North Dakota Bond Campaign Expenditures Revealed
A long list of payments to The Nation, printing firms, travel and salaries shows substantial spending in the North Dakota bond selling campaign. Names include George M. Webb and Ki Ladd, with funds used for advertising, office rents, and travel to New York and Washington. A socialist candidate Carl Thompson also drew funds for travel and related expenses. References to Miss Margaret Haley and the Chicago Teachers Federation appear in invoices.
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Bigmarek
N. D
North Dakota
Anduatcias Commission
George M. Webb
Bank of North Dakot
United States
Ladd
New York
Washington
the Nation
I Ne Nation
Carl D. Thompson
Thompson
Russell
Nonpartisan League
Public Ownership League of America
Plumb Plan League
State Record Publishing Company
Bismarck
Ase
Bond
Frazier
Prazier
Margaret Haley
Chicago Teachers Federation
A. F.L
Webb
Matteson
Mary McFadden
Chicago
Jas. B. Johnston
Equitable Office Building Corporation of
National Service Bureau
Fabloman League
Walter Morrison
George Webb
New Pastor Arrives to Lead Swedish Lutheran Church
Rev O M Bloom his wife and two children arrive to take charge of the Swedish Lutheran church in Valley City The new pastor a Gustavus Adolphus College and Aug seminary alumnus served in Round Rock Texas and as army chaplain His wife is a trained musician and teacher with two children Helen and Paul community welcomes the Bloom family and hopes for a fruitful pastor congregation pairing.
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O. M. Bloom
Venterda
Bloom
Times-Record
Valley City
Edith Sorenson
C. C. Chaffee
Mabblestone Company
Everett
Wash
Miss Nelson
Miss Sorenson
Maryblestone Company
Man Drowns at Chautauqua Park
D. F. Regan, a Nes ter farm worker near Valley City and a Dilworth Trainmen's Union member, drowned at Chautauqua Park in the Sheyenne River yesterday afternoon while swimming. He reportedly dove repeatedly and did not resurface the third time. his body was recovered after about fifteen minutes. This is the second river death in weeks.
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First National Bank
Harley McCready
McCready
Citigun
Rome
Mr. McCready
D. F. Regan
Nester
Valley City
Sheyenne River
Chautauqua Park
Nebraska
Dilworth
Regan
Press meeting designates Devils Lake for North Dakota press gathering
Jamestown North Dakota August 8 The Nuchhwanota Press association chose Devils Lake as its next annual meeting site and elected Riker Morgan publisher of The Starkweather Times president for the year. G W Stewart Wilton News Edward J Sullivan The New Salem Journal James H Cramer Marmarth Dial elected vice presidents.
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Jamestown
N. D
Nuchhwanota Press Association Satuday
Devils Lake
Riker Morgan
Stark-weather Times
G. W. Stewart
Wilton News
Edward J. Sullivan
New Salem Journal
James H. Cramer
Marmarth Diail
Earle H. Tostevin
Mandan
R. A. Neston
North Dakota
B.J. Babcock
The
State University
Minnie J. Nielson
Wilton
J. Moe
Valley City
Carl O. Olson
Medora
M. J. Forkner
Langdon
H. D. Paulson
Fargo
F. Bacon
Grand Forks
Independent Press‘ Association of
Independent Press Association
George Holzman Passes Away in Fargo at 57
George Holzman of this city long time Barnes County pioneer died at St. Luke's hospital Fargo at 9 p m Thursday after a long illness He came to North Dakota in 1882 settled near Valley City later retired moved to this city Survived by wife and four children Elsie Dorothy Celia and Raymond Funeral at St Catherine's church Monday in Fargo per Timey Record
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George Holzman
Barnes County
St. Luke's Hospital
Fargo
Holzman
North Dakota
Valley City
Elsie
Dorothy
Celia
Raymond
Elsie Holzman
St. Catherine’s Church
I W W Demonstration Over Burkhart Release Demanded
Valley City IWW members held a demonstration insisting Fellow Worker Edward Burkhart be released from ten days jail for alleged vagrancy. They pledged to refuse labor in Barnes County until his release and prepared resolutions to publicize the case to residents and workers.
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Lurkhart
Bava
Lee Combs
Washington
Combs
Burkhart
Mr. Combs
Valley City
N. D
Edw. Burkhart
Barnes County
Valley City Men in Auto Accident
Three Valley City men L. B. Ward N. A. Johnson and Scottie Overman were injured in an auto wreck two miles outside Fargo while traveling to Shoreham Minnesota. A tire may have blown causing the Buick to skid into a ditch and roll. Overman suffered a broken shoulder and wrist. Johnson was bruised. Ward endured severe bruising. They were taken to Fargo hospital for care.
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Ward
N. A
Overman
Johnson
Mr. Ward
Fargo
Valley City Gun Club Members Win Trap Shoot Prizes
The Valley City Gun Club announces prizes won by members at Sunday's shoot. R McNeil B Lippold J Hotland B Dehi Cheney Barnes Krogh Lindeele Foster Nelson Dahl Pegg Lindeel Koehn Norgard Hetland E Norgard and others received gifts including cases, pipes, bags, clothing, and hardware. Merchants donated prizes and organizers anticipate stronger attendance. Here is the score.
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Valley City Gun Club
R. McNeil
B. Lippold
J. Hotland
B. Dehi
Cheney
Barnes
Krogh
Gillette
Koehn
Lindeele
Foster
Nelson
N. Dahl
Pegg
Lindeel
Alcazar
Larson
Goodyear
Bipe Pold
Davis
Semaine
Bt Chariton
Hetland
E. Norgard
Dahl
Krogh Barnes
Kuehn
Nelson Lippold
Pegg Davis
Lindell
Dahlman
Aoe
Nore
J. Hetland
Old
B, Dahl
Belknap
Double Koehn
Lippold
Bt Per Cheney
Wolf
Norgard
Dahinan
Signatures exceed recall goal across districts in North Dakota
Fargo reports 68 950 signatures for recall petitions surpassing the target by 69,000 with aims to reach eighty thousand. Eleven districts exceed eighty percent of O Connor votes from last election including Grand Forks fifth district at over 100 percent with 2008 signatures. Steele county near 100 percent as more names expected. Barnes county fifteenth district records 116 signatures.
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Fargo
Independent State
Tlenty
O'Connor
Grand Forks
Steele County
Barnes County
Ice Cream Sodas Drop to Ten Cents Citywide
The Minneapolis Journal reports ice cream sodas now cost 10 cents in local drugstores for the first time in over four years. Prices fell from 17 to 10 cents as sugar and syrup costs drop, with 15 cent crushed fruit sodas previously common.
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Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
H. Brownlee
Brownlee
City Officials Hands Are Tied Over I W W Meetings
Citizens protest city leaders allowing I W W meetings on streets as state politics block new laws. Article recalls bills in 1917 1919 and 1919, party control by the Non-Partisans, and governor and attorney general responses.
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LW. W
City of Duty
Lee Combs
Anderson
Burl Carr
LWW
F. K R. Johnson
Cass
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
F. W. Herbert
Dunn Center
Jamestown Man Chosen Leader of North Dakota Pharmacy Group
D. E. Bigelow of Jamestown was named president of the North Dakota Pharmaceutical association at closing sessions. Officers include W. H. Strick Hebron first vice president and Ray Stinson Pembina second vice president. Jamestown to host 1922 convention as group backs plans for a proposed professional separation in practice.
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D. E. Bigelow
Jamestown
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
W. H. Strick
Hebron
Ray Stinson
Pembinapecona
Peek. W. F Sudro
Fargo
Eee
R. Hangon
Pingree
E. 3. Engebretson
Devils Lake
C. W. Bitner
St . Paul
Northwestern Pharmaceutical Bureau
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montanas Town
Nebraska
Wisconsin
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Guy Lynn J. Frasier
Lofthus
Insurance
Oloness
Bank of North Dakota
Legion
Don Bailey
Neal Tracy
Hoyt
Bank of Valley City
Roe