Valley City Basketball Team Tours Madison Meet
Valley City players traveled to Madison Wisconsin for a basketball tournament with strong teams from Canton Detroit Fargo and Bloomington The team impressed with defense against Elkton and standout Busdicker while DeLancey drew praise and a series of ovations The trip boosted school pride and local business support while showcasing Valley City to Wisconsin and Illinois venues
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Valley City
Wedd Bay
North Sikota High
Jinmenpeliz
Madison
Matson
Wisconsin
Awema Club
Avema
Canton
Superior
Wis
Detroit
Mich
North Dakota
Fargo
Fargoe Centralia
Winfield
Kan
Iast
Tiny
Oklahoma
Red
Wing
Minn
Busdicker
Jackson
Monroe
Cedar Rapids
Wineld
Woodward Tech School
Toledo
Elkton
Valley
Bloomington
Tvere
DeLancey
United States
Minneapolis Symphony Ranked Among World’s Best Orchestras
The Outlook lauds the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra placing it with the Boston and Thomas orchestras of Chicago. Emil Oberholffer leads the ensemble whose soul is musical excellence and whose body is financial support. The critic notes Minneapolis has reason to be proud and that the orchestra will perform in two concerts at the Normal Auditorium on April 10. The piece also covers U S Supreme Court rulings on rights of way for open roads across government land, stemming from North Dakota cases and broader highway law implications.
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Minneapolia Symphony
Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
Boston Symphony
Puntespalia Organization
New York
Minneapolis
Theodore Thomas
Emil Oberhoffer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Minnapolis
Mineapolis
Baton Symphony Orchestra
Devils Lake
N. D
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of North Dakota
C. W. Buttz
Benson County
Aubun
Lallie
Buttz
Congress
Territory of
Dakota
Supreme Court of the State
West Bay Township
Namerity Board
North Dakota Nonpartisan League quarrel sparks cross border reply
Letter from North Dakota farmer Leroy Swartwood defends Nonpartisan League policies amid accusations of forged articles. John Nagle of Montana cites Minnesota ties and tax protests as evidence of league influence. Swartwood invites Minnesota farmers to swap land for ND benefits and urges opposing editors to confront Townley.
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North Dakota
Leroy Swartwood
N. F. Field
Fergus Falls
Minn
Fargo Forum
Preston Times
Swartwood
N. D
John Nangle
Montpelier
Nonpartisan Leader
Townley
Leader
Minnesota
Nonpartisan League
Presston
League
Bowman
Mr. Swartwood
John Nagle
Capitol
United States
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Fam
North Dakota DAR Holds First State Conference in Valley City
The North Dakota Daughters of the American Revolution held its first annual convention in Valley City hosted by Sakakawea Chapter. Officers were elected including Geo M Young as State Regent and J M Martin as State Vice Regent. Social events featured a Colonial Tea and a Round Table.
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North Dakota Daughters of the American Revolution
Sakakawea
Valley City
G. W. Hanna
J. M. Martin
Geo. M. Young
America
J. M. Crane
G. W. Haggart
Dakota
Fargo
Young
W. O. Willa
Minneshashe
Bismarck
Lura L. Perrine
Kate Glaspell
Jamestown
Lirarian
Stella Buchanan
T. S. Henry
D. T. Owens
E. A. Thorberg
Minneshaske
M. A. Hildreth
Sunng
North Dakota
Esther Clark
Widdifield
Ve‘ra Cowell
Hazel Forbes
Grace Deems
D. A. Thor “Berg
Alice M. Paddock
E. F. Weston
W. Hageart
A. A. Love
D. Carpenter
F. ©. Kindred
P. E. Hoffman
Geo, Long
Margaret R Long
Washington
Cogshill
Ponce de Leon
Florida
John Tracy
Helen Crane
Official Vote in Barnes County 1920 Presidential Primary
Barnes County canvassing board certifies the March 16 1920 presidential primary results. The panel lists members Frank Heimes chairman W Nelson county auditor and C Nelson county clerk and notes adjournment to March 25. Amendments and initiated measures such as cigarette sales and Sunday theaters are referenced with vote totals.
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Valley City
N. D
Barnes County
Frank Heimes
Board of
Harry N. Ols
C . Nelson
A. C. Nelson
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Centar Committee
Larry N. Olsby
C. W. Nelson
W. Nelson
N. Dak
Revoival
C.W. Nelson
Harry N. Olsby
Frank Hepa
Store Distintine Board
Nestos enters North Dakota governor race sparks League split
A longtime North Dakota politician comments that R A Nestos of Minot enters the race to avoid a repeat of the Steen Frame vs. Frazier clash and to unite anti Townley forces. He argues Langer is the strongest candidate against the Townley socialist line, with broader League support.
Langer Willing to Withdraw If Stronger Candidate Emerges
Bismarck North Carolina March 29 Attorney General William Langer issued an offer to withdraw from the governor's race if a stronger candidate appears. He said he does not seek the office but would quit and campaign for a ticket of good honest men and women if the people favor another leader.
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Bismarck
N. C
William Langer
Nestos
Federated Farmers Clubs
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Hiram W. Johnson
Leonard Wood
Rantebster
National Committee
Gunder Olaon
L H. Olson
F. Mahonald Sortland
P. R. Trubshaw
E. L. Garden
Edward Haversor
Edward S. Johnson L. Heaton
M, Cole
H. A. Nicholson
M. M. Sheridan
Alex Backer Atort Takser
Charles Joyce
Iton Staale Henrickson
Nichol McKellar
EB. A Toster
A. T. Kraabel
Olaf Lakensgard
Alfred Steele
Edward P. Kelly
F. Bishop
Henry McLean
E. C. Lucas
T. C. Madden
W. J. Morley
Leigh J. Monson
Ole Gilbertson
R. N. Rose
Gannon Vy Poindexter
H. H. Aaker
Fred Eckert
A, Ruud
Minnie J. Ni
Reet
Oristes National
H. Perry
L. P. Baker
R A. Nestos
Minot
Steen
Frazier
Red Flag
Langer
Lone Tree Township
Golden Valley County
M. K. Bowen
Brinton
Leake
Nestus