More Facts by Theo G Nelson on North Dakota political fights
A campaign letter argues North Dakota voters oppose gang rule and favor ballot votes on bills for Industrial Commission, Bank of North Dakota, mill and elevator laws, and rural credits. It warns of costs, political machines, and gubernatorial influence, urging timely adoption or rejection at next primary. The piece cites signatures, associations, and economic claims to rally farmer involvement and anti-gang sentiment.
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Vetera
North Dakota
Aes
Capitol Commission
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
House Bill No. 17. — the Industrial, ‘Commission
Spander Yokes Association
Eee Pee Oamk
Dakota
Vo Owe
Agricultural College
Federal Land Bank
Pee Cer Bank
Joe Noort
Acs
Ugm
Pps
Gibbons
Canta
Suara Orann Nilemower
Bol
Ter
Major Dana
Wright
Jamestown
An Everson
Walona
Rmers
Denth
Tempora
House
Senate
Mill and Elevator Commission
Indecndent Voters Association
Ladd
League
Board of University and School Lands
Stateesa
Sousa March Heard Along the Rhine
A Coblenz dispatch reports German mood amid a week of mourning ordered by the New German government. Cafes ban music. an American-provided orchestra finally plays Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever as the crowd cheers and German patrons listen in remote scenes from the occupied city.
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Ple
Coblenz
Cafe Orchestra
Orches
John Pie
Stara and Stripes
Valley City drives to raise full Centenary pledge
Epworth M E Church mobilizes in the Joint Centenary drive led by Dr Perry and Superintendent Anderson. Valley City pledges push the funding past twenty thousand, totaling 20 670 with 3 170 over the quota. Minute Men and a dedicated treasurer captain rally volunteers, parishioners, and wealthy members to fund relief for a war weary world.
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Thi Odiat
Church For World
Perry
Milwaukee
Anderson
Fargo
Epworth
Junior Prom a Barnes County Splendid Success
The Junior prom at the Normal school drew a large gathering with receptions in the library room, Japanese lantern decor, and formal attendants led by Miss Ruby Brock and Mrs C. E. Allen. A Barnes County Livestock Association meeting at Chautauqua Park will draw business and farmers, with Valley City merchants planning to close midday to attend.
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Barnes County
Ruby Brock
Amd
C. E. Allen
Gladys Campbell
Rawlins
Dyste
J. E. Switzer
Florence Anderson
Patton
Kitts
Iathildia Anderson
Chautauqua Park
Valley City
Priieally
Aisten
Livestock Demonstrations At Local Picnic Set
The Livestock Association will bring live stock for the picnic and meeting. Demonstrations include bust cattle dairy cattle draft horses and lard hogs. Brown plans to bring two horn heifers for beef. Frank Helmes will supply a Hereford sire. Vernon sponsors pigs. The program aims to help those interested in raising stock.
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The
Livestock Association
Brown
Frank Helmes
Bop Suan
Vernon
Alec
Hall of States Aids Returnees From War in New York
The Hall of States at 27 West Twenty fifth Street assists returning service members with home news, reunions, and comfort. Volunteers from various states operate desks, provide news, arrange meetings, and offer clothing pressing and free coffee and doughnuts. An employment agency screens veterans for suitable work, reducing city congestion.
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France
A. EP
Hall of States of the War
Hall of States
West Twentyfifth Street
Trinity Church
North Carolina
Onc
Elvira B. Wright
Lina
Dea Ex Machina
Frank White
St. Aiguan
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
Kentucky
Chester Lime
Ohio
M. M. Reynalds
LeRoy Brown
Minnesota
Jerry Ramsey
Effie Leese Sebtt
C. M. Cubbigan
Wisconsin
Victor Frederickson
Washington
William [Rte ]Trimble
Illinois
Thomas Slask
W. D. Fischer
Princeton
Fibre company breaks ground for new hemp plant
Ed Wyttenbach handles dirt and level work for the site while Gray, president, and H. Davis, mill superintendent, plan three new buildings 300 by 80 feet and 150 feet for drying hemp. The Wisconsin trip brought mill and machinery insights for hemp flax straw processing.
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Croudn
Ed. Wyttenbach
Frogohn BD
Gray
Compan
H. Davis
Wisconsin
Boy Scouts of America Week Campaign Urges Support
Campaign led by Hon. W. G. McAdoo appeals to American mothers and fathers to back the Boy Scouts of America during Boy Scout Week from June 8 to June 14 1910. The appeal highlights youth training, citizenship ideals and the need for associate membership to build a permanent support base alongside Red Cross efforts.
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Boy Scouts of America
W. G. McAdoo
Citizen's Nations Committee
Ohours
Apa United
Boy Scout Movement
America
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Boy Scout Organization
Boys of
New Pure Bred Live Stock Firm Formed At Valley City
At a June meeting of pure live stock breeders in Valley City the DeLancey Live Stock Co was organized to handle pure bred and high grade stock on a commission basis at public and private sales. Five thousand dollars in stock was subscribed by present breeders with officers elected including C S Brown president John Mills vice president E De Lancey secretary and manager. Directors include S Wood W S Emery Sam Crabbe and others from Valley City Fargo and area. The venture anticipates multiple big public auctions yearly and a boost to local live stock interests.
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Valley City
DeLancey Live Stock, Co
Springdale Stock Farm
John Mills
Hannaford
N. D
E. & de Lancey
Lynes & de Lancey
Wood
W. S. Emery
Sam Crabbe
Fargo
Jersey
Fie Fis
Alley City
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Theo. G. Nelson
Sousa
Epworthm
Thole Library of Information
Meart
Valley Guy
Drs. Anderson
Mecklenburg
Helena
Bank OF Valley City
Mita
Hime
Fibre Company
Valley City Baseball Club
Rogers
Graniaard
Fredrickeed
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