Two Hundred Editors Entertained In Royal Style
More than 200 editors and their wives attended the North Dakota Press Association summer meeting in Minot. The convention featured Chautauqua sessions, speeches by Col Streeter and Allen D Albert, band concerts, receptions, and an editorial ball with hundreds of locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siyle
Minus
North Dakota Preas Association
Sociation
Minot
Magic City
Chautauqua
Judge Sadler
Armory
Black
Pres. Black
Halvor L. Halvorson
Col. Streeter
Linton
Streeter
West
Albert
North Dakota
Conation
Third Party Movement Spreads in North Dakota
The North Dakota Third party gains traction at Fargo and Minot events. Voters show interest in Roosevelt following, while Republicans hesitate. Dorr Carroll and James Dwire leave the GOP to join the Third party. Gov. Burdick tilts toward the Third party, signaling a shifting political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Maus
Minot
Wildwood
Henry Auslander
W. F. Doherty
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Dorr Carroll
Republican County Organization
Palda
Taft
James Dwire
Republian Party
Liew
Burdick
wTikely
Minot Burn Club Holds Wildwood Picnic With Scotch Program
Clans gathered at Wildwood for the annual Minot Burn Club picnic with 100 members attending. Haggis shortbread and Scotch fare were served while athletic contests featured Lev Gilroy and other competitors. a Scotch program followed with speeches and bagpipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Wildwood
H. E. Wheeler
Cal
Scarlett
Lev Gilroy
Palda
Trace
Archie McCannel
E. Rh. McCutcheon
James Johnson
L. J. Palda
Wm. C. Hunter
Wm. Hetherton Sr
M-Dougal
Wien
Col .Scarlett
Gov. Burke
Pictures Taken Hart Photographer After Dinner
Hart the photographer captured an excellent group portrait after dinner as guests appeared in fine spirits. He finished hundreds of pictures by Sunday, allowing many to take them back to their old homes. Continued on page 12.
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Hart
Devils Lake Youth Elopes in Wisconsin Marriage
Mnton J. Ferguson, 20, of Devils Lake, elopes with Glenna Bickoff, 18, daughter of a wealthy Dayton, Ohio, manufacturer. They wed at Hudson, Wisconsin. Ferguson works as a bookkeeper for an uncle in Minneapolis. Mrs. Ferguson is wealthy in her own right.
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Mnton J. Perguson
Devils Lake
Glenna Bickoff
Dayton, O
Hudson, Wis
Minneapolis
Turkish Wrestler Abdulla Murdered in North Dakota Show Tent
Oberon North Dakota July 22 Hazsan Abdulla a Turkish wrestler from St Paul was killed at 12 30 am Saturday by manager Sibil Rahm who surrendered an hour later charged with murder Coroner's jury found deliberate killing by blunt instrument blows occurred as Abdulla lay on a mat in the C P Patten Carnival show tent in Minnewaukan Rahm claims self defense Abdulla well known in wrestling circles with matches against Gotch Zylesco married with wife and children in Canada tensions over money preceded the fatal assault
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Oberon
N. D
Hazsan Abdulla
St. Faul
Sibil Kahm
Hig
Jal
Minnewaukan
Abdulla
C. P. Patten Carnival
Rahm
Etatle
Hasan
Kalm
Addalla
Abdalla
Gotch
Zylesco
Cties
Canada
Shortage of Cars and Coal Plagues Northwest Rail Lines
Railroads fear coal shortfall as grain movement looms. Firms rush empties west to ready for grain cars, hoping dealers order coal now to sync with grain shipments. Dockside coal is in scarce supply and may hinder distribution.
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Northwest
James Scofield Crop Prospects At Farm South Of City
Suitor Murphy visited James Scofield’s large farm and inspected over 1000 acres of crop. He estimates 1600 acres of early wheat yielding 20 to 30 bushels per acre, with late wheat thriving. Scofield’s deep plowing and favorable weather produced the finest crop yet, potentially 30,000 bushels from 1600 acres, possibly higher. Wheat stands tall, heads heavy, weather favorable for filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suitor Murphy
James Scofeld
North Dakota Farmer Boys Camp at State Fair
North Dakota farmer youths gather at the state fair grounds for a volunteer camping program. They receive daily farm instruction from renowned professors, attend sessions on poultry buildings grain and machinery, and share meals at the camp tent setup by the Better Farming Association.
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North Dakota Farmer Boys
Csiety
Camip
W. A. Peck
Ward County
Arthur Perry
Surrey
Louie Larson
Drady
Tom Bitter
Lone Tree
Clarence Coulter
Minot
Mr. Peck
Legiony
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Allen D Albert Allen D. Albert
The
Minneapolis Tribune
C. A. Wales
Holbein
Bottineau ‘Erhiy
Angel Chorus
W. E. Holbein
Central School Lawn
Metropolitan Band
B. W. Halsey
Ft. C
Quigley
Pres
Black Gang
Annie Laurie
Leland
Burlington
No Man’s Land
J. P. Wallace
BH. A. Madsen
John Werner
Burlington Plense Grounds
Blocum
Wlidwood Park
Third Party
W. H. Reighart
Sibel Kahm
Oberon, N. D
Del
James Scofield
Slocum
Big Kalamazoo
A. Psecum
Kalamazoo
Sich Gan
Geo. W. Newton
Ewton
Nile
Mr. Slocum
Grand Rapids
Newton
Don Densmore
Densmore
Independent
Bhot
Chas. Haspel
G. N
Haspel
Chas, Fisk
Supreme Court
Bismarck
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State
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