Laws Set July First Regulates Smoking And Sales
New statutes will ban cigarette orders solicited within the state and prohibit smoking in public dining areas. The parental association criticizes the dress for high school girls, urging reform at home. North Dakota reports about twenty five thousand dollars raised for famine relief. Harvest labor prospects improve in Kansas and Texas with daily wages up to three dollars. Farm prospects discussed by the American Farm Bureau Federation note a weak farm market and reduced farm paper circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parente’ Association of Indiana
Smith
H. A. Shuder
North Dakota
J. P. Tyler
Fargo
Birtnssedbme
Kansas
Texas
West
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Brinton Faces Perjury Trial Over Townley Testimony
J. W Brinton stands trial in Bismarck for perjury tied to winter testimony before the house audit committee. He previously served Townley as private secretary and is expected to accuse Townley and allies while prosecutors seek to derail the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Brinton
Bismarck
House Audit Committee
Townley
Brinton
League
Sinal Trust
Reform Report On Bank Funds And Woman Jurors
The piece critiques the Bank of North Dakota delaying school apportionments and hail warrants while noting 1920 and 1921 losses. It surveys investor doubts, political influence, and the need for funds. It also discusses upcoming use of women jurors in Minneapolis and their civic engagement and potential moral impact on jury outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
North Dakota
Mr. Lemke
John Hagan
Tate
Bank of North Dakota
League
Minneapolis
Minneapoli
Brinton Perjury Trial Promises Political Exposé
The Brinton perjury case in Burleigh county court may unfold into a broad probe of North Dakota politics. If he testifies fully, the proceedings could implicate Governor Frazier, Attorney General Lemke, and A. C. Townley, with potential cross examination revealing financial ties to several enterprises including the oil trust.
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J. W. Brinton
Burleigh
Hubbard
Brinton
North Dakota
League
Frazier
Lemke
A. C. Townley
North
Aisal Trust
Independent voters eyed in Brinton LeSueur clash
The Courier News notes Scandinavian American Bank context and the Brinton LeSueur versus Townley Lemke Frazier lineup. It suggests independent voters may stay neutral as league leaders clash, and public interest could rise if factions fall out.
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Scandinavian American Bank
Courier-News
Brinton
LeSueur
Townley- Lemke
Protective tariff discussion shifts with new world trade realities
Representative Young of North Dakota argues against charging party irregularity for opposing high rates in a permanent tariff plan. He cites Canada lumber imports and altered postwar conditions, urging tariffs that protect domestic industry while preserving foreign markets and prudent resource use.
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Representative Young
North Dakota
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Washington
United States
Young
Minnesota
Canada
Chicago Trine
Music Attraction at Chautauqua Returns in 1922
The Coit Alber Company and Arthur Lydell Quintette bring high caliber chautauqua music to Valley City on July 3. The Chicago Festival Quintette, led by Lydell, has built a national reputation for tone production and educational spirit, continuing the Schumann lineage.
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Coit-Alber
Arthur Lydell
Valley City Chautauqua
Chicago
Lydell
Chicago Festival Quartette
Schumann Quintette
Nestos Draws Large Crowd In Halliday Campaign Stop
R A Nestos independent gubernatorial candidate drew a half full Halliday auditorium as crowds from Dunn and Mercer counties gathered. He spoke twice answering issues to cheers from independents and nonpartisans amid local political tensions and church group objections. Joseph Kitchen also spoke while Dunn County independence leaders predicted a fall vote against the current administration.
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Killdeer-Mandun
N. P
Dunn County
T. H. H. Thoreson
Martin F. Blank
League
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Nestos
Mandan
Young Peoples League
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Manden
Dunn Center
Neates
R. A. Neston
Mr. Neston
Killdeer
Young Peoples Convention
Normanna Lutheran Church
Dunn County Farmers Journal
Luthor League
Joseph Kitchen
Sericulture
Halliday
Clown Alley Updates Circus Act With Current News
In Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals, clowns mock current events by stitching topical clips into pantomime. Producers study newspapers for material while London music hall clowns tailor imported gags to American audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
London
van Amburg
Great
Valley City
Preas
Merry Andrews
Race Program for Barnes County Agricultural Fair 1921
The document lists race events for the Barnes County Fair including Special Pace events for county horses, purses of 100 to 125 dollars, and prize divisions. It notes classes such as Free for All and county-only races with varying distances and payout splits, aiming to determine money distribution among winners.
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Barnes County
Plain Hints to Foil Car Thief
A Cleveland auto distributor Emil Hertz offers methods to deter thieves. Remove the distributor rotor to prevent spark, use a blind ignition switch, disconnect coil wire, or cross spark plug wires to cause backfire. Also record motor and tire numbers in a memorandum for later identification.
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Lockemithe
Emil ©. Herts
Cleveland
Mr. Hertz
Mr. Herts
Mr. Mertz
Boston
Mass
Warning to Reckless Drivers Erected Signs in Goshen
The board of trade in Goshen New York has installed large roadside signs on Otterkill bridge. The signs warn that private cemetery lies across the bridge and urge drivers to slow down after numerous accidents.
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Board of Trade of
Goshen
Otterkill Bridge
Determining Left and Right Sides of a Car
The text explains that to determine the left or right side of a car you must face the direction the car is headed. It notes this method may differ from other relief methods where sides are defined by standing in front of the car and looking toward it.
Automobile Wise Useful For Repairs
A device shown in an illustration holds small parts while working on them. The fixture attaches to the engine by cylinder head bolts and is concealed by the hood. Two pieces of eight by eight inch machine steel are bent to form the holder.
Do It Yourself Engine Cylinder Head Vise
A practical guide describes a weldable cylinder head vise attached under the engine hood for minor repairs. It notes drill holes at the cylinder stud ends and the need for longer studs if existing ones are too short. The vise’s movable jaw locks into slots on the fixed part and uses a screw from suitable material with a bent handle and inch nut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanica Magazine
Tighten Loose Vibrator By Banding Box For Dash Mount
Instruction warns against using longer screws that may damage windings. Recommends applying a metal band around the vibrator box and securing with small bolts to the dash as the proper fix.
Automobile costs and road rules raise cross border concerns
The report notes high car costs abroad with 140 dollars per four gallons in Syria and pounds per horsepower in England. It cites France and England gasoline prices near one dollar and 75 cents respectively, discusses US auto shipments and a 1920 production of 44 million tires, and warns that varying road rules across states cause driving confusion in interstate trade.
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