Peoples' Press association forms in North Dakota
Groat Forks July 18 The Peoples' Press Association is formed by North Dakota editors and publishers who support the people and a more perfect democracy. Temporary officers and a drafting committee are named. The group splits from the old North Dakota Press Association amid disputes over league influence and social focus. The piece also notes wartime sentiment, press price changes, and local civic debates.
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Groat Forks
N. D
Peoples’ Press Association
North Dakota
North Dakota Press Association
Peter Morgan
Grand Forks
L. W. Buck
Stanley Sun
George C. Reeder
Michigan Arena
Olaf Ribb
Crosby Review
Martin P. Blanck
Edgeley Mail
0. T. Rishoff
Northwestern Service Bureau
St. Paul
Howard P. Knappen
Bismarck Palladium
Rex
Lampman
North Dakota Leader
Fargo
T Rishoff
Rex. H. Lampman
League
American Federation of Labor
American Society of Equity
the Grange
The
Farmers’ Union
Bolters
Press Association
War news shows notable gains for certain groups
Report notes ongoing military developments with favorable outcomes for specific factions, highlighting a shift in momentum amid ongoing conflict. Authorities caution that the situation remains fluid and subject to further changes as operations continue.
Paper Shortage Forces End to Free Times-Record Copies
Government warns of paper shortages and orders end to free or complimentary copies of the Times-Record after the fifteenth of the month. War conditions have strained supply, requiring all readers to subscribe regularly to continue receiving the paper. Safety officers and others on the free list will lose service unless they subscribe.
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Times-Record
Grand Forks Hosts North Dakota Press Association Meet
The North Dakota Press Association thanks Grand Forks for hospitality during a two day convention last Friday and Saturday. Two fine speeches were delivered including Alex Karr on community cooperation, regarded as one of the best talks of the meeting.
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North Dakota Press Association
Grand Forks
Alex Karr
Unclear lead in superintendent race as result counts lag
Over two weeks after the primary no figures or published data show who leads the contest for superintendent of public instruction. Both Macdonald and Nielson appear on the fall ballot, but the public awaits clarity on relative strength from the recent election. The system is questioned.
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United States
Germany
Perris
Gibralter
Sam
Adak
Atlantic
Berlin
Uncle Sam
Lin
White House
Independent Voters Association
Bismarck
Doyle
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mr. Macdonald
Burgster Sells Jamestown Capital Paper to Non-Partisan League
Editor Jesse B. Burgster has sold the Jamestown Capital paper to a non partisan league. The paper is renamed the Stutsman County Press with Burgster stepping down as manager. The change is described as wise under current conditions.
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Jesse B. Burgster
Jamestown
Stutsman County Press
Burgster
Valley City Iron and Metal Company Ad Notice
Valley City Iron and Metal Company invites scrap iron, rubber tires, copper and brass buy offers. Will pay market value for goods in small lots or carloads. They seek 500 tons of iron during May and June and can be reached by phone 330.
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Valley City Iron and Metal Mpany Cor
Calla
Red Cross Happenings and Refugee Aid summarized
Northern Division promotes two reel Red Cross film The Spirit of the Red Cross and the one reel The Making of a Nurse to recruit hospital training recruits. AP Paris dispatch notes 2 million refugees managed by France with military precision. Northland Country Club golf tourney nets 2717.48 for Red Cross. Devils Lake junior franchise raises over 200. Sioux Falls barbershops fundraise for Red Cross on July 4. Sioux and Camp Funston support noted.
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Spirit of the Red Cross
Publcity Department
Red Cross
Edith A. Barber
Bureau of Nursing
Northern Division
Associated Press
Paris
France
American Red Cross
Our War Intentions and Early 20th Century Patriot Ties
A compact editorial blend cites the President's Mount Vernon address praising unity with nations to secure liberty for all, opposing compromise and praising Prussia's rulers as forces of triumph. It also notes Dr. F L Wicks of the oculist practice and mentions Mrs. McIntyre, Clara Zingg, visiting Seattle, Sanborn, and Bismarck in a casual society note.
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America
Prussia
Mount Vernon
McInt
Seattle
City
McIntyre
Thomas Swartout
Sanborn
Clara Zingg
Bismarck
Grain management plan seized by North Dakota defense council
The North Dakota Council of Defense orders a takeover of grain handling. It directs the corporation to assume control of elevators and buyers licenses, form community boards of trustees, and allocate profits to patrons. Trustees from county and city segments appoint a seventh member.
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North Dakota Council of Defense
North Dakota Council of Defense Corporation
Lcenses
Board of Trustees
United It
North Dako
Your Boys in U S War Films at Normal Auditorium
A film screening of Pershing's Crusaders at the Normal Auditorium on July 20 spotlights service members. Lieutenant R. Stanley Davis, in France aviation posts, is identified in the reels, prompting letters from abroad. The North Dakota Council of Defense distributes the program. prices are 25c for children and students, 5c for adults.
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United States
Pershing
Sammy
Cincinnati
R. Stanley Davis
France
North Dakota Council of Defense
Normal
War Board Letter Demands Print Economies July 15 1918
A War Board directive led by Thomas E. Donnalley orders newspapers to curb paper use. Discontinue returns of unsold copies, free samples, free advertiser copies, forced dealer purchases, buybacks, salary commissions, and free exchanges to conserve resources amid wartime shortages.
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Thomas E. Donnalley
Pulp and Paper Section
War Industrie
Student Takes Course For A Montana Bank Job
Emil Bullett enrolled in a business course at Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota last winter and now holds a $90 per month bank position in Montana. The Times Record Office notes old newspapers are for sale.
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Emil Bullett
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Montana
Times Record Office
Bank of Seal Report No 464 1918 Condition
Report of the condition of the Bank of Seal Seal North Dakota at close of business June 29 1918. Resources and assets include loans and discounts 139387 42 overdrafts secured warrants certificates claims etc banking house furniture fixtures other real estate due from other banks 11127 72 in other cash items 194 11 cash 1513 70 5500 00 1800 00 308 75 4307 81.
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Bank OF Seal
Seal
North Dakota
Mrs. Minnie Nielson Heads to Chicago Conference
Miss Minnie J. Nielson departed Monday night for Chicago to attend a National Liberty Loan conference of the Woman's Division. State chairmen have been summoned to meet national officers and receive instructions for the next loan, with Mrs. W. G. McAdoo presiding.
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Minnie J. Nielson
Chicago
National Liberty Loan Committee
Woman's Division
W. G. McAdoo
Price Increase Forces New Rates in August
Due to higher print paper costs and postal rate hikes since July, the publisher announces that neither the daily nor the weekly can be issued at current prices. Starting August 1 the following prices take effect.
Valley City Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Valley City reader Charles Berry on Main St recalls using Doan's Kidney Pills while in Canada for back pain and bladder trouble. He reports lasting kidney relief and continues using them periodically to keep kidneys in good shape. Sold for 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Times-Record
Dean
Valley City
Charles Berry
Main St
Canada
Doan
Mr. Berry
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfers
Buffalo
N.Y
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North da
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J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Bede
Northwest
Northern Pacific Park
Hugh McDonald
Washington
John A. McDonald
Railroad Transportation Corps
National Army
Major McDonald
Jack McDonald
Railroad — Transportation
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Daily Times
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Times
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Northland Country Club
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Devils Lake
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Camp Funston
Arpan
South Dakota
F. L. Wicks
U.S
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G. V. Pickett
J. Rea
L J. van Houten
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Gray Block Valley City
E. A Pray
Univ. of Pennsylvania
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Theodore &. Lindland
Farmera
R. E. Lubbehusen
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