Portables rise as a housing option in Chicago and Fargo
The piece notes a low turnout in yesterday’s vote due to a storm, with early returns hinting at repeal efforts. It discusses U.S. entry to the League of Nations, Minnesota Shoe Retailers Association views, and then details portable houses offered by Chicago real estate boards, including costs from 400 to 1225 dollars, plans for financing, and potential feasibility for Fargo residents.
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Barnes County
Fargo Courier-News
League
Fargo
Grand Forks
Dickinson
C.N
Minnie Nielson
Times-Record
Congress
Bke
Germany
Alli i
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Minnesota Shoe Retailers Association
Minneapolis
Fred P Mann
Devils Lake
N. D
Chicago
Chicago Real Estate Board
Belgium
France
Real Estate Board
City Election Surprises End Mayor Battle and Elects Bonhus
Polls closed after a fierce mayoral contest won by A. G. Bonhus by over two hundred votes, with women voting in strength. Aldermen J. H. S. Thomson and C. C. Chaffee reelected. N. J. Hesch defeated Frank Beal. H. N. Walker won in the second ward. Emil Feldman and W. F. DuVall were elected in other wards and as city justice respectively. Details of official ballots follow.
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A. G. Konhus
I. J. Moe
Bonhus
J. H. S. Thomson
C. C. Chaffee
N. J. Hesch
Frank Beal
Beal
H. N. Walker
Robi. McGee
Town Ballot Returns Mixed On Local Measures
The town reports mixed results in electors and ballots. Presidential electors include Albert Balkker and P M Cole with varied votes. recall and leasing measures show narrow approvals and rejections across townships Eckelson and Oriska, amid thin turnout and scattered supports for Sunday sports and theater proposals.
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Oriska Township
Eckelson Township
Johnson
Wood
Webster
Gunder Olson
Ole H H. Oleson
Albert Balkker
P.M. Cole
el, Garden
L. E. Heaton
Edward Hoverson
Edward
Charles Joyce
L. E. Mahowald
Athletic Commission
North Dakota Sunshines With State Promo Card
North Dakota leads in sunshine claims with 160 extra hours yearly over central states. In a promotional packet to agents, officials cite farm value totals of over 500 million dollars on half cultivated land, 7700 teachers, 577 consolidated schools, 144 high schools, and 15 million bushels of corn in 1919, plus a 60 million dollar dairy sector in 1929.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Central States
Commonwealths
Testimony on German and Bolshevik Propaganda at Senate Hearing
Archibald E Stevenson of New York testified before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on the investigation of German and Bolshevik propaganda. He described the Peoples Council’s outgrowth into the Lil Defense Union with offices at 128 W 13th Street, New York City, noting a mix of intellectuals, anarchists, radical socialists, and alleged “intellectuals.”
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Peoples Council
Lil Defense Union
W- 13Th St
New York City
North Dakota Leg Assembly Battles Over Banks and Reform
A North Dakota briefing outlines political clashes including Langer versus Ugland case, bank taxation shifts under Chapter 62, and editorial push from the Capitol Daily Press backing farm support measures. Mentions Rep. Lenine ties, Brinton candidacy, and state banking reforms amid legislative pressure.
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London
T Wm. Grant
Ole H. Olson
A. Nicholson
M. M. Sheridan
M. H. Shortland
P. R. Trubshaw
Underwood
Axel Backer
Albert Bakker
Heaton
Edward S. Johnson
Mahonald
Minnie J. Niels
Bryan
L P. Baker
H. H. Perry
Anna H. Rouch
John Sullivan
August Bergman
Walter A. Fulkerson
M. F. Hegge
W. H. Kennedy
James P. Lamb
Fred H. Luedke
William Olson
Jens Pedersen
D. H
I Axel Backer
Klbert Bakker
J. M. Cole
E.L. Garden
L. EB. Heaton
Charles Jyce
L. &. Mahowald
H. A. Nicholson
J. M. Sheridan
M. H. Snortland
R. Trubshaw
Underwood Ih
Anna H. Roach
M F. Hegge
A. G. Bonhus
W. T. Craswell
Darean
R. C. McGee
John D. Gray
C. A. Zabel
DuVall
Murphy J. Alderman
Sunshine State
State Capitol
Senator Walcott
Senator Nelson
Mr. Stevenson
John Ene Holmes
Scott Nearing
Elizabeth
Gurley Flinn
I. W
Max Eastman
Kate Richard O’hare
Kate Richards O'Hare
Nicholas Lenine
International Bureau
Peoples House
Brussels
Job Wells Brinton
N. P. League
Burleigh
Courier-News
Brinton
Minnesota
Beach
George M. Young
Young
Grants County
Bank of North Dakota
J. J. Cahill
N. W
Federal Land Bank
William Langer
David H. Ugland
Knox Bank
Frazier
Board of Experts
Ugland
Max
Knox
Langer
State Penitentiary
Board of Pardons
Twin Cities
F. E. Packard
Packard
Banking Corporation
Supreme Court of United States
Capitol Daily Press
America
Benedict Arnold
the Peoples Store
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