Will Not Advise Pardoning Andy Jones Case
United States parole board delays action on Andy Jones, wrecker of the First National Bank of Rugby North Dakota, awaiting recommendation from Assistant U. S. District Attorney W. H. Barnett. Jones was prosecuted in Fargo two years ago and received thirteen concurrent minimum ten year sentences.
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United States
U. S
W. H. Barnett
Andy Jones
First National Bank of Rugby
North Dakota
Bankers Row
Leavenworth
Kan
Devils Lake
Fargo
United States District Court
Barnett
Jones
Chief Rid s Bad Character From Bow Bells Night Stalking
Chief Osborne spotted a suspicious man prowling Bow Bells after midnight. The man fled but was later identified by Pinkerton agents as a wanted criminal from Minnesota and was taken there for trial. The chief rid the city of an undesired character and earned commendation.
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Osborne
Bowbells
Frank Woods
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Kenmare
Minnesota
County seed grain fined for selling before harvest
McClusky Gazette reports Mike Koorchinko of south of Kiel was arrested in McHenry county on a warrant from State's Attorney Morrow. He was tried for disposing of county seed grain before harvest, found guilty, fined $10 plus costs, and paid. Other local notes mention illnesses, a jewelry stock move to Powers Lake, Halloween mischief, and scattered farm news.
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McClusky Gazette
Mike Koorchinko
Kiel
McHenry County
Morrow
Koorchinko
Skogmo
Callahan
Justice Schrader
Kourchinko
George Cunningham
The
Tribune
Dan Palmer
Canada
Mr. Cunningham
Mr. Palmer
Tip Masters
Tip
Mounted Police
Palmer
Willmar Minn
White Earth
Potatoes Lost to Frost Hit Local Farmers
West of the city Mrs. G Butgereit reports 600 to 700 bushels of potatoes frozen after piles in the field failed to insulate against recent frost. The Butgerells, who raised about 2500 bushels, planned to ship south but saw a third of their crop ruined. Nearby, John Arens of Carter township lost about 50 bushels in the field and 70 in his cellar, with more frozen if buyers had purchased. Other notes include personnel changes, coal supply concerns, illness, and a local sale upcoming next week.
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The
Tribune
John Arens i
Carter Township
Arens
Stacking Grain Proves Benefits for Rolette Farmer
Rolette county farmer Henry Gattke stacked about 350 acres of grain this season. Four men and two teams worked thirteen days and twelve setting of four stacks. Benefits include higher grade grain, cleaner pick up, more plowing time, moisture conservation, weed kill, and labor savings during wet weather. He warns timely plowing and stacking as essential to successful crops.
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RollaStar
Henry Gattke
Rolette County
County collects Burke county license fees and road fund
County Auditor John Romine reports to the secretary of state the July and August license fees for Burke county autos and one motorcycle, totaling 180 dollars with 38.75 dollars for tag books and registration costs, sending 141.25 dollars to the county road fund. The piece notes frost damage to potatoes, a firmer market forecast near one dollar per bushel in sixty days, and North Dakota’s vast agricultural and infrastructural capacity.
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John Romine
Secretary of State
Burke County
Fargo Forum
Norton
Bismarck
Grand Forks Herald
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Flaxton
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Bill Tischener
Bill
Minot
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Stampede
Thos. B. Hurly
R. T. Blenkner
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Red) Harris
Elwood
Western Canada
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Jim Uglum
South St. Paul
Jim
Jens Norgaard
Rids
Gity
Bad Man
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Donald Stewart
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Clyde Hartman
Powers Lake
G. M. Ross
Grinnell
Lou Alden
Woburn
the Tribune
Colorado
Chas. A. Wallace
Thompson Lake
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M. S&s
Romine
Docking Valley
Peter Dahlquist
OC. Willard and
Walter Neastle
Ed. Christenson
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