Rural Williams County social and farming notes
Rural Williams County community page with farming tasks finishing silo filling, threshing, and cattle sales. Mentions visits, Sunday calls, Teachers Institute trips, church dedication, dances, dinners, and local meetings including a planned talk on the Federal Farm Loan Act. Names include Keihl, Clark, How, Wagen, Wian, Blankenship, Poe, Dupuis, Sagaser, Reeves, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Ridge
G S Bapkenship
Henry Poe
H. C. Blankenship
Williston
Ashwill Brothers
John Lindholm
Shaw
W. Hall
Btuer
Fiatenes County
IG Meadow Items From Local News Briefs
Mr and Mrs O Gustafson visited at E Ellingsons Sunday. The summer grains are harvested and the stubble fields lay dry. Thrashing in the neighborhood is completed for the year. Mrs F D Hankey enjoys Peaks at the Hankey home. Miss Ellen Irwin of Ray visits the Hankey home. Miss Gertrude Fagen of Lindahl visits Marguerite Hankey. Rev A Franklin Swenson of Sco bey Mont visits T L Sagaser home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Gustafson
E. Ellingson
F. D. Hankey
Ellen Irwin
Ray
Gertrude Fagen
Lindahl
Marguerite Hankey
North Dakota voters split on hyphenium factor in 1932 race
Fargo reporters note German lineage influences as voters decide the presidential and senatorial contests. Three Supreme Court seats draw attention with both parties backing Lynn J. Frazier amid a tight campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
U. P
Supreme Court
Lynn J. Frazier
Republican sweep urged in North Dakota governor contest
The article predicts a Republican victory for governor over Democrat D. H. McArthur, with the party’s state ticket expected to win broadly though the treasurer race pits John Steen against Democrat P. M. Casey, who has Nonpartisan League support. The league’s influence dominates the Republican committee while Democrats lack it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. McArthur
John Steen
P. M. Casey
Nonpartisan League
League
Republican State Committee
Democratic Committee
McCumber Devel
Eves
R. A. Nestos
L. B. Hanna
Supreme Court
Robinson
Grace
Birdsell
Charles E. Fiske
E. T. Burke
Burleigh F. Spauding
Wilson and eight hour day drive party loyalty in a 191...
A political ad praises Woodrow Wilson and urges support for his reelection, arguing eight hour workday expansion and various progressive laws benefit workers, farmers, and the nation. It attacks Hughes and warns against Wall Street influence, claiming Wilson produced prosperity and reforms like the Federal Reserve, Good Roads, and tax measures while calling for Congress to back his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Law
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
Congress
Republican Party
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams County
C. F. Dupuis
Minneapolis
Hamlet
Aney
Fred Rimand
Montana
T. L. Sagaser
A. W. du
P. W. McAleer
Dupuis
T. L. Sagazer
J. P. Reeves
Lillian Golden
Mary Flavin
Messrs. and Mesdames E. V. Riordan
Olson
Helen Sagaser
North Dak
Spellbinders
Numero
Hughes
W. J.ryan
Ole Hanson
Washington
John Burke
Burke
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Geoftapr
PL de Norton
Senate
Dyckman
Williston Overland Company
The
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
Seai
Wall Street Indiaiee
Lenee
Beig
Mr. Wilson
Germany
Engli
France
Irnes
Henry Ford
Ford
Rey Molest
Vidi
Commission
Sien
Federal Trade Commission
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