Editorial targets anti Townley effort with large campaign crowds
The piece credits Attorney General Langer and the anti Townley ticket with drawing sizable crowds and strong enthusiasm across campaigns. It notes expectations of delegation shifts at the Chicago convention, possible dark horse bids, and praises Lee Combs for potential bench candidacy while condemning Prohibition-era shifts and Bank of North Dakota concerns.
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Langer
Chicago
Wood
Johnson
Sproul
Lowden
Harding
Palltess
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Lee Combs
Combs
Valley City Triumphs Over Winnipeg Giants In Contested Match
Valley City defeated the Winnipeg Giants in a disputed exhibition that soured late. Umpire calls sparked protests from Giants captain Bogel, then Valley City turned tight defense with Gransgaard on the mound and Goheen back, as O’Hare hit Owens’ offerings hard and the locals showed a strong lineup.
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Scottie
Gordon
Shirley
Granny
Ewing
King
Owens
Grangaard
Gessner
Goheen
Owen
Bessner
Wingfield
Becker
McGovern
Baloon
Valley City
Giants R. H. E
Reed
Boyd
Il Singer
Pate
Graugaard
Gesster
Shirley B . O'Hare
Thurston
Ocal
Winnipeg Giants
Thayer
Bogel
Giants
Ump
Gransgaard
O’hare
Deacon Owens
Singer
Gran- Fase
Winfield
Unsinkable Ship of Democracy Poem and Dinner Guests
A Jamestown Collegian piece features a poem urging submarines to seek peace and accountability for war crimes, praising democracy and calling for restitution. The text ends with a list of social guests including Evalyn Ashley Parslow and others at Miss Gubelman and Miss Barrett’s Sunday dinner.
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Jamestown Colegian
America
Earth
Evalyn Ashley Parslow
Miss Crane
van Middlesworth
Mrs. Fredrickson
Miss Austin
Misa Steyning
Miss Smith
Miss Kreutz
Miss Gubelman
Miss Barrett
Young Continues the Good Work in Griggs County
Congressman George M. Young wrapped up his campaign in Griggs County addressing large farm audiences in Jessie Binford Hanneford and Cooperstown. He attacked socialist reformers and outlined tariff revision plans for agriculture while noting flax imports from Argentina hurt prices. Local reactions praised Governor Lynn J. Frazier’s actions as Ward county backs Langer and anti Townley efforts gain momentum with new campaign committees in Minot and Kenmare. Senator Grenna's Mouse River Chautauqua speech influences the northwest region.
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George M. Young
Griges
Jessie
Binford
Hanneford
Cooperstown
Young
House
Northwest
United States
Griggs County
League
O'Hare
Frazier
E. C. Butler
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Edward Zimprich
Austria
France
Zimprich
Ward County
Gardner Hotel
Nestos
William Langer
Minot
Finestock Farm Near Rogers Visit Describes Springdale Stock
A visit to Springdale Live Stock Company near Rogers notes its modern barns and large short horn cattle herd led by Bridgebank Nigel bought for 12000. The farm, run by Mr Brown, shows ongoing improvements, including plans for bigger barns and comfortable housing for workers. Also mentions a near drowning at Chautauqua Park and urges parental supervision during bathing season.
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Springdale Live Stock Company
Rogers
Trubshaw
Lee Cowell
W. H. Pray
Springdale
Bridgebank
Nigel
Brown
High School 1920 Alumni Banquet Recap and Elections
Alumni from 1898 to 1920 gathered at the Hotel Grande for the 1920 banquet with class songs and performances led by Leo Brady and Margarelle Chambard. Officers elected included Paul Baarstad president Hermione Winterer vice president Susie Metcalf secretary and Ben Pfusch treasurer, followed by dancing and reflections on state politics by Octa Myers and A W Carlson. Birchenough and Streeter spoke to large crowds urging American labor and voting as a rallying call.
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Ben Pfusch
Mildred Noltimier
Susie Metcalf
Pigaeure
Octa Myers
Jamestown
A. W. Carlson
Republican
Gardner Hotel
Nonpartisan League
Russia
Birchenough
Streeter
Weekly Wants Dr. F L Wicks Oculist
Classified advertisement for an oculist Dr F L Wicks offering eyewear fitting services at Wicks Block with telephone contact 493. Includes special attention to proper glasses fitting.
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F. L. Wicks
Wicks
New Shoes from Old Ones Promote Frugal Comfort
Old shoes can be rebuilt to give long service and comfort. Swanson's Shoe Shop in Valley City advertises refinishing, claiming “New Shoes from Old Ones” and inviting customers to see how.
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Bank of North Dakota
New York
Bank of North da
Kota
Messrs Waters
Cathro
Bismarck
Waters
Mr. Langer
Tony
L. A. W. Longview College
Mississippi
Ourns
Shirley O'Hare
Grangnard
Wing
Shi
Ras
Beld
Chautauqua Park
H. R. Wright
High School
Hotel Grande
Dave Ritchie
Florence Hedstrom
Leo Brady
Norway
Margarelle Chambard
Happy
Wright
Leonard Holland
Paul Baarstad
Hermione Winter
Whitfield McKay
Luverne
N. D
Pufils
N. Dak
Nellie B. Whitcher
Barnes Co. Schools
Itw
Barnes County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
George
the Peoples Store
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