Jim Jam Jems editors convicted and sentenced
The jury found Sam H. Clark and Clarence H. Crockard guilty on two counts in the Jim Jam Jems case and not guilty on the others. Judge Willard sentenced each to two years in prison and a $2000 fine, with concurrent terms and costs. an appeal was expected. Clark pledged to continue publishing Jim Jam Jems and spoke of vindication on appeal.
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Leavenworth
Popes Ohs
Jim Jam Jems
Sam H. Clark
Clarence H. Crockard
Am Losvenwartt Sesetal
Willard
Bismarck
N. Dy
Duke Atin
Garp
Upos
S. H. Clark
the Tribune
McKenzie
Mr. Crockard
United States
Jim Jam
Nhy
Jim Jam Jemu
Minot Publisher Defendants Face New Trial Appeal
Sam H. Clark and C. H. Crockard, both connected to the Jim Jam Jems magazine, face a nationwide contest as the trial appeal focuses on law constitutional points. Clark, a former Minot editor and mayor, plans to continue publishing despite possible prison time. The case signals broader legal actions across the United States.
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Clark
Minot
Sam H. Clark
Minot Daily Reporter
C. H. Crockard
Douglas
Ward County
Douglas Herald
Bismarck
United States
Hart Declares No Resignation Amid Warden Rumors
State papers report Ryder district warden George Hart has not resigned despite a circulating tale. The bar and game board will consider the matter at the next meeting as officials note tensions following a recent death and public reactions.
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Rege
Hart
Ryder
Noro
Mru
Hart resists resignation amid game law probe in Minot
Hart, husband of a Ryder physician, has not been convicted and will not resign until proven. Attorneys say pressure is unlikely. He was in Minot on Friday at the Lexington hotel en route to the western part of the state to pursue alleged game law violators. Several people are already seeking his office, expecting a resignation soon.
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Jason AY. Geran
New York State Supreme Court
Wilken
Ambasaador
Hingerstor
Europe
Gerard
Nilnlater
Spain
Bertin
Henry B. Fine
Princeton
Berlin
Gerard Inwealthy
New York
Fin
Ryder
Hart
Minot
Lexington
Special Train Planned for Merchants Convention Visitors
O M Pierce of the Minot Grocery Co leads arrangements for a special train for merchants attending the Merchant's State convention in Fargo on July 8 9 10. The train departs Minot Monday evening with about 160 merchants expected. Merchants meet at 3 PM at the Minot Grocery Co office and should notify early if they will attend.
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O. M. Pierce
Minot Grocery Co
Fargory
Minot
Mi.nes
North Dakota
Jon
Billy Bennett Minstrels to Perform in Minot July 11 12
The Billy Bennett Minstrel Show will appear in Minot on July 11 and 12 with a band concert and free exhibition each night. Bennett's band is famed for delivering value and energy to the audience.
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Billy Bennett
Minot
Canvax
Water in the Soil Is Like Money in the Bank in North Dakota
Major Murphy argues that dry farming and moisture conservation prove profitable in North Dakota soils. He cites last fall’s moisture, light spring rains, weed control, and deep plowing as key to yields, contrasting with shallow, disc-only farming. He emphasizes abundant regional rainfall, soil retention, crop rotation, and drought resilience, urging farmers to adopt moisture-conserving practices and noting the era’s education and experimentation.
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Minot
N. Dak
North Dakota
North Dakotia
West Missouri
Hoverstad
Minot Grants Five New Lawyers From City
Minot furnishes five new attorneys after a four day law exam in Grand Forks. W. H. Sibbald of Minot tops the list with a strong record. others are Vernon Stenerson Ralph Foote Karl Stoudt and Wm Poole, all graduates of North Dakota University or other state schools.
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Minot
Grand Forks
W. H. Sibbald
University of Oregon
Vernon Stenerson
University of Minnesota
Ralph Foote
Karl Stoudt
Wm. Poole
North Dakota University
Sarely
Farmers Discuss Tree Culture at Nedrose Club Meeting
Nedrose Farmers' Club No 1 met at E S Weed's home with nine families and many visitors. They discussed trees and cultivation, good roads, and summer fallow, then voted purple and gold as club colors. Ladies were invited to lead topics at the next meeting.
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Nedrose Farmers’ Club No. 1
E. S. Weed
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Ieree
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Haupt
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