Nestos’s North Dakota tour supports farmers voting on seven laws
R A Nestos reports success from sixteen eastern North Dakota towns urging farmers to vote on seven laws next Thursday. He says five of the bills should be defeated by a large margin if turnout is high and stresses farmers remain loyal to reform programs while seeking careful votes and fair trials for mill and elevator measures.
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North Dakota
League
R. A. Nestos
Thuray
Benson, Key
Nelson
Traill
Cass
Richland
Nestos
Desire Eera Pethisal Bitags
TED League
Leaguers
Townley
Lemke
Mills
Nonpartisan League
Stde
Mai and Elevator Association
Mrs Johnston of Quebec Visits West Relished by Visitor
Mrs A Johnston of Cookshire Quebec visits sister Mrs Walter Mitchell, arriving Wednesday afternoon. She plans a two week stay before continuing to the coast to visit another sister and then return home. She praises the West and the free and easy ways of the people.
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A. Johnston
Cookshire
Quebec
Walter Mitchell
Why Langer Opposes the Printing Bill in North Dakota
Attorney General William Langer argues against Printing Bill No. 158 and related No. 167 the Graft Bill, warning it would let Townley control legal newspapers in counties for 18 months. He says the measure is a graft, undermines press freedom, and targets farmers while the free press remains the only dependable paper. He urges voters to vote No on the printing bill.
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North Dakota
Townley
League
Bismarck
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Old Gang
North Dakota Leader
Fgo Courier-News
Free Pres
William Langer
Drake Young Woman Robbery Leads to Spokane Suspect Arrest
Gerald McBride of Spokane was arrested after Miss Ficker of Drake North Dakota reported theft of a $50 Liberty bond rings and $3.50 in cash from a rooming house. Items found in attic and under his hat. McBride denies guilt awaiting possible penitentiary time. Miss Ficker works at the Grand Cafe. Frost Walsh wedding details follow with marriage at St Leo’s church.
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Gerald McBride
Spokane
Richardson
Miss Ficker
Drake
N. D
Reed
McBride
Minot
Grand Cafe
Minnesota
Jacob Frost
North Dakota Grange Convention Opens in Minot
The North Dakota Grange opened in Minot with about 2 000 delegates at the Elks Home. State Master M Williams led the session, with E A Long and Geo T Murray giving welcome and response. Officers to be elected tonight, a Gran may be instituted in Minot Friday, and the convention is reported as harmonious and productive.
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North Dakota Grange
Elks
M. Williams
Des Lacs
E. A. Long
Association of Commerce
Geo. T. Murray
Berthold
Grange
Williams
Minot
Rolling Green Tax Fight Urges Voting No on Program
Rolling Green Township farmer H Davy warns residents against a new internal tax program claiming taxes will rise sharply. He notes 1918 real estate values at 98 117 and projection showing nearly ninefold tax increase under the proposed plan, urging a No vote to oppose the measure.
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Rolling Green
Mr. Farmer
Rollin Green Township
Coal Roads
H. D. Davy
Clarence R. Bierly Died Suddenl y in Minot Landoffice
Clarence R. Bierly receiver of the Minot land office was found dying at his home on South Hill after a hot day. He suffered a heart attack while preparing for a bath and died around five o clock. Funeral services were held at the Elks Home with Exalted Ruler L D McGahan in charge.
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Mr. Bierly
Sidney
Reede
Pennsylvania
Canada
France
Bierly
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Minot
Minot Landoffice
Clrence R. Bierly
South Hill
Elks
Rose Hill Cemetery
L. D. McGahan
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Ft Bayard Hospital
New Mexico
Wes
Clarence R. Bierly
Bert Plowman
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