Save Money on Meat Week Announces Nationwide Focus
The Department of Justice declares Save Money on Meat Week across states to cut meat prices by promoting cheaper cuts. From March 22 to April 16, selected regions will feature low priced beef pork and lamb cuts to boost consumer demand and encourage retailers to stock cheaper portions.
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Tealinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Washington
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Oregon
Califoria
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
West Virginia
Delaware
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Misevar
Texas
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
How much are teachers worth in a great democracy
In 1918 1919 statistics from the National Educational Association show that among 392 cities 10 percent of teachers earned under 600 dollars, 39 percent under 800, 72 percent under 1000, 9.6 percent under 1200, 98.7 percent under 1400, and 99.6 percent under 1500. Only four in a thousand earned as much as 1600 a year. The piece questions whether salaries reflect education value and whether more should be paid.
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Boards of Education
National Educational Association
F. P. Claxton
Com
Voters urged to use sample ballot to avoid confusion
The writer warns that without a sample ballot voters will face a muddled state ticket with mixed faction candidates. A suggested safe method is to cut out the editorial column guide and carry it to the booth to align votes, especially against Townleyism by voting with the header ticket.
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Townleyism
Normal Team Defeats Legion in Local Gym Battle
A large crowd packed the Normal gym for two Saturday games. The Legion faced the Normal first team in a close 26 to 24 defeat, after a preliminary faculty versus students showcase. Eugene McFarland refereed the Legion-Normal game amid excitement as a New York reporter covered the event for the world.
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New York
American Legion
Legion
Eugene McFarland
D. W. Shark
North Dakota Pastors Conference Endorses Interchurch Movement
The North Dakota pastors report a three day conference praising the Interchurch World Movement. They note its four departments Spiritual Resources Stewardship Life Service and Missionary Education and pledge church cooperation to expand the Kingdom of Christ. Representatives from Congregational Presbyterian Lutheran Methodist Disciples Episcopal Baptist Moravian Evangelical Brethren sign the committee report.
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John
Patmos
Interchurch World Movement
Department of Spiritual Resources
Department of Stewardship
Department of Life Service
Department of Missionary Education
North Dakota
F. H. Brockraveller
Evangelical
J. D. Kessler
Brethren
Treat seed for smut saves yield on North Dakota farms
North Dakota farmers widely treat seed grain to control smut. Prof Bolley reports experiments at the North Dakota Agricultural College show a yield gain of two or more bushels per acre even without smut, with higher gains when smut is present. Seed is dipped in a formaldehyde solution, then dried and sown, with care to avoid heating or freezing the grain. C J Meldahl visits from Oriska to attend to business matters.
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North Dakota
Bolley
North Dakota Arcultural College
Jamestown
Townley
United States
Farmers’ Movement
New State
Twin City
Bank of North Dakota
Federal
Cooperation of Feed Barn State to Uphold Prohibition
The Cattle Congress and Commercial Club praise feed barn proprietors for backing the event. Maresh barn in Valley City hosts the cattle sale under townwide cooperation, with reverence to President J H S Thompson for securing the facility. March 18 to 20 urged autos to ease barn strain while local figures back the project. North Dakota to support federal prohibition in Supreme Court with Attorney General Langer coordinating amicus brief.
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Cattle Congress
Commercial Club Committee
Maresh
Valley City
J. H. S. Thompson
Mr. Maresh
Commercial Club
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles Boane Hughes
West
Earal Langer
United States Supreme] Court
Hughes
Amicus Curi
Noted club woman to visit Valley City for Miss Phillips
The Valley City Business and Professional Women's Club, led by Mrs Agnes Rex, will host Miss Lena Madesin Phillips from New York. Phillips, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, will visit Minneapolis on the 25th and Valley City on the 26th to meet local and regional women leaders from Mandan, Bismarck, Jamestown and nearby towns.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Agnes Rex
State Federation
Valey City
Lena Madesin Phillips
New York City
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Phillips
Minneapolis
Valley City
Mandan
Bismarck
Jamestown
Phillips
War Work Council
Rex
Getchell Prairie Items Reports Mrs Rogers’s Recovery
Mrs. J H Rogers is able to be about again after a couple weeks sickness. The Getchells entertained at dinner, with several neighboring families visiting over the weekend. C A Musser arrived from Dazey to handle business matters in town.
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Getchell
J. H. Rogers
Levi Getchell
Lloyd Sampsin
Chas. Whitcher
Fred Getchell
J. H. Whitcher
Herey Oeane
Weonsheimee
Jay Rogers
Dorothy
M. M. White
C. A. Musser
Dazey
CIGARET SALE LAW HELD VOID IN NORTH DAKOTA
Attorney General William Langer says the anti cigarette law is a nullity as retailers act only as agents for smokers ordering from outside the state. The opinion asserts that sales occur outside North Dakota if orders are placed with foreign dealers and delivered via carrier, making the law unenforceable. The piece notes local reactions and quotes reflects on state political controversy and local campaigns.
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Bismarck
William Langer
North Dakota
Sone Point
Albert E. Sheets
L. H. Donnelly
Morton County
Langer’s
Sheets
North, Dakota
Schedule of Nursing Classes
The Red Cross nursing classes meet on varied days with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Names listed include M Noltimter Chaffee Griffiths Thomson Cheney Craswell Anderson Nelson Aleson Coding Luessen and others. Rooms for 50 cents, time to conduct a may be secured at 9 am to 4 pm. details cover Mandalay and several instructors with multiple shifts weekly.
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Hed Cross
Pines
Ednes
Mies Noltimter
Chaffee
Mies Griffiths
Thomson Es Cheney
Wm, Craswell
C, ‘Anderson
J. Nelson
C. Budger
C. Bimenson
L. Cowell
E. Stowell
Haxwell
H. Schrader
Likness
Christianson
Ritter
N. McFadgen
Forbes
Hain
Bengon
Faust
H. Stowell
Clark
S. Metcalf Mies Widdifield
Sanderson
Karschner
Twin Burglars Stir Comedy in Sooner or Later at Grand
Two anonymous burglars disrupt rehearsals in Owen Moore’s Selznick comedy Sooner or Later at the Grand theater. They resemble real brothers, keeping other cast members off balance as Director Wesley Ruggles confuses their identities. The police suspect one burglar is unusually active. The show, praised as a standout for Moore, plays Saturday.
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Owen Moore
Wesley Ruggles
Ruggles
Grand Theater
Owen More
Dickinson editor arrested in Steele County libel case
Finley N. Dickinson editor of the Steele County Observer was arrested on criminal libel charges. At a preliminary hearing he was bound over on $500 bond to the June term and permitted to sign his own bond. J. M. Stordahl, a local farmer active in the nonpartisan league, alleged the editor damaged his reputation in a recent story.
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Nonpartisan League
Eee M. N
Stordahi
Seague
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Pastors’ Conference
C.J. Meldahl
Oriska
Bank of Valley City
A.J Hamm
Remington Typewriter Company
Kate Richards
O’hare
Ian Point
Fargo Scandinavian American
Golden Valley
Stutsman Co. Democrat
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