Owen Endorses North Dakota Labor Laws and Federal Reserve Build
The speech details Senator Owen's endorsement of North Dakota labor laws and support for a state bank program. It highlights his role in shaping the federal reserve system, crediting him with democratic control over banking and opposition to private bank domination. The text references Governor King and the League of America in presenting the industrial program.
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Owen
North Dakota Farmers
State Bank
Banking and Currency Committee
United States Senate
Federal Reserve Bank Act
Federal Reserve Banking
United States
King
Federal Reserve System
Aldrich
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Board
Privilege Fears Farmers Plan Declared By North Dakota Leader
Judson King, secretary of the National Popular Government league, spoke to an open air crowd in Fargo praising North Dakota laws as fair to business men, farmers, and workers. He tied opposition to Bolshevism to North Dakota farmer-led reform and urged support for Nonpartisan and labor movements as solutions beyond old parties. He praised the state bank as a democratizing finance step, likening its reception to the federal reserve's prior opponents.
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North Dakota
Judson King
National Popular Government League
First Avenue
Broadway
R. B. Biskemore
Municipal Voters’ League
Mr. King
New York City
America
United States
Northwest
Common People
Nonpartisan League
Labor Parties
State Bank
State Bank of
Fedral Reserve Bank
Ita
State Bank of North Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank
Credite
One Big Union Idea Faces Court of Public Opinion
The piece argues that a single encompassing union of capital opposes collective bargaining and public ownership while farmers and workers need a coordinated front. It cites the I W W as a cautionary example and praises the Nonpartisan League for achieving goals through constitutional action rather than strikes or violence.
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Hines
Railways
United States
Suchia
St Amken
North Dakota
Nonpartisan’ League
Hieromerica
Community Notes From Thief River Falls Area
Transcriptions show residents moving between towns for study and work. Johnonie Pawlson leaves Thief River Falls for medical studies at the University of North Dakota after winter stay with Dr A J Paulson. Andrew Jensen heads to Fort Scott for engineering coursework. John Haagenson temporary brakeman on the branch freight. Mike Keenan and Miss Schwegen attended a Friday evening gathering at the Carl Edling home. Mrs Mickelson and relatives visiting Korthal home. Regan of Whitetail Mont visits daughter Mrs Matt Dickman.
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Johnonie Pawlson
A. J. Paulson
Thief Fiver Falls
Flaxton
Thomas Wood
Portal Catholic Ladies Aid
Andrew Jensen
Fort Scott
John Haagenson
Mr. Sheaf
Mike Keenan
Miss Schwegen
Carl Edling
Mickelson
Korthal
Regan
Whitetail
Mont
Matt Dickman
Portals and People in Sioux Falls Weekend Events
From the Portal International and Powers Lake notes, A R Chezik Ambrose Chap head to Sioux Falls for trap shooting. W A Siegel joins Ford hospital. J T A Nelson returns from Minot with a Haynes car. William King moves to Commercial Hotel to run short orders. Wm Reed arrives from Ottawa with team wagon and dog. Ruth Tosdal returns home with sisters Dorothy and Powers Mungon. Caroline Dunlap returns from California. Carl Johnson family visiting Cooperstown. Arthur Gause back from southwestern Montana trip. Fire damages John Skeog car. minor losses. George Grubb wins award.
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Portal
Portal International
A. R. Chezik
Ambrose Chapin
Sioux Falls
W. A. Siegel
West
Ford Hospital
Siegel
Seattle
J T. A. Nelson
Minot
Haynes
William King
Wm. Reed
Ottawa
Kansas
Peace River Country
Powers Lake
Montana
Henry
Frank
Fred Gissel
John Skeog
Neo
Grubb
Olson and Aller plan western coast trip by auto
Mr and Mrs A N Olson and Mr and Mrs C C Aller will leave Tuesday for the western coast. They will visit Olympia and Tacoma. they are content with the country and see it as ideal. G H Wicks and family traveled to Minot for their son Sydney's minor operation. Al Morden rearranged his pool hall increasing space and will install another pool table soon.
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Canada
A.N. Olson
C. C. Aller
Olsen
Tacoma
Oil-Pull grader contract and local notes from Colville
A Colville township contractor lands the Oil-Pull road work job while other notes report J By IMSland final homestead proof near Stanley with Premo and Bukre, Maruskie trip to Minnesota, Tealie Ralston returning from France with engineers experience, and Columbus items detailing high school commencement, local visits, and school closeouts at Wildwood Park.
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Colville
Imsland
Stanley
R. EF. Premo
Anton Bukre
Tf Jim
Anton Maruskie
Minnesota
Ford
Fargo
Frank Sadek
Clementaen
Tealie Ralston
France
North Dakota
Three Columbia Teachers Not Returning Next Year
A disrupted year at Normal School reflects illness and hardship yet ends with regret as three teachers, Varation, Misa Kopriva, and Howbelig, will not return to Minot’s Normal School next year and readers wish them well elsewhere.
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Misa Kopriva
Worl
Columbia
School Notes and Debates Portfolio Amid Exams
The final exams start next week with classes reviewing. English II debates last week supported U S railroads operation and Philippine independence. A five course dinner for the school board was served by the cooking class under Miss Amestead, with Ruby Abbott and Esther Remington hosting. A senior-class picnic at Mouse River Park followed, greeted by a freshman quip about needing more recess for a swim.
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Hydle
U. S
Philippines
Miss Amestead
Ruby Abbott
Esther Remington
Clara Kirkelie
Mary Bogus
Ruth Bryan
L. Larsen
Heckel
Sadleir
Indigestion relief and pest notes from 1909 issue
Mr Wisler of Douglassville Pa recalls a 1909 indigestion attack cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets. The page also covers cutworm prevention by wrapping wrap paper around plant stems to shield them, a Paris green and bran bait for worms, and advice on chicken mites with roost and coop cleaning and kerosene spraying as control.
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Mr. Wisler
M. B. Wisler
Douglassville
Lockwood
N.D. Agr
Paris
F. J. Peterson
N. D. Agr. College
Spring Water Route Schedule Update
Incomplete notice outlines a revised water route with unclear days and streets. It mentions Mondays Tuesdays and Fridays, asks customers to bear the changes, and promises further clarification once available. Names, places, and precise times are illegible.
Taken Up in Burke County North Dakota
Public notice of horses taken up at a rural place in Burke County North Dakota. Describes a black two year old mare with halter, a black yearling colt, and a etc. Request owners to call and pay costs. Contains garbled OCR fragments from the original wanted ads page.
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Tal’ Township
Burke County
N. D
Lucy Ty
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