North Dakota Officials and Candidates List
A historical OCR fragment lists several North Dakota political figures and offices including P J McCumber as Senator, R A Nestos as Governor, Frank H Hyland as Lieutenant Governor, Thomas Hall as Secretary of State, Johnson as Auditor, John Steen as Treasurer, Tarry D Carpentor as Commissioner of Insurance, Joseph A Kitchen as Agriculture and Labor Commissioner, L L D McKinnon as Railroad Commissioner, with towns cited as Rugby Sheridan County Oakes Wahpeton and city names like Bismarck and Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
P. J. McCumber
R. A. Nestos
Frank H. Hyland
Devils Lake
Thomas Hall - Bismarck
Johnson
Sargent County
John Steen
Tarry D. Carpentor
Fargo Comme of Agriculture & Labor
Joseph A. Kitchen
Bisiarck
Railroad Commissioners— Lld
McKinnon- Sheridan County Grc
Rugby Oakes Wahpeton i
Teachers' Minimum Salary Law Debate and Nestos Record
The editorial argues the Teachers' Minimum Salary Law misstates its scope centering on qualifications as well as wages and urges its repeal as harmful to education. It endorses Senator McCumber for tariff protection and praises the Nestos administration for open records, fiscal prudence, and efficient state government.
Four Republicans Named for Townslature District 2v
The Independent Republican committee selects Einar Muus of Minot Peter Johnson also of Minot John H Burns of Surrey and John A Lunden of Virza township as the party ticket for the June 28 townslature nominating ballot. They promise safe and sane legislation and pledge to serve the district with diligence and experience.
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Independent Republican Committee
Einar Muus
Minot
Peter Johnson
John H. Burns
Surrey
John A. Lunden
Plaza
Burns
John Lunden
Virza
Lunden
Fray of North Dakota Senate Hopefuls Plays Out in Campaign
The Independent flags Governor Frazier’s five year rule and argues Nestos restored state credit after the Drake mill and Home Building department fueled deficits. It notes McCumber’s re nom and previews the last issue before the primaries.
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Puemer
Frazier
U. S. Senate
Drake Mill
Home Building Department
Bank of North Dakota
Consumers Store
League
Bank of Fargo
Independent
United States
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota Election Talk Presses McCumber Frazier Choice
The piece urges voters to back Senator McCumber over Frazier, argues Frazier's Socialistic bent would hinder North Dakota in Washington, and highlights Supreme Court judges Birdzell Wooledge and Burr as worthy candidates. It notes improving business and crop prospects after recent heavy rain in Minot and surrounding areas. Labor's newspaper supports Frazier in a separate note.
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McCumber
Middle West
Povern
United States
Congress
North Dakota
McHarg
Frazier
McCamber
Senate
Washington
Supreme Court
Luther Birdzell
G. S. Wooledge
Northwest
Particulay
Judge Burr
Rugby
S.2
Labor
Organized Labor
Community Furniture Sale Promises Wide Range of Items
A community sale will offer a large assortment of furniture of all kinds. The event is scheduled for Saturday, July tat, with shoppers promised a broad selection and bargain prices.
Meeting Postsponed For Farmers Threshermen June 29 1922
Heavy rain delayed the farmer thresherman meeting. a new date set for June 29 at 2:00 P M in the Association of Commerce Rooms. Attendees from Ward County Farm Bureau urged representation from farmers and threshermen to set fair rates. Also noted harvest progress in southern Kansan and wage range from 3.00 to 3.50. Mandan Man E A Ripley elected grand master of North Dakota A F and A M. annual Grand Lodge meetings in Fargo. Star in the West lodge members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Association of Commerce Rooms
Ward County Farm Bureau
Kenmare
Frivening
Mandan Man
Grand
E. A. Ripley
Mandan Loan and Investment Co
A. F
A. M
North Dakota
Henry B. Byorum
Minot
Grand Lodge
Fargo
Star In the West Lodge
James Johnson
Alex D. Hagenstein
J. F. Smallwood
W. M
H. E. Byorum
Legion Convention Sparks Addresses by Nestos and Landis
Governor Nestos attended the Devils Lake American Legion convention Wednesday delivering remarks to Legionaires. Kenesaw Mountain Landis spoke to the Legion and to the public from the Elks home as part of the event.
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Nestos
Kenesaw Landis
American Legion
Devils Lake
Kenesaw Mountain
Dolman Dry Cleaner Sentenced in Petit Larceny Case
A. G. Dolman, a dry cleaner, was found guilty of petit larceny and sentenced to 20 days in the county jail. He claimed illness from heart trouble after being taken to hospital where he now lies. Record summer school attendance opens at Minot Normal.
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A. G. Dolman
Iman
Former Minot Woman and Little Girl Die
Mrs. Waters wife of a former athletic instructor in Minot schools died in Mason City Iowa after an operation for mastoiditis She was 31 and came to Minot as a bride eight years ago The three year old Marion died two days later of diphtheria Her two older daughters ages five and seven are in detention hospital Mason City recovering from smallpox Mr Waters contracted diphtheria but recovered Friends note her active church work in Presbyterian services in Minot The Waters family left Minot four years ago
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Frank Waters
Minot
Mason City
Marion
Waters
A. P. Dahle
Presbyterian Church
Bess Fuller
Fort Collins
Ark
Mountrail County Boosters Visit to Minot Details Fair Plans
About 300 boosters from Stanley and Lostwood toured Minot to promote the Mountrail county fair set for July 18 19 20 and 21. The group rode muddy roads, joined by the Stanley and Lostwood bands, and enjoyed a Riverside park picnic. Local officials welcomed them and outlined fair plans for September.
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Stanley
Lostwood
Minot
Mountrail
Riverside Park
B. Lambert
Linot Park Board
F. F. Wyckoff
C. W. Mason
Ward County
James S. Milloy
Association of Commerce
Shafer for attorney general urged amid corruption fears
Born and reared to North Dakota the candidate Shafer is urged to deliver justice while Page One notes Townley and associates, under indictment for Be Scandinavian bank looting, oppose nomination. A community sale and bidding notice follow with procedural details and party reserves.
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North Dakota
Townley
Beandinavian American Bank
Bhafer
Vota
Geo. F. Shafer
Bid Notice for Wiring and Equipment at Ward Grounds
The Ward Fair Board invites bids for wiring and equipment of the grounds and buildings. Bids due at 1 PM with a 5 percent bid security. Sealed bids filed with the secretary at Tra L. Tush Minot SA offices. The board may reject any bid and reserves rights.
Bids Sought for Grace Track Construction Ward County Fair
The Ward County Fair Board will receive sealed bids by 1 pm on July 7, 1828 for grading and constructing Grace Track on the fairgrounds. Bids must include a certified check of at least 3 percent of the total bid. The secretary notes plans and specifications are in Minot office. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Ofeloek
Une
Shack
al Tewat
Yorampany
Fanty Walt Fort
Carl W. Mason
MIDS
Vidal
Ward County File Board
Plana
Sinelficationa
Tra L. Rush
Minot
Ward County
Boar
HL. W. Mason
Moat Secretiey
Einar Muus Seeks Ward County Legislature Nomination
Soldier's Mother Mae Golberg Runs For Ward County Clerk. Leona B. Crites Endorses Golberg as deputy clerk candidate. Muus announces Republic primary bid for the 29th district with 25 years in Ward County.
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Ward County
Mae Golberg
North Dakota
Altho
France
Leona B. Crites
Minot
N. D
John A Lunden Seeks Republican Nomination for 29th District
John A Lunden, a farmer from a Plaza area farm, announces his candidacy for the legislature from the 29th district in the June 28 primaries. He pledges to work for agriculture and the state, and notes his name will appear on the Republican ballot. Your vote and support are requested.
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Einar Muus
Lam
Ward County
Ernst Muus
John A. Lunden
Tam
Plaza
Peter Johnson L Announces Candidacy for 29th District
Peter Johnson L states his bid for the legislature from the 29th district with a Republican ballot placement in the June primary. He says he moved to Minot in 1905 and has run an abstracting business, pledging to serve the state and district with dedication if elected.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward County Independent
Tavax S’concors
Manot, HD
Aino
Forrowan
State Teachers’ Association
New York
Boston
Prazice
Minot Normal
Little Girl
Mountrail County Boosters
EB A. Carmen
Michigan
Auto
Thei Vacation
Mr. Carmen
The
Helen Burns
Western Conservatory
George Shafer
the Score
Hart T
Democrata C
Pol
Union Mads
M. G. Olson CO
W. E. Borene
Mgr
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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