Burke county pure bred cattle sale planned in fall
Burke county breeders organized the Pure Bred Live Stock Association with a fall consignment sale discussed in Cynan town. A sales pavilion will be built in Flaxton and a qualified auctioneer to inspect stock for a first annual sale aimed at offering high quality pure bred stock to Burke county farmers. Wool Growers may gather July 9 to discuss disposal of wool via a county pool and boy encampment at Crosby is proposed with a week long program costing six dollars including agricultural instruction and recreation.
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Burke County
Rearm
Cynan Town
By County Pure Besamock
Atetaru
Tin
Aeas Martin
Lerpey Begs
M.D. Drew
Akropetine
Andrew Nelson
Am Auotioneer
North‘west
Flaxton
Aie
Burke
Coll Nae
Crosby
Banks Refuse Deposits and County Treasurer Critique
Fragmentary OCR shows banks refusing deposits and facing county treasurer tensions. The text records bankers voicing concern over county funds and advising one Jensen de Surrency, with comments on whether certificates were honored and the lack of cash to meet demands. The tone suggests financial strain and administrative dispute.
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AL Iumbua Jensen de
Newspaper sports brief from Portal outing details
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local sports item referencing a Portal event and individuals Lignite Peon and J. J. The readable text hints at a team or person named in a sporting context, with no clear outcome or dates. Further context is required to produce a precise, fact-based card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tignily
Ie Agals
Apy
Litetasrial
GoBort
J. J
Fragmentary Notice From 1921 Meeting Minutes
Incomplete text references business terms and dissolution of a society or company. Mentions Hoyt's International, lig nite, public support, publication for time to come, funds in treasury, and a share distribution plan. Includes dated note July 5th 1921 and signatory O. P. Hanson, secretary.
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Fursiere
Hoyt’s International
Voraticu
Rata Seies
P. Hanson
Eet Rfd
No. Bowbélln N
GEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AND LOCAL FRAGMENTS
Buried in the June 28 notices a set of real estate transfers appears, listing Susan Clingman to Fred Cluckey for 250 dollars covering Lot 7 and parts of Lot 8 in Block 27 Portal, plus a later entry noting a transfer to T. Ente and stock in a small property. Also included is a Farm Security Administration to BH Stewart for 1 dollar involving NE 1 4 14 and NE I 23 166 80, with other scattered fragments referencing visitors at rank Bywater’s home and several family names including Geneset Mabie Jeasin and John Mims.
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Burke
Susan Clingman
Fred Cluckey
Clingman
Ieee
T. Ape
North Dakota bond selling drive urged for 1921 program
A 1921 bond selling campaign was organized to fund rural credit, farm housing, mills and terminal elevators, aiming to boost producer prices and curb speculation. The notice urged citizens to buy bonds on Saturday July 23, 1921, with endorsements from state authorities and prominent leaders.
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Commonwealth
North Dakota
Witnness
Plamarek
Jihls
Lynn. Prazier
School Bond Election Carries for Building Addition
At the special school election held last Thursday the district approved a bond for building an addition to the present school. Opposition totaled 115 votes for the bond and 30 against. Officials will confer this week to rush construction so the addition is ready for the next term starting in September.
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Arehiill
Ding
Bepr
Farmers Coal Mine to Quit Business
A district meeting of Farmers Lignite Coal net east of the city decided to dissolve the corporation, sell equipment, and wind up the company. Formed twenty years ago with land bought from O. P. Hanson, the mine fed coal that was easy to cut and helped keep prices down. The effort never aimed at profit, and the closure comes with regret for the region.
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Corp Ion
O. P. Hanson
Farmers Coal Mine
Battleview Team Defeated By Opposition Sunday
Local report notes a large crowd attending Powers Lake celebration on July 4th and mentions Battleview dal team withGregor diamond Bunday, plus names Dr. Wicklund and Mrs. Mobere. Some residents are described with health issues and local visitations, including Mrs. Lokken and Mrs. Oatley.
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Mra Peders
Ra Gorea
Aaa
Goréa
Powers Lake
Nesday
Lokken
Ingebreteen
Tioga
Oib
Battleview Dal
eGregor Dia‘mond Bunday
Baeview
Burra
Frazier Lemke and Hagen to Speak at Mouse River Picnic
The Mouse River Women's Nonpartisan Clubs in Renvids county plan a large picnic on July 16 at Mouse Hilver Bark with speakers Governor Frasier Suarney General Wm Lemke and Lars Hagen. It will be the first time all three Industrial Commission members speak together. Most county League members and Burke county officials are expected to attend along with other guests and refreshments provided by the ladies.
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Stephen Knapp
Wm. Grill
Herb Frasier
Dimond
Renvids County
Ais
Earereas
Frasier
Suarney
Wm. Lemke
Complantoner
Ify Ture
Lars Hagens
Industrial Commission
Burke County
League
N P L Picnic at Ingerson Grove Sunday
A big National Picnic League event is planned for Sunday at Ralph Ingerson Grove in Dale Township. The event, organized by the League in Dale Township and the Woburn N P L Club, invites the public to enjoy dinners on the lawn under shade trees, meet old friends, and share a pleasant afternoon. Women’s club will serve cream and refreshments at the stand.
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Ralph Ingerson
League
Dalewnship
Woburn N. Pp. L
Women’s Club
Farmers urged to support local ads in The Tribune
The Tribune urges farmers to patronize merchants who advertise in the paper, noting ads help the publication and asking readers to mention they saw the ads. It cites Pioneer Meat Market Bowbells Implement Co and Farmers Insurance as examples of local advertisers.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Farmers Ins. CO
Crops Report From Burke County Hills and Plains
In Burke county a split report describes hill crops taller heads and strong rye, with a 40 acre field near Coteau yielding potential above 35 bushels per acre. Wheat heads out well after cool weather, moisture remains ample, and no hail has been reported as the season progresses toward harvest.
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Bowbells
Coteau
Tom Stagg
Burke County
Board of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The family of Mrs. B. J. Van Vorst and Geo. Van Vorst and Miss Ethel Van Vorst express gratitude for the assistance and acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Their neighbors are assured the consideration is deeply appreciated and will be remembered.
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B. J. van Vorst
Geo. van Vorst
Ethel van Vorst
Black Flaggers Demand Proof of County Funds Availability
In Bowbells, residents challenge J R Jensen and county treasurer records over about 75 000 dollars allegedly available to pay county warrants. The Black Flaggers urge Jensen or Mahoney to produce a valid court order or explanation, accusing bankers and local officials of withholding funds and stirring controversy around public money and the county’s waterage. The column asserts records are public and invites proof of funds or a plan to settle warrants.
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Columbus
Une
Free Love
J. R. Jensen
Bowbells
Jensen
Mahoney
Adv
Shay
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Lgnte Nen
Geal Estate
BH. Stewart
VALE
Rank Bywater
Mra Geneset
Lilien
Nou Teddie
Ays
Mabie
Jeasin
John Mims Dian Horas
Ireus
Brefonowics, Notary Public
Tribune Building
Frazier
Lemke
Hagen
Mouse River
Pionig
Ingerson Grove
Bowbeils
Lawrence Larsen
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