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Newspaper

The Ward County Independent

Location

Minot, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

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Mrs. J. W. McCahan of Des Lacs Dies After Illness

Mrs. J W McCahan of Des Lacs North Dakota died Saturday morning at 6 30 after a brief paralysis illness She had slight stroke two weeks earlier and had returned home four days before death She was 69 born in Pennsylvania and married to Mr McCahan Survived by husband eight children in North and South Dakota and Montana Funeral details were announced with attendance by relatives and friends described as deeply devoted to her family and neighbors

J. W. McCahan Des Lacs McCahan Pennsylvania Mr. McCahan Morning Sun Rugby N. D Churles Ferry Anna Ray Sioux Falls

Young Printer Suffers Severe Hand Injury in Window Accident

Thos Neal, 17, of Formnta North Dakota, employed by Harvey Erickson the printer, was injured Tuesday afternoon when a window closing over the press cut into his hand severing main arteries and tendons. He was rushed to a hospital where surgeons operated for over an hour. recovery of full use is hoped though uncertain.

Thos. Neal Formnta N. D Harvey Erickson

Ehr's Stock Farm Expands Chester White Herd

Wm Ehr, proprietor of Ehr's Stock Farm, returns from Chester White sale circuit in Milner Stiram and Fullerton North Dakota. He buys choicest animals paying 226, 220, 130, 120 and 100 dollars for gifted and tested sows and boars weighing 600 to 800 pounds with sows 300 to 400 pounds. Ehr cites bright future in Chester White hog business calling the breed versatile and financially promising.

Wm. Ehr Ehr Chester White Milner, Stiram and Fullerton N. D Chester

U. S. Grand Jury Sums Langer Over Valley City Bank Deal

Fargo report notes federal grand jury probes impairment and profits from the Valley City banking deal. Langer, a state banking board member, faces subpoena as testimony emerges on the sale of American National Bank to American Exchange Bank and related asset impairment.

Fargo N. D Thtie American National, Bank American Exchange Bank William Vanger North Dakota Langer State Banking Board State Banking Federal Grand Jury American National Bank Deputi Patel

Made Eight Atlantic Trips Soldier Visits Thief River Falls

Henry Fredricksen of Thief River Falls Minnesota recently visited his sister Misa Elva Fredricksen in this city before heading to Great Falls Montana. A Navy veteran trained at the Great Lakes station he completed eight Atlantic crossings and one voyage to Mexico during and after World War I. He witnessed German submarines attacked and observed their scorched evasive maneuvers. At 22 he had toured England France and other seaports, gaining a broad view of the old world.

Atlantic Henry Fredricksen Thief River Falls Minn Misa Elva Fredricksen Great Falls Mont Fredricksen Navy Great Lakes Mexico Henry England France Torone

George Hodge Returns from France to Minot

George Hodge son of Mr and Mrs P L Hodge of Bordulay North Dakota is in Minot visiting friends after returning from France where he spent months trying to get a crack at the Huns. He says Americans were used fine in France because there were many of them. The Hodge family lived in Minot for forty years and George plans to stay in Minot.

George Hodge France P. L. Hodge Bordulay N. D Minot George Huns Hodge

Nonparty Official Foresees High Tax Impact in North Dakota

State Auditor Carl Kositzky analyzes the Townley league tax plan and projects state valuation rising from 408 million to 1.24 billion dollars. He doubts the four mill state levy will cover appropriations, suggesting total levies closer to six mills. If five mills, farmers would pay 3.69 million, railways 1.30 million, and overall taxes about 6.20 million versus 1.61 million in 1918.

Bismarck N .D Carl Kositzky Townley League North Dakota League Railways

Minot Soldier Werner J Warner Killed in Action October 1918

Private Werner J. Warner of Minot died in action on October 18, 1918 after enlisting in March and going overseas in April. He was 24, highly regarded by relatives and friends, and remembered for service to his country amid mud and rain. His aunt Mrs M J Warner lived southwest of the city.

Werner J. Warner Minot M. J. Warner

Lincoln and Douglas Friends of Coyle's Father

John J. and Mrs. Coyle returned from Freeport Illinois after the death of Bernard Coyle at age ninety, who suffered a stroke two weeks earlier. Coyle, born in Ireland in 1830, worked with the Illinois Central and helped build the Freeport to East Dubuque line. He knew Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas and recalled them riding the circuit together in northern Illinois.

John J. Coyle Freeport Mr. Coyle Bernard Coyle Northern Illinois Ilinois Central Railway Company

Wheat Prices Soar as Government Surplus Sells Out

The Minot market shows wheat at 20 per bushel, 12 cents above the guaranteed price. Predictions say wheat may hit $3 a bushel within a year as government surpluses to Allies drive prices up. rye and barley also rise. Seed flax and speltz offered for sale. farmers note ongoing high feed costs and a projected minimum wheat price elsewhere of $2.00 per bushel, with Minot at least $2.08. Hertel Jacobson withdraws from the city commission race citing business duties.

Minot Bareley United States North Dakota Hertel Jacobson Hace Bertel Jacobson City Commission

North Dakota Banking Board Cracks Down on Equity Stocks

The North Dakota Banking Board ordered Equity Co operative Exchange of St Paul Equity Co operative Packing Fargo and Northern Packing Grand Forks to stop offering their stock in the state for blue sky law violations. A second resolution directs state examiner to obtain detailed asset liability and stockholder records from the Ravity Co operative Packing company after reports it paid high commissions and advertised stock sales exceeding 900000 with plant costs around 450000.

Bismarck N. D Marvel State Banking Board Equity Co-operative Exchange of St Paul Equity Co-operative Packing Company of Fargo Northern Packing Company of Grand Forks North Dakota Ravity Co Cor Tsoration Ste

Rotary Saint Patrick Evening Yuletide Yarn Event

Rotarians hosted St Patrick's Day themed gathering with Place cards bearing Irish mottos and each member given a Shamrock. Members recited Irish stories with Bob Sarron and Mike Mulroy among the storytellers. Dr A M Jay presented a paper on dentistry.

St. Patrick's Belares Old Erin Bob Sarron Mike Mulroy Otte “Filison Peter Erickson Thethers A. M. Jay Dentistey

Shaft Outlines Policy for Minot Commission Bid

Real estate figure Grant D. Shaft, a hopeful Minot commissioner, pledges thrift, public service, and city growth. He urges careful use of funds, promises to push necessary improvements, and forecasts Minot becoming a leading North Dakota city within ten years. A sale notice for Col. Hecht and Mr. Sargeant is also mentioned.

Grant D. Shaft Rea Estate Vetera Shaft Minot North Dakota Leas H. J. Hecht Sargeant Townyarch 24

Insurance Firms Warn Off North Dakota Market

Aksel Bratsberg of the Union Insurance Agency reports U S and Chicago officials discuss a new North Dakota insurance law granting the commissioner power to revoke licenses from firms canceling or refusing policies. Insurers say they will exit the state if even a single license is revoked. Elks hold a large St Patrick's Day dance attracting about a hundred attendees and lively music.

Acl North Dakota Aksel Bratsberg Union Insurance Agency Chicago Nsurance

First Combination Stock Sale A Success

The Hecht and Lenton stock sale at Roth and Lenton sales barn last Thursday proved highly successful given current prices. Col. H J Hecht led a team of noted auctioneers while sales totals reached about 86,000. A registered Belsman stallion colt sold for 3475 as breeders and buyers praised the strong prices in geldings and mares.

Hecht & Lenton Roth & Lenton Col. H. J. Hecht T. [Roach Ryder W. A. Brown Stanley A. H. Thomas Granville My. Johnson Cana Col. Hecht

Colgan Farmer Dies in Well Accident

Gouve Monson, a well known Colgan farmer, fell into a water well Sunday March 9 while checking a stock water source. His body was recovered after a two hour search, leaving a widow and three children among other relatives.

Feorge Manson Colgan Divide County Gourre Manson Forvturia Gouve Monoun Culyan Monson Jenven Beatles Carl Martin

Mrs Oware Must Go To Prison In 30 Days

Mrs Kate Richards OHare must surrender within 80 days to federal authorities after the US Supreme Court denied her appeal of a five-year sentence from a Bismarck court. The sentence was imposed for sedition utterances in North Dakota. She is to serve time at Jefferson City federal penitentiary.

North Dakota Iolt Women's Federal Penitentiary Jefferson City

Minot Politician Files Petition for Reelection

John Lynch, longtime city figure in Minot, has filed his petition for reelection on April 1. Local commentary notes his nine-year tenure and remains unconvinced by challengers amid city politics.

Whiee Twneh Jihn Lynch Minot Lynch

Rolling Green Grange Celebrates Fifth Anniversary

The Rolling Green Grange held an anniversary at the Grange hall in the township to mark five years of its progress. It is described as one of the state’s largest granges. A fine dinner was served by the ladies and a foot program followed in the afternoon. ES Waterman delivered the main address and is praised by friends for his latent qualities resembling William Jennings Bryan.

Methodist Ten of the Church Lyle Benson Lin Marsene Webster Shaft Martin Upton Rolling Green Grange Waterman William Jennings Bryan

Nonpartisan League Targets Gronna in Senate Fight

An editorial from the Nonpartisan League opens a campaign to back William Lemke for the North Dakota Senate seat. Lemke, closely tied to League leader Townley, is seen as the party’s choice, while Governor Frazier may seek an instructed delegation to the Republican national convention.

Bismarck N. D A. J Gronna Por Capital League William Lemke Republican State Central Committee Lakota Lemke Townley Lynn J. Frazier Senate North Dake

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J. W. M'Cahan U. S Valley City Bank SOE Teese Planders H. A. Kluver Burlington Minnesota Lincoln Douglas Coyle Thisneis N. D. Banking Board Foolange and Docking Company C.D Hine G. D. Shaft Mrs. Rey Olson Mra BE. B. Goss Colgan Farmer Gronna
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