Taylor Aids Minnie Nielson in State Office Shakeup
E. J. Taylor, former state superintendent, named deputy superintendent by Minnie J. Nielson. He will assume duties after summer break, bringing decades of state education leadership and wartime reconstructions to the North Dakota public instruction department. Hazel Nielson will cover until Taylor’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Taylor
Minnie J. Nielson
Taylor
North Dakota
Miss Niel
H. G. Arnsdorff
Hazel Nielson
Univerity of North Dakota
Fargo High
France
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lang er banquet endorses early convention in North Dakota
Mandan March 31 Attorney General William Langer keynote speaker at the Hotel Lewis and Clark banquet endorses an immediate convention to unite opposition to the socialist movement. He blasts Townley and the socialist outfit, warns loyal North Dakotans to dedicate talents to the state, and urges a single anti socialist ticket and public support for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N.v
William Langer
Lewis & Clark
General Langer
North Dakota
Mills
Debs
O'Hare
Townley
Outfit
Orj
North
Pos
North Dakota Calls for Unity and Purpose in Crisis
The speech urges unity over division and spending over saving as the state faces peril. It appeals to mothers and citizens to pray and act with wisdom, foresight, and strength to do what is noble and best for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Young to formally seek renomination in North Dakota
Washington March 29 Congressman George M Young of North Dakota announced plans to formally announce his candidacy for reelection to Congress from the second district within weeks He is in his eighth year in Congress and serves on the Ways and Means Committee ranking eighth among twenty five members He chairs the sub committee preparing the agricultural schedule for the tariff bill due next year citing long service in the state legislature and a record on agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George M. Young
North Dakota
Young
Agriculture
Women Hear Political Talk at City Hall Meeting
On March 22 a mass meeting at City Hall featured Miss Gubbelman of the Normal faculty discussing Women and Political Party. She urged study of issues so women vote intelligently and invited Valley City women and nearby residents to future talks. A follow up meeting is planned for April 6 with Major D J Ritchie addressing the referred laws ahead of the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gubbelman
Normal
Mica Gubbelman
Cnd
Valley City
D. 3
Ritchie
Socialist appoints Hennessey warden of state penitentiary
Thomas Hennessey a longtime Socialist leader in North Dakota is named warden of the state penitentiary replacing Charles MacDonald. The piece notes party ties to Townley and Langer, cites past electoral results, and mentions local figures Bottineau connections and a March 31 baby birth.
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Thomas Hennessey
Socialist Party of
North Dakota
State Board of Administration
N.C. Macdonald
State University
Hennessey
Charles MacDonald
State Penitentiary
McDonald
Townley
William Langer
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Bottineau County
Bismarck
F. W. Cathro
State Bank
Stair
Bottineau
Head of Rabbit Farm Arrested
The Cass county case targets W. Birs and his Fur & Specialty Farming Co over blue sky law violations. Warrant issued, preliminary hearing set, and bail fixed at 1500 as state officials question ambitious rabbit farming projections and funding plans.
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Mr. Bits
Miller
Sheets
W. Birs
Fur & Specialty Farming Co
William C. Green
Cass County
Albert E. Sheets, Jr
North Dakota
Mr. Green
Fred A. Kraemer
Casa County
Fr. F. Miler
Option Secured on Red Willow
Hinford residents plan to form Red Willow Lake Park Association to buy Cowen & Crane property at Red Willow lake seven miles north of Binford and develop it into a resort. F G Lewis elected president with Dr E F Ringlee secretary. Directors include Oscar Greenland J Anapp O D Freer Otto Pritz and E B Ringlee. They aim to incorporate for 100000 dollars and list plans for pavilion and baseball diamond.
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Hinford
Cowen & Crane
Red Willow Lake
Binford
Northwest
Red Willow Lake Park
Oscar Greenland
J Anapp
D. Freer
Otto Pritz
BE. F. Ringlee
Lewis
Cowen
Lountey
Times
Crane & Cowen
East Farm
North Dakota Bank Taxation Declared Invalid by Court
Judge J. W. Woodrough ruled the 100 percent valuation for national banks in North Dakota invalid. The case, First National Bank and Merchants National Bank of Fargo v Cass County, challenges taxes on about 300,000 dollars. The decision notes the state now exempts stocks and bonds from taxation, including bank stock.
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J. W. Woodrough
United States District Court
North Dakota
First National Bank
Merchants National Bank of Fargo
Cass County
Fargo
Sunday School Convention Plans in Valley City
James C. Garrison of Fargo announced the North Dakota Sunday School Association will hold its 31st annual convention in Valley City on June 16 to 18. Committees named include General Chairman Harvey Taylor, Entertainment Mrs S A Zimmersam, Registration G W Hanna, Publicity Edwin Bloom, Music Mrs W T Craswell, Meeting Places Dr C W Williams, Exhibits Mrs F W Heidel, Recreation J J Moe, Finance Tate Beeson, Commissary Mrs S P Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Garrison
Fargo
North Dakota Sunday School Association
Valley City
Harvey Taylor
S. A. Zimmersam
G. W. Hanna
Edwin Bloom
W. T. Craswell
C. W. Williams
F. W. Heidel
J. J. Moe
T_ ate bee Saegtion
C . Fee
Usi
8. P. Ellis
Endorsed Judges in North Dakota District Court
A public letter from Cass County electors voices unreserved support for Judges Charles M. Cooley A T Cole and M J Engert of the First Judicial District urging their re election and praising their integrity. The piece also discusses tax policy failures in 1919 1920 and calls for an extra legislative session in June to reduce levies and restore 1918 tax levels with potential drafting of new laws before July 1 1921. James E Robinson signs the appeal along with numerous Cass County residents.
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First Judicial District
Casselton
M. Cooney
P. Hansen
Hunter
E. T. Hawkins
Fargo
John Durkin
Wm. Miller
Page
O. A. Otterness
C. E. Manning
Wm. Burns
Geo. A. Flewell
S. B. Freeman
H. R. Wormington
Arthur Noss
Jake Acker
Carl Kositzky
Robinson
State Board of Equalization
Deal Boards
Kositzky
Langer
Olson
Hagan
Lemke
James E. Robinson
Holstein Men to Stage Sale at North Dakota Auction
North Dakota Holstein Breeders Association held its first annual convention electing A. N. Challey as president and naming John Christiansin as vice president. A sales committee led by A. Goldtrap will arrange a breeders' sale for late June and launch a statewide membership drive to promote Holstein cattle to dairymen. Prof. J. R. Dice urged accurate herd records and tuberculosis testing with shealth certificates.
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North Dakota Holstein Breeders’ Association
A. N. Challey
Webster
John Christiansin
New Salem
A. C. Goldtrap
Goldtrap
J. van Houten
Valley City
Wallace Manikowksi
Morton
J. R. Dice
Department ‘of Dairy Husbandry
The
Agricultural College
Judge Robinson on Taxation Critiques Kositzky’s Truths
The piece praises Carl Kositzky as a diligent worker who has spoken bluntly about high taxes. It credits Kositzky with laying groundwork for a tax reduction effort and supporting the Non-Partisan League, while noting political opposition to tax cuts and stating that reductions benefited taxpayers and the league. The author hints at upcoming political contests without detailing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kositzky
Kositzky
League
Bankers to Attend Conference on Federal Reserve ruling
Jas J Earley North Dakota Bankers Association president and W C Macfadden secretary depart for Minneapolis for a conference to discuss plans to oppose the Fed ruling that requires all banks to remit for service. Delegates from district states and state associations will attend. North Dakota reps are C F Peterson R M Farmer and M O Grangaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
J. Earley
N. C. Bankers’ Association
W. C. Macfadden
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve District
C. F. Peterson
New Salem
R. M. Farmer
Flaxton
M 0. Grangaard
Rogers
Earley
North Dakota
Fargo
Federal Reserve Bank
Minnesota
Anderberg Farm Auction Ends Happy In Getchell Prairie
Mr and Mrs Anderberg sold their farm and held a well attended auction last Wednesday. A splendid lunch was served and friends presented them with solid silver teaspoons. They left for Valley City last Friday as neighbors helped move and settle. Other locals visited and assisted with moves at the same time.
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Getchell Prairie
Anderberg
Valley City
Nallie Whitcher
Chas. Whitcher
Anderberg Farm
Gussie White
J. H. Rogers
Mrs. Grube
Sauk Center
Minn
Mudgett Farm
Ed. Holcombe
Jee
Anderson
Len Edna Whitcher
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Atty. Gen
Geo. M. Young
John Maresh,Jr
Rabbit Farm
Mx Bira
Casis. Green and
Birs
Ethis
Bank of Valley City
RED Willow
Holstein
Bankers
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