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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1918-07-19
NOTICE.

All those interested in the Camp
Ground Cemetery are requested to
meet at Mt. Pleasant Church, on Satur-
day the goth day of July, 1918, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of let
ting the contract for cleaning the
Cemetery Grounds.
d. NJ. Green, Chairman.
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Warning Order.
In the Drew County Chapcery

In the Drew County Chancery Court.
Mrs. liner Baker, Plaintiff,
Oslin Baker, Defendant
The defendant, Oslin Baker, is hereby warn
ed to appear in this Court within thirty days
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff,
Inez Baker
Witness my hand and seal OF said court this
the 18th day of June, 1918.
H. C. BURKs, Chancery Clerk;
jwk 6-2l4t By Gordon Lambert, d. G.
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The wheat yield in Drew coun-
Y during the past season aver
ged more than ten bushels per
lcre. Another crop can be got
ten from this land during the
year. The profit from the grow
ing of this crop is good and at the
anne time a substantial increase
IS made in the bread supply of
ehe country. Plan now to sow
nough of this crop to supply the
lone needs and give the hoy an
ere to SOW as a member of the
wheat club.
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PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
dENT,
Proposed Constitutional Amen dhae hs
Nc. IA.

Amending Sections and OF Artta
Gle of the Constitution of the 0t O.,
of Arkansas; providing that the ia
preme Court OF the State shaIl
Composed OF seven Judges, one Chlel
Justice and six Associate Justices; pro no
viding the Judge. may sit in TWO "a
visions, and otherwise proyioihE ~ ~
manner in which the court shaA o.
and shall render It's decisions
Providing for the selection and eiec-
ton OF the two additional Judges.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Warming Order.
In the Drew Chancery Court

In the Drew Chancery Court.
Will Thomas Plaintiff.
VS..
Mary Thomas, Defendant
The defendant, Mary Thomas. is warned to
appear in this Court within 80 days and an.
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff, viii Thorn
as
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court
this 22nd day of June 1918.
tSeal.) H. C. Burks,
6-28-4t. RWW Clerk.
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taxes to be borne, fields
Iof growing corn Drowned
and wilted by the drouth and a
burning sun, there are sad days
ahead. Hence, it is absolutely
essential for the people to begin
saving now, to-day, and save all
they can in order to avert actual
suffering, later on.
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Warning Order

II the Drew Chancery Court.
Stanley Smith, Plaintiff,
vs..
Lilan Smith, Defendant
The defendant, Lillian Smith, is warned to
appear in this Court within 80 days and an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff, Stanley
Smith
Given under my hand and seal Of this Court
the oath day OF June, 1918.
Fl. G. Burks, Clerk.
(Seal) 6-2s-4t RWW
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Peas for Sale.

NOTICE:-We have about
100 bushels of clean Whippoor-
will Peas for $250 per bushel.
TILLAR MERCANTILE CO.,
6-14-S Tillar, Ark.
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A certa ain amount of recrea.
ton tends for efficiency This is
just as true for the people of the
farm as f'r any other occupation.
Apply this principle and see that
the boys and girls get the re-
rreation that is afforded by the
Boys and Girls Club Rally to
re held in Monticello, on August
1st and 2nd.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that System
attic Itch Eradication Work will be
resumed in Drew County beginning
Monday, July 22nd.
IRA d. RICHARDSON,
7-16-191S. Inspector in Charge.
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Systematic Tick Eradication
Work to be Resumed.

The question of tick eradica-
ton work for Drew county was
definitely settled at . meeting
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VVVVVVVVVVVV
AGRICULTURAL.
BsTR REID, County Demonstration.

" hen the hogs are MT sick is
che time to vaccinate them and
prevent the ravages of cholera.
This Is a good time for some man
II each community to learn t, do
his work So that epidemcs may
70 stopped before outside help
could be gotten.
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Somewhere In France.

Below we give letter, writ
ten by one of our sons, to his
mother:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-24
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Tribune, Jan. 1S.-Henry. johnson
lett Monday afternoon for Fargo
where he remained for a couple Of
days. r.,r., -. "a
Nome was well represented at the
Grain Growers Convention held =
Fargo the first Of the week. Agent
HecZog reports IA :. tickets sold on
Monday and rs, sold on Tuesday for
Fargo. ....,.. 49,. - o..
Owing to the large number: who left
for Fargo TO-. attend the convention
there we will not try to mention the
names of ALL .....,... $500.
A. T. Laugen left last Friday af-
ternoon for MELVILLE where he at,
tended a meeting OF the directors OF
the First State Bank of that place,
returning home Monday noon. !.
Paul Johnson received a telegram
Wednesday stating that his sister
Mrs. Eggen, of Red Deer, Alb, Can.
ada, had died Tuesday of heart fail
ure. Mrs. Eggen had been unwel]
for the past four: weeks but Mr.
johnson had no idea that her illness
was of "a serious nature, and the tel
egram Of Wednesday was a great
shock to him.
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rs.s ROGERS
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Citizen, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. A. L. Lee
ard children came in Wednesday
Mr.. Lee in a visit with friends and
relatives at this place Before return
ing to their home at Vfceroy,, Sask.
'RoIla Perkins left Wednesday
morning for Detroit, Mich, at which
place he expects to enlist in the: U. S,
aviation service. - IT,.
There was a reception given on
Wednesday evening in the Rogers
HALL in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Elfsk11nI;aHhozszz;as are soon to leave for
AnsNths here Mr.. Elfstrom has &C
cepNdsE position aas cashier of the
FarameEs State Bank of 'F that Ii place.
eeYensng Was#very pleasantly
spenl5in playing games and in dane
ing and Mr. and Mrs Elfstrom were
esented with a Handsome mantel
clodksas token Of esteem from their
many Rogers friends. MI. Nfstroni's
position ais assistant cashier at the
First State Bank at this place has
not yet been filed. NJ. ~ :, = i
Won Praig Of Valley City CAM
ND "wednesday TO- assist in furnishing
the music for the dance in Rogers
Wednesday evening, sH+ n s4 sir NJ
G. j. Parker returnedsato Rogers on
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-24

Wednesday morning after having
spent several days visiting with rel
arrives and friends tn N. nnuaputfss s"''' =
Chss. Farrell came in Tuesday
from st. Paul, where he has been TOR
Che past several weeks, and expects
to make a short stay with home folks.
Miss Manga johnson returned last
Saturday evening from f Appleton,
Nm, where she had 5yisited b with
relatives land friends for ia couple of
weeks. 's$ - ~ >''sS
Harold and Stella Martin returned
home last Saturday from Wisconsin,;
where they ,haves ybeen spending ga.
few days visiting with friends and
relatives.
Word has been, received by Rogers
friends stating that Mr.. and Mrss,;S.;
F.. Nokken: have gone to- Los Angeles.
Cal, to spend the remainder Of the;
winter months .:,:s sl.,u,HIi1 r,&.:E /
Edwin. tQuist; entertained sefsnumbeI!
of friends from town; at. his farmi
home last .Satnrday's evening. a The.
time was pleasantly spent by those.
who attended, and a: fine turkey dim
ner was served. 49, '' +:f&.irs9
The Rogers opened in the
new building -this+ week ALTERS having
had three weeks holiday vacation.
The building is one of the finest in
the county and Rogers has a just
right TO feel proud Of it. ,qsss g,ft
Miss fG 1arice. Thompson came in
from Fargo Monday where she had
spent some time. visiting. with her
mother who has$h been i11@the Hospital
at that place for several weeks. She
reports Mrs. Thompson. Isl recovering
rapidly and expects Ito be able to re-
turn home in short time. This will
be good news to her many friends iii
Rogers, and vicinity, especially SO, as
Mrs. Thompson's illness has extend
ed over period of years during
which time she has been confined to
her bed most Of the time and has I'M
dergone several operations. 1921
George Butler transacted business
in Valley City last week and while in
the city was the guest at the home
Of Charles Hoilinshead. w..
Fred \. Stearns left, last Friday
evening fer Fargo to spend a few
days ON business matters. .,..,a =.
Mrs. A. L.. Wall of Fargo is visiting
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. P M.
Kellogg and family. ..r~t.t. -,
Mrs. John Broten came down from
Glenfield Tuesday evening fora short
Wis; with relatives and friends in this
vicinity. 49, -. ii .-4.I
JAS. l.. McGarry came in the first of
the week to .makesa visit of a few
days with relatives and friends in
Rogers ., -,
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annual remittance Of $3.50 from Mrs.
Tena Qtles. 81 Albert aa. -MsslAl4 Ma
Otres- IS a,s:pieneer, settler mrs
country, and likes to- keep in touohl
with tho old place and old ffri ends. \
Harry eHansteadt left for the Twin
Cities ON Wednesday where, he; in
tended ito seek employmentgAAf$#F
Z. Gust Miller Was3a Valley City Wis
itor from Friday. until Monday, going
down to see the income tax man.
: Peter" Cie,f returned ION Monday to-
rSanishI after&a coupleti0f weeks visit
with fcmeufolks southeast OF town.
! Mr. and Mrs williams Schwartz left
ion5 Monday for. a. wedding TRIP TO the
Twin Cities and Somerset. wis. .s@>'
! Mrs. r. g.. Pexa and daughter lnez
retarned home Tuesday after spend
ing about two months visiting lends
at Omaha Nehr. i !IfA,tsF - - ia
''4Mrs.i P. Na'Petersen and daushter
have, gone 'totf Alamo, 1NF D., l-fors a Wis
it with Banker and tMrs..!!is. GSfH edahl
krheyl sle9f :Dh N on day: 4Hs;''@ a's+'.,
!"'Mr. and. Mrs. Oscar GCidEtestad re.
turned on ednesday from a: several
weeks visit&at Sacred Heart, Mimi
la baby boy wasI born to- Mr. =" and
Mrs.n Paul Johnson: . Of Nome,,E! last
Thursday, Jan. 18th, 'afnd Paul is ma
turally tickled. @'l'S - '.-',
Rev F nwall of ti1eT Enforcement
91eague.-dslivered rWos lectures in this
city last Thursday at tie Skandia and
Emmanuel churches to two good sized
audiences. ss& Et;Ei ~ tt!'' -.'''',
Walter Kingsley CT Wheatland and
Miss Hazel Kingsley ]Minneap polls,
who have been guests at the. L.. II.
Stowell hcne;: left again last Friday.
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WIMBLEDON
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News. Jan. H.
Miss Carrie Green of Valley City
arrived Sunday and is the new pri-
mary teacher in our public schools.
She will make her home. with Mrs.
R.s Bruske. 9 IL. 49,. ..s.. ,..r..,. 49,.
stohn Joos, ST., was in, town on bus
mess Monday. He reports that his
son Fred, who underwent an opera
| ton at the Bismarck hospital, is, do
ing nicely and is expected home in a
few: days: T., ti:t&:s>;i-sS 5Gf.fic 49,
Miss Margaret Fried left, Sunday
for Fargo where she accepted posi-
ton with the international Harvest
erI company. 80. i.g"H g"5
Mr.. and. Mrs. M. T. Chase have
closed their cottage on the south side
and have moved in with the latter's
mother, Mrs. A.. Fried, while Mr..
Fried and daughter are away for the
winter. 'f--';-s .-..'t ~ 90 - So:
IA. E. Butcher returned from Min
neapolis where he visited the British
recruiting mission and enlisted for
service with the Canadian expedition.
airy force. ~ He expects to take a posi-
ton. in the medical corps. He will
report for duty about February II.
! and go to training quarters at Win.
njpeg. 60 ~ 'ti'';'fr-- t]t7s's ~. ~" u
I MRS. S.s'A. Martenson Of !Longsford
is a. guest Of her Wimbledon friends.
Mrs. Martenson was formerly Miss
Carrie Ramstad, for many years. book.
keeper and clerk in the Joos Mercan.
tile store ''es ''S''...''',,i't = 49, w.
At the annual meeting Of the di'
rectors Of the Merchants National
bank on January 8, A.. B. Hemp, for
merly assistant cashier, was advanc'
ed to- fill the vacancy, caused by, the
resignation of C. c.. Beers a couple
Of, months ago. Mr.. Hemp has sever
al, years banking experience and en-.
Joys. a: wide acquaintance in this
locality, which adds to his special fit
| ness for his new position. wa; - D.
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GETCHELL PRAIRIE
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Jan. 23.-The Ladies' Aid society
met with Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Harper
on Thursday. Church meeting was
held and the same officers were re-
elected for the coming year. tps
Friday evening Charles, Will and
Gussie White. were guests at the Hol-
comb home at supper. In the evening
the White and Holcomb families drove
to Grand Prairie to see the basketball
game between Grand Prairie and Mol
timer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Martin are
spending a few days with Mrs. VIM.
Harper and Helen in Valley City.
Percy Spencer attended a masque-
rade party at Oriska Friday night =
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Madison left
Friday for Litchville to visit his Sis
ter, Mrs. Christ LARSON ".;g:..- =.
The James White and Charlie
Whitcher families spent Thursday
evening at the Sampson home. ,:' =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilson and
family Sunday at dinner.
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from PAGE Y *.:

: Martin .Syvertson, of rMcHenry, was
ia caller at this Office Tuesday tore
new his subscription. Mr.. Syvertson
brought his young son here for an
operation. Mr. syyertson formerly
lived IN this vicinity and his friends
will be glad to know that his young
ster will soon be well. " 49,. .a.,..
Mrs. zimmerman's brother, Rev.
Edmund Wiley, is. doing Y. NJ. c. A.
work in Camp Mcclellan, Austin,
Ala, and writes that he is to leave
for France this week. Rev. Wiley's
position is unique in that his church
released him for this work and con-
itlnues his salary for the " family for
the period of his absence. a
The children in Miss Burns room
in the Model school this week enjoy
letter from a real soldier, Lieut..
Bert Weston. who wrote the sort of
letter that thrilled every child in the
room. ~~.t;ssa.s ~ ..::::: ~
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Basket Ball Schedule

NJ ETht& y &ssE i.SEh Z ha;a7 Ht hi H IMIG fEt
TIE basketball Season for Il thu s iHiea,
school has already started with gilt
ter of success. The heaviest sched-
uleleverplayed byaa Valley High team
'is;arranged. for the nquint of thisEyear.
Ewof games almost StEeNerytil week lis
what they, will haveat o.Fface! There
have been nthree F'gatnes hplayed thus
far3e One with Sarbornaon tDecenabsr
18th which ended4in. a1score OF 50,:to
60inefayortof the focal tearnI The seeL
ond game Wase with !, :s4alnestGWn son
Jan.E11 when thaKlonals ;raturne d tHith
theflaurelsaand a sc6rea of aAS tolls.
Sanhorn was Adefsate daagain&on.F Tues
ltayfnuf2d aatpKaeeh atl that place bys,a.
score oft66to;,1k jEheseahave ahsbatn
merely practice igH1hes for: the team
which Surrounding them in good shape
to1meettthe three real contender
the Observation-Disclosures this district paitht
in:they nextyten days. I'll II ,stfgzsYras
:. 1.-The three E schoolssGwhnh haneaxk
ready started, the season with tchaant
piQnships prospects are III CasseltDn,
with fiVe1 games won 'EOut off,; seRen
played and two lost by; onlysnne= point
and three points, The other t,ttuIo
schools areyFargo who uefeated Cas-
selton by one point and who9has deNel=
oped a wonderful machine !out of new
men: comparatively; Wimbledon
who has practicallyrall ofulast years
team intact Valley City=Will meat
Fargo and Casselton this, week. on
Friday and Saturday atJthose, toMas.
8 The local quint is composed Of two
Of last years, winning team land aten
new men who are young and rather
inexperienced. Captain Cook of last
years team has not; struck his t}old
gait yet but it is expected he will with
in the next few:weeks. sStenshoehat
guard, and an all state man for the
last two years, it is chopped will get
mid-season form by the next week if
not before. Busdicker at guard is one
of the developments of the season thus
far. He has promise! Of a good future
ia persistant and cool for home of the
big games before theiseason closes
Theodore (Ted) Anderson,is starting
off good at forward and is possible
material forathe team Ritter, forms
ally ofsLeal has prospects of making
the team in the position of forward:
Bowen, a member of the squad for a
part Oh the season last year is another
likely candidate for: the forward pQz
sition. Mudgett, Personals, Thoreson,
Eldridge, and Hazelgrove are all mem.
bers Of the first squad and are looked
upon as stiff opposition and good tim:
Der for the regular team. $40, .,
The seasons schedule for Valley
City is as follows: ~ .,5 ~ :: :.
Valley City at Fessenden, Jan. 81
or Feb. l. 80 ,''' ''.'' ! .-.t,i.!, :, ~ =
Valley City at Darlington, Feb. - :
Valley City at Minot, Feb. g.. ..411:s :
Fargo at Valley City Feb. g.. ~
Jamestown at Valley City Feb. II.
Mandan at Valley City, Feb. t., : -" :
-Casselton at Valley City, Feb, q. !;
Valley City at Wimbledon, March T. t.
Bismarck at Valley City March -
District tournament March 8 and 9,
at Valley City. -..-, . ..iIl1a'.*
o., sta t y Tournament At Fargo, Mas 'gP+
-. RI
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Hastings, has been without a band
for over stWo yeaffTss and Citizens VIII
wgtcUn16 THIS Tsnewa1 VI acttff ties: "'"
Miss Johanna Hellisvig is taking
a months t'' 4v vacation at her qhlone IN
Litchyille.s zEArthuiT Graalum' IL en-
ployed in the Cooperative store dur
alsn Il her aP as9Isa e'.a,s #s.l,
Gram Growers and Equity meetings
in Fargo this week are: Christ j.
and Conrad Ellison, Elliot :. sGusaas,
lTprgcr5 :SyyertsOn, IT Frank Carlson,
Olaf! Hagen CT, M. ,iCppegaard and
Christ Hlamstad,, who left sonIs Tues
day. : ;EIt i - 3%Es',}e. . ~:
eThe first, meeting off the ladies' lin
Red, Gross; headquarters II over h the
Bank was we'll attended and good
start. made with various ARTICLES for
Ithe, use. of athe soldiers atsthe,+front.
.Ittis, planned to have the rooms, open
on Saturday afternoon, lunch'l;:will
ibe-served .sisAll who ywishrto help are
welcome! and there twill always 3:be
someone present to instruct: those
WHO wisllato learn how, the work
should be- dene.H .s'79'a'N :,:ft' }ias}'s
/ !.Garll Olson,} returned :iastt Sa tliFday
tromna few days visit with friends
ini:the<vicinity of Litchvifle:' .'r'! t1''
|pChasa 'Olson went to Fargo on
Tuesday &tostattend the Grain Growers
renV,ntion and other meetings;
From there he'sWill go7to Glenwood,
Mimi, for aovisit with relatives. $.l
The first annual e1heettng ;of the
fire department. was held on Thurs
day evening. The officersSiof the past
year We're :re-elected and treated the
other members who were present to
lunch at Fingers place after the meet
ing - ~ "a. - j ''
Emil Phaf took occasion to renew
hiss subscription to the Times last
week befrei returning to his claim in
Montana He says he has been TAX
ing it easy out there. and only has
ten acres broken SO far but expects
to DO more of it in the spring.
Frank and Albert Norberg drove
by auto to Valley City last Thursday
to attend the Ncnpartisan league
meeting which - was addressed by
Walter Thomas Mills. Mr.. Mills il
lecturer and reform worker of in
ternaC!Onal reputatlon; ana mas Deen
engaged for a series Of meetings in
this state. Arrangements are being
made to have him address meeting
in Hastings in the near future, 90
E: o., Graalum and A. Strom at
tended a. meeting of laymen at the
skandia church in .Ltchville Monday
afternoon, to consider. the, organiza-
ton of an Inner Mission for this ter
Iitory. A committee was elected to
draw up rules for the society, which
committee, consisting of l.. M Olson,
Ole Fosterwold, E. o. Graalum, liver
Grimsrud.' and Anders Kjelby, will
meet at the same place an Monday af.
ternoon, Jan 81. Another meeting to
complete the organization, adopt the
rules and elect; officers, will be held
in Litchville. wednesday. Jam 80.
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saJan.' 22.-Edmund Tabbert and Sc
Wxra Mcqueen, were Valley City vis-
itors Monday. i!,.i'5 A. ,:l@ssi%.3 :. 95'E
llAtslittle. girl was born toi'Mr. and
Mrs Peter Krarip s'&onn e Thursday,
Jailsa17.:s2:! -" il,s3.ih =. i?ft5s.t @'','
-.ss!Ehe Jos: lHinschberger and Omer
Harke5families, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Max, Haase Sunday eve
i1i1fg.F r;,sa,e, IT, ~ u .:'@'9l.> >>.}
##Letters from the Clark City con-
tingency in California, state that they
are-all feeling fine, and enjoying the
climate and scenery immensely. r.s:
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones and fam
ily and Mrs. McLees were visitors at
the DIR. Jones home Sunday. t. -
a. There will be basketball social
and dance at the Kee school house on
Friday night Feb. l: = Proceeds for the
benefit: Of the school. Ladies please
bring baskets. is:n...r '.i2 a. liz
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-24
SEED AND FEED BILL .,...
$780,. WILL SEE EARLY ACTION
,Cvntinuel,frcm Page ~

at: Continued from Page - s1tA ..I
With these words, Commissioner of
Agriculture and Labor J. N. Hagan
sounded the keynote for the special
session Of the legislature which con-
venes tomorrow, ina speech before a
meeting Of house and senate mem
bers lat the Northwest, hotel Last
night. :: !. s,4ss ;.sG.s Esd: -
Governor4rL. j. Frazier addressed
the gathering briefly on Why he had
called the special F.. session at this
time. -. A.. 4..t,f,~.s ~ ..7,,, 4 =
- Only Solution .s IN
i"I4Was opposed to the calling of. a
special session. said Governor Fraz-
Ter, until, all other efforts of relief
for the stricken farmers of North Da-
Dakota had failed. It was only as a
last resort that I finally determined
to convene our legislature in : extra
session."
It was the unanimous sentiment of
the meeting that the session be con-
fined only to war emergency legisla-
ton and such other measures as are
absolutely essential to the welfare of
the state. .,,.A...>, - l.fss-.t:.4 sn,Y
1T is our true $patriotic duty" said
|Governor Frazier in closing, ''to forget
Political differences land all work to-
gethere FOR the successful and, early
termination Of the worldwide war .fo1,
democracy" 4,,.., I ...is. ..y.,.s..s =.
! On the. call of the chairman, Speak
er Howard Wood, for an expression
asr TO, what legislation should be con-
sidered at the session, every one of
the 80 members present from both
houses rose to Thairg feetgas q fpledgge
! OF their desire to confihe the session
purely to emergency, legislation with
a xielW. atp adjournment lin three "a
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