Legion Post Denounces Radicalism in North Dakota
At a special meeting the American Legion Post 1 voiced strong opposition to the Nonpartisan League and socialist ideas. It demanded dismissals of several state officials and board members, asserting loyalty to “one hundred per cent Americanism” and upholding the Legion’s constitutional aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Rising
Nonpartisan League
Will
Lynn J. Frazier
George A. Totten
Board of Administration
Robert Muir
C. E. Stangeland
Madam Sigma Lund
Mayville Normal School
Neil G. Macdonald
Red Cross Notes and Yarn Sale At Valley City Chapter
The Red Cross Magazine requests news from last year’s subscribers with renewed addresses. Valley City Chapter lists yarn for sale at 1.25 per pound, tan sock yarn and gray sweater yarn, reduced over 40 percent from original cost. Final township reports due Dec. 15. Northern Division Bulletin cites “Our Merry Critics” about supposed health cures.
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Red Cross Magazine
Helen Hamilton
Red Cross
Pitts
Public Library Displays Treaty Text and Language Copies
The public library offers a temporary loan of eight copies of the Peace Treaty text in three languages French English and German arranged in parallel columns for examination. It also holds four timber of caplen in the Langue of Nationa text on file for circulation.
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Nationa
Gas Plant Deal Open Up For Public Truth
A local gas consumer urges city council to release clear details about the gas plant deal. He argues three months of inquiry, monthly bills, and public access to information are essential for informed opinions and accountability, noting the public may offer useful pointers if facts are disclosed.
North Dakota considers referendum on blue laws and utilities
In Bismarck the North Dakota legislature moves into another day of debate as petitions circulate among business leaders for a referendum on recent state actions. Supporters seek a vote on empowering a governor to operate public utilities in emergencies and on repealing blue laws affecting cigarette sales to adults, boxing, and Sunday entertainment. The House prepares for further votes while the Senate waits for measures from the lower chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bismarck
House
Senate
Special Lectures Given to Women at Normal School
Four lectures on Social Education by Dr Abbie Virginia Holmes through the National YWCA. She spoke on the physical mental emotional and social aspects of being a woman and stressed education in physical fitness, sex reverence, and scientific understanding for youth.
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Rie
Normal School
National Young Women’s Christian Association
Abbie Virginia Holmes
National Board of the
War Work Council
United States
Northwest Cold Wave Sets Low Records Across Region
A sweeping Canada air mass drives a deep cold wave across the Pacific Northwest into the Rocky Mountains and eastern Montana. Temperatures plunge below zero in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, Yakima, and many towns, with new ten year lows and widespread fuel shortages hampering freight. Coal mining volunteers resume slowly as union miners delay work in Montana.
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Spokane
Canada
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Williamette
Columbia River
Vancouver
Washington
Yakima
Walla Walla
Idaho
Bovill
Wallace
Newport
Wash
Butte
Billings
Miles City
Helena
Far Northwest
Waa
Valley City Luncheon Builds Credit Information Exchange
The Vargo Business Men's association hosted a noon luncheon at the Annex hotel for about 20 members to exchange credit information on applicants. Fifteen plus parties were discussed, with data noted by attendees and filed for member access. Several cases showed favorable data and others warned against credit, prompting a second luncheon next Monday. Mrs. J. H. S. Thomson hosted a social party at her home with about twelve ladies and guest of honor Mrs. Mart Fleener of Brainerd, Minn. The gathering featured furvy work and luncheon, described as very pleasant by attendees.
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Vargo Business Men's Association
Annex Hotel
Association
Rami
Annex
Morsay
J. H. S. Thomson
Mart Fleener
Brainerd
Minn
Majority Override State Constitution Crisis Sparks House Action
The House passes emergency legislation and budgets amid a flurry of moves. Debate over a two thirds requirement, budget cuts across agencies, and a retrial in Sar gent county election frauds accompany attempts to investigate William Lemke and reform fiscal controls. The emergency bill gains 66 votes with 41 against.
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Committee
William Lemke
National Nonpartisan League
Sargent County
Forman
Sette
Hota
Peter Weber
Frank Riba
Teaguer
Langer
Reishus
Burtness
Twitchell
Caza
Townley
Secretary of State
Uhe
Superintendent of Public Instruction
House
Senate
Emergency Commission
Valley City Bowler Trio Leads Home Team In Mixed Match
Tower City sent its top bowling squad to The Club last night but Valley City prevailed as Matt Krogh led with steady 169 average and high game 183. Tower City boasted three scorers around 572 three-game average, while locals Krogh and Fuller contributed strong totals. Next clash at The Club features the International Club facing the top city team.
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Tower City
Aloes
Tower Ou
Valley City
Elis
Matt Krogh
Tel. H. Ploof
Fiz Boehm
High School Notes on December Faculty Program and Class Activities
A Friday morning program featured Vocal Solo by Miss Jones and Reading by Miss Perry with a Vocal Trio. The Senior class plans a January play directed by Miss Perry and studious preparations begin immediately. The Sophomores presented a life size family album program and the Juniors offered a song plus short talks, while two short talks addressed the Armenian question and aviation examinations.
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Miss Jones
Miss Perry
Elsie Yule
Ronald Wricht
Achorl
Defeating Premature Death in the Nenorrant Prime One
A fragment discusses defenses or measures during the Nenorrant period known as the prime one aimed at reducing premature deaths. It references protective functions or roles without clear specifics, indicated by a concise historical note.
Meat Cutting Demonstration By Dr Trobridge At City Hall
Dr Trobridge of the Agricultural College, expert in slaughtering and meat cutting, will give a meat cutting demonstration at City Hall at 10 30 tomorrow. The Fulton Meat Market supplies the pig. City women who regularly buy meat should attend to gain useful information.
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Trobridge
The
Agricultural College
Fulton
Ployhar Gets Boost for Governor in Local Debate
Devils Lake Journal links Senator Frank E. Ployhar of Valley City to a governor bid amid internal splits within the I V A. Backers tout his legislative record and campaign readiness while opponents and rival outlets garner distrust, predicting a costly intra-organization clash as the race begins in Towner county and Devils Lake serves as a political flashpoint.
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Devils Lake
Towner County
Nelson
Fargo
Bacon
Herald
Grand Forks
Peta
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers for Next Year
The Royal Neighbors met Saturday night and initiated a large class and elected officers for the coming year. Officers elected include Past Oracle Margaret Carroll Oracle Inez Embertson Vice Oracle Marie Bergman Recorder Alms Lechelt Receiver Cora Smith Chancellor Katie Hansen Marshal Clara Jones Inner Sentinel Gertrude Gibson Outer Sentinel Anna Johnson Manager Hannah Hasland Musician Lena Olson. Installation of officers will occur at the second meeting in January.
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Royal Neighbors
Oracle
Margaret Carroll
Inez Embertson
Marie Bergman
Alms Lechelt
Cora Smith
Katie Hansen
Clara Jones
Inner Sentinel
Gertrude Gibson
Outer Sentinel
Anna Johnson
Hannah Hasland
Lena Olson
Carpenter Lumber party returns from Jamestown trip
Minneapolis resident C H Carpenter of Carpenter Lumber traveled with FG to Jamestown North Dakota for a business trip. The party, including Car- Jamestown participants, reported arrival with no incidents.
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C. H. Carpenter
Minneapolis
Carpenter Lumber
Jamestown
Rogers Littlers Rally for EcoENTS Gear Show
Mrs Letvell and Mrs G Smith lead Rogers littlers in a community event promoting EcoENTS gear. Children shop for beds and clothing while volunteers organize a corn and potato show to raise funds and awareness.
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Letvell
Gahlhoff Potzman Wedding Solemnized at Farm Home
A pretty wedding was celebrated December 10 at the bride’s home as Eda Gahlhoff married Mr. Petix Potzman of Marsh. Rev. Mundt officiated, with Miss Muth Bunby of Minneapolis as maid of honor and Jacob Gahlhoff as best man. An informal reception followed a delicious dinner. The couple will reside on the Gahlhoff farm and have many friends.
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Wu. Gahlaatl
Alli
Eda
Petix Potzman
Marsh, N
PF. A. Mundt
Geeman M. B
Muth Bunby
Minneapolis
Jacob Gahlhoff
Barnes County
Gahlhoff
Basketball Games Schedule for High School Team
The squad will play all away games this season due to no on campus gym. Dates include Jamestown January 16 and Fargo February 7, with other cities listed for January and February. The second team is set for several matches such as Sanborn and Wimbledon, though dates are pending.
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Valley City
Jamestown
Cooperstown
Casselton
Carrington
Fargo
Grand Forks
Harvey
Minot
Larimore
Buffalo
Mandan
Bismarck
Sanborn
Wimbledon
Ellendale
Lisbon
LaMoure
Oakes
Barnes County bread baker hailed at banquet
Miss Helen Noxon of Laverne Barnes County is named champion bread baker of North Dakota. At a Fargo Commercial Club banquet before 200 banqueters she revealed she baked 644 loaves and discussed baking varieties. Assistant Louise Fitzgerald praised her as toastmaster.
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Helen Noxon
Laverne
Barnes County
North Dakota
Louise Fitzgerald
Miss Noxon
Fargo Commercial Club
Wsnut
Forum
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Red
Public Library
N. D
Special Assembly
Majosty
Walker
Oir
Bank of Valley City
DR. Trobridge
Gablhoff -Potzman
Barnes
BAKER
A. B. Gaptill
Juvenile Court
Sayre Ety
Ted
Ban Business Ee Eee Ude Enelert
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