Bruno Community News Highlights from Bruno Pine County
Sunday and Decoration Day activities feature visits by clergy and residents from nearby towns. The school program, Girl and Boy Scouts demonstrations, Red Cross clinic with Miss Nicoll, and the dedication of new porches and sheds are detailed, with praise for teachers, nurses, and volunteers guiding the community’s historic Bruno pageant and upcoming baseball on home grounds.
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Bruno
Pine County
Miss Niccoll
Red Cross
Miss Nicoll
Nash
Bruno Farm Bureau Unit Meeting Announces June Dates
Bruno Farm Bureau Unit will meet at 8 P.M. on Thursday June 9 at the school auditorium to vote on state and national questions. Bruno Dairy and Potato Growers Association will meet June 18 at 8 P.M. at Frank Rodenberger’s home. Mr and Mrs Rodenberger invite all members and interested non members for entertainment and social time.
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Bruno Farm Bureau U
Karl R von Schenk
Bruno Dairy and Potato Growers Association
Frank Rodenberger
A. L. Churchill
Effective Printing Demonstrates Quality Materials and Craft
A printer touts superior type, presses, and skilled workmen with strong paper grades for quality output. The message promises ample wares and knowledgeable staff to guide customers through hammermill bonded papers and related stock.
Pleasant Hill Notes and Local Social Roundup
Pleasant Hill community updates share John Mach visiting Dakota on Tuesday while Mr. and Mrs. Berglund host activities in Sandstone. Mrs. Kohler and son return from the Cities as Pine City hosts school business and a planned picnic for scholars in Berglund grove next Friday. Dorothy Berglund and Alice Davis visit Jean ette and Hazel Hamre. Belle Johnson stays with her mother Mrs. Robinson. Sunday school exercises set for June 12 at 10 A M. Kerrick hosts a well attended reception for Rev. Simpson despite rain. Boy Scouts host ice cream and cake at their cabin on Wednesday evening.
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S. A. Blair
Glenn Gault
Dr. Dredge
Sandstone
A. L. Churchill
Pine City
Loyd Shuey
Wessington Springs
Miller
Mrs. Skinner
Genevieve Gellatly
Duluth
Geo. Hanson
Minneapolis
John N. Hanson
John Hanley
Hudson
Wis
Simpson
Oaklake
Glenn Ferguson
Charlie Long
John Mach
Dakota
H. J. Berglund
Frances E. Kohler and Son
Berglund Grove
Dorothy Berglund
Alice Davis
Jeanette
Hazel Hamre
Belle Johnson
Robinson
Boy Scouts
The Handy Airplane and Prohibition Era Travel
A Thrift Magazine quip praises a speedy Europe crossing for thirsty fans using a new invention. It jokes that after discussing matters with a friend until speech blends and a hat covers one eye, the traveler returns home with a headache.
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Europe
Chickens and Chickens Provokes Local Banter
An East Side gentleman asks a neighbor if their chickens trouble him. The neighbor misreads the remark as about the neighbor's daughters. The exchange reflects light, humorous gossip cited by the Columbus Dispatch.
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East Side
Columbus Dispatch
Bullets Expelled by the Heart Noted by Sir Charles Ballance
An observation reported by Sir Charles Ballance in The Lancet describes bullets that pierced the heart often being expelled through the bloodstream and traveling to distant parts of the body where they lodged in an artery.
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Sir Charles Ballance
Lancet
London
A Good Thing The U S Cannot Bank
A playful quip noting the United States could not bank due to the idea of how many vice presidents would need seed money. The exchange uses humor about financial systems and political figures to illustrate the point.
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United States
Farmers' Finance Corp forms to aid grain movement
A $100 million Farmers' Finance corporation is formed by United States Grain Growers with advisory Bernard Baruch. It aims to guarantee markets for farmers during tight money, speed grain from origin to consumer, and reduce middleman handling while not disrupting existing marketing systems.
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Ne York
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Bernard Baruch
Delaware
Clifford Thorne
Caicago
Grain Growers
Finance Corporation
American Farm Bureau
Government Committees
Grain Growers Executive Committee
C. H. Gustafson
Lincoln
Neb
J. M. Anderson
St. Paul
P. E Donnell
Waco
William Kalb
W. F. Schilling
Northfield
Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Schilling
Equity Co-operative Exchange
Chicago
James R. Howard
Immigration limits set for June under three per cent law
Commissioner General Husband announced June entry allowances by country with the United Kingdom at 5923, Norway 930, Sweden 1531, Denmark 433, Netherlands 287, Germany 22, Finland 298, Africa unspecified. The limits become operative June 3.
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Washington
Husband
United Kindom
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherserland
Ger
Finland
Africa
Film actor drowns during staged scene in Seattle
Seattle drowning tragedy during a film shoot. J A Clark attempted to stage a scene with Isabelle Carpenter as leading lady when he was swept away by floodwaters in a Green River mine area. Lane Allesburg company facing investigation for the incident.
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Dram
Seattle
Wash
J. A. Clark
Green
Isabelle Carpenter
Menset Wits
Lane-Allesburg
Seville Spring Festival and Holy Week Procession
The piece describes Seville in spring with orange blossoms and Moorish ironwork, highlighting the Easter procession with the Virgin and the city’s blend of religion and festivity, followed by bull fights near the cathedral.
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Seville
Spain
Dentist Disposes Of Wine After Unexpected Explosion
A Brockton, Massachusetts dentist faced an awkward moment when a denatured alcohol bottle stopper blew off during a procedure. He had stored a bottle of wine given by a patient and disposed of it to a friend after causing a brief commotion in the cabinet, masking the odor with the denatured alcohol explanation.
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Brockton Enter- Prine
Ancient Dentistry Revealed In Egyptian Mummies
Lieut. Commander George H. Reed reports to the National First Aid Association that ancient dentistry appears in Egyptian mummies and prehistoric skulls. Museums display dentiscalpia toothpicks and the first written dental treatment record is from a papyrus likely dated 1550 B C mentioning gum inflammation.
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George H. Reed
D. C
National First Aid Association of America
First Aid
Egypt
Kansas Birds Insect-Eating Fleet Save Farm Profits
A State Horticultural Society report estimates Kansas birds number 256 million and consume 576 million pounds of insects yearly. The data suggest a vast economic value to farmers, noting the birds' insect consumption could fill 480 trains of insects and stretch Oklahoma to Nebraska in length.
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Bird Protection
The
State Horticultural Society of
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Carolina Inventor Patents Golf Ball Reclaiming System
A compact outfit for cleaning repainting and reenameling golf balls has been patented by a North Carolina inventor. The device aims to reclaim worn golf balls for reuse, detailing a method and apparatus for refurbishing surfaces and restoring playability.
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North Carolina
Fragmentary Fire Record Notes Hazy Data
Incomplete OCR text shows a year reference and vague figures like 8 per capite. The fragment mentions losses and a fire record but lacks clear names dates places or outcomes.
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Marie Gellatly
Kerrick
H. G. White
Ostrom
Ferguson
Shelgren
Walter Bram
Stillwater
Gault
Girl Scouts
George Plaisted
Breckenridge
Mike
Nettie Layng
Brook Park
Percy Murphy
Kloister
North Branch
Evalyn Plaisted
Phylis Sommers
Plaisted
Smith
Jacob Smith
C. F. Peterson
Rev. Simpson
Pleasant Hill
St. Peter
Lepeer
Benson-Hansen Lumber Co
Home Economics Club
Mary L. Bull
State Extension Division
R . H. McCann
Lund
McCann
Finlayson
Lour
Bruno, Minn
Undertaker
Duluth Floral Co
Duluth, Minn
Amoskeag Chambray and Gingham
Rockford
Cash Store
John Stafford
Howard Parmenter
Wayland
Mass
Allionaire
Johnathan Parmenter
Offtetia
Elise
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