Annual Convention of Commercial Club and Exhibit Directors Meet
North Dakota dealers plan a two day convention in Fargo at the armory with an evening dealer session. Dr. Coulter and Senator Eastgate will address diversification in agriculture and potato culture. The main floor exhibit area will host displays, with no tractors in the basement, and a banquet in the Armory.
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J L. Coulter
The
Agricultural College
J. E. Eastgate
Larimore
H. J. Hodge
National Federation of Implement Dealers Associations
W. CG. Hodgeon
Fargo
R. A. Lathrop
Hope
N. Dd
Fargo Folka
North Dakota
New License Plate Out In City First 1922 Plate Issued
Chief of Police E H Swanson receives the first 1922 automobile license issued to a city resident. His seven passenger Buick is assigned plate number 46, with an orange background and black figures. Police will arrest any vehicle operated without the new license as of January first. residents are urged to obtain licenses now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
E. H. Swanson
Congress man George M Young Denies Senate Candidacy
Washington January 10 Congressman George M Young of North Dakota author of the Emergency Tariff Bill issued a statement denying reports he will seek the United States Senate. He says he is not a candidate for Senate in any sense and plans no campaign until a proper time for re election to Congress. He notes his ten years in the House and roles on Ways and Means and the Committees.
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Washington, D. C
George M. Young
North Dakota
United States
Congress
Congressman Young
National
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Committee On Committees
Prize Bull in Barnes County
Mrs. Al Hollinshead backs the dairy push with Sir Bess Burke Ormsby Mercedes, a two year old bull of top pedigree. The descendant line runs to the famed Schroeder stock, promising a high quality herd that could elevate Barnes County dairy status regardless of weather or wheat prospects.
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Schroeder
North Dakota
Barnes County
Legion Team Working Hard for Independent Championship
The Legion quint trains nightly at local High School and State Teachers College gyms to build peak condition for the season. They plan to capture the independent basketball championship and prepare for a January 30 31 appearance, plus a January 17 game against Fargo’s last K C quint, a fast and experienced foe. Valley City fans are urged to give strong support for the standout team. C L Larsen of Fairfield Iowa toured the city contemplating land purchases and is connected to Attorney Greffenius.
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Legion
High School of State Teachers College
Lit
Legion Quint
K. C. Quint
Fargo
Fargo Five
Valley City
C. L. Larsen
Fairfield
Iowa
Mr. Larsen
Greffenius
Many Masons Attend District Conference at Masonic Temple
A district Masons conference drew members from Cooperstown Jamestown Carvington Minnewaukan Oberon Bowdon Leal and other points to the Masonic Temple. Grand Secretary Walter L Stockwell gave talks on Masonry history and a film The Brotherhood of Man promoted American ideals. A lunch followed. ice companies provided winter work amid unemployment, with Sivert Halvorsen Omund Jacobson and Ed Wyttenbach active in ice production.
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Masonic
Brotherhood of Man
United States
H. C. Saindon
Ed. Meldahl
North Dakota
Sivert Halvorsen
Fourth Street
Omund Jacobson
Ed. Wyttenbach
Mr and Mrs Burt Stern Travel to Rochester Minn
Mr and Mrs Burt Stern were passengers to Rochester Minnesota last evening Burt going down to be treated for stomach trouble. The short note mentions their trip and the health purpose without additional details.
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Burt Stern
Rochester
Minn
Burt
Farm Loans To Run 26 Years Under New North Dakota Plan
The Bank of North Dakota farm loan department, led by Wilbert B. DeNault, gains approval from the industrial commission for 26 year amortization loans. Initial year payments total $80 per $1,000 with $64 in interest and $16 in principal, the rate compressing as principal rises and rents fall through 26 years to finish before bond maturity in 1949. The plan avoids a 14 year option due to a 30 year bond limit in the farm loan law.
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Farm Loan Department
Bank of North Dakota
Wilbert B. DeNault
Industrial Commission
Mr. DeNault
DeNault
Des Nault
Catholic Ladies Entertain At Parish Hall Social
St. Catherine's Altar Society hosted a Thursday evening supper for about 100 Catholic groups in Valley City. The toastmaster welcomed guests while leaders from the C. O. F. and Knights of Columbus spoke on goals and past deeds. A bridegroom talk, pastor remarks, and reminiscences followed as plans for future gatherings were set.
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St. Catherine's Altar Society
J. R. Kennedy
M. P. Krogh
Kennedy
Knights of Columbus
Valley City
Bert Denny
Bert
Midwest Trust Holds Meeting and Elects Directors
A stockholders meeting of Midwest Trust Co. ended a successful year with a rising vote of thanks to directors officers and staff. New directors elected include Mason Lee Harper Krick Faust Thompson Kjellund and Melvin Lee. Melvin Lee promoted to president replacing Prana White who became U S Treasurer. Mason and Thompson reelected as first and second vice presidents. Krick named secretary with prior service at Casselton and Richardton banks. E N Johnson reappointed assistant secretary with Leonard Beal Teller and Magine Mikkelson as bookkeepers.
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Middlewest Trust Company
Mason
Ludvig Lee
H.R Bruns
E. Harper
J. A. Krick
J. Albert Faust
J. Hl
Thompson
Olaf Kjellund
T. Melvin Lee
I. Melvin Lee
Prana White
United States
Lee
S. Mason
S. Thompson
Accond
First National Bank of
Krick
Casselton
Richardton State Bank
Richardton
N. C
North American State Bank of
Belgrade
Minn
Melrose
Minnesota
Middlewear Trust Company
E. N. Johnson
Leonard Beal
Magine Mikkelson
Government purchase of all liquor would be proposed
Washington reports a joint congressional committee plans to present a proposal to President Harding to buy all liquor in bonded warehouses, about 85 million gallons, for roughly 50 million dollars. The treasury would recoup funds by selling 5 million gallons for medicinal use at twelve dollars a gallon. The plan aims to save on guarding warehouses and related costs.
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Washington
Harding
Congressional Committee
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Catholic Ladies Dominate Hosting Event in Joyful Evening
After the speaking ended the hall emptied and guests joined games and music for a couple of hours. By a wholesome hour people departed content that the Catholic ladies could not be beaten as hostesses, their efforts strengthening belief in their gracious hospitality.
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Commercial Club
Dakota Implement Dealers Association
I. J. Moe
Valley City Commercial Club
T. J. Moe
Relub
Cong
Young
Our Home
United States Senate
Legion Team
Bank of Valley City
Iissues
Middlewest Trust
J. A. Krick of
Cannoutte
Mans
Uncle Sam Bay
Bertha Adams
C. Ey
Ken
Miss Adams
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