North Dakota polls hint at independents' gains and admin calm
North Dakota voters show strong independent leads in primary returns with Kitchen and Shafer poised for agriculture and attorney general posts. Nestos administration gains steady support while senate control tilts to independents. Prohibition pamphlet sparks debate but sustains confidence in state governance amid recall aftermath.
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Kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
Shafer
Board of Administration
Nestos
Senate
House
North Dakota
Why McCumber Fell in North Dakota’s Recall Vote
The Minneapolis Journal argues Senator McCumber’s defeat stems from his failure to oppose the Nonpartisan League early. It says his fence sitting during the recall election and past political maneuvers eroded public trust, while Governor Nestos’ renomination signals the League’s repudiation by North Dakota voters.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Finance Committee
Senate
Nestos
Nonpartisan League
League
Frank White
Senator Ladd
White
United States
Incubus
Senator McCumber
Congress
House
Minneapolis Journal
The Type of Man Needed North Dakota Public Service Loss
W B De Nault retires from the Bank of North Dakota farm loan department after reorganizing it and instilling orderly systems. Governor Nestos needed an experiencedhand for reform, and De Nault sacrificed time for public duty. He leaves an efficient, smoothly run unit, though public service offers meager rewards and limited tenure.
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Farm Loan Department
Bank ‘of
North Dakota
DeNault
Bill Langer
Fargo Forum
Nestos
Bill
Hooner
W. B. DeNault
Bank of North Dakota
Farmers Busy with Summer Plowing and Local Visits
Neighborhood agriculture reported with summer plowing underway. Residents including Mr and Mrs James G Thoresen and family traveled to Kathryn last Monday for shopping. Several locals such as Edward Olstad Julius Henrikson Martin Laugestad and Alfred Aas made business calls in Kathryn and Valley City over the past week.
Local Visitors and Trips Reported Across Town
Alfred Anderson visited Jens Henrikson last Friday evening. G C Aas and son Albert drove to Kathryn Friday forenoon to shop. James G Thoresen drove to Valley City last Saturday for shopping. Mr and Mrs Bill Miar and family visited Jens Henrikson last Saturday evening. Joe Michen was a Kathryn business visitor last Saturday. Julius Henrikson worked for James G Thoresen a couple of days last week. Albert Westby Martin Saugestad and Miss Olga Olstad and Miss Signe Saugestad drove to Valley City last Saturday evening to see Olle i Skratthult show.
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Alfred Anderson
Jens Henrikson
G. C. Aas
Albert
Kathryn
James G. Thoresen
Valley City
Bill Miar
Joe Michen
Julius Henrikson
Albert Westby
Martin Saugestad
Olga Olstad
Signe Saugestad
Olle i Skratthult
New Schedule for Northern Pacific Train No 3 Pacific Express
Beginning Sunday the Pacific Express No 3 gains earlier departures from St. Paul to Chicago and onward to the north coast. The through route runs Chicago to Seattle and Tacoma with solid steel cars, offering lounge dining sleeping and coaches. Through departures from Chicago are at 10:10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. with connections via the Burlington route.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Pacific Express
Chicago
St. Paul
Tana Minneapolis
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Northwest
N North Coast
No. 3
Minneapolis
Fargo
Billings
Bozeman
Helena
Missoura
Spokane
Minot Pageant Celebrates Fortieth Frontier Anniversary
Minot marks 40 years since first settlers with a July 21 and 22 historical pageant produced by the Minot Association of Commerce. Over 400 participants from local schools and UND Playmakers join Melvin B. Johnson for a two evening program at 5 PM in a natural amphitheatre, plus a 2 PM street parade. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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North Dakota
Minot
Minot Association of Commerce
University of North Dakota
John B. Rogers Producing Co
P. m
Association of Commerce
North Dakota advertised benefits on cardboard signs
Immigration department uses signs showing lignite coal, coal yield, clay products, agricultural acreage and yields, per capita wealth versus national average, and sunshine records. Signs sent to display at accessible points to highlight state advantages and potential. In New York, rail strike snarls suburbia with Grand Central Station crowded and thru trains unaffected.
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Bismarck
Immigration Department
North Dakota
New York
Thru
Grand Central Station
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Porter J. McCumber
Times-Record
National Association
Edward
Leonard Olstad
Martin Laugestad
Alfred Aas
Sam Torgerson
Edwin Maasjo
Anton Sebby
Edward Olstad
Fingal
Charley Smith
Gunwald Monson
John M. Thoresen
Bert’ McCreary
John F. Henrikson
G. O. Aas
N. P
New York Terminal
A. M
A.M
Cssedbersues
Men’s Union
Brighton
Jergen
Packer
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