North Dakota Parties Back O Connor Against Frazier
Democrats and Republicans unite to back J F T O Connor for North Dakota governor to defeat Lynn J Frazier the independent candidate. The anti Townley forces may unite to end class rule. Land sale at Greenwood saw fifty parcels sold with top bid 23820 for a quarter section and many bidders from outside the state. The next sale is planned for early December. Wisconsin GOP primaries show John G Blain defeating Roy P Wilcox while Lenroot is renominated by 28000 votes. the convention will set the platform with all nominees including legislature candidates.
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North Dakota
J. F. T. O'Connor
Lynn J. Frazier
League
Greenwood
Wisconsin
John G. Blain
Roy P. Wilcox
Lenroot
Longtime Bridgewater pastor marks 35 years in service
A. C. McCauley D. D., pastor of the Presbyterian church at Bridgewater, received a reception on September 3 to honor a thirty five year pastorate. Three members attended the service. The speaker noted only one other pastor this side of the Mississippi has a longer continuous tenure. On the following Sunday sixteen new members were received into the church.
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A C. McCauley
Presbyterian Church
Bridgewater
Mississippi River
American Legion to Back True Americanism in Politics
The American Legion, while not a political party, will influence elections in favor of true Americanism. It will oppose any candidate with wartime disloyalty, targeting Thompson of Wisconsin and Mayor Thompson of Chicago as early victims of its action.
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American Legion
League
Thompson
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Chicago
Government Fails to Curb Sugar Prices
The piece argues that government price regulation is ineffective as price ceilings fail to hold and threaten prosecutions do not deter increases. It notes sugar rose to 32c per pound, stockpiling by profiteers, and limited enforcement as new crop matured and money markets tightened.
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Iites
Cox Calls United States Quitter Over League of Nations Push
Gov Cox criticizes the senatorial oligarchy for blocking U S entry to the league of nations. He argues America will not enjoy prosperity until that oligarchy is removed and claims Wilson overstepped authority. He notes Taft Hughes and Hoover supported reservations but say they would not hinder the league.
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Gov. Cox
United States
League of Nations
America
Wilson
Congress
Taft
Hughes
Hoover
League
Farmers Seek Change in Federal Credit Policy
South Dakota farmers, led by the Marketing department, circulate petitions to modify Ninth Federal Reserve Board orders. They argue forgiven liberal credit inflated currency and spurred speculation, pressing for extended credit to avoid flooding markets and harming farmer prices while supporting legitimate food production and feeders.
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South Dakota
Marketing Department
Ninth Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
Corn Palace Festival Moves to Street Fair Mode
The 28th annual corn palace festival in Mitchell shifts to a street fair after the old building was sold and the new $200000 facility not yet built. Organizers will redirect decorating funds to better attractions, hoping favorable weather boosts outdoor amusements for the public.
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Mitchell
Governors Debate Series Planned by McMaster and Rowes
Republican candidate W H McMaster and Democrat W W Rowes announce twelve joint debates on the paramount issues to meet the Richards primary law. The first meeting will be held at Tyndall next Monday evening, with each speaker outlining his own chosen issues.
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W. H.mcmaster
W. W. Rowes
Tyndall
Townley Lemke summons in ND open letter whistle
North Dakota attorney general William Langer issues an open letter to A C Townley and William Lemke. He accuses J W Brinton of libel for claims about misappropriation and embezzlement in the league and Bank of North Dakota. Langer offers to appoint a replacement assistant and warns of penalties.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
A. C. Townley
William Lemke
J. W. Brinton
Burleigh County Farmers Press
League
State Bank of
North Dakota
Brinton
Bank of North Dakota
Crop Estimates Highlight South Dakota Agriculture Trends
The September 1 crop report from Watertown South Dakota shows corn at 101 186 000 bushels with 81 1 bushels per acre, spring wheat 53 percent condition at 8 5 bushels per acre, and state potato yield 300 7 bushels per acre totaling 7 955 000 bushels. Wool output falls by 380 000 pounds from 1919 while flax improves. hay remains the banner crop.
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United States Agriccultural Statistician
Watertown
S. C
United States
South Dakota
Chicago yard strike fights on as outlaw workers vote
The Chicago yards strike by outlaw switchmen continued after a Sunday vote showing strong support for continuing the action. The public welfare is harmed as authorities fail to rapidly resolve the confrontation, with plea for loyal replacements and an end to the months of disruption.
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Chicago
Watson Triumph Rewrites Georgia Primary Outcome
In Georgia the administration backed Lodge supporters to defeat Senator Smith and nominate Wilson Democrat Hugh Dorsey, but Thomas Watson emerged as the victor, opposing any league with or without reservations. The Georgia result contrasts with New Hampshire and Connecticut where anti Wilson league candidates prevailed.
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New Hampshire
Connecticut
United States
Pres. Wilson
League of Nations
Georgia
Solid South
Smith
Hugh Dorsey
Thomas Watson
Dorsey
Local residents listed for surgery and travel notices
Leonard Colgan was taken to Yankton on Sunday for an appendicitis operation and is recovering. Mrs Thew Keegan left for Scotland after visiting her sister Mrs Lee Brady last Friday. Oliver Plumb and W Turner of Springfield departed Tuesday for Sioux Falls to testify in the Peter Magnuson case, which is being held there this week.
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Leonard Colgan
Yankton
Mre
Thew
Keegan
Scotland
Sirs
Lee Brady
Oliver Plumb
W. Turner
Springfield
Sioux Falls
Peter Magnuson
Avon Reception Honors Mrs Vilhauer’s Guest List
Miss Kathryn Eberly accompanied by Miss Vilhauer returns from New Mexico. A reception at the Vilhauer home honors her, with out of town guests Marie Hensley Esther Bissell from Sioux City and Dr and Mrs B H Unruh of Scotland and Mr and Mrs P J Schroder plus Viola and Laura Schroder of Avon.
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Vilhauer
New Mexico
Marie Hensley
Esther Bissell
Sioux City
Mra. B. H. Unruh
Scotland
P. J. Schroder
Viola
Laura Schroder
Avon
Calhouns Visit Menno and Plan Sales
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Calhoun and son Delmer visited Menno on Monday after spending Sunday at Foley's in Scotland. Edward Thraman and Hans Larson schedule a Poland China sale at Scotland on Saturday September 25 in the pavilion. Henry Stoller and Chris Redman traveled to St. Paul on Tuesday to arrange Lutheran school entry for their sons William Stoller and Emil Redman.
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F. T. Calhoun
Son Delmer
Menno
Foley's
Scotland
Edward Thramam
Hans Larson
Poland
Henry Stoller
Chris Redman
St. Paul
Wm. Stoller
Emil Redman
Lutheran
Maine election signals women voters back GOP landslide
Maine held its state election on Monday and produced a Republican landslide with the governor candidate winning about two to one. The vote split along national lines over the league of nations and marked the first test of women voters with a large majority supporting the Republican ticket.
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Maine
League of Nations
Dr Emil Christenson joins Tripp Ledger practice relief
Dr Emil Christenson arrives from Chicago to relieve Dr Sprecher and manage the large Tripp Ledger practice. He brings strong recommendations from Chicago hospitals and plans to take over the duties as Dr Sprecher and family seek needed rest south. Five visiting ministers and several elders met with Rev Kriger and Rev Zogg in conference Tuesday.
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Emil Christenson
Chicago
Sprecher
Christinson
Kriger
Zogg
Northwest
Kurtz
Marion Junction
Buettell
Menno
Treick
Scotland
Kirchhofer
Sutton
Neb
Stippich
Government boat dispute prompts public outcry
Exchange notes from the Springfield Times complain about a government boat project and rising public expenses. It mentions Oliver L. Truesdell grieving after his brother's death reported in the Seattle Post Intelligencer dated September 8 and the recent death of his wife.
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O. F. Truesdell
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Oliver L. Truesdell
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Wiliam Langer
Haddonite
Lake View Cemetery
L Truesdell
The
Tyndall Tribune
Mies Bertha Eads
St. Joseph, Mo
J. L. Hoch
Mies Marie McPherson
Miss McPherson
R. B. Tripp
Danforth
Tripp
Dauwe Hiemstra
John Stanec
Theresia Lukkes
Sam Newmark
Joseph Sedimayer
Sam Solkin
Joseph Linoff
William Hento
Alexander Frederick Gretechmann
Ladislav Cimpl
Heinrich van Zitteren
Katherine Gretechmann
John Gretachmann
Francis Fisher
Joseph Novak Dirk Nieuwenhuis
Franz “Suchacek
John Zandhuizen
Johanna Burma
Ira John Bastemeyer
John Rienstra
Henry Biesma
Peter Fisher
Tyndal Register
Avon Clarion
Kathryn Eberly
Tripp Ledger
Springfield Times
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Scotland Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
J. W. Cisar & Son
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