classes update. report cards and perfect attendance noted. scattered misprints.
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Washington, District of Columbia
Tglum
Withstan
Henry Abbey
Canada
Jack Demeey
Senakey
England
ve—Punck
London
Weath
Cucumber
Constitution
Burke CO
Ball League
Enitor Oe Goodby
Publica
Hee Ores
Bart
Duluth
Helard
George McIntyre
Joe Honiston
Raleigh
Dick Frick
Westminster School
Estelle Coona
Shigley
Will Dotan
Courthouse
Bowbells Public Schools
Lohse
Irvin
Cobb
Oliv Abbott
Ray Edwards
Chariey Jeseen
Philo Schutt
Willard Gadbow
Mr. Johnson
Chicago
Servica
Jtink
Intergal
Scotty
Civics
Ruth Heckel
Cheater Stewart
Torvald Neve
Carol Cole 1
Perlo
Herman Carlson
Edith Albertson
Eileen Donovan
Helen Siemers
Leone Fisher
Duane Nehring
Dorothy Tidbey
Vernon Litte
John Rumstick
Wranklin Buzcell
Arthur Kling
Hearty Merton
Toby
Rolf Johnson
Osnard Devereaux
Otto Rumaticks
Tom
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