Price control revival bill faces Congress
A bill proposing a four year program to revive price controls by the United States government is introduced in Congress. Supporters, including Representative Sinclair, argue it could relieve farmers and stabilize agricultural markets if precedents and constitutional authority are observed. The measure envisions funding, winding up existing wartime agencies, and transforming the grain corporation under Delaware law with executive oversight for implementation.
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J. H. Dare M North
Congress
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Boston
Leoula
Congresuman
Sinclair
Ae Ereteig
Mont
Man
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Unea Grain Corporation
United States
Grain Corporation
State of
Delaware
A Corporation
Treasury
Popular Couple Weds in Minnesota Home Ceremony
A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Gao White of Minnesota when their daughter united in marriage. The ceremony bonded the couple in marital vows amid a quiet family gathering.
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Mr. Gao, & White
Minnesota
Ons Stip
Whea
Oly Bonds
Huge Bow Cemetery Association Bazaar Success
The Bow Bella Cemetery Association held a Thursday afternoon bazaar at the Royal Theatre for funds. Net proceeds totaled 105000, with donations from Mrs Heath Mrs John Bryan and others and a committee led by Mrs Heath planning next year’s event.
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Royal Theatre
J. W. Moore
Association
Heath
John Bryan
Bell
Norlin
W. Moore
Schultz
C. Abeear
Dabo and Wills Hasth
Corp Tad Senate Ana Ed Weer
Baie Oubite
Pioneer Nis Dies At Home Of Daughter In Moon
Johannes Olgon, a longtime pioneer in the Moon area, died last Wednesday morning at 4 30 at the home of his daughter Mrs Hans M Hansem of three miles west of town. He had been ill for months and bedridden three weeks, death due to old age and related complications after an internal illness at Bowbells hospital. He was born in Sweden and came to the United States 78 years ago, settling in Kandiyohi County before moving toward Moon where he lived until his death.
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Johannes Olgon
Hisaughter
Hans M. Hansem
Bowbells Hospital
Sweden
United States
H! Family
Kandiyohi Coun
Wne
Moon
Walfred
Fred Olson
Cotéau
John Olson
Kenmare
Charlie Olson
Glasgow
Mont
Victor
Arthur
Noe
Fundra
Hans M. Hansen
Bowbells
Voigt of
Carple
Mennonites Return to United States from Canada
A train carrying 108 Mennonites departed Binford Sask to Yellow Pine Ala after four years of crop failures in Canada. Fifteen freight cars and two emigrant coaches carried the group, with transportation cost about $10,000 paid in advance. They faced anti war sentiment, but Canada allowed their religious beliefs to exempt them from conscription. They contributed to Red Cross relief.
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Canada
Hed Cross
McCue libel suit verdict awards $7600 against publishers
Fargo North Dakota. Jury awards T. F. McCue of Carrington $7600 in a libel suit against the Cooperative Publishing Company and A. M. Baker former editor over an August 11 1916 Herald article alleging failure to heed illegal gambling operations. The case will be appealed.
State income tax blanks to be mailed for 1921 filings
The state tax department has received the 1921 income tax blanks from the state printer and will send them to taxpayers who earned income in 1921. Failure to receive blanks does not relieve filing duties. net income above exemptions must still be reported. A combined Corporation and Capital Stock report replaces separate forms to reduce duplication and streamline distribution to the public.
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Tax Department
D.C
GALL ISSUED FOR PREGINGT MEETINGS
Precinct meetings for the Nonpartisan League are set for February 23 with one delegate per precinct to attend the county convention and decide on candidates for legislature and county offices. Townley will attend the state convention as delegates are chosen. Precinct meetings are urged for February 22.
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Wan Ay Oe
Townley
League
Stockholders to Receive Dividend Amid Rate Dispute
At Kenmare on December 10 1921 the Greaves Telephone Co board announced a six percent dividend to stockholders as cash flow allows. The meeting set new officer roles F F Carter president Evan Griffith vice president and treasurer with H P N Kamp C H Wright and W C Mitchell aboard. The Public Utilities Commission had ruled 16 percent on preferred stock discriminatory and urged quarterly advance payments to recover arrears and protect service continuity.
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Greaves Telephone Co
State
Kenmare
State Commission
H. P. N. Kamp
L. B. Nana
W. C. Mitchell
F. F. Carter
Evan Griffith
C. H. Wright
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Public Utilities Commission
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