North Dakota Congressman Attacks Recall in Campaign
Letter from O. B. Burtness to the Fargo Joint Campaign committee urges support for Nestos Johnson and Kitchen. He defends constitutional government against autocratic rule, condemns the present administration, and backs recall to replace leaders with proven legislators.
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K Cb
Grness
Congress
Firat
North Dakota
Bultess
Silfootadls
Fargo
Republic
Nestos, Johnson and Kitchen
Devils Lake
B. Burtness
Barnes County Advisory Board Meeting Planned
The Barnes County Advisory Board led by President C J Olson will meet at City Hall on Wednesday afternoon September 21. The panel, one of about three thousand nationwide, acts as an auxiliary of the Salvation Army to spread the Gospel and improve rural living conditions, with aim of reducing crime and taxation.
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Barnes County
C.J. Olson
United Stat
Salvation Army
Harding
Barnes County Advisory Board
Pelle
Valley City Mayor Named Honorary Budget Committee Chairman
Hon. A. G. Bonhus of Valley City North Dakota accepts the invitation to serve as honorary chairman of the local Budget Committee as part of a national drive led by Gen. Dawes to reduce federal taxation. The plan calls for a nationwide Budget Guard and asks taxpayers to back budget reform and cut unnecessary federal expenditures.
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A. G. Bonhus
Valley City
N. D
National Budget Committee
Charles G. Dawes
Stanley H. Howe
West Eighth Street
New York City
John T. Pratt
William H. Taft
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Nicholas Murray Butler
William H. Chadbourne
Alton B. Parker
Paul M. Warbure
R. C. Leffingwell
Benjamin Strong
Manny Strauss
Stanley HL. Howe
Recruiting Round Resumes for Regular Army After 1921 Pause
The regular army resumes recruiting led by posts camps and stations. Former soldiers including those discharged due to reductions are eligible if meeting service requirements. New recruits must be 18 or older with English literacy. under 18 illiterates and non English speakers barred. In the 7th Corps Area, cap of 400 monthly enrollments set. no city recruiting offices open. applicants must visit a post camp or station to enlist.
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Regular Army
7Th Corps
Compensation Bureau to Meet for Wage Hearings in ND
The North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau announces public hearings across Bismarck Fargo Grand Forks and Minot on dates in September and October to investigate wages hours labor conditions and living costs for women and minors under the Minimum Wage Law. Hearings begin at 10 a.m. with evening sessions on the first day and adjournment day to day until completion.
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North Dakota Workmen’s Compute Bureau
Court House
Bismarck
N. D
Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
Robertson Store Grand Opening At Valley City
Robertson store drew a large crowd for its formal opening with many Valley City residents and visitors shopping and meeting Mr Robertson who plans to carpet the storefront floor and make improvements to attract customers. He aims to lead in the region and invites attention from the farming community.
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Robertson
Valley City
Reasons for Recall of Fragier Lemke and Hagan
The independent forces allege the three state officials of the Industrial Commission misused and squandered over six million dollars of public funds and damaged the state credit. They accuse them of graft and abuse of trust, using funds for private gain and deem the administration extravagant and profligate.
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Industrial Commission
Fragier
Lemke
Hagan
Market days and sales days announced for Sept 30 and Oct 1
Howard Gould announces a stock sale at Maresh burn with stock brought in Thursday night or Friday morning. Buyers and sellers will meet Friday for viewing and Saturday for potential auction. Matt Mason and Ben Northridge will cry the sales with roping off streets if needed. No charges to sellers, only animal care costs.
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Howard Gould
Big Maresh Burn
Matt Mason
Ben
Northridge
Bain
Gould
Legion to Meet at Jamestown
Jamestown North Dakota September 17 The Third State Convention of the North Dakota Department of the American Legion to be held September 28 29 features a distinct Amerineth parade on the eve of the opening. Delegations from Devils Lake Lisbon and Sasselton will join Jamestown bands for the parade. The convention opens September 28 at 10 am with Frank Rathman Jamestown mayor giving the welcome and Charles Harmon replying. Committees reports National veterans bureau officers district and state officers will be discussed. The 1022 convention city will be chosen and delegates to Kansas City national convention named.
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Jamestown
N. D
North Dakota Department of the American Legion
Hell
Legion Post
Legion
Devils Lake
Lisbon
Sasselton
F. RK. Landers
Frank Rathman
Charles Harmon
National Veterans
The
Kansas City
Dair y Meeting at Van Houten Farm in Barnes County
Barnes County Livestock Association and Farm Bureau sponsor a dairy meeting at Dr Van Houten s Holstein Farm southeast of Valley City on Friday September 23 The program includes judging demonstrations dairy contests farm women demos by Miss Bessie Work and Prof Dice of the Agricultural College plus talks by respected livestock men and state dairy officials Bankers join to support the event and discuss dairy income The meeting aims to boost North Dakota dairying and county prosperity A county committee will be named at the September 28 meeting to arrange a Barnes County delegation to the National Daily Show in St Paul October 3 to 15.
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Barnes County Livestock Association
Barnes County Farm Bureau
van Houten
Holstein
Valley City
Dice
Agricultural College
Sam Crabbee
Jersey
Vargo
Bob Molen
Schroeder Herd
Moor
Farm Bureau and Livestock Association
Barnes Ounity
James County
North Dakota
Barnes County
St Paul
North Dakota hotel re inspections show improved sanitary scores
Three state regulators conduct follow up inspections after a statewide survey of 665 hotels. Sanitary conditions are generally good with scores higher than last year. Fire prevention measures and escapes are included. 5 hotels burned, 71 closed, average ten largest cities 90.2.
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Targo
N. D
Alma K. Johnson
North Dakota
Johnson
The
Food Commission
Robbers fail to gain entrance to Wardrobe Clothing store
Police probe an attempted burglary at Wardrobe Clothing late Sunday night or Monday morning. Thieves cut screens, couldn't pry internal bars, and failed to breach windows, leaving no arrests yet though a couple of suspects are named as possible clues.
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Tre Wardrobe Clothing
Another Letter From The Editor From Medford Oregon
Medford column recounts a sea level to Siskiyou summit trip with views into California Mount Shasta and Crater Lake plans. Notes airlight altitude 4522 feet and a nosebleed episode for children. Describes Ashland Grant's Pass and Valley City friends and Rotary Club travel plans.
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Medford
Oregon
Siskiyou Mountains
California
Mount Shasta
Cowell
Dave Ritchie
George Dunne
John Alderman
Jack Thomson
North Dakota
J. C. Clark
Clark
Grant's Pass
George Peake
Ashland
Jane
Jor
Crater Lake
Valley City
Bexnes County
Sis Tut
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Bonhus
Bank of Valley City
van Houten Farm
N. D. Holels
Rotary Club
Duluth