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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
2
A brittle OCR fragment notes a postal entry in Valley North Dakota about second class advertising suppression relating to an American press release or periodical. The readable items show a post office entry and a legal or regulatory action affecting distribution.
The piece argues that taxes are rising and credit is ruined under the nonpartisan league. It accuses state leaders of mismanaging the Bank of North Dakota, bond sales at a loss, and targeting farmers with heavy taxation. It urges voters to back Nestos Johnson and Kitchen to restore credit and curb tax burdens.
The article describes a tax surge from 2.14 million to 15 million over five years as part of a campaign by league leaders. It notes forced subscriptions to Consumers United States, a 81 million collective pledge for a store company in receivership, and funds diverted to import socialist orators, lawyers, and public figures. It mentions Mr. Lemke receiving a 20 000 state built house and a loan.
An editorial from the Red Wing Daily Republican praises North Dakota Independent candidate R A Nestos as a strong, principled leader with broad experience and integrity. It argues for recall rights to prevent nonpartisan misrule and backs Nestos running mates Jos A Kiehen and S Johnson as capable, honorable officials. A separate note reports Rev P H Case and Sen Gronna addressing 125 at Fingal, with Gronna's talk drawing a large attentive crowd in Kathryn last night.
A North Dakota article denounces use of Bank of North Dakota envelopes for League fundraising appeals. It highlights alleged slander against Nestos, and warns women voters about campaign tactics tied to Fargo and Bismarck offices. The piece frames the League as corrupt and forecasts its demise.
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