Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-22
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KEYNOTE, TALK. K
EARLY e. IN JUNE
Will Give Many Non-politic-
al Addresses; Sees Big
Move to State /

S6lsHafck, N. d., May&22.-The key
mote address of Governor Nestos'
scampaign for denomination will be
q during the first part OF June, at
place not vet selected. In this ad-
dress the governor is expected to out
line the issues upon which the adj
m%inistration goes before the voters
OF the state for endorsement, in the
primary of June 20.
Of the fact that he has
accepted many pressing Invitations
to deliver addresses at non-political'
gatherings and the press Of official
business, Governor Nestos, II. is UNDER
stood, will make a limited speaking
campaign. engagements and OFFICIAL.
business will keep the chief executive
busy until June Is, after which it is
probable that he will take the stump
IN various parts of the state. It is
said to be the position of the COVER
nor that the administration will stand
upon the fukfllment in office of prom
Sses a during the recall election
campaign.
The first Of many non-political ad-5
dresses will be delivered at Wilton on
May rs at the commencement exer-
cises of the high school by the gov
ernor. He will speak on Memorial
sunday at exercises to be held in Bis
marck and on June 2 will deliver an
address to the graduating class of the
Dickinson high school.
Following a meeting Of the pardon
q during the first few days of
sJune II governor will speak in Kin
u dred. Cass county, on June u at a
f~celebration of several lodges Of the
sSsons Of Norway. He will speak in
ssaIValley City on June 8 at the convenx
Yytlon OF the United Commercial Irav-
Eselers. On June 9 the governor will
#speak at C~oncordia college, Moorhcad,
&Minn.; at La. Crosse. Wisconsin on
U IL and on June 10 and 10 he
SSaawill attend the goth annual reunion
his class at the University of Wis
@sGronsin. The governor. probably will
speak to the retail merchants oflthe
June Is and that night will denver
Sakhe' graduating class address at
Jamestown college. w
saa&M Secs Move to State.
sMs Governor Nestos returned to the
H@capitol Saturday afternoon from a
ve-days'! trip INTO Minnesota. Wis
sHssconsin and Illinois boosting North Da-
aEekota. He came back convinced that
Fsthere is likelihood for a strong in.m,-
movement into North Dakota.
s%MaaS In milwaukee,. Rac.neAand Oh caeG
ssS1E found renewed interest in North
8ElDakota and especially in its oppor.
5Sysnn1ties for land buyers and renters, >
Ss&klhe governor said. In these cities he
%Nsonferreq with real estate men, met
NHAhany farmers and Immigration
u gents who are closselysin touch with
s They were already convinced II sss II,
gGScontinued. that the North Dakota
siSlands were cheaper in proportion tt
reproduction than lands that could bt
&%$secured in my other state and wher
sSSthey. heard what progress has beev
#Mmade in u state in an increased
of corn, hogs, poultry, pc.
.SAtatoes and dairy products they appar.
s&&sNnt1y felt still further treasured ane
confident that by coming where the,
Higslnay get lands at the present cheal
and raising products that hat
.ssWWHroduced prosperity in the older state.
aa&Ss&4Mey had a real opportunity, to ad'
nce their own financial welfare.
Talk Bond Purchases.
Sslg1s"Not only are there prospective set
HERS, "he said. but there are man,
whom I met who had a littl,
to invest and they seemed tt
RESA6te acquiring a new interest in NORTH
and many expressed the in
of investing their surplus
~ SSarnings in North Dakota bonds ant
BE5aH1Giortgages. Many questions were ask
HsM#S&n by those in the several cities il
&EssSNhich I spoke and all Of them indi
AWAITED a very great interest in on
SaSSilresent DEVELOPMENT and futur'
aYse Fp gelief was expressed 81 the sover
1&8sa2Stpr that this summer isean opportun,
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