Grain Grading Act Promises Huge North Dakota Savings
The Grain Grading and Inspection Act will standardize grain grades and dockage payments, returning lost value to farmers. An example from Edinburg shows a car of wheat netting far more under the new system, likely saving millions in a normal year and offsetting tax increases. The act is hailed as a major farm win by advocates and opposed by reactionary critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Voters’ Association
North Dakota
Sixteen Assembly
Assembly
Sixteenth Assembly
Co- Operative Herald
Henning Gunhus
Edinburg
Old Line Commission
Equity
St. Paul
Gunhus
Twin City
Missouri Ridge News Notes and Local Moves
Missouri Ridge notes include visits by Frank Honek and Gusta Bronder at Joe Gromatkas and John Lougheed leasing the E C Carney property near Rocky Ridge school house. Residents report illnesses, vehicle activity, plowing, and seed wheat trips, with weather bringing snow and rain all weekend.
North Dakota politics and the Chamber of Commerce clash
The piece accuses Chamber of Commerce allies of masking tax increases and benefiting producers through control of market facilities. It claims they fund I V A and allied groups to undermine the people's government in North Dakota and return power to the political clique opposed to progressive laws.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and Flour Combine Gang
North Dakota
Mongrel goose used as market decoy and its sterility
The wua goose area has managed populations with young sold to hunters as decoys. A wild gander cross with common or pure-bred geese yields the Mongrel goose, prized for market value yet sterile and unable to breed.
Correspondence From Page Two Notices and Visits
Orval Albrecht visited with grandparents Jack Addyman and Albert Hintz and planned to Williston on Thursday. Wesley Tunrack rode his motorcycle to Williston on Saturday but faced mud and returned Sunday. Otto Hintz and Carl Stinson joined Hans Christensen on Friday. The barn dance at Doe Kaetzels drew few due to bad weather. Pete keeps busy reading letters. perhaps you will get a housekeeper. Will Haines visited Chas West on Sunday. Otto and Lydia Hintz spent Sunday afternoon with L. B. Albright. A barn dance at Doc Kaetzel's is set for Saturday night May 17 with good music. Gene Cowan family visited George Albrecht Sunday. Mike Youness called on Dick Albert Sunday evening. Miss Gladys Frederick went to Williston Sunday and returned Monday. Frank Williams traveled to City of Opportunity Monday. Don’t forget the dance at Doc Kaetzel’s May 17. You are sure to have a good time. Mike and Fred Youness visited H. C. Kaetzel Sunday evening.
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Frank Honek
Gusta Bronder
Joe Gromatkas
John Lougheed
E. C. Carney
Rocky Ridge
Lougheed
Jamestown
A. L. Knauff
Bert Lindholm
H. C. Blankenship
Peter Booke
John Lindholms
B. C. Keihle
S. M. Clark
Charles Booke
Miss Berdie
Pearl Clarke
Williston
B. C. Keible
Maxwell
Will Clarke
Arnegard
John Lindholm
H. W. Miles
Miles
Bessie
Mary Wagenman
Carl Ashwill
Lewie Danielson
H. C. Blenkenship
C. Wagenman
George
Millard Wagenman
Lawrence
Howard Short
E. A. Howe
A. C. Wagenman
Violet
Orval Albrecht
Jack Addyman
Albert Hintz
Wesley Tunrack
Otto Hintz
Carl Stinson
Hans Christensen
Doe Kaetzels
Peter Rossmusen
Pete
Will Haines
Chas
West
Otto
Lydia Hintz
Albright
Doc’ Koetzels
Gene Cowan
George Albrecht
Mike Youness
Dick Albert
Gladys Frederick
Frank Williams
City of Opportunity
Doc Kaetzels
Mike
Fred Youness
H. C. Kaetzel
Spring rains hoped for as crops await planting in North Dakota
Farmers emphasize delaying seed planting until rain nourishes the ground. Martie Jensens Ford required a roadside repair near Williston. Oscar Harringtons family stayed with Howard Bros after a rough return. Farmers Club reschedules meeting to May 17. Chester Ashwill writes from Newport News of muster out plans. H C Blankenship receives news of his ill mother. Herman Greutman sells homestead to Wm Snyder for 1400 dollars. Mrs S M Clark visits relatives in Williston and sews. Vern Trowbridge works for Archie Laugheed. Mrs H C Blankenship travels to Williston with H J Poe in a Maxwell. G A Rutledge and family delay return due to heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
North Dakota
Martie Jensen
Ford
Williston
Paul Enders
Mr. Coulter
Mra
Oscar Harrington
Howard Bros
Farmers Club
Joe Gramathan
Chester Ashwill
Newport News
Virginia
Chillacothie
Ohio
H. C. Blankenship
Bremerton
Wash
Herman Greutman
Severl
Wm. Snyder
S. M. Clark
Roy Ashwill
Vern Trowbridge
Archie Laugheed
H. J. Poe
Maxwell
G. A. Rutledge
Buford Notes Include Local Visits and School News
Buford Reporter lists residents visiting Mondak Wiliston and Buford at weekends and weekdays. Mentions Emma Nora Scholberg teachers surprise party, Girls Scout Club setup, Cross Indies Red Cross sewing, and local illness updates for Virginia Hepner and Mrs Shatswell.
Furnished flat for rent at Graphic office inquiry
Classified section lists several rental and sale items including a furnished room at 820 West Fifth Street with a contact phone, a 1918 Maxwell for sale at 750 dollars with Rev N E Elsworth as contact, and various livestock and job ads. Also notes a serial start titled Jacqueline of Golden River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
West Fifth Street
Maxwell
N. E. Elsworth
Avenue East
Hogan's Cafe
West Age School
Graphic Office
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Missouri Ridge
Wild Goose
Buford Ly
Sarah Mercer
Mondak
G. P. Jones
G. L. Welch
Harve Ryders
Morley
Buford
Jim Saunders
Trenton
Ralph Johnson
Burford
Gus Marcott
Myrtle Carey
Froid, Mont
Ames
Havre
Mont
Minneapolis
O. J. Morkem
Langland
Frank Rogers
George Grote
Coryel
Kalespell
Rena Miller
Gene Miller
Emma
Nora
Scholberg
Oddfellows’ Hall
George Langland
Wolf Point
3Rd Ave
Brugger Mercantile Co. Wn
Fritz Nehring
Zahl
Helen Fink
2Nd Ave. West
Poland
Albert Nelson
Bonetrails
Po O
Bonetraill
N. D
Art
Jacqueline of
Golden River
Victor Rousseau
Dyckman
Victor Mells
New York City
North
Our
Betty
Royal Baking Powder
Dept. H
William Street
New York
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