Marks Again Re Plys To Mr Holiz In Tax Dispute
Flax, Northgate, May 4 Tribune letter from Mark s defends one man government critique of North Dakota taxation. He taunts Holtz over farm taxes and state finances, warning of further letters if the issue stays on taxation and school funding.
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North Dakota
Holtz
Marks
the Tribune
Mr. Marks
Marke Iu
Flaxton
N. By
Tribune
Northgate
Missouri Cats
Drake Mill
Bank of North Dakota
Mr. Holtz
Big Biz
N.P. S
Burks County
Tia Rae Raul
Fargo Forum
Minnesota
A.C. Townley
H. G. Holtz
Mystery of Missing Man Near Steele Deepens
In Kidder county evidence ties farmer J G Clayton to the 1912 disappearance of insurance salesman T Leitzke. Clayton and his son are jailed on bail default as daughter Frances Sheldon links them to a fatal shooting after a picnic night. Officials plan another dig for Leitzke's body as trial decision looms.
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Roy
George Musgon
Leitzke
Leitake
Sagan
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Burke Abstract List
April 27 to May 3 transfers include Christiany Christenson to Joe Chinciotte for 700 dollars with lot details in Setumbua. Carl Sauer to Hatlelid for 17 dollars with NE and NW quarter notes. Hatlelid to Sauer for 1 dollar with specified quarters. Henry Letterno to Lars Jacobson for 2000 dollars in Flaxton North Dakota. Amund G Sunset to Art Vroleon for 168 dollars with NE and NW quarters. Anton Boey to Benjamin Purnel et al part of SW. Magnus Fredrickson to J Mo Hybee for 15 dollars with SW quarter. notes on May 30 entries and extension of lambing pasture research by Dakota Agricultural College extension division.
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Burke
Christiany Christenson
Joe Chinciotte
Setumbua
Carl T. Sauer
Et Hatlelid
Ole Hatlelid
Etx
Carl F Sauer
Henry Letterno
Lars Jacobson
Flaxton
N. D
Amund G. Sunset
Art Vroleon
Anton Boey
Benjamin Purnel
Magnus ‘Fredrickson
J. Mo Hybee
Drive for Members in Good Roads Assn Drive for members in Good Roads Assn
Geo H Phelps vice president for Burke county of the North Dakota Good Roads Association mailed out over a thousand letters inviting Burke county automobile owners to join. The $1 membership funds better roads and a radiator tag signals support. Governor Rier proclaims Shipy Truck Week.
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Geo. H. Phelps
Burke County
North Dakota
Joo Roads’ Association
Itarier
Minot
Board of County Commissioners
Phelps
Mie Isa
Association
Otter Roads
Lignite School Locals Prepare Spring Events and Games
Rain caused several absences on Monday as Miss Sheils and Miss Rondeau’s pupils plan an entertainment in the school gym on Friday May 7. High school and eighth grade students prep for a track meet in Flaxton on May 22 and for Burke county events at Wildwood Park on May 29. Live Wire Literary Society to host a debate at the next meeting with further announcements. Baseball remains the order of the day for the younger boys.
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Sheils
Miss Rondeau
Flaxton
Burke County
Wildwood Park
Live Wire Literary Society
Annual Hay and Forage Crops
Circular 37 from North Dakota Agricultural College Extension Division discusses crops such as alfalfa, rye, millet, corn, sunflowers, rape, pers, sweet clover and Sudan grass. It covers cultural methods and feeding value, authored by L. R. Waldron and F. W. Christensen.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
L. R. Waldron
F. W. Christensen
Postmaster Here Now Up to Senate Bowbells Nominee
Evelyn Johnson was sent to the senate by President Wilson as postmistress nominee for Bowbells. If confirmed, she will replace G A Reprive who resigned last August due to illness. Johnson has served as acting postmistress and passed a civil service exam with Turly before Turly withdrew.
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Evelyn Johnson
Senate
Wilson
Bowbells
G. A. Reprive
Ilness
Kenmare
Johnson
R. Turly
Hurly
Bowbells Prairie Social Roundup Notes and Visits
From staff correspondent Bowbells Prairie records a week of visits and daily chores. Jorgen Hansen sought potatoes. Gladys Miner was on call list and replaced by her brother Glenn. Roselli Hansen became chief cook at Fred Johnson farm. Howard Johnson visited for Rosella. Jake Englehardt and others noted sickness and seeding, bus driving by Wendell Finke, and multiple family outings around Bowbells Niobe and Kenmare.
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Jorgen Hansen
WH. Hansens
Gladys Miner
Alerc
Glenn
Roselli
Hansen
Fred Johnson
Howard Johnson
Jorgen Haneans
Rosella
Jake. Englehardt
J. H. Hansen
Otto Nelson
Finke
Jake Ducobson
John
Coteau
F. R. Harris
Ntabe | Tast Priday
Gust Hennix
Harry
Hilder
Cauges
Ethel
Lillian
Vannita
Joy Hansen
Jessen Boys
Oscar Bystedt
Bowbells
Hilda
Carlson
Grace
Ole Berg
H. Carlson
Wendell Finke
Wee
Leroy
Enurty
Nioba
Harold
L.T
Danish Lutheran church service May ninth at three
A fragment lists a Danish Lutheran church service at three in the afternoon on Sunday May 9 with an invitation for everyone. The text mentions several local families including Englehardt Mertes Hansen Johnson and Hansen and notes sickness among Kathryn Johnson and Lilian Hansen.
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Hélga Jessen
Math Mertes
Englehardt
Bob
Mike Mertes
Ake Englehardt
H. H. Hansen
Niobe
Kathryn Johnson
C. H. Carlson
Eimer Sid Howard Johnson
Rosella Hansen
Jorgen Hansen
Lilian Hansen
Stair named warden of Penitentiary in Iowa
L. L. Stair, former speaker of the house and Bot tineau county farmer, was announced yesterday as the new warden of the state penitentiary. Sheriff Thomas Hennessy of Bottineau county declined the post due to conflicts with office duties. Stair has been a legislator for two sessions and led floor debates in 1917 while serving as speaker in 1919. No acceptance yet.
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L. L. Stair
Board of Administration
Thomas Hennessy
Bottineau County
Stair
Bot ‘Timeau County
North Dakota Flax Center of U S Production
North Dakota leads flax production in the United States with premium flax seed from the northwest. Flax oil imports rose after 1910 while exports declined, averaging about 2 million gallons of linseed oil produced annually in 1916 1917 and 1918 and imports exceeded exports by more than 300 million gallons. From 1909 to 1918 the ten year period the average gross income per acre for flax in North Dakota was 14 62 compared with 12 88 for wheat. B A Stefanowicz Notary Public office in The Tribune Building.
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North Dakota
T. A. Stoa
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northwestern
United States
State offers a $1 000 reward for murderers in Turtle Lake
Governor Lynch J. Frazier announced a $1,000 state reward for the capture and conviction of the murderers of Jacob Wealh and his family at Turtle Lake. An expert criminologist will aid Sheriff Ole Stegernd. the offer opens to any person, with no strings attached. A local drive in McLean County aims to raise $10,000 in addition to a county bounty.
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Bigmarck
N. D
McLean County
Downie Milly Derers
Underwood
Sielferud
Ward County
East Coal Valley social notes from April
John Moen and Johnny Busek Sylien visit Knute Hermanson. Mrs Engebret Larson shopped in Columbus. Larson and Schouten visits noted. Knute Hermanson, Gillian Dahl sick, and many Sunday gatherings at various homes. Baby Arnold Woodrow christened for Mr. and Mrs. Moon. Community members mingle with family visits. local names include Hermanson Larson Busek Moritz Moon Post and more. For Sale Percheron stallion and other local notices.
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John Moen
Johnny Busek Sylien
Knute Hermansons Monny
Johnny Busek
Helmer Hermanson
Mra
Paul Moritz
Gillian Dahl
Knute Hermanson
John Mons
Edg
Larson
Knute
Geneva
Gyda
Helmer Hermannon
Chas. Posts
Klegseth
Martin
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GLEAR
Fortit
Dakota’ Agricultural College
Good Roads
Lignite School
Bowbells Prairie
Rock-a
Otair
PEN
B. A. Stefanowicz
Notary Public
East Coal Valley
Engebret Larson
Columbus
J. Schou
Eng. Larson
A. Rude
George Busek
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