Newspapers

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1916-2000; Stark County, ND, newspaper columnist, member ND Democratic Party, delegate ND Constitutional Convention

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1886-1954; native of Neche, North Dakota

Scope and Contents The Bert Travers Papers, 1941-1983, consist of seven scrapbooks. The scrapbooks were placed in chronological order and the titles given by Travers to the individual scrapbooks are noted in quotation marks. The first scrapbook titled "Miscellaneous" is made up of newspaper articles and announcements ranging from 1941 to 1960. The book begins with the 1941 snowstorm and specifically pertains to the Red River Valley of North Dakota. Interspersed throughout are notices of World War II...

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The Col. Clement A. Lounsberry Papers consist of promotional material for his 1919 book Early History of North Dakota, a program from the 1953 North Dakota Press Association Convention, and an article from the Grand Forks Herald regarding the 1964 birth of Lounsberry's great-great grandchild.

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The North Dakota Press Association Records are divided into four series: Series 1: Correspondence, 1910-1967 Series 2: Financial Records, 1913-1922 Series 3: Publications, 1934-1959 Series 4: Miscellaneous, 1936-1971

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1904-1974; Newspaper columnist, Walsh County, North Dakota

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Honorary journalism society, active on the UND campus since 1921

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Please contact Special Collections for detailed information regarding this collection.

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1975-1978; publication focused on North Dakota politics and current events

Scope and Contents This collection contains correspondence, financial records, and newspaper articles concerning a series of stories relating to North Dakota history, which were published in various state newspapers under the column heading "This Week in North Dakota History." The articles appeared weekly from December 1979 until November 1981 and were written by Dan Rylance and D. Jerome Tweton of the University of North Dakota. The North Dakota Committee for the Humanities and Public Issues funded the...