North Dakota editorial laments press treatment and political payouts
The Times-Record critiques state officials, adjutant general Fraser, and governor endorsements amid war-era press dependency. It condemns legislative bills favoring political allies, praises independent journalism, and notes Fargo fair experiences and courthouse politics.
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Fraser
Bismarck
N. D
Times-Record
State House
Messrs
Townley
Minnesota
Govenor
North Dakota
Adjutant General
Fragmentary Opinion on Public Policy Dull Reflections
Unclear passage questions the fundamental law and the motives of people. Text lacks concrete names, dates, or events.
Creed of Nation Al Prosperity
A historical sermon stating that national prosperity hinges on individual business initiative and adequate rewards. It argues free initiative is a birthright in the United States, urging personal effort in both physical and mental labor as the path to private enterprise and national growth.
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Fargo
Frank Treat
Tonkin Va
Dass
Europe
Anv
Fargo Blade
Congress
St. Paul
Wilson
United Sates
Ces
Demagogue Attacks Private Property and Initiative
The passage argues that destroying private property rights and business removes the reward that fuels initiative and prosperity. It suggests that without initiative, business and patronage collapse, forecasting a grim outcome where Russia’s fate could mirror America’s.
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Russia
America
Minnesota golf tourney opens at White Bear links third annual state event
White Bear Minnesota July 28 first matches of the third annual Minnesota state golf association tourney begin with eighteen hole team matchplay for the state team trophy. The winner earns permanent property after three consecutive wins as rounds proceed through the week with medals flights and finals slated for Saturday.
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White Bear
Minun
Minnesota
Qomamnled Jahip
Wernesdi Lay
Sem Sack Club
Wilen
Beeen
Red Cross News Recaps War Efforts And Global Chapters
The Red Cross resumes regular mail to enemy countries and discontinues civilian messages. Over 22 million knitted articles were produced by Red Cross workers since U S entry into the war through last March. Paris hosts a new Red Cross bulletin and China has fourteen chapters. Mike J Dowling of Olivia Minnesota travels to England to work with the British Red Cross to aid soldiers with eye care and morale.
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Red Cross
United States
Red Cros
Paris
The
China
American Red Cross
Poincaire
Patati
Mike J. Dowling
Olivia, Minn
England
British Red Cross
Mr. Dowling
Barnes County Joins New First Judicial District
Barnes County becomes part of North Dakota’s First judicial district under a new districting law. The district will include Cass Steel Trail Griggs and Barnes counties with existing judges from Grand Forks and Fargo to preside alongside a third appointed by Governor Frasier.
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North Dakota
Cass
Steel
Trail
Griggs
Barnes
Cooley
Grand Forks
A. T
Fargo
Frasier
Stanford A. Hudson
Garfield
Pembina
George L Foster
John Ross
Douglas County
Minn
Oscar II
Sweden
Norway
John Peterson
Jenn Johnson
Olaf Lund
An.derson
Barnes County
Fifth Judicial District
Worst May Land a Good Place
Gouvernor Frazier announces Dr. John H. Worst as immigration commissioner choice. Worst, a respected farmer and former farm school critic of graft, would oversee attracting homeworkers and aiding southwestern farmers. The new board of administration will fill three district judges and three bar examiners, with several familiar names eyed for leadership roles.
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Frazier
John H. Worst
The
Agricollege
Worst
North Dakota
Board of Administration
P. M. Casey
Equity Packing Company of Fargo
George E. Totten
Bowman
Robert F. Muir
Sarlea
Casey
Board of Control
Messrs. Totten
Haying Season Spreads Through Sheyenne Valley Area
Local notes describe busy haying in the Sheyenne Valley with residents visiting Kathryn and nearby towns. The report lists visitors and shoppers including John F. Henrikson and Anton Anderson, Sr., plus multiple trips and social gatherings around Kathryn and Moorhead, Minnesota.
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Sheyenne Valley
John F. Henrikson
Joseph Allajn
Gunt Collins
Kathryn
Anton Anderson, Sr
Kathryn Aunpers
Carl Thoreson
L. B. Hanson
Christine Mickelson
Carlo Henrikson
Agnes Aas
Ole Jenson
Jens Henrikson
Esther
Carl Hanson
G. O.rap
North Dakota Press Association Meets In Mandan
The North Dakota Press Association holds its annual meeting in Mandan with sessions August 8 9 including reports from Treasurer Edward Sullivan New Salem and committees. A panel on community singing is planned along with papers on newspaper ideals and the war economy and a banquet at the Mandan Commercial Club.
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Mandan
Grand Forks
Nonpartisan League
Congress
Republy
North Dakota Press Association
N. D
Mandan Kaitos
Stotean
Prema Mandan Commercial Club
Wood
Steele
Be Presa Association
Sos Fegeundan
Langdon
Edw. Sullivan
New Salem
Bane
Vvee Swanson
Leone Discumni
Frank Eilideson
Baba
Geo
J. Heinze
Walter Taylor
La_Moure
Beecheree
Press Association
Tate
Mandsa
Acts
Lawie & Real Community
Reeser Ovid Haven
Dikesiog
LeRoy Evans
Halliday
N. B. Black
Finn eHow
A. C. Olson
New Rockford
Nonpartisan claims denied in Washington debate
In Washington July 25 amazement over Nonpartisan league claims that five league members sit in the house. An editorial in the Nonpartisan Leader labels Oxcar EB Keller and Rep Caras as league friends and notes North Dakota members Baer Young Sinnclair forming a liberal bloc. Caras, Young, and Sinnclair questioned. Keller yet to seat, Baer solidly nonpartisan.
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Washington
Nonpartisan League
League
House of Representatives
Oxcar EB. Keller
Caras
Duluth
Innesote
North Dakota
Baer
Young
Sinclair
Cee
Partisan League
Cares
Congressional
Pga
Sinda
Keller
Examination for Postmaster in Marion North Dakota
The Post Office announces an examination for the postmaster job in Marion North Dakota to fill a vacancy. The position carries an annual salary of 1100 dollars. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, reside within the delivery area, be 21 years old, and meet other civil service requirements.
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Yaiee City
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Marion
United States
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