Preus speaks on socialism to 1200 at high school rally
Minnesota Gov. Preus headlines an Independent party event in Valley City. The gym overflowed with about 1200 attendees as the governor argued against state socialism, contrasted Lenine and Trotsky with U S governance, and urged voters to back the Nettos ticket next Friday amid criticisms of waste and taxation.
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Preus
Minnesota
Enlin
Valley City
Soo
P. R. Trubshaw
J. O. Hanchett
Hanchett
League
Mr. Hanchett
Trubshaw
Netos
Gov
Lenine
Trotsky
Russia
United States
Townley
Gov. Preus
J Coyle Dies After Pneumonia At Fifty Three
Obituary notes J Coyle a long time Fargo resident and businessman who died after catching a cold while installing a heating plant near Sanborn. He was 53, born in Belle Prairie, married in 1900 to Clara Devitt, with five surviving children Marian Bernice Rita Clara and Jack. Burial in Belle Prairie, Minnesota, family cemetery.
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Tintes-Renora
J. C. Coyle
Sanborn
Mr. Coyle
Belle Plain Inn
Clara Devitt
Marian
Bernice
Rita
Clara
Jack
Belle Plain
Minn
Valley City Defeats Lisbon 14 to 7 in Football Thriller
Valley City High School upset Lisbon 14 to 7 in a hard fought game. Briggs scored twice for Valley, Mulcair added a 30 yard run, and locals claimed a strong line surge in front of cheering fans. Lisbon star Tracy returned from injury as the Dance at City Hall showcased the first Co. G dance with 35 couples and new members joining.
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Lisbon
Valley
Briggs
Fargo
Mr. Dope
Tracy
Steller
Teachers College
Pioneer Carl Olson Dies at 707 Elizabeth Street
Carl Olson, a longtime Valley City resident born in 1862 in Runaby Sweden, died at his home from diabetes. He leaves a widow, five children, three brothers, and many friends. Funeral will be at the Swedish Lutheran Church, of which he was a charter member and trustee. He lived in Grand Rapids and Valley City, with stints in Colorado, marrying Sophia Larson in 1888 in St Paul.
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Carl Olson
Elizabeth Street
Hesi Ziate
Swedish Lutheran Church
Me. Olson
Runaby
Sweden
Grand Rapids
Mich
Valley City
Colorado
St. Paul
Sophia Larson
Hobart
Lemke Faces Slumping Support Amid Campaign Style Shifts
Attorney General William Lemke incites, alienates crowds as he reverts to hardline rhetoric. Reports from Neche and the valley towns note small audiences and rising disinterest, with farmers arguing Lemke’s stance has lost him bipartisan appeal.
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William Lemke
Lemke
Boss Townley
Neche
Minta
Gilby
Reynolds
Edinburg
Headquarters
Bill Lemke
Women Club Members Meet With Members in October Program
The Business and Professional Women's Club met October 19 with good attendance. Plans include Miss Jessie Ackermann of Chicago lecturing in January in North Dakota and five lectures in Fargo during a one week tour. A Monday meeting schedule replaces the prior Wednesday, a membership drive runs to October 24 with a 6 30 dinner at Rudolf Hotel, and a Halloween party is set for October 29. Mrs. Page of the National League of Women Voters spoke to members.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Jessie Ackermann
Chicago
Miss Ackermann
North Dakota
Fargo
South Dakota
Towa
Northwest
East
Rudolf Hotel
Page
National League of Women Voters
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Minneapolis
Peoples Store Force Frolic at Bond Home
On October 20 the Peoples Store force visited Mr and Mrs Bond for dinner and a night of entertainment at their home. Sixteen sat to a Halloween decorated table, enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner, music from piano and Victrola, vocal numbers, and community singing. Afterward games including a Virginia Reel and square dance lightened the mood as participants left lighter in spirit and heavier in weight, praising the Bonds as royal entertainers.
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Peoples Store
Louis Bond
Bond
T Om
Getting a taste of extravagance in North Dakota politics
Opinion piece criticizing state spending and administration under Frazier Lemke and Hagan. Highlights include high taxes, Bank of North Dakota losses, Lemke Hagan favored contracts, overpriced materials, mill and elevator failures, bond sale waste, and hail warrant speculation by administration friends. Urges voters to reject the incumbents this week.
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North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Lemke
Hagan
Mill
Eevator Association
Drake
Grand Forks
Industrial Commission
Frazier
Dunn
Mercer
Bank of
Ne Dakota
Millions Saved in New Rates for North Dakota Farmers
North Dakota farmers will save over 1 million dollars on remaining 1921 grain shipments as the Interstate Commerce Commission cuts freight rates for wheat and coarse grains. The order lowers wheat rates by about 36 percent from August 1920 levels with 10 percent cuts for oats corn barley rye and millet, effective by November 20. Savings vary by route with notable reductions to Chicago and Minneapolis Duluth markets, aiding terminal market placement for substantial wheat stocks.
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North Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fargo
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
N. E. Williams
Fargo Commercial Club
Usher L. Bipdick
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Williams
Willane
Twin Cities
Grand Forks
Wargo
Wahpeton
Minot
Kinson
Williston
Buford
Riverside superintendent Sam Hayes faces critical suicide attempt
Sam Hayes, longtime Riverside Nationaltal superintendent, attempted to take his life last night amid mental distress tied to his wife’s illness in a mental hospital. He cut his throat with a razor in a toilet, was rushed to a hospital, and remains in serious condition. His K P and Odd Fellows brethren assist in his care.
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Sam Hayes
Riverside Nattal
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
K. P
Odd Fellow
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Nonpartisan League
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Secretary of the Navy
New York
Daniels
Nonpartisan League Campaign Committee
Navy
Courier-News
New Yorker
Beach
Leiderbach
W.C.H.S
Peoples Store Force Frolic
Asgriculture
Bank of Valley City
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