Farmers in North Dakota defend wheat value over politics
A reader letter argues that poor crops in 1916 and 1917 harmed farmers more than profiteers. It claims 1918 could yield one of North Dakota’s largest wheat crops, and that wheat prices, interest, and costs should be measured against wheat itself. The piece criticizes Bolsheviks and praises farmers' resilience amid high costs and wartime pressures.
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Rere
Independent
Townle
Assapeesisah League
North Dakota
Commission
Cmmission
International Harvester Co
Nrth Dakota
Germany
Two Grand Forks Boys Killed in Action
Arch ie Fink and Richmond Hall from Grand Forks were killed in France on June 7 while serving with the First North Dakota unit now part of the 164th Infantry. They were among the first Grand Forks youths to die in action, having transferred from the machine gun company to the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Archie Fink
Walter Fink
Richmond Hall
Griggs
France
North Dakota
164Th Infantry
Abstract of Statement for Queen Insurance Co of America
The document certifies the financial condition for the year ending December 31, 1917, of Queen Insurance Co of America, filed with the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance. It lists assets including real estate and bills receivable, liabilities, premiums received, and disbursements. The report confirms authority to transact insurance business under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. A. D
Queen Insurance Co. of America of New
New York
Commissioner of Insurance
Edward ¥. Beddall
George W. Burchett
Nevett
Bartow
Wills Terk City
North Dakota
State OF
Bismarck
B. A. Olsness
Insursa
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
Queen Insurance of Corporation
Oresnia
Olaness
Olestof Tasaisleg
North
Ioertaen
Taqte
North DaKor
Lagerance
Royal Insurance Co
Grestia
Missioner of Insurance of
Mare
Mare A, ‘« Testimony Whereof, I Have Herew Pay of Aprile A. Bestepril
Olsntab
Aisstoner
Farmer who shot his wife remains in prison
A farmer who killed his wife years ago and was sentenced to ten years is still confined at the penitentiary, despite questions about how the report began.
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Farmer
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