Local notes and editorials on education and King Corn prize
The Williston Graphic references discussions in The Chicago Tribune about educating young women for exams on currency and politics. It also notes a forthcoming Grand Forks mid winter fair and a King Corn prize funded by Geo. C. Clifford, a Grand Forks investor.
Northern North Dakota corn prize funded by Minneapolis donor
George B. Clifford of Minneapolis donates 500 to the Grand Forks Agricultural Society to award for the best acre of corn raised in northern North Dakota in 1914. The contest divides into three districts with prizes of 100, 40, and 25 dollars in each, announced by Sec. D. W. Moore.
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Grand Forks
Better Farming Association
Northwest
North Dakota
Carr
Geo. C. Clifford
N. D
George .B. Clifford
Minneapolis
Grand
Steele, Griggs
Nelson
Eddy
Foster, Wells
Pierce, Benson
Ramsey
Walsh
Pembina
Cavalier
Towner
Rollette
Pierce, Benson and Ramsey
Grand ‘Forks
Bottineau
Ren’ Henry
Mountrail
Burke
Diliams
State Meeting of the Tax Association Opens Sessions
The Wisconsin Income Tax meeting runs from January 13 to 14 with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers include H. E. Wheeler, Hon. George E. Wallace, Hon. R. A. Nestos, and Prof. S. H. Wolfe. Topics cover income tax, home rule, mortgage taxation, and the single tax debate. Officers to be elected for 1914.
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H. E. Wheeler
Aa Jean
Wisconsin
A. G. Crane
Minot State Normal
George E. Wallace
State Tax Commission
R. A. Nestos
Minot
Henry George Cory
Wheeler
Innt
Somers Jroveten
W. W. Pollock
Manufacturers’ Appraisal Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
National Tax Association
L. E. Birdzell
North Dakota State Tax Commission
Weareday
S. H. Wolfe
James E. Boyle
Department of Economica
State University
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Minnesota
California
A. Acker
Legislative
Bismarck
F. E. Packard
Murphy
Seo
W. H. Sibbald
Clyde Duffy
Minnewaukan
District Court Adjourns After Mixed Civil and Criminal Action
The district court convened with several cases resolved or continued. The Grotta case settled out of court while State vs Geo Johnson found Johnson guilty of paternity, but judgment pending. Pasenault won return of a $250 diamond stud after lender Harstein claimed sale. The docket shows about twelve of forty six civil cases likely to be tried before adjournment.
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State
Geo. Johnson
J. E. Pasonault
Wm. Hartstein
Harstein
Pasenault
Grae
Barney Hole
S. C. Scott
Doctor McGaw
Fisk
County Dads pick official papers for upcoming year
County commissioners in session name Wil liston Herald Tioga Gazette and Mixer as official papers for the ensuing year, outlining routine bills and formal duties.
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Williston
Tioga Gazette
1913 Lynching Toll Shows Record Drop Across Nation
A 1913 national tally records forty four lynchings, the lowest since counts began rising, with most victims Black and concentrated in the South. No women victims. North Dakota and Montana mark rare northern cases. Notable incidents include a Spartanburg sheriff halting a mob and later finding the accused not guilty.
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Chicago
United States
Harriston
Miss
North Dakota
Montana
Williston
N. D
Cleve Sulbertson
Mondak
Mont
J.C. Collins
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Blanchard
Cornelia
Pauls Valley
Okla
Houston
Drew, Miss
Spartanburg
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Church Reports Show Growth Despite Multi Roofs
Last Monday meeting notes detail Bible School attendance averaging over 100, with a new teacher training class and 16 teachers. Mission funds totaled 221.68 with 2.90 in treasury. Clerk Florence Bennet reports 154 members, 11 additions, 1 death, 7 baptisms, 17 marriages, 14 funerals. Trustees urge budget increase to cover new church construction and related expenses.
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Bible School
Committee On
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Misa Florence Bennet
Church dedication plans capped by twenty fifth anniversary
A pastor praised church officers and workers for growing support as plans unfold for a new church building, dedication, and hosting of the State Conference in late September. The article lists church officers, trustees, and notes a recent A O U W lodge installation, plus city council and legal notices, with a light feature on a humorous run anecdote and library notes.
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Church Building Society
Times
Wilson
Enn
Spider in Paper Ponders Luck Versus Bad Fortune
A Missouri paper editor recounts a subscriber who found a spider in his issue and asked if it signaled good or bad luck. Twain replied the spider merely watched ads to identify merchants not advertising. In another incident, Leibe is hospitalized after a New Year’s taxi ride where seven shots were fired and a quarrel ended with police involvement.
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Mark Twain
Missouri
Baraga
Mich
Wilma Lehn
Leibe
Declari
Marquardt
Leilie
Battle in Room in Butte Ends Quietly
In Butte Montana a rooming house quarrel escalated into a gun incident as two men argued over nothing of value. The fight ended without additional injuries while onlookers noted the warning quote about half a mind and lame endeavor.
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Room Butte
Mont
Barrow
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