Prominent Farmer Nelson Disappears Near Luverne North Dakota
Nels Nelson a 50 year old single man living 3.5 miles north of Luverne disappeared Friday noon after taking ladies to a Ladies Aid meeting. His car, clothes, and personal effects were found at home. Neighbors doubt suicide and a search by aviator Earl Fladeland will scour the area for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luvern
Mr. Nelson
Sheyenne
Nelson
J. A.kramey
Earl Fladeland
Porland
N. D
Luverne
West Motor Sales Company opens Ford service on Main Street
W W West withdraws from Embertson West to form West Motor Sales Company with Ford agency and service. Quarters secured in Reidman Ellis building on Main Street in Valley City where Ed Kramer Walter Wicks and Norman Froid join to run sales and service. The Times-Record commends the move and invites the public to visit for Ford cars trucks and tractors and prompt service.
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W. W. West
Embertson & Weat
Ford Company
West
Ford Agency
West Motor Sales Company
Reidman & Ellis
Ford
Main
Rustler
Ed. Kramer
Embertson & West
Walter Wicks
Norman Froid
The
Norman
Times-Record
Valley City
Main Street
National Guard to Duty in Walcroff Strike Zone
Three companies of National Guard left Brunswick Georgia for Walcroff to quell rioting that erupted yesterday. The detachment includes one infantry one machine gun and one headquarters company under Colonel Poole. Additional companies of the 122nd Regiment stand ready at Saint Simon Island to deploy if needed.
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Brunswick
Walcroff
Georgia
Poole
122Nd
Saint Simon Island
Labor Agencies Open to Meet Harvest Labor Demand
State and federal labor offices in Fargo Bismarck Grand Forks Minot Devils Lake Oakes Jamestown and other cities announce free employment services to recruit harvest workers. Officials urge cooperation with county agents and local labor groups while warning against any charging fees. The piece notes railway fare barriers and a pending conference with rail officials in St Paul to secure reduced rates for harvest travelers. Joseph A Kitchen, State Federal Employment Director, invites ongoing input on labor and crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
M. B. Bowe
Bismarck
Herman Brocopp
Grand Forks
D. B. Morris
Minot
Clyde L. Nelson
Devils Lake
Michael Noonan
Oakes
Ed. Stock
Jamestown
Mabel Foreman
South Jin
Washington
St. Paul
Joseph A. Kitchen
Train Hits Bus At Gallivan Crossing Near Hugo
N P train strikes a Taylor Bus two miles south of Hugo Minnesota killing 85 year old John Vadanis and injuring eight others. Three passengers escape with no injuries. Albert Waddle age nine suffers multiple leg and arm injuries. Driver says brakes failed sun in eyes and he didn’t see the train in time.
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St. Paul
Minn
John Vadanis
Taylor
Northern Pacific
Gallivan Crossing
Hugo
Albert Waddle
Urge McCumber to again seek Senate place
The Pembina Fioneer-Express urges Senator Porter J. McCumber to run as an independent for United States Senate in the fall. The paper notes the need for North Dakota to keep a powerful senator and discusses prospects for independents, a Republican ticket, and the Jamestown agreement, with focus on the Nonpartisan League conference in Bismarck and upcoming battles for both house and senate control. Districts like Benson, Nelson, and Golden Valley are seen as likely battlegrounds.
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Pembina Fioneer-Express
Porter J. McCumber
United States
North Dakota
J. F. T. O'Connor
Senator McCumber
McCumber
Nonpartisan League
Bismarck
W. J. Church
Lange
House
Senate
Benson, Nelson
Golden Valley
Bismarck Tribune
Critical wheat rust threats loom over Cass County fields
Agricultural expert Willson warns Black stem rust has reached alarming levels in Cass County wheat. Weather over the next week will determine damage, with hot days and dewy nights risking widespread loss unless cool conditions return. rust already evident, especially in less resistant varieties, and in the valley.
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Casa County
BE. A.willson
Cass County Agricultural Legent
Isaya
Mr. Willson
Agricultural College
Lake traffic tie up looms at Duluth harbor
Duluth Minnesota July 12 Lake carriers and small steamers face a week of shutdowns due to a coal shortage at Duluth Harbor. Major operators such as M A Hanna Pittsburgh Steel and Tomlinson had ordered coal weeks earlier to cover the season.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
M. A.hanna
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Tomlinson
Safer Than Cash Travelers Checks Ad Pitch
A vintage advertisement promotes Travelers Checks for travel funds. It highlights compact durable wallets, denominations of 10 20 50 and 100 dollars, low cost, and protection against loss embarrassment and delays while traveling for business or pleasure.
Valley City's Peeping Tom Reports Shake Residents
Police log three calls on Saturday night describe a stranger attempting to enter homes on Park Avenue Fourth Street and West Fifth Street. Darkness hid his features, residents warned to stay quiet and lights off to aid an arrest.
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Park Avenue
Tom Cannon
Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
Mother Sends Heartfelt Thanks for Clothing Aid
A Rolla North Dakota mother expresses deep gratitude for a donated clothing box and further gifts from neighbors and a storekeeper. She recounts delays, the care taken in sorting outfits, plans to repurpose fabric into sheets and pillowcases, and vows to acknowledge each contributor.
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Rolla
North Dakota
Trubshaw
O Connor Denies Withdrawal From Senate Race
Grand Forks North Dakota July 17 J F T O Connor tells United Press he will not withdraw from the senate race despite rumors, citing faith with his supporters and Independents. He recalls 1910 speeches and predicts 300 this campaign while noting Nestos cannot be defeated without an independent on the ballot.
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Grand Forks
N. D
J. F. T. O'Connor
United Press
Senate
O'Connor
Frazier
Nestos
Grainmen's Union Adjourns 1922 Meeting After Officers Chosen
The Grainmen's Union adjourned after the afternoon program and officer elections for the next year. General A. P. Pesky spoke on the Great Lakes St Lawrence Deep Waterways project. L. H. Palmer was elected president, B. C. Hanson vice president, G. H. Bruns secretary, J. P. Peterson treasurer. Directors: CG F. Schoen, Dan Haffey, J. H. S. Thomson. Attendance by sixteen hundred members was poor, leading to adjournment after business.
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Grainmen’s Union
A. P. Pesky
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Waterways
Peake
L. H. Palmer
Hurdsfield
N. Dak
B. C. Hanson
Hastings
G. H. Bruns
Valley City
J. P. Peterson
CG. F. Schoen
Oriska
Dan Haffey
Eckelson
J. H. S. Thomson
Mahoney Blocks New Plan at Minnesota Labor Meet
William Mahoney of St. Paul blocked a push to endorse the One Big Union at the Minnesota federation of labor convention in Crookston. A radical resolution to back the plan was rushed, but Mahoney’s amendment to refer it to local unions passed, marking the first defeat for the proponents.
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Crookston
Minn
William Mahoney
St. Paul
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Rascals
Mahoney
Best Wishes From Kind Friends
A brief note of appreciation echoes through circles of friends who stood by during hard times and offered aid when it was most needed, conveying generosity and lasting goodwill.
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New Business Institution
National Guard
N. P
Spaper
Mr. O'Connor
League
Courier-News
Willson
Bank of Valley City
Peeping Thomas
Mrs. Trubshaw
Tom
JF. T. O'Connor
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