Leesville Society Wedding Ends Quiet Day in Town
A Leesville wedding to L Ezra Stubblefield and Miss Lucyette Peterball is described as sociable and high in standing. Esquire Jake Peterball gave the bride away at a ceremony attended by local notables, followed by a modest reception and a poem by Ellabelle Mae Doolittle.
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Peterballs
Stubblefields
Eazquire
Jake Peterball
Esquire P
Colorado
Teemy Ricketts
L. Ezra
Peterball
Stabblefield
Fanny
Rev. J. Beggs
The
Light
Ellabelle Mae Doolittle
Reed Recovers Stolen Horse From Ambrose Area
John Reed located his horse six miles southeast of Ambrose after it was stolen last spring by McVey. The animal had passed through Black to Christianson who bought it for 135 dollars. Reed obtained a warrant for Christianson on concealing stolen property and he was arrested while being taken to Williston. Christianson attempted to flee toward Montana with the horse to trade it for another. The case implicates a local gang of farmers near Ambrose and may lead to further charges.
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John Reed
Young McVey
Ambrose
McVey
Black
C. N. Christianson
Reed
Christianson
Minot
Williston
Ambrose Christianson
Montana
Pre Tien
Yafmerd
Day Farmers Chance Here
A stalled press release notes almost 65 million acres designated for entry under the Enlarged Homestead Act, with 320 acre claims in Colorado Montana New Mexico Oregon Washington Wyoming and Utah. It warns of market manipulation and urges farmers to unite under the Society of Equity to pool crops and sell at fair profits.
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Secretary of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Utah
Society of Equity
Equity
McCumber
United States Senate
New York Exchange
Grain Growers Being Robbed At Chicago Board Of Trade
The article accuses the Chicago Board of Trade of devaluing grain through price markdowns tied to gamblers and elevator trusts. It contrasts modern trading with older robber baron methods, arguing farmers are still robbed of toil and effort.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Spotter Reward Case listed for September 23 in Bismarck
Grand Forks Times reports attorney J. B. Wineman received notice that the re argument of the spotter reward case is set for September 23 in Bismarck. The suit questions many state appropriations and centers on a $50 reward for detectives providing information.
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Grand Forks
J. B. Wineman
Supreme Court of
Bismarck
Ainst
State Prizes for North Dakota Seeds Awarded
Commissioner Gilbreath of the Department of Commerce and Labor announces liberal prizes for winners in a statewide seeds competition.
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Gilbreath
Department of Commerce and Labor
North Dakota
Com. W. C. Gilbreath
Bismarck
Ina
Pri
Currency shipments surge in Minneapolis to North Dakota
A Minneapolis dispatch reports currency shipments on the sixth moved over 300 000 with at least 200 000 heading to North Dakota. The flow reflects grain production growth and rising currency demand as banks show healthier cash positions. Daily movement could total about 1 000 shipments or 300 000 and may continue.
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Minneapolis
Saya
North Dakota
Bankera Say
Banks Compete Over Protection and Security Features
The note questions whether banks offer strong protection compared with peers, urging readers to weigh facts about security measures and reliability when choosing financial services.
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Leesville
Leesville, Col
N. D
Shoopp
Mot
Spis Gros
Shoop
First National Bank
A. C. Wiper
Bowbells
Theo. Albrecth
Wahpeton
B. M. Wohlwend
T. O. Hunter
J. N. Fox
Kenmare
Donald Wright
B. L. Bogart
Eugene
P. J. McCumber
United States
John R. Jones
Hankinson
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