Northern Pacific halted in North Dakota liquor shipments
Fargo April 17 Judge C A Pollock ordered a temporary restraining injunction against the Northern Pacific from receiving shipments of intoxicating liquors into the state. Attorney General H J Linde and assistant F J Murphy cited state constitutional prohibitions and affidavits alleging liquor shipments to Bismarck and interstate liquor trade evading the law. The order sets May 8 to show cause why a permanent injunction should not be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
C. A. Pollock
Third Judicial District of
North Dakota
Pacife
H. J. Linde
Northern Pacific
Ross
Johnson
Northern Pavilic
Agnor
Searlin
Courier News
Gardner Hotel
Torney
Linde
Sinvilar Worion
Bismarck
Northern Pacifi Railway Company
West Virginia
Watkins
Northern
Pac Fe
F. J. Murphy
Walking
Law Enforcement League
Atorney General Office
Farmers Free Column Adverts for Farm Stock and Produce
FOR SALE Barley suitable for seed. Inquire of Thomas Gasman. FOR SALE Registered Tolstein Friesen Bull four months old priced reasonably. J & Staub Valley City owner. FOR SALE pure bred Red Poll Bull calf eleven months old plus Barred Plymouth Roc hens and pure bred Orpington Cockerels. For details contact P Li Widfield Leal North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Staub
Valley City
R. R
P. Li Widdlyfield
Leal
N. D
Japan navy base in Mexican waters denied at Turtle Bay
Washington reports say officials doubt claims of a Japanese naval base at Turtle Bay Lower California but have started an inquiry to verify how belligerent warships use Mexican waters. Commander Nomura assures no permanent base, citing recent Asama grounding as cause for ships' presence. Cabinet discussion leans toward discrediting the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Turtle Gay
California
United States
Daniels
Howard
Pacific Fleet
Nomura
Navy
Asama
Turtle Bay
How Our Money Is Spent At The Fair Bismarck April
State expenditures on the North Dakota exhibit at the Panama exposition are outlined. Total appropriation 25000 dollars divided across years 1913 to 1915 with building costs 16460.90 dollars and total spent to date 27917.87 dollars. Salaries cost 610 dollars monthly with ongoing lease and other expenses. In 1913 spending exceeded the budget by 1519 dollars. 1914 spent 14879.55. 1915 four months cost 6519.12. A cable report notes arrest of M J Barley in Berlin and possible flight to Denmark via neutral territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
San Francisco
North Dakota
M. J. Barley
J. J. Barley
Valley City
Hadeen
Berlin
Mr. Earley
John
Onston Harvester Co
Batavia
Mansey-Harris Co
Toronto
Can
United States
Denmark
Germeats
Italy
Hans Bergen Loses a Valuable Horse
A hired man on the Hans Bergen farm seven miles north of town let a four horse team run away Thursday. One horse fell and was severely injured. Dr Martin advised dispatch. The injured animal was left to suffer as the man quit and left town. Bergen returned after being summoned by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Bergen Farm
Here
Martin
Autientic
Bergen
Referendum Law Declared Valid by Attorney General Linde
Attorney General H. J. Linde opines at Governor Hanna s request that the initiative and referendum amendments are constitutional and properly part of the state constitution. He says combining two provisions in one amendment does not invalidate the measure and clerical discrepancies do not affect validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
H. J. Linde
Hanna
Linde
House
Senate
Idaho
Wisconsin
District Court
Bramarck
State Supreme Court
Norwegian Employee Pleads Guilty to Stolen Revolver
Peder Overn employed at J. E. N. Rude’s office was arrested by Officer Tom Levie Wednesday night for taking an 82 caliber revolver. He pled guilty before Judge Moe and received ten days in jail. Overn, a Norwegian immigrant in the U.S. about three years, faced the court for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peder Overn
J. E.N. Rude
Tom Levie
Overn
Moe
Norway
Chamberlains Liniment Praised For Rheumatism Relief
Mrs. Dunburgh of Eldridge New York extols Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism saying it has served her family well for six years. She notes quick relief and value. Siegfried Pharmacy and Mrs L A Morrison sell the product. Mrs Morrison and her young son returned from Eve reth Minnesota to Valley City after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Farm leaders discuss county matters with officials in city
Thomas Cooper of the Better Farming association met with Prof. James of the Normal, Edwin Mayland the county expert, and the county commissioner Wednesday. He then traveled to Mandan. Esther Hayes of Hillsboro arrived in the city Sunday to visit her mother Mia. James Dally, Sr. was mentioned in connection with the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association
James
The
Normal
Edwin Mayland
Mandan
Misa Esther Hayes
Hillsboro
Mia
James Dally, Sr
South St Paul Live Stock Exchange under scrutiny over Equity committee
A North Dakota Society of Equity probe, funded by 350 in expenses, accuses the South St Paul Live Stock Exchange of endorsing a commission firm without full examination and of secret talks. The Tri-State association praised thorough checks, while the Exchange warns farmers to seek a square deal and notes ongoing efforts to aid livestock interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Committee
J. M. Anderson
North Dakota
Live Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Wnil
Society of Equity
Exchange
Bismarck
South St. Paul
South St. Paul Stock Exchange
Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers’ Association
Equity
South St. Paul Live
South St Paul
Northwest
McCumber warns U S faces threat to constitutional rule
Senator Porter J McCumber spoke in Eugene to 160 members of the Eugene Commercial club about danger of abandoning constitutional principles in pursuit of majority rule He warned the nation and the president risk eroding free government by discarding centuries old norms and urged adherence to the Constitution. Economy is a lost art today he added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Eugene Commercial Club
Hven
Bishop Tyler a Sunday visitor at All Saints church
Bishop Tyler from Fargo visited Valley City on Sunday. He held a confirma tion class and baptism service at All Saints Episcopal Church before staying overnight. He inspected hall property of the Episcopalian denomination and cautioned residents to clean yards while noting two recent fires caused by refuse burning, mitigated by early suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Fargo
All Saint’s Episcopal Church
City
Lee Combs
Valley City
Pork Production Contest Promotes Youth Involvement
The North Dakota Experiment Station urges boys and girls to join the pork production contest, with closing entries May 1. North Dakota leads state contests, now joined by Minnesota Illinois Pennsylvania and Georgia. Winners in 1914 averaged 78.10 dollars above feed cost per litter, with about 11 dollars monthly return per litter. The program educates participants and families while boosting livestock interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Information Service
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Nort Dakota
North Dakota Farmers Urged to Diversify Livestock and Crops
Mrs. S. J. Noxon and her daughter return to their Ashtabula farm after five weeks in Valley City where John Donnelly & Sons urged North Dakota farmers to rotate crops, spread manure, and keep more livestock. They stress soil fertility, better marketing, and keeping children on the farm with modern conveniences to foster cheerful farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
John Donnelly & Sons
Grafton
Flint
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Ifarm
5. J. Noxon
Ashtabula
Valley City
City
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Farmers’ Free Column
Thomas Gasman
Leal Stock Farm
Leal, N. D
Peder P. Lannes
C. J. Lee
C. W. Leghorn
C. B. Miller
Buff Wyandottes
Plum Grove Stock and Poultry Farm
Cuba
N. Dak
Plum Grove Stock & Poultry Farm
Cornelius Vanderwerf
Tower City
F. Hesch
Eckelaon
Times-Record Office
Mexico
Hans Bergen
J. J. Earley
Livestock Exchange
North Dakota Society of Equity
Times Record
Wcumber
Bishop Tyler
James Kelly
Haglett
Olsby
Thos. Brennan
Barney Lawler
Jamestown
Coffey
Wm. Shepard
Cooperstown
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