Death of Mrs Williams Bush in Port Dover obituary
Mrs Mery Emily Bush, longtime resident and mother of seven, died peacefully Monday in Port Dover. She lived in Brandon and Rogers before moving to North Dakota. Survived by husband William E Bush and six children Jessie Howe Stephen E Bush Clara O Krug Wilmina E Miller Cathryn W Bush John T Bush, seven grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Epworth Methodist Episcopal church, Woodbine cemetery.
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Mery Emily Bush
West Bifth Street
Vaiyoy
Port Dover
Stepher
Isc
Cepe
J. W. Wowie
Coopeestown
N. Dy
Ww. D. Smith
Medical Lake
Iash
Luella Weer
Ripon
Wis
Brandon
North Dakota
Rogers
William E. Bush
Marion H. Yule
Jessie Howe
Stephen E. Bush
Clara O. Krug
Wilmina E. Miller
Cathryn W. Bush
Barnes County
John T. Bush
Hudson
Bush
Methodist Church
M. B. Church
Jesus
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Wilds
Woodbine Cemetery
Teaesc Oe
Christmas Pageant “Every Child” at Epworth church
The Sunday school of Epworth M. E. church presented a Christmas pageant titled Every Child on Christmas Eve. Miss Amanda Zabel and Mrs. J. S. Wilds led the committee, with Miss Hazel McBride’s help. The program opened with singing and prayer by Rev. J. S. Wilds, followed by Scripture recitations and a duet by Millicent Seymour and Burdette Caley before the pageant. America was portrayed by Lillian Ford and the White Figure by Volberg Johnson, each in fitting costumes, with other children performing in scenes of the play.
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Epworth M. E. Church
Amanda Zabel
Wilds
Hazel McBride
J. 5. Wilds
Millicent Seymour
Burdette Caley
America
Lillian Ford
Volberg Johnson
Townley Sees League Victory Across States
President A C Townley of the Nonpartisan League predicts victories in Minnesota and Washington and cites expanding organized units in Colorado, Thalia, Nebraska, and Texas. He cites successful state measures like the bail insurance act and state mills, notes a pending referendum, and outlines planned county units and local political committees to advance the league's program.
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Minnesota
Washington
Bismarck
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Srain
Ownia Mills
Bank of North Dakota
Rownley
League
Resignation Reported of Mayville Musical Department Head
Advice from Mayville notes Madame Signe Lund tendered her resignation as head of the musical department at Mayville normal. Lund and Charl ie Strangelan joined North Dakota schools under the board, Strangeland was later discharged, while Lund faced calls for resignation from state groups and American Legion posts amid disputed political beliefs. Secretary Leiseman says no official confirmation or rejection yet from the board.
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Mayville
Signe Lund
Charlie Strangelan
Board of Administration
Mayville Normal
Lund
North Dakota
Strangeland
League
State Library
American Legion
Madame Lund
Bismarck
People’s Press of
Traill County
U.S
Charles Leiseman
Times-Record Mollies Reporter Dodson Returns to Work
Raynond C. Dodson of the Times-Record front office force returns to duty this morning after spending the Christmas holidays at his Parkers Prairie Minnesota home for the past week.
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Raynond C. Dodson
Times- Record
Parkers Prairie
Minn
FightIng Attorney General Langer Captures North Dakota Bank Scandal Crowd
Fifteen hundred people fill Peggs garage to hear William Langer, state attorney general, expose the North Dakota bank scandal including the American Exchange and Fargo bank cases. He brands state officials and socialists, asserts vigorous prosecutions for all, and thanks supporters while urging public trust in his office.
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N. Dak. Bank
Times-Record
North Dakota
William Langer
Pegg
Band Boys
Times- Record
Langer
Frank Ployhar
American Exchange Bank
Valley City
Fargo Bank
League
Hall
Kositzky
Senate
Noltimier
Bank of North Dakota
C. J. Olson
State Administration
North Dakota Faces Licensing Dept Controversy Amid Session
News from the capitol reports Governor actions on HB 60 and the state licensing department. The move sparked conflict with lawmakers, enforcement groups, and local inspectors as debates over transfer to the sheriff and payment obligations unfold.
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Earle H. Tostevin
Mandan
H. J.baird
Robinson
Peter Scott
Bottineau
Emma Lundquist
Williston
North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Frazier
Mall and
Kositzky
State Auditing Board
Secretnof
Auditing Board
Conmeissioner of Insurances
Taxpayers advised on special levy refund procedures
Information for taxpayers explains a special season levy of 3 percent for 1919 taxes, with refunds planned for those who already paid. It notes remittance should cover the full tax statement amount, outlines refund calculations by valuation, and provides example figures for various valuations. Henry S. Nelson, County Treasurer, signs the notice.
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Dent
Mba
Chase
Walbadsin
Gyllay Valuatius
Bares County
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Townley
C. H. Ngltimier
Neil MacDonald
Mom
State Capitol
Ehouse
Sofi Aida
Chute
N. C. Enforcement League
Sherif
Kositcky
Olson
State Leensing Department
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Atwriff
Reine
Ajaheon
Prada
Cohen HB
Cnd Aerigane
Leeam
Dakota
Wilem
North Dalais
Cyite Amaticana
Lessin
Reilly von
Imate
Pune
Henry Ns
Nelson, Co
Bank of Valley City
Aeeppy
Prosper
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