Editorial Suggests Wood and Wilson Inaugural Ride
The editorial notes satisfaction at President Leonard Wood riding with ex President Wilson on inauguration day. It praises Wood as a capable administrator in Cuba and the Philippines and discusses Townley’s league predicting state gains, doubting Minnesota support, and urging North Dakota socialists to drop their movement as liberal Minnesota voters resist socialism and free love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania Ave
Wilson
General Wood
France
Cuba
Philippines
Fergus Falls Daily Journal
Townley
League
Minnesota
Washington
North Dakota
Socialism
County Treasurer Nelson Rebates 2 Percent and Prohibition Rhetoric
The issue carries a statement from County Treasurer Nelson on the 2 percent rebate from the special legislative session. It criticizes the limitation to official county papers, highlights Barnes County publicity, and denounces the prohibition era deaths linked to wood alcohol, noting brewers and distillers exploit the situation. The piece questions the county paper’s access and calls for broad dissemination of facts.
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Nelson
Barnes County
the Times
Record
The
Peoples Opinion
Ripping Up the Reds Opinion Piece Sparks Outcry
The Morning Misfit editor is labeled a danger to the community for criticising American Legion and his anti-American stance. The letter-brazen attack accuses him of sophistry and untruths as it calls for deportation of alleged red-flag voices and praises Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ayass
Volumi
Russia
Farge Pos
The Preverts Must Go and the Free Love Scandal
The board of administration fired Stangeland the traveling school library secretary amid a purge tied to free love Bolshevism and anti government books. It accuses Chairman Totten and associate Muir of behind the scenes influence, demanding their resignations and the superintendent’s restoration to duty as Governor Frazier bears responsibility for placement.
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Stangeland
Libra
League
Board of Administration
Chairman Totter
Muir
Niel Macdonald
Frazier
Totten
Beach
Temperature guide for hog scalding water levels
Dr P F Trowbridge of the Experiment Station states that 165F or higher risks hair setting in hog carcasses if left too long, and 140F is too low for outdoor farm use. He recommends using a thermometer to determine the correct temperature, as proper heat saves work.
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P. F. Trowbridge
di Mi
Easy Hog Scalding Guide by Dr. Trowbridge
The guide explains loosening hog bristles by hot scalding with additives like lye ashes or quick lime. It details a gambrel slit in the hind foot, a lengthwise cut to expose tendons, scalding sequence, turning for even heat, cooling bursts to prevent setting, then reversing to finish scalding once the hair slips.
North Dakota farm account books offered to farmers in 1919
The Farm Management Division of North Dakota Agricultural College distributed about 3000 simple account books to farmers statewide in 1919. The books cover inventories, crop yields, crop and livestock receipts, expenses, and a year end summary. Free summaries and income tax forms are provided, with confidentiality for individual farmers.
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North Dakota Farm
Dakota Agricultural College
Department of Farm Management
North Dakota
Farm Management Departant
Agricultural College
City welcomes visiting residents and notables for Christmas
Residents and visitors fill the city during Christmas holidays. Spotted are Bismarck, Fargo, Valley City and Jamestown guests, editors, teachers, and lawyers visiting relatives, attending gatherings, shopping, and renewing local ties. Several long-time residents and former editors are mentioned among the steady stream of callers and subscribers.
Langer to Speak in Pillsbury County Late January
Attorney General William Langer plans a speech in Pillsbury County late in January after traveling to Bismarck for Christmas with family. The Fargo Times-Record notes the speech drew many from Rogers and Sanborn boosters who attended a meeting at Peeg's Garage and praised public spirit shown by local garage owners. The paper cannot publish the full speech due to space and lack of a stenographer, but notes notes will be given to the Fargo Forum for publication.
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William Langer
Bismarck
Mr. Langer
Pilsbury
Pillsbury
E. J. Pegg
Langer
Times- Record
Fargo Forum
Mrs Lyter Leaves City for Carrington After Visit
Mrs A H Lyter of Carrington New Jersey and her two children departed this morning over the Soo Railways after visiting friends in the city. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Cal Rhodes of this city and had been visiting a brother and other relatives at Sanborn prior to coming here.
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J. Edward Pherigo
Inderlin
Prof
Toerizo
A. H. Lyter
Carrington
N. J
Lyter
Cal Rhodes
Sanborn
Harris visits, wanders through Spooner and city
I A Harris, once a city resident now in Spooner Wisconsin, dropped off No 3 this morning and greets friends while handling light city business for a few days. Mr and Mrs J Wold left Friday for relatives in Duluth Minnesota. Wold, a traveling rep for Kellys Howe Thompson Co, will attend a salesmen meeting there this week. Mrs Wold plans to visit Federal Dam Minnesota later with her parents.
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I. A. Harris
Spooner, Wis
Mid-Winter Revival Campaign Opens Soon
A week from Sunday January 4 the Mid-Winter Revival campaign will begin and run through February 9 special talent will appear periodically and a campaign song book will be used. One of the greatest times you have witnessed at the Salvation Army awaits as crowds are urged to come pray work and seek.
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Salvation Army
Cold snap hits Tracyton as pipes freeze near five days
A letter from a brother in Tracyton Washington reports five days of frozen water lines and a thermometer reading fifteen below zero. In contrast, the writer notes a warm banana belt Christmas in their area with a 52 degree day and a chinook wind, joking about West Coast weather. The note finishes with a hurried postscript suggesting a possible correction before morning.
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Brothers Law
Tracyton
Wash
Banana Belt
P. S
Sollin letter from Los Angeles describes move to a furnished flat
C A Sollin writes from Los Angeles about arriving after San Diego. He details finding a small but pleasant flat for 30 dollars a month, praise for furnishings, and a note that Southern California has many tourists. He mentions park crowds and wonders about North Dakotans, asking to send the Times-Record to Los Angeles.
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C. A. Sollin
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Park
North Dakota
Los Angles
C. A. Solin
Proposals for Treaty Compromise Placed Before Senate Leaders
In Washington on December 29, party leaders placed definite treaty compromise proposals in the hands of Senators Lodge and Hitchcock. The plan, backed by mild reservationists and some Democrats, seeks three changes to Lodge reservations including preamble wording to allow acquiescence by other powers, Article 10 language to show willingness to fulfill obligations, and a revised Shangtaung reservation to ease Japan’s objections.
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Washington
Lodge and
Hitchcock
Senate
Wilson
United States
Shangtaung
Japan
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Bismairck
de. T. L. DuPay
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Albert Hollinshead
Valley City
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P. A. Pickett
Paul Featherstone
John Halverson
Nome
City
Robert Kunze
Cazey
N. D
William Brown
Rugby
James G. Thoresen
Fingal
A. M. Baker
Fargo, N. D
Cooperative Herald
Nancy Featherstone
Fargo
Cox
A. B. Cox
J. E. Featherstone
Helen
Twin Cities
Etta
Irene Schroeder
St. Paul
E.R. Bradley
Grace City
L. W. Hubbard
Farma
Gateway City
Dell Link
Tower City
Times-Record
Oscar Ouren
Hannaford
Ken Brownlee
Moccasin, Tont
Mary Schmidt
Selma Hall
Laverna Busdicker
Fred J. Fredrickson
Page
M. O. Grangaard
Rogers
John Aygarn
Tony Linn
Louis Malm
Tim Record
Olive Booth
Austin, Minn
Cal
H. D. Paulson
Peeg
Paulson
Happy
Burl Carr
George A. McFarland
McFarland
Willston
Wimbledon
Darey
Oriska
Laverne
Ere
Frriends
Drever
Everwear
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