Valley City editorial rails at league measures and Townley cites
The Valley City weekly long exposes criticism of the nonpartisan league and farm tax plans. It urges voters to reject statewide socialist programs on June 26 while urging turnout for county events and livestock association programs. It mentions Dr Platov speaking in Valley City and cites proposed taxes, Bank of North Dakota salaries, and public spending.
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Minot
Winnipeg
Mooney
California
Independent Voters Association
League
Dr. L
Platon
Dr. Platov
Valley City
Imowe
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Bank of North Dakota
Cathro
Waters
Mr. Farmer
Alex McKenzie
Courier-News
Townley
Mills
Bave
Tom Hall
Srresi
The
Livestock Association
Barnes County
Chautauqua Park
Jaya
North Dakota
Jessrs
Mae Fi
Employed in Four States Through Dakota Business College
Employers seek capable help and Dakota Business College in Fares North Dakota places students across four states. Misa V Anderson becomes Timber Lake S D land office stenographer. Jedger clerk G H Wah Ter to Omaha Standard Oil. Miss B Solueth to Sidney Montana stenographer for Brattin. Miss L Gerard to International Harvester Fargo. Summer course now in session.
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Dakota Business College
N.D
U. S. Land Office
Timber Lake
S. D
Misa V. Anderson
G. H. Wah‘Ter
Omaha
Nebr
Jedger
Standard Oil Co
B. Solueth
Sidney, Mont
Atty. Brattin
L. Gerard
International Harvester Co
Fargo
F. L. Watkins
Front St
Victory Park Mains Move to Alleys to Save Streets
The article touts sewer and water mains run through Victory Park alleys to avoid tearing up streets. It claims many homeowners will want connections, presenting this as a key benefit of owning property in Victory Park.
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Victory Park
Thia
Victory Ie
Patel
Rena de
Industrial Commission Bill Lays Autocrat Threat to North Dakota
The document attacks a proposed industrial commission as an autocratic shift toward centralized power under Governor Frazier and A C Townley. It warns the three member panel concentrates control over banking rural credits home building and public funds, undermining local self government and American freedoms. It likens the measure to Kaiserism and Lenineism and cites historical safeguards against concentrated political power.
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Athens
Sparta
Rome
Thirteen Colonies
Hooker
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Industrial Commission
North Dakota
A. C. Townley
Commission
Frazier
Townley
Waters
Andrew Jackson
United States
America
State Bank
League
Atelt
A.C. Townley
Faithful Waters
Bank
Europe
Rights of Children Oration at Normal School
Blanche Roeser delivers an oration on the rights of children tracing humane progress from ancient times to modern Europe and America. The talk surveys Roman laws, Christian influence, child labor history, and calls for continued reform through homes and schools, urging future generations to safeguard children's welfare and rights.
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Blanche Roeser
Ita
Abraham
Isaac
Rome
Jawa
Augustus
Ciion
Paul
China
Baltic
Italy
Germany
England
France
Spain
Europe
Paria
Sapraiecsel
Ain
America
Massachusetts
New York
Bela Hue
United States
Ion
Challenge Made Speedily Accepted At Normal School
A 1919 notice from Normal School students challenges any class to an ice base ball and nine inning nine players game. The challenge requires a written acceptance to be presented to President at chapel by June eleventh.
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