Drought and fair yields noted across Red River valley
The report cites mixed harvest results across North Dakota with bushel figures: durum at 16 and 60 pound weights, wheat 10 to 20 bushels in Deslaca and circumjacent areas, cyclone-affected districts near Lignite yielding 10 to 11 bushels. Kenmare reports 30.34 bushels per acre on a 20 acre plot, and Red River Valley and central state farms show 20 to 30 bushels and 40 pounds per bushel. Barley quality mixed, with several county reports noting variable yields.
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Yeat Deslaca
Kenmare
Bert Smuts
Devils Lake
Red River Valley
Mos
North Dakota Faces Deficit and Bank Debate in August
North Dakota state leaders debate borrowing from the Bank of North Dakota amid a projected $1,000,000 deficit after salaries, taxes, and miscellaneous collections. Auditor Kositzky argues constitutional limits bar such borrowing without bond issues, while officials warn of cash shortfalls and the need for funds to cover payrolls and government expenses.
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Biamarck
N.D
Teague
North Dakota
Kositzky
Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Cathro
League
Tande
Rae
Joint Tax Committee
William Lemke
O'Connor
Insi
North Dakota Wheat Crop Yield Forecast From Dr Bridge
Reports quote Dr P F Trowbridge predicting North Dakota wheat yields this year around fifty to sixty bushels per acre, with central and northern areas showing stronger potential and overall state production near expected averages.
Townley to Get Publicity and Investigation Hints
State figures react to Senator Cahill's prediction of a October special session. Auditor Kositzky and Attorney General Lanner discuss potential impeachment inquiries and grand jury action to probe conduct of four late officials, stressing independence from party bosses and a nonpolitical inquiry process.
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Townley
Carl R. Kositzky
Cahill
League Salon
Kositzky
Lanner
Hal
Eer
Grand Jury
Denmark
Angre
North Dakota to Build First Site Pavilion This Fall
Jamestown officials announce a new pavilion project in North Dakota costing about 25 000 dollars. Andrew Haas, secretary of the local chamber, says the structure will rise this fall as part of the city’s commercial ventures. The Jamestown delegation traveled to Bismarck yesterday to welcome the development.
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North Dakota
Andrew Haas
Commercial Oehs
Haas
Jamestown
Bismarck
Prominent Citizen Returns Last Call Joins State Force
Pioneer citizen and businessman EB K Myhre, longtime manager of the Farmers Store, died Sunday at 6:20 am after years of bladder trouble. He served as county commissioner and postmaster of Valley City, appointed by McKinley and Roosevelt. He leaves four children and his widow. funeral plans pending word from Howard. Also news: Mrs Martha P Tem of Williston named inspector of rural and graded schools on Miss Minnie J Nielson’s staff, reflecting North Dakota’s growing role of women in education. Dr G A McFarland leaves Valley City Normal to become Williston city schools superintendent. Berths Palmer named assistant state superintendent and will oversee primary education statewide.
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Northern Pacific
Midland
Paulion
Senor
An Nivei
Haas
Canada
Jamestown
Burleigh
Red Trail
Kena
Yio Tan
Valley City
E. K. Myhre
Wm. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Myhre
Howard
C. A. Myhre
Bismarck
Times-Record
North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
Martha P. Tatem
Williston
Edward Erickson
Grafton
Walsh County
Fargo
Cass County
Tatemi
Williams County
Divide County
Shire
Semibha
Snd
G. A. McFarland
Valley City Normal
Niel Son
McFarland
State Department
Pelle
State Ae
Iis
Berths Palmer
Devils Lake
Misa Palmer
Valley City to Be Zone Headquarters Reported
A telegram received Saturday from Congressman George Young indicates Valley City will become a zone headquarters. Details mention Valley City and nearby areas, with further notes to follow.
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Valley City
George Young
Unclear Entry on Zone 7 Geeta Ters Plans
Fragmentary note mentions zone 7 Geeta ters and GEO M. Young with incoherent wording. No clear event or participants can be identified from the readable text.
Eckelson and Peters Survive Overnight Incident
A. W. Eckelson yeoman and Ed. Peters first class gunner's mate survived yesterday amid a maritime incident. The report notes their names and service ranks while detailing the vague event aboard the vessel.
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A. W. Eckelson
Yeoman
Ed. Peters
Inneapolis
Rumor Flutters Through North Dakota Gossip Scene
A fragmentary notice reports a local rumor in North Dakota about civic desires dated near year end. The text is garbled but suggests public interest in changes around January 1, 2929.
Rumor of liquor shipments contradicted by officials
The Hismarck Tribune notes no orders to receive intoxicating liquors and no official notice of a ban lift. It debunks rumors that wartime or national prohibition would end soon and cites federal law against shipping liquor to dry states. It also calls North Dakota as dry as ever, per authorities.
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Express
Bob Walton
Langer
King Alcohol
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Hismarck Tribune
Kamplin Quoted Lemke Denied by Affidavit
R F Kamplin says a Lemke interview claimed the American Legion is Wall Street controlled and full of officers. Lemke denied the charge, Legion members protested as 2000 posts nationwide defend theorganization. Kamplin filed an affidavit in response after the denial.
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R. J. Kamplin
Amercan Army
American Legion
North Dakota
William Lemke
Lemke
Wall Street
Kamplin
Th Amrican Legion
Legion
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Tey
America
the Tribune
Emke
Kamplin Statement on Soldier Paper Control August 1919
Rheinhart J Kamplin testifies in August 1919 about a proposed soldier and sailor publication. He recalls William Lemke questioning Legion ties and asserts the paper would not be controlled by Wall Street. Kamplin notes Allied War Veterans as another organization and mentions past Republican ties with Wall Street influence.
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Rheinhart J. Kamplin
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
Allied War Veterans
National Weekly News
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
Frasier Names 3 New Jurists for North Dakota
Bismarck August 26 Governor Lynn J Frasier named three additional district judges under the judicial redistricting act after returning from Salt Lake City The appointees are M J Englert Valley City for the First District and Fred Graham Dickey County for the Second District with one more to be announced once approved by the Senate
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Bismarck
Lynn J. Frasier
Salt Lake City
M. J. Englert
Valley City
Fred Graham
Dickey County
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