Townley and William Langer involving Mexican land dealsДЁ24 вЂ“ Change of pace in life from 20вЂ™s to present, Reasons for the changes in pace of life, Chautauqua Circuit performs in area, Opera house, вЂњSensationalisticвЂќ crime cases, Theatrics in the courtroom, The old courthouse, Incident of vigilante activityД©43 вЂ“ LangerвЂ™s moratorium affects number of court cases, Land value, IWW laborersвЂ™ camp outside of town, World War II opinion, Pete Nyes, Standbo, and Lindbergh electionД 49 вЂ“ Public attitude to criminality, punishment, and prison, The removal of countryвЂ™s backlog of legal cases, Handling of the victimless casesДЎ58 вЂ“ Family history, Night curfews, Reasons for change in pace of life, Opinion of televisionД 20 вЂ“ Family history, Her childhood, FatherвЂ™s political life, Legal housing and enforcementДЎ14 вЂ“ Family history, First sheriff, Courthouse, Family history, Post office, Businesses, Compares past and present grocery stores, Dentists, Lawyers, Doctors, Poor House instead of Welfare Office, Bank, вЂњBlind PigвЂќ, Opera house, Other businesses, Social life, Location and financing of Poor House, Nationalities, Her education, Predominant church, Prominent businessmenДў17 вЂ“ Raising livestock within city, Livery barn, Early organizations, Family history, Education, Her education, Frank WhiteвЂ™s family lives in the area, Telephone company and lineДЈ36 вЂ“ Telephone company salaries, Telephone line, Bottling soft drink factory, Railroad depot, Hiline bridge, Rail traffic, General store, Boarding houseД¤46 вЂ“ Academy of Music, Opera house, Touring companies, Park, Baseball, Ladies and fraternal organizations, Visiting, Marketing hoursДҐ61 вЂ“ Her personal history, Her husband, Valley City Grocery Company, Typhoid fever epidemics, Becomes married, Mechanics of Valley City Grocery CompanyД¦63 вЂ“ Grocery stores, Enterprising businessmenД§15 вЂ“ Other businessmen, вЂњBlind PigвЂќ, Hobos, Peddlers, Medicine shows, 1918 Influenza Epidemic, Doctors, Flour mill, Original Occident mill, Creamery, Hatchery, Ski jumpДЁ19 вЂ“ State of city affairs during the depression, Friendliness, The cityвЂ™s political affiliations, Family politics, Opinion of William Langer, General political comments about George M. OвЂ™Conner-Frazier electionД¦78 вЂ“ Reasons for success of NPL, Leaguers join the Democratic and Republican PartiesД§27 вЂ“ William Langer appoints Tom Sathery to Supreme Court, Sathery defeats Tom Burke in Supreme Court election, Strength of the Democratic Party in early days, LangerвЂ™s вЂњcontroversial figureвЂќ with the public, Works as court reporter, Credibility of appointments by Langer and Frazier, Dispute between A. Family HistoryДЎ20 вЂ“ Description of Valley City in early days, Use of the river, A local park, Chautauqua Park, Williams Jennings Bryan, Billy Sunday speaks with the Chautauqua, Clubs, Military balls, Role of a lawyer in early days, A murder caseДў47 вЂ“ Age of oratory in courtroom, вЂњCharacter LawyersвЂќ, Cases of bootleggers, An electric car, Lights in automobiles, The prohibition daysДЈ52 вЂ“ Prohibition, The consumption of alcohol by women, Cases of bootlegging, Bootleggers, Consumption of alcohol, The organization of districtsД¤52 вЂ“ Supreme CourtвЂ™s authority to appoint a change of judge, Judge Butz sues a carnival, His opinion of Francis Murphy, Attorneys at Fargo, Reasons for a judge being assigned to another districtДҐ64 вЂ“ Father serves as first judicial judge, Retirement plans and salaries for judges, J.F.T. Tape #1 Judge Hamilton Englert (Valley City)Д 20 вЂ“ Reasons for moving to North Dakota. Portions of the following interviews apply to Barnes County: Jenny Keeling, Valley City 0038A & BДў1 Karolina Meidinger, Valley City 0039A & B Seidlinger, Wimbledon 0034A & BДЎ7 Lulu Larson, Valley City (Dazey) 0035A & BДЎ9 Mr. вЂњCecilвЂќ Johnson, Kathryn 0025A & BДЁ George and Esther Overn, Kathryn 0026A & BДЎ3 Melvin and Gladys Quick, Dazey 0031A & BДЎ6 Elmer P. 1 Judge Hamilton Englert, Valley City 0019A & BДЈ Dr.

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