Receiver appointed in Miami for United Sisal trust
A receiver was appointed in Miami, Florida on May 20 for United Sisal a trust with Townley as a leading figure owning about twenty thousand acres of land in North Dakota. Waters and Brinton largely interested were not consulted. Townley faces a Case County court case to reveal ownership. Reports warn of black rust threatening Nebraska crops prompting farmer concerns over falling prices and harvest risk in North Dakota.
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United Sisal ‘Trust
Townley
North Dakota
Miami
Florida
Waters
Brinton
Case
Nebraska
Court House
Englert
Barnes County
Governor Frazier Attacks Himself On North Dakota Marketing
The speaker in Hillsboro criticizes current marketing conditions, arguing farmers get unfair prices and alleging the administration has failed for four years. He questions who governs North Dakota and which party controls the government, noting the governor campaigns against his own record.
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Frazier
Hillsboro
North Dakota
Prejudiced views spark debate on crime and courts
In Kenmare discussions Mrs. Kate O'Hare criticizes courts and prisons, while a rage at baseball fans and local bootlegging trials draws outcry. The Times-Record condemns overzealous officials and calls for balanced justice and sensible burn receptacle rules.
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Kate O'Hare
Kenmare
Mrs. O'Hare
Atkinson Cox Nuptials In Early Evening Episcopal Ceremony
Miss Anne Louise Atkinson and Mr. Gordon Cox wed in a simple six thirty ceremony at the Episcopal church with Rev. C. T. Dewhurst officiating. The bride wore a white organdy gown and carried pink sweetheart roses with lilies of the valley, pearls at her neck. The groom, a University of Michigan Law School graduate now with North Dakota agencies, will reside in Bismarck after a July homecoming.
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Anne Louise Atkinson
T. R. Atkinson
Gordon Cox
A. Beecher Cox
Episcopal Church
C. T. Dewhurst
Mary Atkinson
Esther Staley
Mary
Cox
Ralph Pray
Valley City
Pray
Atkinson
Canahall
Wellesley
Massachusetts
University of Michigan Law School
Bismarck
State Tax Commissioners Office
North Dakota Bankers
O'Hare and
Mrs. Cox
State Convention of the W C C F in Valley City 1921
The state convention of the Women Catholic Order of Forresters met in Valley City on June 14 1921 with 30 delegates. High Mass at St Catherine's opened the proceedings, followed by a welcome, reports from delegates, a banquet, and a pageant by State Teachers College students. Mary Kelley and Margaret Carroll were chosen to attend the national convention at Omaha on August 22.
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Womans Catholic Order of Forresters
Valley City
Fanny Miller
Minneapolis
Mary Kelly
New Rockford
St. Catherine’s Church
John Baker
Elke Home
Mary Martin
St. Catherines Court
Mary Kelley
Alice Molloy
Fargo
Julia Stark
Jamestown
Elizabeth Hamilton
Langdon
Johanna Melzner
Mandan
Pluma Farr
Anna Sweeney
Ardock
Grace
Kensel
Helen Gutting
Lisbon
Anna Mergins
Fairmont
Elinor Riba
Jense
Marie Miller
Harvey
Helen Hanlon
Enderlin
Anna Borman
Oakes
Mary Devaney
Minot
Margaret Carroll
Valley Cuy
Hieldegard Lange
Deva Lake
Corrine Bellemare
Wildice
St. Catherines Court No
State Teachers College
Forresters
Rathje
Omaha
Neb
Theresa Dewey
Lidgerwood
Ciril
Miller
Yanny Miller
Valley City urged to back local baseball team with enthusiasm
A civic appeal urges Valley City to support the local ball team after a string of losses and fan criticism. It calls for wholehearted cheering, recognizes the improved park, and emphasizes civic pride, fair play, and backing the team to compete with top clubs.
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Devils Lake Journal
Woodmen
Ley City
North Dakota
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P. R. Trubshaw
Postoffice
The
American Press Association
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Johhim
Times-Record
Drayman
Fire Department
Council
Mike
Atkinson-Cox
State Convention OF the
McGarry
Grangaard
Leahy
Valley City, N. Dakota
Crawford-Adams Company
Parnells
Mallory Players
Luther College Band
Sholles Company
Henry Company
Walkota Concert Company
Pottery Man — Davies Light Opera Company
Ruth Bryan Owen
E. L. Eaton
Wayhinger
Chautauqua Paper
N. Dak
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