Wilton mine seizure ends as wage accord reached
State Adjutant General Fraser declares Wilton Mining Company mine returns to owners after a wage agreement with United Mine Workers. Oil? disputes linger as Supreme Court actions paused. contract sets wage scale to apply after Washington conference, with Captain Baird supervising interim arrangement and miners to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiamarck
Wilton
Fraser
Yiu Minera
Fragier
Mii Sra
State Supreme Court
Frasier
W. L. Nuessler
Nousesse
Moyes
Saint
Nicesle
Andreme
Wilton Ming
Ita
L. R. Baird
Washington
United Mine Workers’ Esperals
Fraser Ikaes
Are
W.P. Macomber
Washburn Company
Baird
United Mine, Workers of America
Wilton Mines
Aorta Gt Gopatta
Ae Srostamation Oa
Peleealng
Attar S
Crotalp, Baird and Ditasalstante
Washburn Liquite Coa
Sarcomane
Hes
Aeroplane Damage Suit Filed at Minot
Minot North Dakota November 27 Complaint served Tuesday by Christ Denker against Clarence H Parker and Chester Jacobson seeks 20000 for alleged personal permanent injuries from a Fourth of July aeroplane accident in Minot. Denker drove to the flying field when Jacobson’s plane allegedly struck Parker’s parked car and Denker was injured _ Jacobson allegedly knew of Parker’s stopping there and gave consent. Denker was in his car when struck. head injury and body injuries reported and permanent injury alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Christ Denker
Clarence H. Parker
Chester Jacobson
North Dakota
Denker
Moody
Anh
John C. Lowe
Max
Jacobson
Anid
Parker
Carelensnera
Tuck
Legentia
Real estate transfers listed for November dates and buyers
Furnished transfers show numerous ND and AL deeds from November to November 24 involving buyers such as A C Wiper Floyd Mizar and John Koppelaloen, with properties across blocks and lots in Bowbells Powers Orville areas and divisions of lake lots. Amounts range from 1 to 4600 dollars, with several undivided interests and quarter sections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gard
Floyd Mizar
Bowbells
Rosa J. Ross
Aaron B. Herrmann
Oscar
Mary. Granene
Gurae
Tigaivaised Holmen
Maurice Mongon
Carl Oksness
Lake 47
Block
Powers Orvil
Johnsony
Holby
Waco
M. Duricc
Christ
Colas
Frank
Aletx Roe
Paull H
Toseph Nahowa
Jones ‘Koppelaloen
Fragmented Local Notice About Aged Event In A Small Place
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an aged event and local figures but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. The readable bits reference a small place, a bid or deal, and possible dates, but specifics remain unclear.
Burlington Men Win $8,000 in Supreme Court Case
Minot North Dakota November decision allows ten farmers to recover between eight and ten thousand dollars from grain stored in 1917. A. T. Hogg operated Burlington elevator and diverted storage tickets via bond company agent, leaving farmers short about eight thousand dollars after partial payments. District court awarded eight thousand one hundred. Supreme Court upheld. Plaintiffs include Edward K. Livingston Bennie Olson Otto Bonneys T Burney H Nelson N My Nelson Whittles Crawson Henry Olson Sarah Biasmede and William Kluvér.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Burlington Werd
Gupreme Court
Yoreruin
Burlington
Hogg
Dicketa
Royal Indemnity Company of
Chicago
Hoey
Band Company
Armet
Is Banding Company
John C. Lowe
W. H. Sibbld
Hdward K. Livingston
Bennie Olson
Otto Bonneys
T. Burney
H. Nelson
N. My“Nelsoys
Whittles Crawson
Henry Olson
Sarah Biasmede
William Kluvér
Milk Improves Brightness of Backward Children in Ward County
School nurse reports a family of children once unable to keep up in class improved rapidly after a liberal milk diet. The North Dakota Agricultural College researcher notes similar cases in other counties, highlighting milk’s impact on growth and mental alertness. Senator Rath Snigery and Representative Jim Ugrum were seen en route to Bismarck for a special legislative session this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
Mies Inez Hobart
North Dakota Agricultural College
Rath’ Snigery
Jim Ugrum
Clayton Township
Rowhells Las
Bismirck
Seed Loans Extended for Western North Dakota Farmers
Congress man Sinclair secured an extension plan for Seed Grain Loan Fund borrowers whose 1919 crop failed. After 1919 yield statements are certified and payments from successful borrowers received, funds will be credited and failed-crop farmers will issue new notes for about one year. County agents or the Federal Land Bank at St Paul can provide details. Additional notes and hardship caveats noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sinclair
North Dakota
Chas. B. Laddell
Farm Loan Board
Pedera Land Bank
St. Paul
Congress
House
Senate
Gere
Battleview News Gathers Rentals Marriages and Travel
A. K. Olson arrived in Battleview to oversee farming interests and visit friends. Local couple Miss Bertha Rasmussen and Clarence Ripley wed last Sunday. Residents plan coal mine work, and Henry Carlson family hosts guests from Powers Lake. Church services Sunday, weekend hall party for the newlyweds Trove of notes on visits, moves, and travels through Battleview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Olson
Battleview
Gust Grote
Alberts
Ouly
Haydon Place
Clara Wiede
Geo
Benson
Julmar Johnson
Alfred Wigdal
P. M. Olson
Ponsey
H. M. Carlson Fum
Ema Gulles
Adolph Charien
Geo. Benson
M. Olden
Hagel
Stella Curlgon
Wildrose
Batteview
Bertha Rasmussen
Clarence Ripley
Jast Sunjay
Russian Thistle Pasture Trials At Williston Substation
The 1918 trial on 6 acres fed 35 sheep through summer with Russian thistle though conditions caused scouring. sheep finished in fall in poorer breeding condition. In 1919, 12 sheep grazed on 10 acres with some brome grass and squirreltail. feed exceeded sheep needs and animals were in fine fall condition. Extension Division North Dakota Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D. Agr. College
Farmer Saves $20 On Load Of Grain
J A McGovern, manager of the Mill and Elevator association, witnessed a grain sale at Cando in Towner County and prompted an elevator to issue a second $20 check to Burrwold who brought wheat from his Feeland-area farm. He urged farmers to protect themselves with the law and warned dealers against shortchanging them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towner County
J. A. McGovern
Mill & Elevator Association
Cando
Burrwold
Feeland
Tia Farm
McGovern
Westminster Rural Notes on Local Work and Visits
Westminster notes report numerous small farm visits and tasks. Names include Theodore White Merle and Rod ney Coons W B Coons John Romine Bruce Bair and Jim Burkes. Events cite coal mine a shed repairs and farm moves near Bowbells Northgate Flaxton and Bowbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore White
Merle
Rodney Coons
W. B. Coons
John Romine
Simon Lynch
Henry Brown
Stanley
Baul White
Coons
Bruce Bair
Jim Burkes
Northgate
Mr. Burke
Joe Hamiston
Coon
Lark Stitt
D. J. Coons
Bow~ Bells
Paul White
Merle Coons
Rosie
Barbara Lynch
J Coons
Will
Clint Rogera
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Unknown Source
The readable fragments mention names and places without clear context or dates. It references Saint Se Bendings and House Of Rouae Stanbigton with unclear roles and incomplete lines. No concrete event, action, or outcome can be derived from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immas Lo
House of Rouae Stanbigton
Lind Sues Doctor Doe for 10000 Damages
Wm Lind of northwest town sues Dr A L Doe for malpractice claiming his wife lost use of her hand after a July 1918 injury. He alleges the Kenmare hospital operations restored function. Lind seeks 10000 damages, notes Doe leased property to Mabel Doe to shield assets, case set for district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lind
Aginst
A. L. Doe
BR. Siuiter
Minot
Doe
Wooter
Lind
Tita
H. A. Hanson
Powers Lake News Update From Star Correspondent
Mrs M Berquin mother of Mrs Anton Van Berkom from Rodgera Minn visited Powers Lake then headed to Holland Europe for winter. George Hauge was kicked by a horse but injured no bones. A W Youngquist of Stanley stayed while working on a schoolhouse carpentry. L Sorem of the CU State arrived from Williston. Richard Powell Sr left for Snekune Wash to join son Fr G Powell for winter. Mrs Arnold Van Berkom left for Rice County Minn to winter. Powers Lake Farmers Club learned apples ordered would not arrive. Mrs O H Sloteve returned from Northwood in improved health after hospital stay. O Haukedahl and family visited M C Sampson’s. Albert Rosenwater called to Minot to map Congressman Binclair. Mrs B Helgerson visited O Haukedahl. Citizens enjoy skating nights amid mild weather. W E Dunlap the miller plans an auto trip and will leave Powers Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
M. Berquin
Anton van Berkom
Rodgera
Minn
Holland
Europe
A. J. Hauge
George
A. W. Youngquist
Stanley
Powers Lake
Henry Torvik
J. L. Sorem
Stare
Wiliston
Richard Powell
Snekune
Wash
Fr. G. Powell
Arnold van Berkom
Rice County
Haukedahl Aid
M. C. Sampson
Haukedaal Farm
Albert Rosenwater
Minot
Binclair
Ker
Dunlap
Alpalpa Alfalfa Trade Report in 1915 Market
Local county agent reports Alpalpa alfalfa selling at 246.40 per ton with 8755 pounds produced and valued around 9307 dollars. The small parcel farm sale notes 750 dollars tied to crop yield and price per acre for hay and forage again cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
Bigenne
Guutatson
Small
Atenaion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nucesto
William Lemke
The
Supreme Court
Hess
Burke Abetract Co
Aberneib A.C
Peterson
Herman Gaar
Redrickson
John Conway
Gee
Misa Edith Iverson
Kenmare
Anna Wick
Wicklund
Field
H. M. Carlsons
Carlson
Thorson
Alfred Blyseth
Dr. Field
Jujia Broomquist
Alex Rystad
American Red Cross
Ane Tinea
War War Home Service
Rae
Bence
Teg Spon
Ho Espanel
Leha
Westminster
Gor
Alpalpa
Epontelly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!