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Filed
War State
y Work
Monday, July 31, Mr. Martin
Agen, t for the Petitioner's
of the Post War High-
Improvement Association of
Dakota, filed with Thomas
Eecretary of State, petitions,
that the Secretary of State
on the November ballot a
which will provide $12,-
of Highway Anticipation
cates to be issued by the
Department.
Aas stated that the need of
improvement in North Dako-
very great, and that his
proposes to have this
used in. ccmnection with
Aid monies and that a to-
ram of $35,00,000.00 can be
commenting upon the mea-
Mr. Aas stated that there is
tax or any increased
of any kind; that the income
the present one cent gasoline
now paid is more than suffi-
to retire the en¢ire issue, to-
with interest, in a matter of
13 years.
is no limitation as to the
amount, but a maximum
of $12,360,000.00 to be sold
bid ,base not less than par,
with intel=est not to exceed 3
is called for.
Aas pointed out that this
will provide monies to be
with Federal Aid monies in
of North Dakota
and that a payroll of
v9,000,000.00 will be
available for returnirLg Set-
and War Workers, which
will be a great aid in the
litation of Servicemen back
civil life.
RATES FOR
SET
of public hearings held
at nine key points in the
prevailing wage and em-
practice for harvest labor
by the NDAC Extension
indicate the following rates
types of farm work on
.hour basis: General farm
40 cents; haying, 50 cents;
60 to 65 cents; threshing,
cents; potato loading, one
and potato picking, 8 cents
in wage rates for
and threshing is due
to the Devils Lake, Bottin-
Minot and Willistor~ areas
offers are 5 to 10 cents an
higher in keeping with 1943
binders and pickers, farm
garden tractors, hay balers,
loaders, manure spreaders and
rakes are under OPA
even when sold second
at auctions. "Tie-in" sales,
as when the buyer bids to the
that he will also get a
a rooster, with the under-
at ceiling prices, are for-
also.
FOR ROT WEATHER
GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
JAPAN should be stripped of
the Kurile islands, ceded to
her by Russia in 1875; the Bonins,
colonized by the Japs and an-
nexed in 1876; and the Ryukyu
islands, stolen from an enfeebled
China by the Japanese in 1879
FORMOSA, seized from China
in 1895, and the Pescadores
islands, taken by the Japs during
the same year, will probably be
returned to China after the war.
Volcano and Marcus isles may
become Allied naval-air bases.
AFTER Japan's victory in 1904-
05 war with Russia, the Japs
got Manchuria's Kwantung prov-
ince and the'Karafuto half of
Sakhalin island. Kwantung will
be claimed by China and Rus-
sia will want Karafuto back.
JAPAN slyly converted Korea
from a protectorate in 1905 to
a colony in 1910. In 1914, the
Japs seized Tsing-tao, Germaa.
leased Chinese port. The latter
will return to China. Korea is to
become free and independent:.
• ":' IN ? CH
F .f _. _ : ,.
;i:/.
~,3.PAN reaped a greedy reward for her participation
KJinWorldW~ltlonthesideoftheAIlies. ln1920,~~|Nthe1930's'Japanbeganherbig'timeaggressiOns
I with the invasion of Manchuria in 1931, occupation
and Associated Nations will beI may get a second mark-dowr~ of 10
Monetary Parley Boosts Fund; asked to invest in the contem-l per cen.t if the fund does not veto
tary fund designed to stabilize~mit a still further reduction. No
Comes,toAgreement on Quotas plated $8,800,000,000 postwar mone-J it in 72 hours. The fund may per-
currencies and promote trade: i reduction ,,may be made, however,
p.rti*l re~e~~;~L~ ~qr ~" n.. [ o* ~h .... • .... ~m~rked that • (In million dollars) i except to rectify fundamental dis-
NORTH DAKOTA'S GREATEST
T ADS
B'UYING THEY GET RESULTS SELLING
RATES:
8c per word---no ad less than $1.00
6c word each ad~tionol issue
8e~d er Brine Your Want Ads to the l~bUehev of this Pap~..r
Bend Dlrvet te
NORTH DAKOTA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION
Bl~murek, North Dakota
BUSIIE~;SS OPPORTUNITIES
A 14 family apartment building,
brick structure, all strictly mod-
ern, in first class condition, in one
of the good county seats in N. D.
Specific data on the property, in-
come, exepnse taxes, irmurance, and
everything pertaining to same may
be had ,by writing to box 1413
Fargo, N.D. 49-52
WANTED TO BUY
WE BUY SEED--Tell us what and
lmw much you have, and mail
us samples. We are interested., in
Bromo grass, crest wheat grass,
alfalfa seed, western wheat grass,
sweet clover seed, mustard seed.
Write to Occident Elevator, Box
986, Minot, N.D. 49-52
WANTED: Small thresher, at once,
price and description in first let-
ter. Box 114, Bismarck, N.D. 48
WANTED--John Deere power lift
slxock sweep. Warren Walsh
Agate, N.D. 48-50
FOR SALE ~
IDAHO CEDAR post maker wants
sale carload 1 ots. Write Hugh
Chisholm, Boaners Ferry Idaho4.9.2
ALLIS Chalmer tractor, model U
on rubber. Can be seen at Dor'
man Brothers Farm, Menoker~ N.
D. Adv. 49
1000 WATT Sioux City Wind.
charger, 65 ft. tower. Several sets
of batteries. Deice-Light planta.
Pumps, motors and. radios. Charles
I. Thornton, Chippewa Falls, Wis,
47-49
PRE-WAR NEW tubes, 2 sizes,
450x21 475x19 send certificate.
Used tubes, all sizes Passenger
truck tractor and implement; 150
up. No certificate needed, new and
grade III tires. Write for price,
state size wanted, sent certificate.
600x16 grade III, 445 up, 4 ply
cord reliner, $2.25 each. Gust John-
son, Tire Co., 724 North 3rd St.
Minneapolis, Minn. 43-46 tf.
TRADE SCHOOL
TRAINED AUTO and Diesel Me-
chanics, Welders, Top and Body
men in great demand. )A short
practical course will prepare you
for a good job. Free catalog. HAN-
SON TRADE SCHOOL, Box 1780-
X, Fargo, N. Dak. 48-52
FARM EQUIP~ FOR SALE
MAGNETOS for Popular makes of
tractors. Immediate delivery
F.M.R. Electric Service, 214 Main,
Bismarck, N.D. 49-50
II/ 1,,
HELP WANglE D
DUPLEX PRESSMAN wanted~As-
sist with makeup. 4O-hour week
or more. $1.00 hour. Begin immed-
iately. Also want operator, same
wages. Daily Journal. Devils Lake
N.D.
WANTED TWO men to work in
dairy plant in Bismarck 1217
1217 Main Yegan Dairy Co.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
SEND FOR FREE Catalogue and
price list of 30 Farms for sale in
Lake Region of Minnesota. R. J.
Lindberg, Detroit Lakes, Minn 49
~tIELF WANTED ~ FElV/ALE
WOMEN W A N T E D EVERY-
WHERE. Take orders for fall
dresses. Immediate delivery, sizes
9 to 46, incl. ½ sizes. Write
MAISONETTE FROCKS. Box 537.
Minneapolis. 49-52
GIRLS betweefl 18 and 35 to as-
sist nuns in Catholinc College.
Duties to' consist of preparation of
meals, washing dishes, waiting ta-
bles. Salary $2 per day; and board
and room. Address Sister Superior-
ess, St. Mary's College, Wi~ona,
Minm
NOTICE
FOR EVERY HOME: An unusual
remedy for the home, well named
the family medicine cabinet in one
bottle. Sold on money-back guar-
antee. For complete information
write Lin-Ox-Ol Laboratory, Fargo,
North Dakota, or send $1.00 for
family size bottle. 43-52
LIVESTOCK
WILL SELL my Private Treaty
herd o~ 28 head of registered
Aberdeen Angus cattle, foundatior~
stock. Also farm of 180 acres lo-
cated on Cheynne River. Reason
for selling, old age and sickness.
Samps~>n Stock Farm, McVille, N.
Dak. 49-52
REGISTERED ABERDEEN-Ar~gus
Bulls, Columbia Rams and Hamp-
shire hogs for sale. Priced to selL
To increase your profits write or
visit Hanna Stock Farm, Bordulae,
N. Dak. 47-50
PURE BRED Polled Hereford bulls.
A. E. Netson, Wilton, N. D. 38-t~
Livestock and Production
Loons at 4V2% o Yeae
are made to farmers by the
Mendan Production Credit
Anociation
MANDAN, N. D.
Branoh office~ In Abbet~on IM~
Dickinson
ABERDEEN.ANGUS Bulls pur~
bred and registere~ Best tYl~
and breeding at prices every far-
lmer can afford to pay. Hartl~j,
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