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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
The Weekly Times Record from Valley City North Dakota advertises a subscription price of 2.00 for an eight year advance. It includes postal receipt language and an American Press byline, listing P. R. Trubshaw and Pig Latin like placeholders.
The Indianapolis Star notes the disarmament conference could succeed if attendees share bold ideas. Reports spread of a Brinton recall effort in Bismarck, with Lemke and Liederbach races, Fargo protests, and battles over state credit, bonds, and Bank of North Dakota backing nonpartisan league causes amid recall campaigns and political maneuvering through Steele, Kidder, and Barnes counties.
A fragmentary editorial voice warns against contentment in politics and society. It references the Bismarck Tribune, McCumber, Senator Ladd, and North Dakota’s looming race, urging unrest, progress, and continued effort rather than complacency, with a closing exhortation to press on and seek hope.
The league’s daily notes opposition to election laws and warns the partisan primary set for the third Tuesday in March may hinder farmers from voting amid worst weather. This date also marks township officer elections and voting on tax levies and road work, a pivotal day for townships.
The legislature in 1899 moved township elections to the third Tuesday in March at farmers’ request. Before that, the second Tuesday in March was fixed by law since Dakota Territory. The League Daily accuses a plot, but farmers have chosen March for local elections for decades.
The piece argues the Bank of North Dakota refuses to pay claims by blaming private banks. It urges publishing current redeposits and loans, including insolvent and “league” banks, to reveal how much money is tied up and who owes what. It claims many independent bankers have ceased dealing with the state bank.
Forum letter argues that most banks that refuse to pay are well favored publicly funded institutions. It contends post-closure insolvent banks, especially those linked to gangster-financed loans, benefited from government support similar to the Scandinavian-American bank. The writer links aid to loan practices backing private enterprises tied to gangsters.
Dr Mellentiin, a licensed physician in North Dakota, conducts a one day only visit offering free examinations with paid treatment. He claims not to operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers tonsils or adenoids and cites many expected results across stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidney and other conditions. Address 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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