Prominent Businessman Bound Over to District Court
Frank Flora faces district court after a preliminary hearing in a first degree rape case. Judge Moo found no beyond reasonable doubt guilt but probable cause for trial exists. The proceedings centered on lengthy testimony from a typewriter produced record. Trial likely at the January term with both sides offering more evidence.
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Moe
Frank Flora
Moo
Seed Growers Convention Clover and Alfalfa Seed Topics
North Dakota Improved Seed Growers Association holds a convention January 20 to 24 focusing on clover and alfalfa seed. The event highlights homegrown highquality seed, offers prizes for seed production, and invites entrants to submit seeds for germination testing by January 13 at the Pure Seed Laboratory.
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North Dakota
Agricultural College
Post Office Safe Blown at Lucca
Word reached the sheriff that the Lucca post office safe was blown last night by unknown parties. It is believed the same burglars robbed a store in Alice. Officers are on the trail and expect arrests soon. C. G. Naeseth, Pastor. Norwegian services New Year’s Day 1 a.m. and Sunday Jan 4 morning and evening.
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Sheriffs Office
Luca
Alice
Acon
C. G. Naeseth
Williston Sheriff Asked to Resign After Lynching Incident
Sheriff Carl Bricknon of Williston faces resignation amid a lynching attributed to his cowardice and negligence. The lone Localistic sheriff in the state failed to secure results, prompting calls for change and accountability.
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Carl Bricknon
Williston
New Year Hope Amid Economic Worries Stirred
The Times-Record notes 4500 homes face predicted conditions and unemployment remains a concern as the East endures a wave of hardship. It urges forgiveness and unity while urging relief from high living costs and reflects on farm meetings with speakers at Green Township to discuss improvements.
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Union of Good Fellowship
North Dakota
State School Lands Questioned
Washington December 29 The ownership of school lands granted to states at admission may be affected by a Supreme Court suit involving more than 250 000 acres in Alabama deeded to the state in 1819 The Alabama court held the title of the individual good against the state The Supreme Court is asked to dismiss the state's appeal This item also contains an unrelated reflection on end of year community life and New Year resolutions urging honest deeds and benevolence.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
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Occident Elevator Co
Powers Elevator Co
Minneapolis
Eldridge
State Railway Commission
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Jamestown
Sret
Death comes to Ralph M. Boles in Washington mountains
News from Cavalier North Dakota reports the accidental death of Ralph M. Boles in the Cascade mountains near Index Washington while deer hunting. He was husband to Bertha Farrow and son-in-law of George and Mrs Farrow of Everett. Mrs Boles reportedly dreamed of her husband's death at the time. In a separate incident Fred Osborn and the Winterer family battled a fire started by a candle near a Christmas tree, saving the home but causing extensive interior damage and loss of a rug oil paintings and mounted birds with repeated prior damage from past incidents.
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Index
Wash
Ralph M. Boles
George Farrow
Farrows
Everett
Boles
Bertha Farrow
Cascade Mountains
Ralph
Hermen Winterer
Fred Osborn
Times-Record Ad Highlights Buy Sell Hire Options
The Times Record emphasizes keeping in touch through buying selling hiring and many other opportunities. Through the paper readers learn about varied classified and community exchange options and ways to connect with local advertisers.
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Times
Hans Schmidt to Know Fate Soon
Hans Schmidt, accused of murdering Anna Aumuller in New York, faces a jury verdict expected late today. Prosecution seeks first degree murder while defense contends insanity. Schmidt reportedly collapsed in his cell at The Tombs awaiting decision.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Isue
Schmidt
Tombs
Stockyard Report From St Paul Union Stockyards Co
South St Paul Minnesota December 29 1913 cattle receipts 1080 hogs 3000 sheep 1500 market strong to 15 cents higher veal calves steady stockers and feeders prices 900-1050 lbs 6.75-7.00 stock steers 4.25-6.50 stock cows 400-585 stock bulls 4.30-6.50 hogs today range 7.50-7.80 bulk 7.70-7.75 for December 27 7.60-7.75 week age 7.35-7.50 6 cents higher representative sale hogs weights 216 230 229 402 7.50-7.80 spring lambs 6.75-7.85 yearlings 4.50-6.00 bucks 9.75-5.25 ewes steady to 10 cents higher St Paul Union Stockyards Co.
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South St. Paul
Minnesota
Representative Saloe
St. Paul
Eastern Star Installed Officers Last Night
The Chapter of Eastern Star installed officers in the Masonic Temple. Following the ceremony refreshments were served and members enjoyed the evening. Officers for the year include Worthy Matron Mary Zetterberg and C E Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Jean Smith, Alice Frida, Maye Henry, Lillian Storey, Ada Grace Hilborn, Ruth Lillian Healy, Myrtle Nelson, Martha Esther Peake, Ella Cowell, May Thompson, 8 C Hilborn, Lois Getchell, and Anne T H Peake.
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Tusedar
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Worthy
Mary Zetterberg
C. E. Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Jean Smith
Alice Frida
Maye Henry
Lillian Btorey
Ada—Grace Hilborn
Ruth
Lillian Healy
Esther
Myrtle Nelson Martha
Esther Peake
Electa
Ella Cowell
Think Arrested Men Are Wanted
Four men arrested after police say they burglarized multiple Northeast town businesses. John M. Stransmore and M. Mccutcheon charged with Sepp's Grocery burglary, Gus Du Queen alias DeKane with the creamery and Bearman’s, Charles Sackett tied to all the incidents. Separate preliminaries set before Judge Lynch with possible bind over to district court.
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Businens
Obn
M. Stransmore
Sepp
M. Mccutcheon
Bearman Fruit Company
Gus du Queen
Lincoln statue model chosen for Norway by North Dakota
Paul Fielde of Valley City was selected to model the Lincoln statue for Norway. The North Dakota Lincoln Art commission accepted his plan after review by Lorado Taft and Judge C. F. Amidon. The statue, to be completed by May 1 and shipped to Chicago then Norway, features a bronze bust with granite pedestal and two wings bearing bronze tablets.
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Valley City
Lincoln
Norway
North Dakota
Lincoln Art Commission
Gardner Hotel
Fielde
Lorado Taft
Chicago
C. F. Amidon
Lincoln Statue Commission
Hanna
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote One Purpose Only
Valley City reader Mrs. A McFadgen testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills easing back pain and sweeping discomfort. She notes family use with good results and urges readers to request Dean's Kidney Pills backed by home testimony. Sold for 60 cents at stores, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Valley City
A. McFadgen
Elm Ave
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Federation of Women's Year Book signals progress in North Dakota clubs
The Times-Record prints final pages of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs Year Book. Workers push better living through women’s clubs and federation, advancing education and equal rights. The Wardrobe Clothing Store moves into a new building with a large stock and improved show windows, prompting congratulations to the new enterprise.
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North Dakota Federation of Womens Club
Biven
Womens Clubs
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mimes-Record
Ada
Eeu
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