North Dakota editors rally and foreign affairs notes
The piece reviews the Brinton Grab Act impact on district school board publishing and cites a North Dakota Press Association meeting in Fargo with officers elected, Jamestown chosen for next year, and a retrospective on Gov Cox’s presidential nomination. It also discusses Poland’s crisis, European tensions, and American Stance on League policies amid WWI era debates.
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Townley- Brinton
E. B. Cox
Minnie J. Nielson
Freight rate hikes split farmer and business interests
local commentary argues increased passenger and Pullman fares draw less ire than freight rate boosts which hit farmers and merchants hardest. writers urge wage-driven railroad pressure as the cause, calling for a countrywide industrial adjustment before prices fall, while dismissing criticism of railroads and unfair burdens on producers.
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Courier-News
John Baers
Congress
Ind
Belore
O Connor Favored as Fusion Banner Gains Steam
Bismarck August 9 The fusion ticket led by J F T OConnor of Grand Forks gains ground with anti Townley factions backing it. Republicans unite behind the fusion ticket and expect strong statewide support due to OConnors touring and oratorical reach. Dr Shipstead blames Minnesota vote loss on money and press favor amid league winds.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fusion
J. F. T. O'Connor
Grand Forks
Townley Ig
O'Connor
Shipstead
Minnesota
Pheasants Released In North Dakota Game Plan
G M Hogue secretary of the state game and fish board visited the Times-Record with details on new pheasant releases. Amber ringed necked birds are expected to be released this season as part of the program in Steele North Dakota.
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G. M. Hogue
Steele, N. D
State Game and Fish Board
Times-Record Office
State raises pheasants to boost future game supply
The state is increasing pheasant stock to spread across North Dakota. About 1600 birds have been raised this season at Bottineau and Mandan, with 250 released in other areas over the past ten days. A game warden and Mr. Hogue released them along river banks, expecting rapid growth in two to three years if left undisturbed. Citizens are urged to report violations to the state game warden.
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Times
Trubshaw
P. O
Fark
P. O.I
Bottineau
Mandan
Mr. Hogue
No. 7
Moe and Earley Head to Washington for Commerce Probe
J. J. Moe secretary of the Valley City Commercial Club and J. J. Earley president of the Bank of Valley City depart for Washington D C as North Dakota delegates to urge preference and priority orders for grain movement. The delegation includes railroad commissioners and state bankers as they seek relief from a car shortage hindering grain and coal shipments in the northwest.
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J. J. Moe
Commercial Club
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
J. J. Earley
Bank of
Valley City
North
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
E. E. Clark
Frank Milhellan
North Dakota
C. B.P. Jacobsen
J. J. Murphy
Walter H
J. M. Anderson
St. Paul
Equity, Co-operative Exchange
R. J. Cone
Fargo
Manufacturers’ Association
W. L. Richard
Dickinson
Livestock Breeders’ Associa
Minot Hosts American Legion Convention With 800 Delegates
Minot prepares to host the American Legion state convention August 25 26 drawing about 800 delegates from over 200 North Dakota posts and thousands of visitors. Fargo Post contributes 25 delegates as events include a barbecue at Riverside Park and a free boxing program, with Moran and Cassidy headlining.
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Minot
Legion
North Dakota
American Legion
Fargo Post
Mammoth High School
Beautiful Riverside Park
Jack Sheehan
Kenmare
Moran
Harlem Mont
Cassidy
Outlook
Mont
Montana
Buddie
Ecighea
Chas. K. Allen
Gretno Sage
Fargo Plans Own Band At Entertainment Event
Promoters promise abundant music and entertainment in Fargo with a local band to be featured. The scene highlights many appealing features, though details are limited. Minot is noted for delivering reliable performances, and the phrase Nuffled appears as a />
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Fargo
Minot
Minot Takes Two of Three in Valley City Series
Valley City suffered a 7 to 0 loss as Minot won two of three in the latest meeting. Adams pitched for Valley, and the series concludes with Minot heading to Bismarck. Fans are urged to rally, with plans for two Valley City games and a lighthearted forecast of close scores and strong hitting expected.
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Fargo
Moorhead
United Press
Valley City
Bismarck
Valley City baseball banquet honors team and manager
Manager J. H. Samson hosted a farewell banquet at Rudolf Cafe praising the Valley City baseball team for a 36 win 11 loss 2 tie season. Captain Wingfield ex captain Becker and others praised the squad and management. The Times Record congratulates Sampson and backs next season’s plans.
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J. H. Simpson
Rudolf Cafe
Valley City
P. R. Trubshaw
J. H. Sampson
Wingfield
Becker
Sampson
Ganz
Daniaus
Wall
Ype
Times-Record
Hank
Fans Or Decide To Visit Hankinson For Baseball Game
Many readers plan to go to Hankinson next Sunday for the baseball game while others remain undecided. With favorable weather and positive reports from the first two games, more fans are likely to decide to journey there.
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Hankinson
Return of Rev J F L Bohnhoff From Butte Visit
Rev J F L Bohnhoff returned on No 4 from Butte Mont where he was on church business. He met Valley City friends John Collins Tom Collins and Fay Ross who asked to be remembered. Collins lives in Bozeman Tom in Billings. Bohnhoff notes Fay Rosa is optimistic about oil on his Forsyth area claim.
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J. F. L. Bohnhoff
Butte, Mont
John
Tom Collins
Fay Ross
Valley City
John Collins
Bozeman
Tom
Billings
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