W. C. T. U. Holds District Convention Here
The First District WCTU convention filled the city with representative ladies. Acting president Mrs. Necia Buck presided in Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson’s absence. Misses Georgia Chambers Tena McLarty Estella Dunbar led papers on various branches. Medals went to Esther McFarland and Ray Jacobson. Lectures by Rep. Frank Hyland and Rev. E L Brooks preceded Mrs. Lena Wallace Hartzell’s suffrage speech inspiring greater effort for ballots.
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Necia Buck
Starkweather
Elizabeth Preston Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Chambers
Tena McLarty
D. V. Brennan
Inter Ocean
Horton
Commercial Club
Ray Jacobson
Churchs Ferry
Nellie Thompson
Rolla
Ella Albertson
Edna Salt
Cando
Gerald McCarthy
Ruby Olson
Merl Reedy
Edna Lux
E. L. Brooks
North Dakota
Enforcement League
Lena Wallace Hartzell
Wallace
Dakota Flour Advertisement Persuades Trial Use
A vintage ad claims the flour proves itself as customers who try it will continue using it. It urges households to order a sack today for mutual benefit, praising the product and inviting immediate action. The writer emphasizes merit and consumer satisfaction to persuade purchases.
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Madast
Review of Second Amendment by Hansbrough
M H Brennan finds Hansbroughs The Second Amendment intensely interesting and notes the work's strong ideas. He cites journalism as the school of progressive thought and praises the book for its unselfish political aim.
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M. H. Brennan
Hansbrough
Sheridan
Hanebrough
Altrocracy
Bolstan
Juanita
Conversation Fragments Surface in Don Jose Guerrero Tale
A brief dialogue excerpt shows a character asking trust about the fate of Don Jose Guerrero. A companion responds with humility and courteous skepticism, highlighting themes of belief and social propriety in a poised exchange. The fragment hints at a larger narrative with tension between truth and politeness.
North Dakota County Fairs Urged to Display at State Fair
County fair associations are urged by North Dakota State Fair officials to participate in a special county exhibit department. Secretary Bacheller recently wrote to county fair secretaries highlighting the opportunity to improve finances and promote progress. Exhibits are seen as valuable advertising to attract visitors and spotlight Ramgey county as a winner.
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North Dakota
North Dakota State Fair Association
Bacheller
State Fair
Feir Association
Ramgey County
City hall idea urged to buy existing theatre
A reader argues for municipal control by purchasing the current theatre building in Devils Lake to become the city hall. It notes the structure is handsome and adequate, likely cheaper than a new building, and cites the Metropolitan at Grand Forks as a cautionary example of private ownership and costs overruns.
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City Hall
Aize
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
No title available for fragmentary excerpt
A fragmented passage discusses the value of municipal ownership for a theater and hotel to attract growth and pride in a city, noting a lack of cooperation and factional disputes hindering progress. It mentions income and the town’s status as a show town, emphasizing needed facilities for prosperity.
North Dakota Chautauqua Promises Big Assembly
The upcoming North Dakota Chautauqua opens July 2 with Secretary Hocking pushing improvements. Admission becomes free for all, new attractions planned in the Auditorium, better hotel and restaurant facilities, and improved ground transportation. Grand Forks Day will feature a special train organized by Secretary Bachellor and IA Hunter with Walters expected to draw thousands.
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North Dakota
Chautauqua
Hocking
Ereunds
Bachellor
IA. I. Hunter
Recital by Miss Norton’s Music Pupils Impresses Crowd
A delightful Wednesday afternoon recital by Miss Mary Norton’s music pupils drew proud parents and friends. Norton, a Chicago Musical College graduate, heads a large class, reflecting her popularity and the students’ credit to themselves and their teacher.
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Mary ‘Norton
Senator Hansborough Book Review Sparks Turbulent Interest
The Minnespolly Tribune notes a favorable review of Senator Hansborough's book The Second Amendment. It mentions a thrilling reaction among readers and reports the book being on sale at Turner’s book store.
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Minnespolly Tribune
Bunday
Senator Hansborough
Turner
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