American Relief Aid Expands While North Dakota Probes Dancing Ban
The American Relief Administration plans to feed ten million people as harvests arrive, signaling a gradual end to rationing. North Dakota Attorney General Sveinbjorn Johnson bans Sunday dancing in public halls, citing late-week curfews. The piece discusses strike empathy, nonpartisan league meetings, and concerns over the Frazier Fund and party finances, along with federal court activity on Prohibition violations and liquor sales to Indians.
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Fac
American Relief Administration
Russia
America
Sveinbjorn Johnson
North Dakota
North Dakota brand promotion to market farm products
The North Dakota brand brand plan aims to boost state products abroad through an official trademark. The move could raise prices by creating consumer confidence via advertising and consistent quality. The North Dakota Potato Growers Exchange plans to expand the brand to other products and asks households to request North Dakota brand items.
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North Dakota
Heand
Exchange
Brant
Soo
Misinterpreting the Election in North Dakota Recall
The Christian Science Monitor predicts recalls reveal strong Nonpartisan League support in North Dakota. The paper notes Nestos was renominated by a large margin, despite a 25 percent drop in total votes, illustrating potential misreading of recall outcomes.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Nestos
McCumber Defeat Stems From League Clash, Not Voter Rebellion
The Monitor misreads McCumber's loss blaming farmers’ support for a reform surge. The article argues he failed to challenge the league, while North Dakota voters reject the experiment in state ownership and a proposed government run flour mill in Grand Forks. Forum notes the voters wanted no further of the industrial program.
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Monitor
Mr. McCumber
McCumber
United States
League
United States Trial Commission
Indus
Washington
Grand Forks
North Dakota
The Only Way Prevention At Rail Crossings
A 1921 warning urges prevention over cure for rail crossing dangers. It details two driver mistakes: forgetting crossing risks and being overly hasty. The piece cites that over 5,000 people were killed or injured at crossings and calls for constant reminders to drivers.
Bumper Wheat Crop Seen Across Minnesota and Dakotas
Donald G. Fletcher, U S Department of Agriculture plant disease expert, reports bumper wheat crops with little black stem rust across Minnesota and the Dakotas. He surveys farms to aid barberry eradication and will coordinate conference education with field actions in 13 northern states.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Donald G. Fletcher
United States Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Fletcher
Conference For the Prevention of Grain
Rust
North Centry
University of Minnesota
A C Harvests Black Walnuts At North Dakota College
The line of walnut trees planted from seed 16 years ago has yielded heavy crops for four years. The nuts are still green but large in size. The college offers seed walnuts this fall for farmers wanting a nut grove. North Dakota climate suits the trees well according to Mr Yeager who also grows butternuts and a chokeless choke cherry. An experiment grafting a large cherry onto a pin cherry tree has been successful.
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Horticultural Department
North Dakota
Mr. Yeager
North Dakota Rebuilds 319 Miles Of Federal Aid Roads
North Dakota reports completion or progress on 319.9 miles of federal aid road work this season at $1.4 million, with anticipated total near $2 million. H O Wray notes rising demand for plans and surveys as a highway boom continues, including earthen and gravel sections costing $2,674.87 per mile and $1,795.50 per mile for gravel surfaced routes.
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North Dakota
H. O. Wray
State Highway Commission
Mr. Wray
Wray
Whder Way
Rotary Club Luncheon Highlights Tariff Talk and Plans Picnic
Rotary Club members enjoyed high attendance with five guests. Prof H S Olsson of State Teachers College played piano for the first time. Frank Sanford and Frank Ployhar presented tariff discussions from Democratic and Republican viewpoints on Fordney tariff provisions. President Carl Allen announced a club picnic for next Tuesday at Chautauqua Park at 5:00 PM and no noon luncheon.
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Rotary Club
H. S. Olsson
State Teachers College
Frankloyhar
Frank Sanford
Frank Ployhar
Carl Allen
Chautauqua Park
Wage Scale Set For Farm Help In Cass County
A wage scale for harvest hands in Cass County will be set soon by a committee formed at the weed eradication meeting in Farzo last week. The panel includes W. W. Brown, Cass County Farm Bureau president. Roy Johnson, Casselton town ship boards president. and R. E. Willson, county agricultural agent. Willson said a decision is expected within a day or two after gathering farmer input. A meeting may be held tomorrow to finalize details and announce the scale.
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Cass County
Farzo
W. W. Brown
Cass County Farm Bureau
Roy Johnson
Casselton
Association of
RE. A. Willson
Willson
Ramsey county sets standard wages for harvest and threshing
Farmers and threshermen at Devils Lake July meeting endorse fixed wage scales for harvest and threshing with per bushel rates to be decided July 29. Proposed pay includes 3.00 dollars per day 30 cents per hour for harvest 4.50 per day 35 cents per hour for bundle work and 19 dollars per day for engineers. Labor demand rises with rye harvest but access is slow as workers seek better offers. A separate notice reports a new rule by the workmen's compensation bureau on premium credits retroactive to July 1 1921 aiming to reduce accidental costs and encourage safety.
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Devils Lake
Ward County
Ramsey County
Mintie Bowe
Federal Employment Bureau
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Bismarck
N. D
Bureau
F. F. McDonald
Mercantile and Bank
Notice to Creditors in Carlson Estate
Notice is hereby given by John A. Carlson, Administrator of the Estate of Carl Jos. Carlson, deceased, late of the City of Valley. Creditors of the estate are required to present their claims within the time limits prescribed by law.
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Carl John Carlson
C. J. Carlson
John A. Carlson
Carl Jos. Carlson
Valley
Notice to creditors of deceased in Valley City
City in the County of Barnes North Dakota deceased to creditors and all persons having claims exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Administrator at Combs & Ritchie First National Bank Building Valley City North Dakota Bates County Dated July 12 1922 JOHN A CARLSON Administrator Combs & Ritchie Attorneys for Administrator Valley City ND First publication July 13 1922 Last publication August 3 1922 18 dtw
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Barnes
North Dakota
Combs & Ritchie
First National Bank
Valley City
Bates County
John A. Carlson
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in North Dakota 1922
Notice is given that Joseph L Schneider and Kate Schneider fail to pay interest due December 1 1921 on a mortgage dated October 18 1920 to K A Bonhus. The property in Barnes North Dakota described as SW quarter 8 and NW quarter 17 in 139 North 60 West will be sold at the Barnes County Courthouse Valley City at 2 PM August 21 1922 to satisfy the due amount of 10281.60. The attorney for the mortgagee is T S Lindland Valley City ND. Publication dates July 13 to August 17 1922.
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Joseph L. Schneider
Kate Schneider
Mortgagors
K. A. Bonhus
Register of Deeds
Barnes
North Dakota
Valley City
Fifth Principal Meridian
A. D
Eyesight talk urges care and exam by optometrist
G A Carlson optometrist at 420 Main St Valley City North Dakota warns that 15 in 100 have defective vision and urges eye exams, stating many cases cured by scientifically fitted glasses and offering advice on whether glasses are needed.
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G. A. Carlson
Main St. Valley City
North Dakota
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Optometrist
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