Shoot it to the other banks plan revealed
Roy M. Halliday, then chief deputy examiner, advises that if examiners object to any paper carried there, it will be removed at once. The strategy aims to shoot objectionable matter to other league banks Grand Forks Lisbon Hillsboro Buxton Hatton. these banks are new and approved, allowing later retrieval if needed.
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Farmers: League plans Oct 21 meeting over postdated bank worries
The article reports a Fargo rally on October 21 to rally farmers for funds amid bank postdated checks and league banking concerns. It cites A C Townley, Langer, and Koitzky as figures, critiques state banking policies, and warns against impeachment moves while urging examination of bank records.
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Episcopal Campaign Aims to Revive Church Service
A Nation-Wide Episcopal Church campaign seeks to awaken members to church responsibilities beyond ritual. Regional meetings in Fargo Grand Forks Minot and Bismarck plan parochial events to unite members in daily service and weekly actions.
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Supreme Court backs Minnie Neilson for state education post
North Dakota Supreme Court ruled Minnie Neilson qualified for state superintendent of public instruction, upholding Langer's opinion over Townley and McDonald. The decision, delivered after long legal debate, confirmed Neilson’s election victory and outlined McDonald’s ouster with official writs and subsequent legal actions.
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Valley City Seeks Memorial Community Hall Fund Drive
A large, harmonious meeting of Valley City business leaders backed plans for a two hundred thousand dollar memorial and community hall honoring World War I service. The project, to include rest rooms, swimming pools, recreation facilities, and a large auditorium, aims to rally funds with a five member committee to expand the campaign across the town and Barnes county.
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Almer Enerson Opens Up Shop
The Times-Record notes Palmer Ener son has opened a battery shop and service station in the Matt Mason building on Fourth Street. Ener son, a veteran, previously ran a similar business, returned after service, and is ready to start earning customers with prompt courteous service.
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Attorneys Langer to Investigate Club Breakfast Gamble
A informal gambling pattern is seen in the city as A S Sigurdson J E B Jones and F E Ployhar form a cats club to decide breakfast duties by cutting cards Jones loses and cooks a morning menu including watermelon fried bacon and mush for eight with the other members watching Sigurdson becomes next cook target amid playful bets and expectations
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Extradition Papers Issued to Return Jack Guyer
Governor Lynn Frazier signed extradition papers for Jack Guyer, held in Pierre, after efforts by Attorney General William Langer and Deputy Sheriff Eckroth to bring him back. Frank Evans, cattle investigator, aided in gathering evidence against a band of repeated cattle thieves whose depredations span tens of thousands of dollars and prompted multiple prior imprisonments.
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Supreme Court Denies Langer Mediation Request
The North Dakota Supreme Court denied Attorney General Langer's bid for a modified writ to retain bank documents in the Scandinavian-American bank matter. The decision requires Langer to turn over evidence to the state examiner, as Hagen and Sherman face criminal probes and waived preliminary examinations.
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Own Your Own Home In This Modern Cottage Sale
House for sale off 8th Street two blocks west of court house. Five room modern cottage with maple floors and front porch, vacant October first, price 4600 with easy terms. Also six room house near post office, 76 by 140 feet, city water sewer gas lights and toilet, price 2750. Several eight and nine room dwellings available, variously modern or older. prices and terms tight. Call 227 by phone for details.
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