First Meeting of Wheat Directors in North Dakota
The North Dakota Wheat Growers association held its first board meeting at Grand Forks with fourteen of twenty directors present. They planned to finalize use of a 5 million dollar War Finance loan to advance pooled wheat, with storage and sale arranged by Grand Forks bankers. President Geo E Duis praised growing support for the cooperative, and regional expansion plans to Minnesota and South Dakota were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Grand Forks
U. S. War Finance Corporation
Association
Jo Uy
Geo. C. Jewett
Northwest Wheat Growers, Associated
Minneapolis
Ma Power
Wheat Growers Association
Geo. E. Duis
Mr. Duis
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Minnesota
South Dakota
H. Copenhaver
Carrington
M. S. Blair
Francis M. Copeland
T. B.thompson
Thompson
N. D
Asher L. Burdick
Williston
A. G. Peterson
H. L. Knauss
Tolua
A. Meecham
Edinburgh
A. Omlid
A.N. Winge
van Hook
Howard Bird
Flaxton
C. G. Bothan
Aneta
Will G. Williamson
Arvilla
John Mahon
Langdon
A. R. Joshand
Cathay
T. H. Maloney
Webster
A. J. McDonnell
Devils Lake
Cloverleaf veterans reunion to gather at Fort Snelling
A Twin City Cloverleaf Reunion circular invites A E F veterans to Fort Snelling on September 1 2 3 for the Cloverleaf gathering. It promises a free bed in a government barrack and a ticket to the Minnesota State Fair parade, with emphasis on enduring buddy bonds and remembered marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Buddy
Twin City
Cloverleaf Reunion Arrangement Committee
Fort Snelling
Camp Dodge
D—D
Phil O'Doole
Minnesota
Fort Snelling 88th Division Reunion Planned At Fort Snelling
More than ten thousand veterans of the 88th Division are expected for a Fort Snelling reunion led by Major General William Weigel. A two dollar exchange covers meals, and a polo baseball sports program is slated for Sunday with guests including the governor of five states and Judge Martin Wade. Minnesota residents can use a reduced 11-8 fare within state fair territory, and 11-2 fare on certificate plans outside that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weigel
Fort Snelling Post Exchange
France
Bath Boys
Weigel
Martin Wade
American Bar Association Americanism Committee
88Th
Fort Snelling
Charley Briggs
St. Paul
Minnesota
Reunion
Threshing season in Sheyenne Valley continues
The Sheyenne Valley area enjoys fine dry weather ideal for threshing. Local residents and visitors including Alfred Aas Melvin Kenny Jens Henrikson and O Aas helped with grain stacks and threshing tasks around Valley City Kathryn Fingal and nearby areas. A grain elevator was purchased from Thoreson Implement by James G Thoreson. Church services were held last Sunday and several residents visited relatives in Fergus Falls Jamestown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheyenne Valley
Alfred Aas
Melvin Kenny
Valley City
Mnet
Jens Henrikson
Oscar E.aas
James G. Thoreson Motasal
Johny B. Henrikson
O. Aus
Jens O. Aus
Carl Henrikson
Jens Rensby
Fingal
T. J. Selby
John M.thureson
Kathryn
Gunder Raven
James G. Thoreson
Alfred Monson
Thoreson Implement Company
Martin Olstad
Zari Henriksen
Riveness and Son
Fergus Falls
Minn
Melvin
Edwin
Leonard
Alfred Stevens
Max
Eddie
John F. Henrikson
Alfred Anderson
Ernest Olstad
Blair ships pooled wheat from Grand Forks to Minneapolis
M. S. Blair of Grand Forks becomes the first North Dakota Wheat Growers member to use the marketing service. He shipped two carloads direct to a Minneapolis agency, declining a 70 percent advance via War Finance Corporation loans to avoid interest. Blair, a director and North Dakota trustee, has farmed near Ojata for 43 years and has long shipped grain to terminals for premium prices, citing the association's advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Blair
Grand Forks
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Blair
Minneapolis
Ojata
U. S. War Finance Corporation
Mr. Blair
Wheat Growers Association Expands Direct Sales Model
The North Dakota Wheat Growers association moves to cut out commission men by selling directly to foreign buyers or domestic millers. It operates storage at terminals to support price stability during slumps and plans to handle up to 20 million bushels daily as drafts arrive at Grand Forks. Members include G F Braeger Bowdon and Nick Nelson Emerado who received 70 percent advances on shipments to Duluth and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Braeger
Bowdon
N. Dak
Duluth
Nick Nelson
Emerado
Monarch Elevator Company
Ojata
Fred Shannon
Joliette
N. D
Minneapolis
Marquis
Wheat Growers Association
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Grand Forks
Lightning strikes barn in Alta Township killing renter
A thunderstorm struck the Fred Marshall farm in Alta Township killing renter Fred Korf. The barn burned with three horses and oats lost. Korf, married with a one year old son, left widow. Loss estimated at about $2000 with $600 insurance. Funeral details unavailable. Farm lies eight miles east of town, one mile north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marshall
Alta Township
Fred Korf
Mr. Korf
Lure of small-town life in Morrillton Arkansas letter to editor
A Morrillton Arkansas resident pens a rebuttal to a New York editor about decentralization and city life. He claims 41 near neighbors, no crime, a private bank, weekly chicken shipments, casual leisure, and easy access to friends, contrasting it with New York offerings. He touts small-town camaraderie, local clubs, and a contrast between heaven and Hot Springs as gateways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrillton
4Rk
New York Financial
New York
Hell
Hot Springs
Jacoway
Arkansas
Price
Fargo
Arkansas Come Home Cafes and Concrete Reasons
A reader rails against life in New York and extols Arkansas living. The piece contrasts congressman resignations with local perks, praising small-town country comforts, freedom to hunt, and the appeal of friendly neighbors, while condemning urban bustle.
Fuel crisis grows dire as winter looms
Washington reports the administration is gravely concerned over fuel supply for winter. Officials say the coal strike and exhausted reserves tighten the market while railroad delays prevent adequate coal haulage. Hoover notes the issue is transport capacity, not production, amid moving government intervention bills in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
White House
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Fulton Knocked Out by Miske in St Paul Fight
In St Paul on August 26 Fred Fulton was stopped by Bill Miske after one minute. Fulton survived near losses to several opponents, including a nose blooding of Mike Collins, a scuffle with Tom Gibbons, and a four round win by Ole Anderson over Chief Krownie. Other bouts featured Emil Enberg stopping Fred Fogler and Dago Joe Gans outpointing Ken Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Fred Fulton
Bill Micke
Mike Collins
Fulton
Fred
Collins
Tom Gibbons
Gibbons
Ole Anderson
Minneapolis
Chief Krownie
Fort Snelling
George Barton
Fred Noon
Fred Fogler
Rochester
Emil Enberg
Dago Joe Gans
Ken Miller
James Joseph
Bill Millner
United States May Be Asked to Arbitrate Reparation Dispute
Washington reports that with Allied deadlock and central Europe sinking deeper into financial chaos the United States may be asked to help settle the Germany reparations issue. If such a request comes from Europe it will likely seek an arbiter role for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Germany
Europe
United States
Notice of Foreclosure Sale by Bank of Valley City
Notice of sale to satisfy the mortgage held by Bank of Valley City on the southeast quarter of section 34 township 142 north range 56 west containing 160 acres more or less in Barnes County North Dakota. The loan default dated 1919 and unpaid by Storbeck, sale set at courthouse front door Valley City October 7 1922 at 2 PM. Amount due $2400.34 plus costs. Dated August 30 1922. Mortgagee and attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Storbeck
Martha Storbeck
Bank of Valley City
Valley City
Barnes County
North Dakota
Office
Register of Deeds
Barnes
S.E. Led
Bank of
N. D
Notice of foreclosure sale by mortgage on Valley City property
Northern Seed Company mortgagor notifies Emma Coop mortgagee of a foreclosure sale set for October 7 1922 at 2 PM in Valley City North Dakota to satisfy the mortgage debt plus costs The premises are 100 feet of Lot 18 in Block 16 Original Recorded Plat Valley City ND The amount due is 1207 46 plus costs Dated August 1922 Emma Coop mortgagee attorney Ritchie Valley City ND First publication August 31 Last publication October 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
South Dakota
Lenroot
Curtis
Lafollette
Underwood
Romp
Harding
Senator Lodge
Senate
Commission
Kennedy
American Red Cross
Northern Seed Company, Corporation, Mortgagor
Emma Coop
Register of Deeds
Barnes
North Dakota
Valley City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miske
U.S
D. S. Ritchie
Mortgagee
Ritchie
G. A. Carlson
Optometris
Carl H. Bonde
Main Street
Mr. Bonde
J. W. Thoreen
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