Election set for Oct 28 on recall of ND officials
North Dakota moves toward a recall vote on October 28 for Governor Lynn J. Frazier Attorney General William Lemke and Commissioner John N. Hagan amid disputes over public pamphlet funds. Independant leaders cite signature totals on recalls and initiated measures while seeking emergency funding to print the pamphlet.
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Frazier
Rene ‘Ged
Hagan
Fargo Hed
Weent Offa
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
J Oy
Yarra
Byers
State Hall
St Tet Hall
Agneulvare Hagan
Sta
Aid Bie
Brorgon
Rob Tory
Pine
Meson
Sayaresselle
Rand
W. A Anderson
Attorney General's
Fargo
Oratory of State
Theo
G. Nelson
Joint Campaign Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagan
North Dakota
Fessenden Editor Builds Fruit Park Behind Home
Wells County editor T D Monsen of the Wells County Farmer grows a half acre of fruit in Anis garden behind his house. The garden is described as a park with plum pear cherry apple raspberry currant and gooseberry trees. Mrs Monsen canned hundreds of quarts of fruit and the family had fruit all summer without buying any, sharing excess with neighbors. A glass covered green house stands at the rear of the residence.
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Fessenden
T. D. Monsen
Wells County
Anis
Monjsen
Hia
Ice Cream Pushed as Year Round Vital Food by Dairy Expert
J R Dice, professor of dairying at North Dakota Agricultural College, urges continuing ice cream consumption in winter. He calls it a staple food rich in essential vitamins and compares its energy value to beefsteak and other staples, praising its health benefits for all ages.
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J. R. Ice
North Dakota Agricultural College
Mr. Dice
Hallie Hurd Seeks Carry Concealed Weapon Bond After Minot Robber Kill
Hallie Hurd has applied to Judge Murray for a bond related to carrying a concealed weapon. He provided information about car thefts in Minot and fears a vow to harm him by a friend of the dead Martin bank robber. Kenneth Jackson reports two street holdups near Eastwood Park bridge. Hurd aided officers at the Martin robber shootout.
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Hallie Hurd
Minot
Murray
Hurd
Martin
Kenneth Jackson
Farmers’ Co-operative
Eastwood Park
Central Avenue
Jackson
Theother
North Dakota Thrift Amid Hard Times and Frugal Living
The piece highlights North Dakota farmers keeping tight budgets during a period of poor crops. It cites the Abell couple and local households who raise grain and maintain cows hogs and poultry to survive. Mrs Jertz notes fifty dollars would cover winter provisions, reflecting the season's economic strain. Mary Rasmussen plans to leave for Minnesota.
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North Dakota
Alwa
Kelie
Christ Linartes
Abell
Northinot
Dakota
Jertz
North Dakota Dairy Judging Team to Compete at National Show
Three North Dakota youths James McKinnon Glen Martin and Gee from Emerado were chosen from Fargo July dairy judging results to represent the state at the National Dairy Show in St Paul October 8 to 15. They will train under HE Billing and Prof J R Rice and visit dairy herds in Grand Forks Fargo and Moorhead for eight to ten days prior to the event. State associations cover most expenses with county commissioners funding the rest.
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Fargo
James McKinnon
Mapleton
Cas County
Glen Martin
Lankin
Walsh County
Gee
Allison
Emerado
Grand Forks
HE Billing
J. R. Rice
Dairy Department
College
Moorhead
State Dairy Association
State Holstein Breeders Association
Orrin Pierce Guinn Gaining Recognition in West
Orrin M. Pierce, longtime Minot Grocery Co. credit manager, now serves as credit manager for Lang & Co. in Portland Oregon. He has been hired as a lecturer on Credits and Collections at Western University of Commerce and Law in Portland and chairs the Portland Association’s first monthly meeting and dance on September 22.
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Orrin M. Pierce
Minot Grocery Co
Weat
Lang & Co
Portland
Ore
Western University of Commerce and Law of
Pierce
Portland Association
Mil loy elected secretary of the association of Commerce
James Milloy elected secretary of the Minot Association of Commerce at a Board meeting. He begins work October 1 as Paulath, the acting secretary, leaves for Milwaukee. Milloy, a bright Minot businessman, is expected to advance the association toward solvency and active plans for the coming year.
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James Ss
Minot
Association of Commerce
Busedany
Milloy
Paulath
Milwaukee
Razor cut leads to blood poisoning in local farmer
Mood poisoning from a slight thumb cut sent E. E. Diehl a Willis township farmer to St. Joseph's hospital. A surgeon lanced the thumb and scraped bone after three weeks of worsening infection. He hopes for later treatment this week while facing work and harvest pressures.
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Diehl
Willis Township
St. Joseph's Hospital
Divorce and departure mark Berthold parish changes
Mike Teachmond a Thussian tare near Max is said to have divorced his first wife and remarried. Legal questions arise over citizenship and court jurisdiction in the split. Father Arsenault resigns as Berthold parish musical director to join St Thomas College in St Paul, praised for building a strong local band and musical talent.
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Max
Puine
Teachmond
United States
Atty
Nash
Teachernet
Oh Coyle
Testmond
Tussia
Arsenault
Berthold
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Father Arsenault
Hoe
North Dakota
Minot Hide Dealers Ship Hides For Tanning
The Minot Hide and Tanning Co. shipped hides to New Salem Massachusetts to be tanned into sole leather and a carload to New York for upper leather. It marks the first shipment since the hide market slump last year as dealers seek value from tanning amid no market for hides.
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Minot Hide and Tanning Co
New Salem
Mass
New York
Editor in Fairmount Kicks Costly Rubbers
The Fairmount News editor kicked a muddy rubber from his No 11 shoes, breaking a plate glass window and costing exactly 8 dollars while he freed a stuck foot in the street last week. The Kenmare News announces a new linotype machine to improve Gooseneck printing efficiency.
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Kenmare News
Microscopical View of Blood Circulation Shown
A four reel film titled Microscopical View of the Blood Circulation shows a turtle heart enlarged for close inspection. The Agricultural College visual instruction service purchased it and placed it with the distributionist. The film also includes chicken embryo heart pulsations, blood flow through vessel walls, heart valves and cavities, blood cells, and white blood cell activity.
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Fargo
N. 1
Visual Instruction Service
The
Agricultural College
North Dakota to Study New Minimum Wage for Women
The state compensation bureau will hold eight meetings over two months to collect data for a proposed new minimum wage schedule for women. McDonald, a bureau member, says current mandates are driven by court injunctions. Meetings and locations include Minot and Grand Forks with dates noted.
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Hintaeck
North Dakota
Cumpenantiqn Bureau
McDonald
Burend
Becaue
Grand Forks
Out
Andl
Minot
Banker Slayer Case Ties Back to Parents in Fortuns
Owatonna Sept 07 Hichard Johnston confessed to shooting TD Rouns ville vice president of First National Bank at Dodge Center. He said his parents live at Fortuns and that he has an uncle James Lidke in Dodge County. Johnston was taken back to Dodge County for further questioning.
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Hichard Jonnson
TD. Rounsville
First National Bank
Dodge Center
Rounaville
Leshy
Fortuns
Jame Lidke
Dodge County
Ludke
Johnson
W W Workmen Demand $10 Daily Wage For Potatoes Digging
Hoople North Dakota September reports that J W W workers demand a $10 daily wage to dig potatoes. Several conferences between J W W representatives and farmers to adjust wages have failed to produce an agreement.
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W. W
Hoople
N. D
Dishes Dirty Leads to Fourth Arrest for 88 Year Old Husband
Richard Kaufman aged 88 was arraigned for failing to wash and dry the dishes. Anna Kaufman says he promised after marriage he would help, but did not. Dore Duncan reports Lois and Leslie left for Minneapolis to reside, with Leslie in his fourth year at Tatsarsky of Minpee and set to graduate next spring.
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Richard Kaufman
Anna Kaufman
Dore Duncan
Lois Ad Ton Leslie
Minneapolis
Leslie
Tatsarsky
Minpee
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