Valley City paper argues for loyalty over socialist agitation
The Times-Record condemns nonpartisan league speakers amid war tensions. It defends free speech for loyal voices, deflects sedition claims, and urges support for Congressmen Baer and Hall while criticizing socialist rhetoric and boycotts. It notes troop mobilization and coal supply shifts impacting North Dakota.
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Valley City
P. m
J. M. Baer
League
Barnes County
Baer
Red Cross
Minnesota
Townley
Buer
Houtste
Nonpartisan boycott backlash echoed in state press
The piece recalls a three year league boycott begun by Nonpartisans urging supporters to shun opposing newspapers and stores. Merchants in Pargo opposed the Nonpartisans, while the Courier-News warns the seed of boycott has been sown by the league and implies a reciprocal harvest for all involved.
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Times
Courier-News
Oakes Times
Bro. Wright
Darey
Weekly Times- Record
Fargo. Courier-News
League
Shaw
Inot
Frazier
Langer
Supreme Court
Pargo
Henry T. Lee seeks re election as County Commissioner
Henry T. Lee announces candidacy for re election to the county commissioner post of District and asks for support at the primary on SepDore Pol Rd 1. H N Walker also announces Republican nomination for Barnes County Register of Deeds and urges support at the June 26 1918 primary.
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SepDore
Pol
EOC Af Roby
Office of County Commission
HR Brune
Barnes County Republican Primary Campaign Notices
County Auditor candidate C W Nelson seeks re election on the Republican ticket with June primary voters. Register of Deeds candidate declares Republican bid and asks support for June 26 primaries. States Attorney candidate Ritchie announces for Barnes County on the Republican ticket and urges votes on June 26 1918.
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Barnes County
C. W. Nelson
Barnes
Gene
Pol
Ritchie
Barnes County political ads seek June 1918 primary votes
A collection of campaign notices from Barnes County voters urging support for county commissioners sheriff and school superintendent candidates. Included are Thos Gudmestad seeking re election as county commissioner and Thos A Collins announcing for county auditor and H C Stenshoel backing a sheriff bid plus E J Whalian for superintendent of schools with dates noting the June 26 primary in 1918.
Notice of Primary Election in North Dakota 1918
Thomas Hall the Secretary of State certifies officers to be nominated for congressional state judiciary school legislative and county offices at the primary election on June 26 1918 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in Bismarck North Dakota.
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Tom Hall
Barnes County
Hall
Bismarck N. D
Thomas Hall
North Dakota
Fragmentary Political Ballot Listing Multiple Offices
The fragment outlines a nonpartisan judiciary ballot and state officers with three-party nomination processes for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Insurance Commissioner and Agriculture and Labor along with Supreme Court judge nominations, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
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Insurance
Agriculture and Labor
Non Partisan Ballot for County School Superintendent Race
A local notice outlines the non partisan ballot races for the office of County Superintendent of Schools. The document lists the position and the eligible voters, with emphasis on educational leadership and public school oversight in the county.
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Tastrucon County
Primary Election Ballot Details For Barnes County North Dakota
The document lists party nominations for state and county offices including one senator from the 38th district and multiple representatives, plus county officials such as auditor treasurer recorder sheriff and more. It specifies precinct polling places across Barnes County with school houses and town halls as voting sites and notes the April 25, 1918, official seal date.
Candidates for Barnes County offices seek support in June primaries
A series of Republican campaign notices urge Barnes County readers to support candidates in the June 26, 1918 primaries. H A Olsberg seeks State's Attorney, HR Brune for County Commissioner, Nillie B Whitcher for Superintendent of Schools, Engerret Larson for Sheriff, and J Passmel for Sheriff with brief appeals for votes.
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Superintendent of Schools
Barnes Cone
Nillie B. Whitcher
Primary Election Polls Open in Valley City May 9 1918
The notice lists polling places in multiple towns including Valley City and Oriska for a primary election. Polls will open at eight a.m. and close at five p.m. on the specified date, with official details by C. W. Nelson, Barnes County Auditor.
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Gity
Acey Comelessondte
Hall
Sanborn
Litchville
Rogers
Oriska
Town Hall
Leal
Talue
Nea
Valley City
N.D
Kaiser Insults Lady Guests At Imperial Receptions
A sensational report accuses the Kaiser of insulting female guests at White Room receptions in the Imperial Palace. It cites public admiring gestures, private habits, and mentions Miss Gertrude Astor amid fanfare around Rupert Julian’s film The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin shown at the Grand theater tonight.
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Belgpm
Kaiser Himelf Kageral
White Room
Imperial Palace
America
Gertrude Astor
Mad Dog
Europe
Rupert Julian
Berlin
Grand Theater Tonight
Senator McCumber Charges Graft in War Funds Handling
Senator McCumber of North Dakota accused graft and extravagance in war fund management during Senate debate on a bill to raise civil war pensions. He claimed funds were wasted and aircraft money unaccounted, departments crowded with employees, and shipyards at only fifty percent efficiency. The Senate set a 4 pm vote on the pension bill, which the House had already passed, offering a minimum $30 monthly pension.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Congress
House
North Dakota Chautauqua Season Ticket Noted at Devils Lake
The Times-Records received a complimentary season ticket for the 1918 North Dakota Chautauqua session July 3 to 14. The note admits lacking railroad fare and mentions a local Chautauqua in progress at Devils Lake, hoping attendees will be well repaid for their time.
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the Times
North Dakota
Doctor Mabel Holland Returns to Syracuse Practice
Dr. J. Mabel Holland daughter of Mr and Mrs John Holland of this city left for Bismarck to visit her sister Mrs Alfred Zuger. She will return to Syracuse N Y where she is located after her father’s illness has improved.
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J. Mabel Holland
John Holland
Bismarck
Alfred Zuger
Holland
Syracuse
Rainy Sunday clears for Municipal band concert
Heavy morning rain threatened the Municipal band concert but the sun emerged after dinner. A good sized crowd gathered at the park to enjoy the performance despite the weather.
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