Father O'Donaghue Defends Nonpartisan League in Bismarck
In Bismarck May 29 Father Martin O'Donaghue of Washington DC spoke to a large audience about the Nonpartisan League. He argued the movement pursues common sense and social aims like public streets and libraries, contrasting it with the perceived aimlessness of old parties. He warned against socialism “isms” while praising democratic steps toward shared welfare.
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Father O Donaghue Appeals for Farm Fight and Freedom
The speaker declares, We own our streets and public services and defend them against socialism, Roman Catholicism or bolshevism. He vows to earn our bread, calls farmers to perservere, and warns the Nonpartisan League opponents against calling free love a threat. He pledges to join the effort for America and humanity.
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Priest in good standing letter clears O Donaghue in North Dakota speech
A Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons letter asserts Reverend Martin Donishue is free of church suspensions and may perform sacred functions. The piece then lists athletic event winners from a North Dakota gathering, naming multiple youths and towns such as Lignite Portal Bowbels Bowbells and Columbus.
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Burke County Hosts First Annual Play Day at Wildwood Park
Nearly 2,000 attendees despite weather concerns as Burke County marks its inaugural Play Day at Wildwood Park. State Superintendent Minnie Nielsen attends and awards diplomas to eighth graders. events include athletic activities and a pavilion program.
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Notice on gravel and sand sales by W. G. Martin
Gravel or sand will be 60 cents per cubic yard load. Anyone wanting this material should make arrangements with me. 121 W. Martin.
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Boys Encampment Week Set for June at Flaxon County Grounds
The second annual Boys Encampment Week will run June 21 to 26 at Flaxon county fair grounds with Burke and Divide counties joining. Registration Monday, fee $6 covers board and activities. four agricultural college instructors will lead lectures on tractors and farm work. Local instructors including County Superintendent C H Hecht will assist. Activities include movies, ball games, swimming and other sports. Applicants should contact County Agent Holywards. rules require ages fourteen to twenty and bring a blanket and utensils.
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Supreme Court Upholds Industrial Program in North Dakota
The U S Supreme Court ruled the North Dakota industrial program constitutional and the state bond issues to finance enterprises legal. The decision ends attempts by 42 taxpayers to block the program and leaves opponents with no further recourse after rulings by the referendum section, the state supreme court, and federal courts.
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Commencement Program Bowbells High School 1920 Exercises
The eighth annual Commencement Program of Bowbells High School on June 10 1920 features a procession invocation by Rev Lighthall, selections from Bokemlay Girl t Wigh School Orchestra, salutatory by Douglas M Campbell, Patryland Waltz 9 Wigh School Glee Club, commencement address Carry On by Dr Karl R Stolz, more musical selections and the valedictory by Thomas B Wiper with Girls Glee Club, diplomas presentation and benediction.
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Langer Speaks Here Tuesday Afternoon
Attorney General Wimn Langer spoke to about a hundred listeners at the Royal Theatre in Dawdbells on Tuesday afternoon. He criticized Nonpartisan League leaders and state officers, urging support for a farmers’ program, while a rainstorm limited turnout and delayed his schedule. He then traveled to Flaxton for a later talk and to Powers Lake that evening.
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Memorial Day program draws large crowd and parade
The Memorial Day service held last Sunday attracted many from city and country. It featured vocal and instrumental music, speeches, and a fine address by Rev. Dunnett. After the program, attendees formed a parade to the cemetery led by the Seim Band.
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Simonson Elected School Director In City Election
In a city high school election N L Simonson won the director post to replace F H Hockel. J Nehring was elected school treasurer to succeed C J Kopriva. A later ballot with C A Masters and O Nehring was rejected by the election board as unlawful. Simonson received 46 votes, Masters 20, Nehring the treasurer vote mostly for Nehring with a few for others.
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