North Dakota farmer prices fight for fair grain markets
Dr. J P Ladd, Republican candidate for U S senator, says farmers since 1916 organized to secure better marketing conditions and terminal elevators. He recalls discrimination against Bluestem and Durum wheat, price penalties for damaged flax, and buyer schemes that lowered farmer income while millers and consumers benefited. He cites wartime shifts and calls for fair treatment and better prices for spring wheat.
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Noted Speaker to Visit Burke County Next Tuesday
Prof Geo Wilson of North Dakota, a noted advocate of cooperative marketing, will give two talks in Burke County next Tuesday. He will speak at Flaxton at 1 30 pm and Bowbella at 9 20 pm. The lecturer has toured many states and counties. The event is linked to the Nonpartisan League with hopes of drawing large crowds and boosting local support.
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Ratification meeting slated for Minot June 16
Minot North Dakota June 10 report that Minot is chosen as one of five statewide ratification sites for the Labor Party ticket. Endorsed candidates will attend. Governor Frazier funds will support speakers. Riverside Park to host afternoon gathering with a Grand Theatre show if weather fails.
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Warm Weather Hatches Hoppers Across Burke County
The warm early season brought large numbers of grasshoppers to parts of Burke County. Farmers report swarms ground level, with hoppers yellow at first then turning black. County Agent Edwards supplies poison, arsenic stock sufficient, and a molasses bran mix is used. A poison mixing machine aids rapid deliveries to farmers. all should monitor for hoppers and report outbreaks to township pest committees.
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War veteran assaulted by mob in North Dakota clash
Sergeant Ambrose Galliger of Bismarck, traveling to France with the first hundred thousand, was seized near Richardton Stark County by about 150 to 160 drunken townsfolk who accused him of sympathizing with the Nonpartisan League. They beat and strangled him, forcing him into a truck, then dumped him and left him in the country until morning. He later reached Jamiorck for medical care suffering a severe throat injury.
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Nonpartisan League rallies and picnics schedule
A series of Nonpartisan League events unfolds across North Dakota with rallies and picnics. Details list towns Bowbells Flaxton Portal Wildwood Park Powers Lake Battleview Coteau Northgate Stenite and others with dates June 16 through June 22 and times including 1:30 and 8:30 2:30 and 7:40 p.m. Speakers include Senator J J Cahill and Spurgeon O Dell.
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Violence Follows Refusal of Nonpartisan League in Richardton
A mob attacked Sergeant Galliger after he refused to renounce the Nonpartisan League. He wore an American Legion button and was warned he could not be both Legion and Nonpartisan. Galliger, a veteran since 1916, was dragged, knocked down, and escaped along railroad tracks with mob leaders urging a dash for liberty. Stark County authorities responded as plans for political campaigning continued nearby.
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New Arrangement for Primary Ballots
The state moves to nonpartisan county offices in the June primary with three ballots for men and one for women. The state ticket lists governor and other state offices, while district court judges and county offices appear on the larger nonpartisan ticket. A separate ticket holds amendments and enacted laws.
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Minot Stock Sale a Big Success in Magic City
A large crowd attended Minot’s first Shorthorn cattle sale at the Magic City. Prizes went to Apland and Sorlein for the first prize bull sold to Kammond of Manou for 625 dollars. The top selling bull from L C Hart farm netted 900 dollars to Kam mond Choatem and Fisher of Makoti. A Ward county poor farm bull sold for 600 dollars. Sixty Shorthorns brought in 15 000 dollars, with Makoti farmers purchasing 26 of the stock.
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Bowbells Storm Blasts City Causing Thick Roof and Window Damage
Severe storm swept Bowbells and surrounding territory Tuesday evening after six. It toppled roofs and shattered windows, injuring no one and causing thousands in damage. Grain crepe fields damaged, and wind gusts tore at structures with high, jagged debris. some buildings sustained major damage to roofs and domes.
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Nonpartisan rallies to begin next week in Burke county
Farmers in Burke county plan a series of nonpartisan rallies ahead of the state primary. Senator J Cahill, candidate for secretary of state, will address a Bowhells rally at 1 30 pm and more rallies follow across county venues. Spurgeon O'Dell and other league speakers will tour Burke county with additional appearances by Ralph Ingerson Elmer W Carter A K Erdickson and E R Kelley as endorsed candidates meet voters and discuss the farmers program after recent court rulings cleared the way for its implementation.
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State hail insurance pays dividends this year
Blamarck North Dakota June 10 State hail insurance department touts a strong year with a funded pool covering 12 000 000 acres at 25 cents per acre plus 3 cents tax. Over 12 860 offers accepted totaling 3 462 000 dollars. Two million in warrants paid to date with remaining payments to follow. Commissioner Olgnaia notes private insurers costlier.
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