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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

4

Editorial: Miss Nielsen and a Jailbird in North Dakota

A jailbird is shaping plans to remove Miss Minnie Nielsen from the office of public instruction. The piece mocks the scheme and jeers at a socialist candidate, urging political retribution. It condemns state library controversies, criticizes the special session in Bismarck, and labels it a travesty in state governance.

Miss Nielson Minnie Nielson Superintendent of Public Instruction North Dakota U. W Victor Berger Wisconsin Congress Frazier Socialist Party of Avy Wa Stangeland State Library Bismarck House of Representatives

North Dakota politics and the 1920s election outlook

The piece critiques state tax policy and public spending, arguing a 25 percent tax rebate while keeping taxes high. It discusses Democratic prospects with McAdoo and warns the GOP to nominate a strong candidate like Lowden Wood Johnson Coolidge or Harding. It notes GOP chances amid Democratic decay and unrest.

McAdoo Cockadoodledoo McAdoo Adieux Wilson Lowden Illinois Leonard Wood Hiram Johnson California Coolidge Massachusetts Harding Ohio Democratic

Legislature's New Function Under Lemke's Guidance

Under William Lemke the North Dakota legislature has nearly ceased to function as a legislative body. It is described as an exalted police court that punishes enemies of the administration and rewards its friends. Opponents face censures, deep cuts to appropriations, and removal of powers, while compliant officials gain large funding and expanded patronage. Forum. Buy W.

William Lemke North Dakota

North Dakota Farmer Fight Prompts Labor Clash Message

The Devils Lake World quotes a provocative editorial accusing Nonpartisan League leaders of colluding with I W W elements to control the labor scene in North Dakota. The piece urges farmers to oppose Townley and the alleged alliance.

Nonpartisan League Mr. Farmer North Dakota Townley Devils Lake World

Notice to Shareholders of First National Bank Meeting

Notice to shareholders of First National Bank of Valley City North Dakota. Annual meeting to elect directors and transact other business. Meeting in banking room between 2 and 4 pm Tuesday January 13 1920. John Tracy cashier.

First National Bank of Valley City N. D John Tracy

I W W pamphlet sale linked to townleyism and organizers

The article reviews an I W W pamphlet sold for ten cents at 127 Fourth Street Minneapolis and published by the I W W publishing bureau Chicago. It quotes I W W aims to end capitalism by seizing production and asserts a planned government by workers. It notes October 13 1919 Missoula Montana organizers W Nicholas and H Krogman distributing similar literature and a North Dakota farm program reference.

I W. W Missoula Montana W. Nicholas H. Krogman Nonpartisan League North Dakota Farm

Thanksgiving visits fill dormitory rooms and halls

NEW DORMITO Y Florence Wallace went to her home at Page for Thanksgiving. Quite a few of the dormitory residents attended the firemen's ball given in the K. P. Hall on Thanksgiving evening. Alberta Wiley now teaching at Cooperstown was guest of Edith Rue and friends. Anna Howland visited with friends and had dinner at the dormitory. Helen A. Smith of Steele visited with his sister. Helen Butler and Helen Bale of Lisbon visited with Gertrude. For information on capturing mice ask occupants of room twenty-one, second floor. Gertrude Duan was guest of Marie Dvorak for Thanksgiving dinner. Olga Brecke, Brenda Ottem, Alice Erb and Florence Armstrong were guests at a spread at Wesley Hall. Edith Soderback was a guest at a turkey supper at Reverend Domell's. Stanley Dvorak visited his sister Marie on Sunday on his way home from St. Paul. Marie has been suffering from acute indigestion. The Misses Marion, Gussie, Adelaide White, and Hoten Smith were guests of Mr. Smith's sister for dinner.

Florence Wallace Page K. P. Hall Alberta Wiley Cooperstown Edith Rue Anna Howland Helen A. Smith Steele Gussie Adelaide White Helen Butler Helen Bale Lisbot Gertrude Gertrude ‘Duan Marie Dvorak Olga Brecke Brenda Ottem Alice Erb Florence Armstrong Nellie Alma Stearns Wesley Hall Edith Soderback Domell Stanley Dvorak Center Marie St. Paul Marion Hoten Smith Mr. Smith

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