North Dakota Retail Merchants Convention Call at Valley City
Long message from the North Dakota Retail Merchants Association urges full attendance at Valley City June 8 9 and 10 for a convention on modern merchandising advertising community building and open discussion of merchandising problems and political issues. It details efforts to strengthen ties with jobbers manufacturers and newspapers and to promote education in advertising.
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Devils Lake
N. D. Oy
Weil
North
Aketa
Valley City
Con Boon City
Recwil
Uot
Association
North Dakota
Etey
Retail Merchants’ Association
North Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
Uttire
Northwest Commercial Bulletin
Recount Pro Position Under Review By Census Bureau
Secretary Moe received a message from Congressman Young indicating the recount matter is being watched. The note mentions congestion at the Bureau of Census and possible delay in supplying information requested in a April 24 letter, with a promise of updates tomorrow.
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Moe
Congressman Young
J. Moe
Valley City
N. D
Bureau of Census
Geo
M. Young
Gun Club Holds First Meeting In Valley City
The Valley City Gun Club met at City Hall to promote wing shooting and fellowship. Officers elected include President N L Smith Vice President Matt Krogh Secretary Treasurer R Pfusch and Field Captain Bert Lippold. Members may visit the clerk or secretary to join.
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Valley City Gun Club
City Hall
N. L. Smith
Matt Krogh
R. Pfusch
Bert Lippold
Young Obtains Vital Decision On Powers Of Attorney
Congressman George M. Young reports a Treasury solicitor opinion that powers of attorney used by Washington attorneys to collect homestead excess payments can be revoked. The Interior Department will accept revocation notices to halt future warrant issues, potentially saving claimants about 100 dollars. Reactions call for public notice and caution to homesteaders about signing powers of attorney.
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George M. Young
Lynn J. Frazier
Young
Department of the Interior
Washington
Congressman Young
Governor Frazier
United States Land Office
Bismarck
Treasury Department
United States
Interior Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Jp and Andrews
Commission and training notes amid wartime reforms
The record discusses oath forwarding and commission issuance under Brigadier General Hinow, updates on officers Darcy and Garis, and reflections on training, teaching standards, and typewriting. It recalls a farmyard fire caused by burning rubbish and a legal appearance by Mr. Lee Combs in Bismarck.
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William C. Garis
Muor
Fan
Darcy
St. Paul
John Carl
Hicken-House
President Crane Addresses Minot Students on Teacher Training
President A G Crane of Minot Normal school spoke to students about the value of teacher training. He noted salary gains after training, recalled his first school, and urged future teachers to prepare to handle primary classes with proper training and useful books and tools.
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Crane
Literary Society
A.G. Crane
Minot Normal School
X. Crane
Minot
Roosevelt as a Model of Leadership in an Oration
Matte Anderson’s contest oration, praising Theodore Roosevelt, argues Roosevelt’s moral standard and practical leadership. It cites Howland and Abbott, lauds his police reforms, enforcement of the Sunday Liquor Law, and his democratic ideals, diplomacy, and stance on peace and preparedness.
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Jlt
Matte ‘Anderson
Ifnrold Howland
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lymas Abbott
Outlook
New York Police Board
Medora
North Dakota
Dickingon
William Hard
United States
Morocco
Panama
McCutcheon Announces Third North Bakers Run for Congress
E B McCutcheon of Minot declares candidacy for Congress from the Third North Bakers district. He plans to skip the Republican state convention May 12 to 13 and begin campaigning June 1 reaching every schoolhouse in the district. He advocates federal farm lending reforms, rural credits, farm bureaus, immigration aid, and a veteran status bonus funded by a tax on war profits.
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Congress
North Bakers
E. B. McCutchen
Minot
Mr. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
McCutehean
Federal Farm Lawn Bank
Statistics of W. C. N. Alumni
President Allen presents figures on alumni totals from W C N with 2152 graduates to date. Of these 187 men and 1965 women. 1663 elementary graduates. 489 two year beyond high school graduates. 652 married women, 1818 still single, 93 married from advanced curriculum, 559 married from elementary. 46 deaths, 142 elementary graduates later earned advanced curriculum.
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Allen
Skillful politicians urged to embody American standards
The piece argues for real statesmen who judge conduct by American ideals and show courage. It recalls Civil War and Spanish American War resolve and calls for leaders to uphold fundamental principles, awaken conscience, and inspire courage in a great crisis.
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Non-Partigan Pub. Co
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Minnesota Leader
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Minesota Leader
Dan E. Richter
National Guard
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Home Guards
Dan &. Richter
Rechter
Barbey
Barber
Guar
Adiabant
Batalion
Board of
Rennderson
Dan Richter
Adjutant General's Office
Board of Inquiry
Frank C. Williamson
Frank E. Williamson
Sta. M. N. G
Kelly
Crowl and Moore
18Th Battalion of Infantry
New York Life Building
C. O
Dan F E. Richter
Adjt. Richter
13Th Bn
D. E. Richter
Lieut. Richter
Hei
GUN Club
The
General Land Office
Bank of Valley City
Hhinow
Lee Combs
Supreme Court
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