Editorial: Anti Townley Ticket Shapes U S Election Fight
The piece outlines North Dakota national and anti Townley state tickets for Republicans and Democrats, listing presidential and congressional selections, and notes Maine results as a gauge. It comments on Wilson's league, Harding versus Cox dynamics, and the New Rockford ballot issue.
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North Dakota
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Cooledge
Congress
O. B. Burtness
Geo. M. Young
Maine
League of Nations
Mr. Wilson
Democratic Party
Prohibition stance and farmers seek wheat price boost
The piece surveys Gov Cox's evasive take on prohibition during the November election and notes Democratic tact in San Francisco. It discusses a Northwest move to hold wheat for higher prices, blaming grain traders and arguing farmers deserve profitable returns. References Kansas City meetings, coal profiteering, and North Dakota political activity.
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Northwest
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Times-Record
School conditions are serious in opening year
Washington report by education commissioner Philander P. Claxton outlines severe public school strains. He cites 3,000,000 children entering city schools without enough classrooms, 75,000 trained elementary teachers, 15,000 high school teachers, and 75,000 rooms needed, costing billions to build. He notes many teachers lack proper preparation and relief will take three to four years due to wartime building halts and bond issues.
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Washington
Philander P. Claxton
Capital City Notes on Brinton Run for Burin Office
A political column notes a split in the Capital City scene over J. W. Brinton who the court has ordered to run the Bur office. The piece signals factional tensions and the looming conflict in local political circles.
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State Capital
Fargo Courier-News
State Record
Knap
Brinton
Townley
Lemke
J. W. Brinton
Straw ballot on president at Rexall store
The Dakota Drug Co will install a straw ballot box in store for presidential candidates. Voters may cast ballots daily, with separate boxes for men and women. Ballots are counted locally, wired to state centers, then posted at branches. The plan echoes a 1916 Rexall trial that predicted official results, drawing public interest. Pp. C. King, longtime Barnes County resident, also renews his Times-Record subscription.
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Dakota Drug Co
Rexall
United States
Exalt
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Champion Heifer Purchased by C S Brown at Ellendale
C S Brown of Springdale Stock Company buys Cumberland Lady of Baldwin Farms at Ellendale for 4000 dollars. He also acquires her dam and two half sisters. Baldwin Farms, with J C Hoke as manager, boasts one of America's best Shorthorn herds and strong eksport stock. Brown emphasizes herd headers and strong bulls like Bridgebank Nigal bought for 12000 dollars, Royal Prince, and White Barron. The article notes the broader value of these herds to northern communities and rural development, including 4H and club work.
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C.S. Brown
Springdale Stock Company
Baldwin
Ellendale
North Dakota
C. S. Brown
America
J. C. Hoke
Hoke
Brown
Bridgebank Nigal
England
Bridgebank
Chicago
Royal Prince
W. B. Ayler
Grandon
N. D
White Barron
Wisconsin
Springdale
North
Beef cattle interest grows in Barnes county community
In Barnes county from fifteen to twenty boys and girls raise beef cattle. The breeders of good livestock exert influence improving agriculture and promise eventual success and profit for the region.
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Barnes County
Carnival Gambling Booths Raided. Four Westerman Employees Fined
Police Magistrate Murphy fined four Westerman Brothers Carnival employees one hundred dollars each after a Tuesday raid found seven booths with six gambling schemes and a lottery. The carnival was ordered to obtain three soft drink licenses and close a fortune telling booth. Aluminum lottery ware was returned.
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Murphy
Westerman Brothers Carnival Company
Philip Ellsworth
Edward Wentzell
H. L. McDermott
Edward L. Leonard
Carnival Company
Obermiller
Briggs
Burke
F. L. Watkins
H. J. Baird
Ben Gilbertson
Earl Birks
Harvey Augsberger
Grand Forks
Fargo
Valley City
Massillon Public Schools Officer Dies at Home
Massillon public schools say farewell to Officer Sterl who died Thursday at midnight at 1305 Wellman Street after months of illness. He served five years as attendance officer and was a Mason. Survived by widow Kate Sterl and brother Otto of Navarre, funeral Saturday at 3 pm at the family home with interment in Union Lawn Cemetery Navarre. Sterl was a pioneer merchant of Sanborn and later clerk of the District Court in Valley City.
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Massillon
Wellman” Street
Sterl
Masons
Kate Sterl
Otto Sterl
Navarre
Union Lawn
Sanborn
Sterl & Riine
Valley City
Barnes County
Thia
Women form OConnor club in Devils Lake
In Devils Lake on September 14 the city Federation of Women's Clubs formed the nucleus of an O Connor club with Mrs D L Stewart hosting. Mrs A M Powell presided, Mrs A E Toomey elected president, and Mrs William Bagby named secretary. The group pledged strong support for Gov. J F T O Connor. A note on intrastate freight rates under the North Dakota railroad commission noted possible higher costs if the court upholds the new scale. Miss Emma O Wooland departed for Harvey to teach this year.
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Devils Lake
City Federation of Women's Clubs
D/L. Stewart
O'Connor Club
A. M. Powell
A. E Toomey
William Bagby
J. F. T. O'Connor
Supreme Court
North Dakota Railroad Commission
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
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John Steen
Reinhart J. Kamplin
G. 1. Solum Com
Agriculture and Labor
J.T. Nelson
W. H. Stutsman
B. J. Krueger
H. O. Allert
A. M. Christianson
Minnie J. Nielson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic
New York
New Rockford
Capitol
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Will Hays
Harding
Cox
James M. Cox
Aaron Watkins
Ohio
Aaron
Jimmy
Warren
James
Seattle
Friends of World Peace
Friends of Progress
San Francisco
New Republic
Shipping Board
West Virginia
Atlantic Ports
Federal Trade Commission
Courier-News
Minot
Charles F. Fisk
North Dakota Supreme Court
Rheinhart Kamplin
Crosby
Fisk
William Lemke
Gran Forks
Mandan
Angus Fraser
Cooperstown
Charles Albert Snyder
Snyder
Fraser
C. King
Eltigera
Jamestown
Evening Independent
Masaillon
H. O. Sterl
Herman QO. Sterl
O’connor Club
Emma.o. Wooland
Harvey
the Peoples Store
Childrens Gingham
Fleishers
Sadie
Sharp
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