Bank Statement From Barnes County Bank 1917
The document records a bank statement sworn by John Tracy Cashier on May 7 1917 for Barnes County North Dakota. It lists totals including 1 897 257 93 as the overall total assets and mentions 5 209 27 25 000 40 095 69 among the items. Directors Herman Winterer Darby O Malley Robert Anderson attest to the accuracy and a notary public Frederick Frederickson notarizes the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Barnes
John ‘Tracy
John Tracy
Herman Winterer
Darby O’malley
Robt. Anderson
Fred Frederickson
Barnes County
N. D
T. Melvin Lee
J. E. Jones
Barnea
B. Ritchie
Notary Public
Soybean Proves Valuable Feed In North Dakota
Grand Forks May 2 A soybean feed proves economical for balancing rations deficient in oxygen rich protein. J G Haney of the International Harvester experiment farm near Grand Forks shows soybeans can be profitably grown in North Dakota. Soybean meal aids meat milk eggs and butter production and, with corn silage, enhances feeding efficiency though high protein requires careful rationing.
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Grand Forks
J. G. Haney
International Harvester Company
North Dakota
Haney
Flag Raising At Fingal Marks Arbor Day Ceremony
Fingal celebrated Arbor Day with a flag raising at the high school led by principal E J Whalian and County Superintendent Nielson. Students sang patriotic songs and delivered recitations as Mrs W T Craswell joined in the community singing. The new steel flag pole was placed by the high school boys and leaders as the crowd saluted the flag and sang The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingal
E. J. Whalian
E. J. Whallan
Nielson
W. T. Craswell
Seed germination scare at Hastings seeds tested as worthless
The Hastings Times reports that much 1915 wheat planted in the area failed germination tests, rendering it nearly worthless as seed. The news underscores the need to test seed for viability and disease before planting, warning farmers of potential heavy losses.
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Hastings Times
Dandelion Eradicator Invented By Nels Settevig In City
Nels Settevig a former State Normal student works in the city on a new device to eradicate dandelions. He has a patent granted last fall for a tool that splits the root and bathes it in gasoline to kill weeds. The Eagle Manufacturing Co of Cincinnati will supply the device. Mrs Knutson, wife of a prominent farmer, dies after illness of tuberculosis near Elizabeth. She leaves six children. funeral held at home with burial in Enticit, My.
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Nels Settevig
State Normal School
Settevig
Eagle Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Fingal Herald
Elizabeth
S. C. Knutson
Educators Rally Against Use of Grain for Liquor
At Barnes County teachers meeting in Valley City a resolution was unanimously adopted urging North Dakota's congressional delegation to secure federal action prohibiting grain use in spiritous and malt liquor production. The committee drafting the measure included E. J. Whalion, Miss Marjorie Cassell, and W. J. Bush. A parallel resolution was approved by state county superintendents in Minot.
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Barnes County
Valley City
North Dakota
House
Senate
Washington
E. J. Whalion
Fingal
Marjorie Cassell
Getchell Township
W. J2. Bush
Alta Township
Congress
United States
Minot
Resigns to Leave the Flag
Prof. Eugene W. Lee resigns as principal of Litchville schools effective next week to attend Fort Snelling Minn Uncle Sam's officer school beginning May 15 for three months. He is 22 and a St Olaf graduate. his parents live in Northfield Minn. Miss Winnifred Hopkins is promoted to principal and Misa Golda Munch assists for four weeks. R C Mueller elected principal for next year. he is married with two children and unlikely to be drafted this year. Unnamed authority says unmarried teachers will be scarce next fall.
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Litchville Bulletin
Eugene W. Lee
Litchville
Fort Snelling
Minn
Uncle Sam's School
Lee
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Winnifred Hopkins
Misa Golda Munch
Misa Munch
Norma
Hammernd
R. C. Mueller
Lucca
Kathryn Buildings Progressing Rapidly in Mankato Block
Recorder Henry Rubel of J B Nelson Construction Co reports rapid progress on the 75 by 100 foot brick block in Mankato to be occupied by Louis Larson Co and Thoreson Bunck Co. The project, costing around 15000 dollars, includes full basement and rising steel forms for concrete work as crews pour and set cement delivering a near completion of first story walls and farm structures.
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Kathryn Recorder
Henry Rubel
J. B. Nelson Construction Co
Mankato
Minn
Louis Larson Co
thehoreson-Bunck Co
Juling Gustafson
Geo. Gamsky
Gamsky
Thesday
Ed. Watson
Larson-Tareson-Tunzk
Real Estate Transfers and Uxbridge School Update
Real estate transfers show Ellen L Ecker and Geo A Ecker trading parcels with J Jacobson and Ellen L Ecker for nominal sums. Separately J B Jacobson transfers to Geo A Ecker in the same township. Raymond McLees, principal of the Uxbridge consolidated school, spent Saturday in the city and will return next year to the school as he resumes his post while entering the University of North Dakota next fall.
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Raymond McLees
Uxbridge Consolidated School
McLees
Uxbridge
University of North Dakota
Fine Program Arranged for Sunday School Meet
Barnes County Sunday School Association schedules a June gathering with a packed program. Monday features registration, devotions, teachers training by Prof. F T Goodier, and department reports led by Mrs Harper and others. Evening includes school standards by James G Garrison and child evangelism notes. Tuesday covers teachers’ community meeting and officer elections.
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Barnes County
Barnes County Sunday School Association
Ger Harper
Valley City
J. H. Seymour
J. M. Carlton
Oriska
Viola Tomlinson
Temperance
I. W. Widdifield
Seal
M. A White
Vermilya
James G
Garrison
Bisie Zabel
Anton
Quelle
Noltimier Lyceum Entertainment Delights Town
Noltimier township residents enjoyed a rural lyceum program Thursday evening featuring Mrs. Jeanette Dedrick Craswell Miss Martha Dewey and Miss Josephine Wright. Craswell sang group songs, Dewey delivered thought provoking readings, and Wright provided accompaniment. transportation by O A Barton connected performers to the Nortimier consolidated school for the concert. Hazel Nielson visits from Fargo with family, while Mr. and Mrs. Carlson travel from the teacherage to Fargo for weekend plans. Naughty little cuss words distract from the main note of the evening as a closing verse.
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Noltimier
Jeanette Dedrick Craswell
Martha Dewey
Josephine Wright
O. A. Barton
Nortimier Consolidated School
Hazel Nielson
Fargo
Wylie Nielson
Pingal
C. W. Pollock
Delos Henry
Fifty Seniors Have Teaching Positions
Nearly fifty members of this year's radiating classes at the State Normal school have already been placed in teaching positions. Eleven more candidates received their contracts this week, including Gladys Simar in Rogers grammar grades and high school English, Belva Maltby in Rutland fourth to sixth grades, Catherine Roney in Glenburn seventh and eighth grades, Eva Stowman in Glenburn fifth and sixth grades, Marjorie King in Milbank physical education and sixth grade, Lois Parks in McClusky fourth grade, Julia Pederson in Driscoll grammar grades, Myrtle Kennedy in Dresden primary grades, Leone Malloy in Napoleon sixth to eighth grades, Lenore Hetrick in Russell seventh and eighth grades and English, Gudrun Goodman in Finley domestic science, among others.
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State Normal School
Gladys Simar
Ando
Rogers
Belva Maltby
Forman
Rutland
Catherine Roney
Hope
Glenburn
Eva Stowman
Davey
Marjorie King
Lancaster
Wis
Milbank
Lois Parks
Page
McClusky
Julia Pederson
Starbuck
Minn
Driscoll
Myrtle Kennedy
Devils Lake
Dresden
Leone Malloy
Hazelton
Napoleon
Lenore Hetrick
Freid
Mont
Russell
Professor Sanders Named Nome High Superintendent
The board of education appointed Prof O J Sanders as superintendent for next year after two years of teaching in Kathryn. He comes highly recommended and impressed listeners at a recent talk, fueling support for his securing the post.
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Board of Education
O. J. Sanders
Kathryn
Sanders
Fargo Alumni of V. GC Formally Organized
Cass county alumni of the Valley City Normal school organized an association last evening. FP V Hutchin, Miss Clara Knight, and W A Landblom were elected officers. Clara Knight was named delegate to the Valley City county association meeting to plan homecoming in June and the twenty fifth anniversary of President George A McFarland’s connection with the institution. Visitors included Vice President L B McMullen and editor Boyden. A large alumni turnout attended the banquet to open the session.
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Fargo
Cass County
Valley City Normal School
FP. V. Hutchin
Clara Knight
W. A. Landblom
County Association
Valley City
Ture
George A. McFarland
L. B. McMullen
Valley City Normal
Boyden
Free Preas
Lisbon
Reward Offered for Evidence in Schoolhouse Burglary Case
Will pay for evidence leading to the apprehension and conviction of the culprits who entered the schoolhouse in School Dist No 1 and damaged school property. JOHN LOGAN, President of School Board.
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John Logan
Red Cross Committees Form Executive Board and Auxiliaries
Red Cross chapter reports Thursday meeting added 30 members. The Woman's Relief Corps formed an auxiliary with Mrs Wylie Nicolson as president and officers named. An executive board includes 3. F Mudgett G. W. Hanna Mrs I J Moe Rev Bohnhoff Frank White Minnie J Nielsen. Committees on Military Relief or Supplies Instruction Membership appointed with members listed.
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Barnes County Red Cross
Woman's Relief Corps
Wylie Nicolson
I. J. Moe
Hattie Beal
F Mudgett
G. W. Hanna
Bohn
H. O. Myhra
John Tracy
Sam Mikkelson
E. A. Greenwood
S. A. Zimmerman
Spencer D. Reed
H. Winsted
L. B. McMallen
F. L. Wicks
Frank White
Darby O'Malley
W.T. Craswell
L J. Moe
James Grady
Jas
J. Barley
Real estate owned other than banking house
Due from approved reserve agents in New York Chicago and other major cities reflects interbank settlement positions. The report notes amounts due from reserve agents in these cities and accounts for cross city settlements. The data highlights liquidity links among New York Chicago and other reserve cities.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Ana St
Los Ol
Feta
Wities
Verve Banik
Red Cross Outlines Barnes County Membership Campaign
Barnes County Red Cross membership committee met in Mayor Moe's city hall office to plan a countywide drive. G. A. McFarland leads outside town efforts while Mayor Moe and W. T. Craswell coordinate a block by block canvass in Valley City. Generous enthusiasm marks the drive.
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Barnes County
Red Cross
Moe
G. A. McFarland
W. T. Craswell
Canoi
Valley City
Barnes County Red Cross
Medina Boys Enlist in Medina Citizen Report
Medina is doing her bit for the country's service as Rudolph and Gustav Opp join Company H of Jamestown. They are stationed with the detachment at Valley City for the present. Known as Righty and Lefty, they are praised as fine young fellows. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Bye visit Medina Friday from Fingal.
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Medina
Rudolph
Gustav Opp
Jamestown
Valley City
Sam
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Kathryn Buildings
Ellen L
Geo. A. Ecker
J. ¥ Jacobson
J. KE
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Ellen Li. Ecker
J. B. Jacobson
Noltimier Township
Lyceum
Chas. B. Carlson
Noltimier Consolidated School
High Line
Cooperstown
Sanborn
North Bound
South Bound
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Red Cross Committees
American National Bank
U.S
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