Senate Opposes Sugar Trust in Fin Committee Report
The Senate Finance Committee issues a comprehensive majority report opposing the free sugar bill. It recommends keeping duties on raw and refined sugar, abolishing the Dutch standard, and removing the refiners’ differential. The report contrasts Democratic House tactics with Republican-favored protections for American farmers and workers.
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Star Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Congress
Custom
Illinois
McCumber
North Dakota
Sugar Trust
United States
State Finance Committee
South
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Senate Committee
Pleasant View Briefs Include Visits and Local Events
Burt Beard was summoned to Indiana due to a sister’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bellach and daughter Bertha visited Pleasant View. Lottie Sutherland left for St Paul after spring vacation with Mrs. Lizzie Sheerbeck. Frank Frederick elected school director at the June 4 annal election. Moses Hawblitzel improving and near farm completion. Henry Collins visited Rumley oil puller and plows for L. C. Hart. A Sunday school was organized at Pleasant View school house.
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Pleasant View School
Brethren church officers elected and local notes
Supt Larken Hart and officers elected at the Brethren church meeting with Biographer J W Brown, Mrs Wylie Thompson and Mrs John Wagenmann serving as leaders. Also reports on weekly service times, farmland activity, weather notes from Williston ND, and a political notice promoting Louis B Hanna for North Dakota governor per the Bismarck Tribune.
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Brethren Church
Larken Hart
J. W
Brown
Treas
Wylie Thompson
John Wagenmann
B. F. Alexander
Lyla
Pherrin
Wisconsin
Harry Brokaw
C. O. Hanna
Local Rural Notes On Work and Visits
Ralph Emery mashed a thumb while picking rocks. Marie Werner works at Jack Moorehead's home. John Johnson prepares plows and engine to plow for William Werner. J F Martin steam plows for Fred Page. Lena Johnson visited the Moorehead home on Sunday. Clara Stephens stayed with Miss Mable Wagner Sunday. Mrs Haines and her son Herman are on their homestead. Eureka Sunday School had a large turnout last Sunday and hopes to keep it up.
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Zahl Ralph Emery
Marie Werner
Jack Moorehead
John Johnson
Wm. Werner
J. F. Martin
Fred Page
Lena Johnson
Moorehad
Clara Stephens
Mable Wagner
Town Hall Event Sparks Local Activity Amid Land Talks
Rudler Ourburg leads a pending town hall as Peter Gilseth promotes it. John Christopherson of Nora digs flax land while O P Holme hauls Crosby merchandise for Christopherson. Raymond Mattock, St Cloud Woolen Mills agent, shows fall samples. Nelson and Oliver Holme haul coal for A L Anderson.
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Rudler Ourburg
Peter Gilseth
John Christopherson
Nora
A. E. Anderson
O. P. Holme
Crosby
Merchant Christopherson
Raymond F. Mattock
St. Cloud
John Nelson
Oliver Holme
A. L. Anderson
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Pherrin Burt Beard
Indiana
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Deere
Webber
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Kettle Lake
Wild Rose
Rudser
Nelson
Grandma Logan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Williston
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L.B Hanna
Hanna
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Bismarck Tribune
Carl Livdahl
N.C
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Children’s Shoes
Childrens Shoes
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