Barnes County 4-H at State Fair wins multiple honors
Barnes County 4 H clubs were well represented at the State Fair with entries across baking sewing vegetables canning corn and livestock. Delbert McKay Clara Nearing and Florence Noxon led stock judging honors while the Hastings Clothing team earned recognition in demonstration events. The county booth showcased premium wins including canning baking sewing and vegetable exhibits. President Melvin Lee noted unrelated local updates.
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Barnes County
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Clara Nearing
Florence Noxon
Grand Prairie
Hastings Clothing
Janna] Jensen
Lillian Larson
Miss Larson
Henry D. Brown
Hammer Brothers
Cooperstown
Sioux City
Iowa
Walsh County
North Dakota Farmers Asked to Name Wheat Prices for 1922 Pool
North Dakota farmers have been asked to name prices for their wheat under a proposed cooperative pool. A. J. Scott reports that Co-Operative Wholesale Society seeks large quantities of No 2 hard and No 1 and No 2 Northern spring wheat for factory use. The plan involves elevator storage tickets and advances up to about 75 percent of current market value, backed by a $25 million US Finance Corporation loan and banker cooperation. The arrangement aims to store or deliver wheat through about 500 elevators with Grand Forks terminal involvement and European distribution via Ie Heatley & Co.
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North Dakota
A.J. Scott
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
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New York
London
England
Glasgow
Scotland
A. J. Scott
North ‘Dakota
N. S. Blair
Central Association
State Grain Inspection Department
Wheat Growers Association
U. S. Finance Corporation
North Dakota Bankers Association
Association
U. S
Heatley & Co
Northwest Wheat Growers Associated
North Dakota Association
Northwest Wheat
Wheat Growers’ Association
Montana
County Central Committee Meeting Reports Harmony
Both the republican and democratic county central committees met at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. The meetings were harmonious with independents active in the Democratic session while nonpartisans dominated the Republican gathering. Sam Torgerson led the Republican meeting and was elected chairman with Henry King secretary and Louis Noltimier treasurer. Neal Tracy became Democratic secretary and L. S. Ward treasurer with Hugh McDonald named chairman.
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J. S. Johnson
H. W. Green
Green
Johnson
Hugh McDonald
Neal Tracy
L. S. Ward
John Heiling
L. N. Kuhry
Shipping board ships coal to United States from England
Washington July 26 the shipping board orders 44 vessels to carry coal from England to the United States with a 350000 ton capacity. J Barlow Small vice president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation says the fleet is in European waters and will deliver 350000 tons within 45 days. The fleet was organized in 24 hours marking a new maritime record. Wheat Growers in Minneapolis act as agent for major American exporters. Heatley & Go have representatives across England Ireland Scotland and other European nations.
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Shipping Board
England
United States
J. Barlow Small
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Small
European
Minneapolis
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
Heatley &Go
Ireland
Scotland
Nestos Urges Miners to Return to Work in North Dakota
Governor R A Nestos issued a statement backing President Harding's coal policy and urging miners to resume operations at the Washburn Lignite Coal Co. mine in Wilton. He said the issue affects only one North Dakota mine and expressed confidence in an orderly adjustment, assuring law and fair treatment for all. Directors of Washburn Lignite Coal Co. are to decide its policy this week.
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R. A. Nestos
Harding
Washburn Lignite Coal Co
Wilton
Government Will Stop Profiteering Coal Prices
Washington July 26 The Federal government will act against coal profiteering to curb price rises. Secretary Hoover threatens to appoint a coal committee to enforce a $3.00 per ton minimum at mines if operators do not reduce prices. A nationwide evidence system shows flagrant profiteering with some areas charging $13.00 versus the government approved $3.50.
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Washington, D.C
Hoover
Safer Than Cash Travelers Checks for travel money
When you travel carry Travelers Checks for safety and convenience. They are accepted as money wherever you go and can be replaced if lost. Checks identify you, come in $10 $20 $50 and $100 denominations, are in compact wallets, cost little, and insure loss, embarrassment, and delays.
Strikes Reach Critical Stage As Nation Faces Crisis
The coal and rail strikes deepen as Governor Grasbeck signals state control of bituminous mines while armed guards secure two Western Pennsylvania mines. Justice Department weighs action for restraining interstate commerce amid rumors of collusion to halt movement of coal. Washington, July 20.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cal
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
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American Federation of Labor
Unite
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Trdianapolis
McKray
Washington
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Harding
United Mine Workers
Valley City Country Club President's Cup Semifinals Set
The President's Cup at Valley City Country Club enters a tense stage with four players left: Walter Coop Oscar Dahl Paul Sitz and Orren Short. Semifinals Sunday at 2 PM pairings Coop with Dahl and Sitz with Short, winners meet in finals Sunday July 30th. The cup, presented by President J J Earley, will become the property of the winner and is on display at Hustad's.
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Valley City Country Club
Walter Coop
Oscar Dahl
Paul Sitz
Orren Short
Coop
Dahl
Sue
Short
J. J. Earley
Hustad's
Spoely
Chele
Harvest Labor Shortage Seen Across North Dakota
Estimates place harvest labor needs between 20 000 and 30 000 workers across fifteen counties led by Mrs M B Bowe and H B Fuller. County tallies total 10 900 with slack in Slope area. rail freight and rye harvest timing affect demand while transients flood in as one of the state's largest harvest seasons nears.
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North Dakota
M. B. Bowe
U. S
H. B. Fuller
Farm Bureau Federation
Texas
Fargo
Fuller
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