Burk County's Chas M Nelson Announces Sheriff Candidacy
Chas M Nelson of Portal declares for Burke County sheriff amid strong local support. Former deputy sheriff and longtime farm implement manager at C B Davidson, Nelson is well known in the community and among his brother T A Nelson’s Paris connections. He reflects on his education and athletic involvement, claiming broad appeal and confidence from the Tribune. The piece touches on anticipated primary outcomes and notes Federal Farm Loan board actions may influence regional lending and seed financing dynamics.
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Burke County
Chas. M. Nelson
Portal
Nelson
C. B. Davidson
T. A. Nelson
Paris
Tribune
Minnesota
Iowa
Brute Entices Little Minot Girl
A janitor Reilly, employed around Virginian Flats, lured Oscar Hartey’s eight year old daughter, intoxicated, into a room, exposed himself, and caused her to scream. Police arrested him. the girl was unharmed. The father demanded swift justice, but the law limits him to a misdemeanor conviction.
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Reilly
Oscar Hartey
Hurley
Federal farm loans resume in North Dakota after Norton action
Congressman Norton secured quick action from the Federal Farm Loan Board allowing the Federal Land Bank of St. Paul to resume and issue loans across North Dakota. The move follows a telegram to the attorney general’s office and states that seed grain bond counties will receive loans under modified mortgage forms. The change relieves a bank-stopped loan buildup and aids thousands of farmers by restoring lending flows.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Brennan
Thi State
St. Paul Lang Bank
P. D. Norton
North Dakota
Federal Land Bank of
Pau
Federal Farm Loan Board of
Washington, D.C
Norton
Attorney General's Office
St. Paul
Eral Langey
Bismarck
Gregory
Washington
Nortop
Federal Bank
Bt. Paul
BINDER TWINES PRICING FIXED BY FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Wallington March 7 under an agreement with manufacturers of binding twine and sisal importers the food administration set the maximum advance over cost for sisal based twine. Prices vary by bale size and fiber type with specific cent increments per pound and f o b factory terms.
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Wallington
Food Administration
Manila
North Dakota Apportions Tuition Fund To 201,084 Students
The state superintendent allocates 468,525.72 among 201,084 North Dakota school children from the February portion of the state tuition fund. Of this, 464,604.04 comes from the fund’s principal support and 4,021.68 from fines and taxes. Allocation is 2.29 per student, Burke county receives 7,502.60 for 3,220 eligible students.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
North Dakota
Dncomé
State University
Burke County
North Dakota Loan Board Not Bound by Seed Bonding Law
Assistant Attorney General Dar Brennan states the Federal Farm Loan board may cut North Dakota from federal farm loans by act, not law. He notes 85 million to 6 million in pending loans, with many associations and banks affected. Key points: county land priorities, maturity timing, and that seed bonding act does not force halting loans.
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Blumarck
N. D
North Dakota
Federal Farm Loan Board
Dar Brennan
F. W W. McLean
Federal Farm Loan Bank
St. Paul
Branhan
Farm Loan Board
Attempted vault drilling at Blanchard State Bank
Yeghmen attempted to drill through the brick vault wall of the State Bank of Blanchard in Blanchard Traill County. Alarm rang as a crowd formed outside the bank building prompting the gang to abandon the plan. Bank president B. Barles of Hitleboro is named in reports relayed to North Dakota Bankers Association secretary W. C. McFadden.
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State Bank of
Blanchard
Traill County
W. C. Mccfadden
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
B. ¥. Barles
Hitleboro
Hazelton Shooting Tragedy Ends In Double Death
Charles D. Sloan a prominent farmer four miles south of Hazelton N C was shot and killed as he stepped from his auto. R 5 Platt Sloan’s half brother was fatally wounded by Clarence White after White shot Sloan. A family dispute said to spark the violence. White surrendered and Pratt died from wounds in a Bismarck hospital. White had come from Linton to work on Sloan’s farm and lost an arm last fall while silaging.
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Hazelton
N. C
Charles D. Sloan
Here
Platt
Sloan
Clarence White
Pratt
White
Bismarck
Linton
Wishek Indicted by Federal Jury in Espionage Case
John H. Wishek banker of Ashley McIntosh county and former North Dakota governor candidate was indicted by the United States grand jury on espionage act violations. A bench warrant for his arrest was issued. Wishek plans to appear in Fargo to arrange bail. The case will be tried at the Bismarck term. Five or six counts allege statements about not safe dealing with national banks buying Liberty bonds. Wishek has lived in McIntosh county for 31 years.
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John H. Wishek
Ashley
McIntosh County
North Dakota
United States Grand Jury
United States Marshal
W. 8. Lauder
Wahpeton
Wishek
Fargo
Bismarck
National Bankg
United States Liberty Donn
Third Liberty Loan Drive Opens April six
Washington March 7 The third Liberty Loan will open April 6 marking the first anniversary of U S entry into the war. The loan amount rate and terms depend on further legislation and may exceed 3 6 billion as yet undetermined. McAdoo urged nationwide demonstrations of patriotism and pledged to seek needed authority from Congress. The campaign is likely to run three or four weeks with broad public support and a strong emphasis on sacrifice for the Allies.
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Washington
United States
McAdoo
Congress
America
France
Atlantic
Mary Reed Gets $3 626 Verdict
Minot North Dakota March 7 The jury in the case of Mary Reed against Fred Ehr awarded the plaintiff three thousand six hundred twenty six dollars in district court after two days of trial The suit claimed damages for injuries while a guest at the Waverly Hotel owned by Peter Ehr and leased by Fred Ehr The defendant lawyers were E R Binkler for the plaintiff and Bradford Nass for the defense The case against Peter Ehr was dismissed as to the owner not liable if any one was.
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Minot
N. D
Mary Reed
Fred Ehr
Nat
Peter Ehr
Waverly Hotel
League
E. R. Binkler
Bradford
Nass
Bovey-Shute Lumber Company
Dodge Oat Company
Youth suffers knife injury near city in local incident
Robert Ugium, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Ugium, sustained a knife wound to the left hand last Sunday. He was rushed to Sowbells for medical attention where doctors treated the injury promptly.
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Robert Uginum
Jim Ugium
Seed bond bids received for over one million dollars
Bismarck North Dakota March 6 bids were received by email on 1 065 million dollars worth of county seed and seed bonds offered for sale under the seed and seed bonding act as amended in the recent special session. bidders included North Dakota banks and trust companies and others from outside the state. It was unclear if the board of university and school lands was bidding but many counties listed bid amounts headed by McHears 360 000 and Renville 225 000.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ema of Agriculture and Labor
Hagan
Northakota
Bank and Trust Companies
Board of University and School Lands
Bosnia
Renville
Het- Unger
Burke
Divide
Grant
Sheridan
McHears
Police Chief Warns Bowbells on Midnight Prowlers
Bowbells residents are cautioned by Chief Miller to avoid alleys and city elevators after midnight due to fire and incendiary risk. Business after midnight should occur in daytime to prevent danger, as patrols guard warehouses at night and suspicious prowlers may face serious risk if shooting occurs.
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Miller
the Tribune
Bowbells and Viclaity
Bowbells
Real estate transfers listed for February and March
Furnished by Burke Abstract Co. includes transfers from Albert P Nelson to Alfred Nelson for $1 in 1-46-169-94 and Henry F Poremier to Foothills School District 107 part of SK 1-4 11-162-92 dated Feb 27 and March 4 entries for Coteau Imported Stock Co. 10 Stanle Hendrickson $20 lot 9 block 1 Erickson's 1st Addition, O Johnson and wife to Gulbro $1 12 NW 14 and N 1-2 SW 1-4 26-160-98, Henry A Barnes et ux to G J Johnson same premises, Davil Gant et ux to B J De Vereaux $3800 N 1-2 SW 1-4 SW 1-4 SW 1-4 17 NW 1-4 NW 1-4 20-163-89.
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Burke Abstract Co
Albert P. Nelson
Alfred Nelson
Henry F. Poremier
Foothills
Cotean Imported
Stanle Hendrickson
Erickson
O Coteau
G. J. Johnson
O. L. Gulbro
Henry A. Barnes
Davil Gant
B. J. Devereaux
Bowbells Donates Generously to National Smoke Fund
Bowbells and nearby residents contribute to the national smoke fund with voluntary gifts. The Tribune, the only paper on this side of the Missouri with such a drive, reports steady donations from locals like E. Bevering, Mrs. Wm. McDonnell, J. A. Ormiston, Jack Brown, Kathryn Lucy, and many others, all given without solicitation. The total includes a prior report of 17.00 and scattered amounts from Bowbells, Flaxton, and Garrison residents.
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France
Bowbells
Europe
the Tribune
Minot
E. Biveriing
Wm. McDonnell
Marke
Flaxton
W. J. Dunlap
Bowbella
Stanley Dunlap
Bowbell
Hollenbeck pleads guilty to illegal voting in North Dakota
John Hollenbeck of Bismarck admitted guilt today after being charged with illegal voting. He plans to seek sentence at the next court term and is pursuing U.S. citizenship, having filed first papers but not completed naturalization. An election incident preceded complaints this week. A sale notice for J. M. Reed and L. E. Clinson appears in the Tribune.
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Bismarck
N. D
John Hollenbeck
Bleckfeld
Nueasiest
Hollenbeck
Tme
United States
Glaspey Auctioneer Heads West Burk County Sales Plan
Col R F Glaspey of Lignite, a leading local auctioneer, visited The Tribune as he schedules busy sales across Burke county. He has booked events in Woburn Lignite Flaxton Columbus Bowbelt March 8 12 14 15 16 and 18 and promises strong farm property values and energetic salesmanship to move each lot.
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R. F. Glaspey
Lignite
Tribune
Glaspey
Burke County
Burke Counto
W. A. Shelden
Woburn
Henry Benge
J. M. Reed
L. B. Clinton
Louis Harstead
Sever Wall
Red Cross Auction Set for March 16 in City
Huge Red Cross sale arranged for Saturday March 16 promises one of the city's largest auction events. Auctioneers Kopriva and Moore donate services with cashier J G Johnson of the First State Bank as clerk. Items to be sold may be brought to the block between the bank and Wiper barn and delivered to the committee. Sale starts at 1 pm with proceeds going to the Red Cross treasury. Bring articles to Mrs Heckel or Mrs Frank Woods. Lunch offered in Red Cross work rooms. Local stores to offer in store promos to attract farmers. Cash payments required.
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Red Cross
Iits City
C. J. Kopriva
J. W. Moore
J. G. Johnson
First State Bank
The
F. ©. Heckel
Frank Woods
Bendixen Family Receives Card On Orrie Bendixen Arrival
The Bendixen family reports Orrie Bendixen who recently enlisted for France to work for the government has arrived safely. W A Sheldon of Woburn holds a sale of his personal today and plans to move to Warner Ohio to operate a gas tractor for the summer. He has rented his Woburn farm for the coming season to Mr Tutt My. Sheldon owns a large stock and farm machinery including choice registered Bates cattle. A large crowd is expected at the sale.
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Peter Landaverk
Baldridge
Lucy Township
W. A. Sheldon
Woburn
Warner, Alto
Tutt
Sheldon
Bates
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ACT OF Loan Board
AFAA
Federal Jury
Ford
Bowbells Implement Co
Liberty
GEGIN
L. E. Clinson
Prado
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