Sunday Notices and Social Visits Around Minnesota
Kerrick Art Lund drove to Sunday. Marie Gellatly spent Sunday in Doluth. Florence Dunn visited relatives in Hinckley. Caldwell rented with friends in Nickerson last Sunday. Church services next Sunday at the school house at 3 PM. Ruth West returned to Delano Minnesota for the summer. Mr and Mrs JH Hogan visited Holyoke Friday. Union Ladies Aid meets Saturday June 4 with Mrs Aug Larson Oak Lake. Mr and Mrs G E Nelson and Teddy left Friday for Delano to visit Mrs Nelson's parents and returned Tuesday.
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Marie Gellatly
Florence Dunn
Hinckley
Dor
G. E. Nelson
Teddy
Delano
Nelson
Local residents and visitors traded days in regional travels
Nickerson Manghini Bros. planned to Bru 5 Friday while Albert Dennin journeyed to Superior Tuesday. Sadie Gordon of Duluth was home last Friday. Fd LeMay sought work in the Twin Ports on Wednesday. Dora LeMay spent the weekend with her parents. Lottie Wilson of Askew visited Saturday, and the Wahlquist family motored to Bruno Wednesday. Numerous people visited Superior and Duluth for leisure, work, and social gatherings.
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Sadie Gordon
Duluth
Fd LeMay
Twin Ports
Dora LeMay
Closing of school and community notices from Duluth area
Duquette Mrs B Torell spent a few days in Duluth last week. Miss Myrna Norell of Duluth spent the weekend at her home here. The date June 18 marks the first dance of the season in the community hall. Well drillers from Askew started to drill the school well Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Benson and family left for Minneapolis. Mrs Lewis Klein will entertain the Community Ladies. Cort Moline of Minneapolis arrived to spend part of the summer with his sister Mrs John Badin. Mrs Johnson and baby of Minneapolis have been renting with her brother's family. Chas Berger returning May 0th. Miss Florence Nicolls, the only nurse, visited Duquette examining school children and homes. The children will celebrate the closing of school with a piece in the park Friday afternoon. The closing program and 8th grade graduation will be held at the hall Saturday evening. Rids for construction of the new school house were opened Thursday May 26th. Richard Billingsly of Minneapolis had the lowest bid and will begin work in a few days. Ingenious Motion Pictures show a ten minute film of a large public building rising from the ground. The structure is the United States Bureau of Standards building. Why does a loan when really good often look so sad.
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Lillian LeMay
Superior
Geo
PL Grout
Duluth
Tesday
W. J. Hermes
Minneapolis
Mary Soper
Wiggen
RF. Ebner
Miss Witmever
LeMay
John Dolan
JDF No 2
Benson
Lewis Klein
Andy
Cort Moline
John Badin
Johnson
Baby
Chas Berger
Rids
Richard Billingsly
Gary cites minority obstruction slowing postwar recovery
Elbert H Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told the American Iron and Steel Institute that progress will be slow until a minority of businessmen and workers abandon dishonest practices. He urged readjustments in costs of living and prices, noting wages should not fall before costs ease. Retail prices remain high and wage increases are unjustified if living costs stay elevated.
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New York
Elbert H Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
New Rail Pacts Near as Talks Reach Most Lines
Chicago reports indicate railway road and shop employes near agreement on national shop crafts pacts. Conferences proceed across many lines with the Railroad Labor Board asked to specify signatories for completed settlements.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Germany pays first reparations installment in gold marks
Germany completed payment of one billion gold marks as the first reparations installment under the Peace Treaty. The treasury notes were handed to the reparations commission by a German government courier arriving in Paris to deliver the wallet containing the notes.
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Paris
Germany
Hertin
Undersea Mines Reclaim Land In Pacific Coast Coal Field
The article describes early Pacific coast coal mining near Fort Rupert and Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. It notes the No. 1 shaft along the shoreline and the El Colorado mine becoming a steady shipper by 1885, with periods of suspension due to a deadly explosion and labor troubles. Since then output exceeds 8 million tons, and land has been reclaimed by dumping waste rock into the sea, creating building plots.
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Fort Rupert
Pacific
Nanaim
Vancouver Island
Fireflies as Lanterns in Caribbean Cultures and Crops
Fireflies in Cuba and nearby Caribbean islands were used as lanterns by preColumbian Indians and later by African descendants. The insects glowed reliably in wind and rain, enabling Morse-like signaling for warnings and nocturnal gatherings. Separate notes discuss weed killing by salt and ammonium, and brief mentions of labor statistics in 1878.
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Cuba
Caribbean
Antilles
Pittsburgh Dts
Want Ads Prove Their Power in The American
Classified blurbs in The American work wonders for readers seeking goods, services, or opportunities. Small ads connect buyers and sellers quickly, offering affordable listings and rapid responses that showcase the paper’s practical reach.
American Want Ad Results Hint at Quick Sales
A brief note suggests trying an American Want Ad to gauge fast results. The ad format invites broad listings and quick responses, underscoring the appeal of concise, targeted notices for buyers and sellers.
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Kerrick
Art Lund
Nickerson
Manghini Bros
Bru
Albert Dennin
GL. Wahlquist
Bruno
Tno
Champagne
Peter and
Mabel Wiggen
Dulath
Geo. P. Grout
Jean du Lath
G.L. Wahlquist
Great Northern
Brookston Tower
Duquette
B Torell
Myrna Norell
Askew
Florence Nicolls
IP Erickson
J. Ho Johnson
Fim
Popular Mechanics
United States Bureau of Standanta
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Qoderbrucker
Northwestern
Dent
Minnesota
Askov Co-Operative Ass’n
J. P. Sorensen
Richard W. Child
Era Richard Washburn Child
United States
Japan
Cumberland Md
Cleave
Deas
Pontiac Lake
Jomon
Kuugars
Columbus
San Digeo
George T Ree
Roster
Mass
Mary Arttor
Machinis
Dames PF Dudier
Vingimia
Sery
Easly
Grimefel
Tad Streck
North Island
The
St. Leonard Bastin
Ag Freeste Ask
Cevoter
Ceeum
Saime
Sagen Siog
Doimeeg
Op Smeorniel
Bertin Metalworks
New Zealand
Harding
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Washington
Denby
Roosevelt
Marine
Quantico
D’ancona & Co
C. Eriksen
A. Henriksen Askov
Minsota
P. NX. Fenger
DE James Slaven
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