Miss Minnie Nielson to Name Courses in North Dakota Schools
North Dakota Attorney General William Langer issues an opinion on who should set school courses of study. Miss Minnie Nielson, superintendent of public instruction, will prepare the curriculum, despite Townley and Non-Partisan League efforts to influence text choices. The document cites constitutional sections and previous court opinions to support the superintendent's role.
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Bismarck
N.D
Minnie Nielson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Townley
Town Jey Board of Adjustion
North Dakota
William Langer
Charles Leissman
Board of Regents
Board of Administration
Langer
Board of Administration Law
Bill Lemke
Petard
Nonpartisan League Supreme Court
Grace and
Bronson
State OF North Dakota
Cnarizs
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
National Non-Partisian League
William Lemke
Fargo
N. D
League
Frasier
Misa Nielsen
Justice Grace
State of
William. Langer
Thomas Hall
Justice Bronson
Bill 134
Bronson and
Grace
Palmer orders nationwide probe into food price profiteering
Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer launches a federal investigation to curb hoarding and profiteering in life necessities. A renewed North Dakota food administrator effort will form a price fixing committee to set fair profits and work with county admins and district attorneys. The probe covers meats flour fruits milk groceries dry goods clothing ice and more with focus on hoarding price manipulation and other violations of food control laws.
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United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
North Dakota
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Tme
Reward Offers in Bowen Cattle Poisoning Probe
A letter from H G Garber of Madison Ind to William Langer notes negative results of the Bowen cattle poisoning investigations. Langer has offered $1000 for proof that statements from the U S Department of Justice or officials were false and to challenge duties. Fire to Eds of Bottineau Courant and Mouse River Farmers Journal is mentioned along with related figures and entities.
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Bismarck
N. D
Altho
William Langer
Madison
Ind
U. S. Department of Justice
Sherman
Chicago
Bowen
Fargo
F G. Garber
Langer
Bottineau Courant
Mouse River Farmer’s Journal
Towner
Senay
Femeral
Paul E. Thoett
Leo. M. Roderick
Department of Veterinary Science
United Statates
E. F. Ladd
Nik Evans
Stockman
Seaman Smith
Peter Atom Rales Dee Pees
M. K. Bowen
Period offer ends January 1 1919 in pay to silence foes
A fragment notes attorney eraP r office should have nothing mado with Seeman Smith and claims he was in with people who had it in for him and under the dominations of his enemies. The offer runs from now until January 1 1919 with money to be claimed, else the people will learn why.
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eraPr
Seeman Smith
Local notes mix travel visits and social bustle
Monday's issue records numerous brief sightings and trips across North Dakota. Ernest Johnson visits Jamestown relatives, F J Chambard and W J Curren head to Bismarck on No 3 for business, Miss Nilva DuVall returns from Nome, and Miss Beda Peterson arrives from the Twin Cities to run the Rudolf Hotel millinery department. Nearby residents like L H Richmond and Mrs Price Owens stay with friends in Valley City, with Jessie Sargent expanding her millinery business after buying trips. A humorous aside speaks of singers vs baseball and a farmer buys a revolver for his wife amid tramps, ending with Cooperstown visitor John A Syverson returning from Chicago or Fingal.
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John A. Syverson
Cooperstown
N. D
John
Chicago
Fingal
Pedersen Family Guests Stay With Aldahls in City
Clarence Pedersen of Makati and his daughter Vernice visit for a few days and likely two weeks respectively, staying with Alderman O. H. Aldahl and wife. George Aldahl with family arrive from Miles City Mont to stay with the Aldahls. Mine Sofia Reitan returns to Gedeye as friends visit in the city.
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Clarence Pedersen
Makati
N. D
Vernice
O. H. Aldahl
Pedersen
Aldsh
City
George Aldahl
Editor Getchell Attends Mandan Press Meeting
Editor E. P. Getchell attended a Mandan press meeting in his Ford, visiting several towns in the state on business and planning to become a regular attendee at press gatherings.
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E. P. Getchell
Mandan
Mr. Getchell
Local residents depart and return on routine travel
Saturday reports Lester Olson leaves for Dilworth Minnesota on train No 4 and returns on No 8. Lydia Nelson arrives from Minneapolis to visit friends. Herman Stern returns from an east buying trip. Various locals undertake trips to Chicago Fargo Rochester Bismarck Red Wing and Minneapolis while others visit family. The hemp harvesters arrive on the N P tracks and a Navy discharge prompts a welcome home for Leslie Towne.
Minne tonka party for visiting Mr. Ployher at Maplewoods
Mr. Benton Case hosts a party and supper Saturday night in honor of Mr. Percy Ployher of Valley City North Dakota. Ployher will visit his parents at Maplewoods Lake Minnetonka, where he will stay during his visit. Case and Ployher are roommates at Shattuck Military School.
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L. W. Hubbard
Fargo
Mr. Hubbard
Benton Case
C. Mi Case
Percy Ployher
Valley City
N. D
Hire
Maplewoods
Lake Minnetonka
Case
Mr. Ployher
Shattuck Military School
Minneapolia Tribune
Olson Home Sold to Normal School for Girls Dormitory
The William Olson residence was sold last week not to faculty but to the Normal school for use as a girls dormitory this fall. The dormitories are insufficient in size and the Olson home will be under the dean of women's personal charge. It has room for 20 students.
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William Olson
Normal School
Olson
Harvest Activity and Community Visits in Shen Valley
Harvest work continues in the Shen Valley area with Bert Sebig employed by L. M. Larson. Numerous local residents and families from Kathryn and surrounding towns visited neighbors last Sunday afternoon. Multiple residents reported work and errands, with shading and shopping noted, and births or local events mentioned in passing.
Nome and Ratheys visitors highlight regional business
Henry G. Aas and Magnus Monson visited Nome last Thursday evening. Ole P. Hjelde was a business visitor in Ratheys teat Friday. Alfred Aan and John Henrikson were visitors with Julius Henrikson last Saturday evening.
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Bert Sebig
L. M. Larson
Carl Knudtson
Peter Olson
Kathryn
Conrad Jacobson
Ole P. Olstad
Gunner Larson
Jens
John F. Henrikson
G._O. Ans
Russel Rudd
Sigvart Bergesedt
de E. Ags
Helgerson
Mads
Melvin Ransby
Iset
Martin Evenson
Gust Olson
Sory
Harold
Crown
Line
Diaby
Johanna
Henrikson Twat
Martin Olsted
Kathryn 1St Storday
Anton Anderson, Sr
Henrikson
Beecer
Helge Gilson
Ys Magnus Monson
Joseph al- Adolph Aas
N. D
Wanaitor
Geese Bi -Aas
Magnus Monson
Henry G. Aas
Nome
Ole P. Hjelde Wan
Ratheys
Alfred Aan
John ¥. Henrikson
Julius Henrikson
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Miss Nielson
Walter King
Tower City
Heaven
Ernest Johnson
Jamestown
Nels Johnson
F. J. Chambard
W. J. Curren
Nilva DuVall
Anton Peterson
Beda Peterson
Twin Cities
Jessie Sargent
L. H. Richmond
Price Ownes
West
C. T. Hart
Alexandria
Minn
Italy
Camille
Carrie Lovestuen
the Lakes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Rudolf Hotel
Frank Ployhar
Miss Jessie Sargent
Miss Sargent
Saterday's
Lester Olson
Dilworth, Minn
Lydia Nelson
Herman Stern
Straus Clothing Company
Florence Hedstrum
T. Hart
Homeseekers Land Co
Esther Gergenson
Red Wing
Ann Miller
Forsythe
Mont
Eee
R. Thurston
Miller
E. L. Martin
House of the Green Land Co
Archie DeLancey
E. L. DeLancey
Wylie Nielson
Minnie J. Nielson
State Superintendent of Schools
Johnny Boy
Jay
John White
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Training Station
Barnes County
H. H. Warren
Catherine
Milwaukee
N. J. Borris
N. P
Leslie Towne
Great Lakes Naval Station
Leslie
G. W. Hanna
Buick
Lee Cowell
M Hammes
Dakota Drug Co
Hammes
Elmer Skretting
Skretting
Hoboken
Washington
Washiton
the Times-Record
Shumate Razors
Siegfried
Syenne Valley
Nias Mote Eaaieva
Kathshopper
Batu Iy
Embertson & Olson
Agents Valley City, N. D
Mart Mason
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