Agricultural advisers to district boards in wartime
Washington Oct 3 The War Departments draft rules outline three agricultural advisers per district to assess farm labor needs and deferment for workers. Advisers advise boards on shortages and may review records to determine deferred classifications. They coordinate with employers to file claims and ensure essential farm labor remains in civilian work.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Bow Agricultural Adviser
Atanding Po
Ft Shell
Empire
Lsborer
North Dakota Call for 320 Men Oct 15 at Dakota College
Three hundred twenty Selective Service men will be inducted at Dakota Agricultural College on October 15 for training as truck drivers motorcycle repair carpenters mechanics radiographers and topographical surveyors under General Fraser. The call replaces the current vocational detachments and includes pretraining quarantine clothing requirements with local boards accepting voluntary inductions through October 12.
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North Dakota
Dakota Agricultural College
North
National Army
Bismarck
Fraser
Smiths
Carpenters
Collegs
Pargo
Csing
University of North’ Dakota
Shooting at Lintoh cellar during raid leaves boy dead
In Lintoh North Dakota a 19 year old boy was killed during a raid at a cellar owned by Anton Bock. Police investigate the shooting with several other youths involved.
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Lintoh
N.D
Fred Schumacher
Eeterel
Anton Bock
Apo
Government to Loan Money To Farmers For Spring Seeding
Government announces aid from remaining special funds for spring seeding at five dollars per acre up to 100 acres for each farmer. Allocations include Montana North Dakota and Washington while fall seeding requests near exhaustion. Nov 1 applications open at the federal seed grain loan office in Great Falls Montana enabling loans for landowners and homesteaders who suffered crop losses two years running.
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Wilson
Montana
North Dakota
Washington
Federal Seed Grain Loan Office
Great Falls
Mont
North Dakota News Digest Highlights Wartime Strains
The Jamestown night school aids naturalization seekers while women in the state raise 601,891 dollars for the Red Cross. North Dakota elevator agents face a ban on deducting ten pounds per bag as citizen war measures tighten. Several local quirks include watch bans and near beer limits, with ongoing shortages and public safety notes.
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Jamestown
North Dakuta
Red Cross
North Dakota
Fall from hay truck injures man in old county road incident
In a rural accident a worker on a hay wagon fell from the load when a rope gave way, breaking his wrist on impact. The report notes a 1900s North Dakota grasshopper law urging county action to curb infestations. Rog er Carter and H C Hawkins confessed to auto theft in Mandan, receiving one year penitentiary terms after swift court action.
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Roger Carter
H. C. Hawkins
J. T. Leahy
Mandan
Judge Nuessle
State
Nuessle
Dalquist Named Receiver for Farmers and Merchants Bank
Minot N D Oct 10 M T Dalquist named receiver of Farmers and Merchants State Bank at Kenmare the appointment made at a hearing with State's Attorney O B Herigetad present Dalquist is manager of Security Mortgage Loan Co and an experienced banker His bond filed and in about 80 days likely to become permanent receiver of the bank
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Minot
N. D
M. T. Dalquist
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
St Kenmare
O. B. Herigetad
Dalquist
Security Mortgage Loan Company
Es Ee
Chases Bond Salesmen With Hammer in North Dakota Farm
Gunder Nesseth of Mayville township was arraigned in Hillsboro Justice Court after driving Liberty bond salesmen from his farm with a hammer. He pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay costs, agree to $1,500 in Liberty bonds, and donate $100 to the Red Cross. Nesseth, a wealthy man, had been issued $900 in bonds and denounced the war of the “rotten rich” before the incident. The case was prosecuted by Karl Biort of Bratto AECTBS.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Hammer
Gunder Nesseth
Mayville Township
Nesseth
Liberty
Karl Biort
Bone Dry Law Sheds Men Out of North Dakota
J W Brander Burleigh county farm agent says North Dakota's bone dry status drives many transient laborers out of the state. He notes little fall plowing, high wages attracting workers to saloon towns, and a stalled Camp Dodge promise with few soldiers sent.
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Biemarck
N. D
J. W Brander
Burleigh
North Dakota
Camp Dodge
United War Work Campaign Drives in North Dakota
A United War Work Campaign runs November 11 to 18 aiming to raise 170 500 000 for YMCA Knights of Columbus YWCA War Immunity Service Swedish Welfare Board American Library Association Salvation Army and others North Dakota counties pledge 676 000 with Burke County asked for 4 260 County chairmen named with district targets and authority to select assistants State Director Walter L Stockwell and District Director F C Upton plan a tour with speakers across the county during the drive dates and meetings to be announced
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United War
Eaine
Vis. You! Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Young Women's Christian Asanation
War Immunity Service
Sowish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Saluation Army
North Dakots Hee
Burke County
Red Cross
Liberty
Guy A. Kopriva
Flaxton
Herta - Nelson
Ace
H. Matsger
Chra
Hansom
Coteau
L. N. Paterson
Hee
A. W. Husa
Powers Lake
A. H- Landquist
Larion
L. Hatleld
Northgate
Geo. Hi. Coatra
Battlegiew
Julius “John Ope
Walter L. Stockwell
Fargo
F.C. Upton
Minot
Fires blamed on arson in North Dakota elevators and store
Two grain elevators at Weaver near Cavalier County and the Bartel Hardware store in Alsen were destroyed in fires declared arson by Col. B Whittlesey of Fargo. He cited multiple recent farm fires as the work of incendiaries and noted the Weaver fires occurred about 200 feet apart with 30 000 bushels of grain involved.
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Weer
Cavalier County
N. D
B. Whittiesey
Fargo
Alsen
Weaver
Bartel Hardware
Col. Whittlesey
Marshal
Real Estate Transfers From September to October
A garbled list of property patents and transfers from September 30 to October 8 includes transfers to Freda Moberg Olaf Mag ere Gina M Traver and others. Amounts range around 100 to 2600 dollars with lot and block references in North Dakota and nearby areas.
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Burke Abatract Co
Freda Moberg
Gina M. Traver
Olaf Mag
Block K. Plaxton
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War Industries Board
Pepron
North Dakota Council of Defense
Council of Defense
Itn
North Dakota, Council of Defense
Fragtes
John B. Brown
Beers 7
Brown
A. C
Lakots Observer
Plaza Pioneer
Francia Perrin
Valyn
Ben- Tehh
Mercer County
Llean
Vincent Bird
St En
Wby
H. Belli
Davila
Lake
Hart Chaney
Granyville
Kositzky
Supreme Court
Christ, Holden
Bentley
Mr. Holden
Sarbene
Willaton
Gander Amberg
Ape Mackage
Stebbh Angrose
Raymond
Great Lakes
Stebbins
Ageae
Erin Baten
Dahlquist
BONE
DRY Law
Poatomon Mgmiber
K Moeriv
Brune
Mane
United
Anthony & Dakots TaLor Co
Lote
N. D. Eee
P.N. Johnson
Hanson
Noni
Alphoncé LeBlanc
Toteland
Metyer
Anna
Muncie
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