Cost of Living Debate at International Agriculture Congress
At the tenth International Congress of Agriculture in Brussels delegates discuss global food costs. Former French premier M Melin presided and warned prices will rise as population grows and production lags. He opposes rural to urban migration and contrasts U.S. tariffs with world markets.
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International Congress of Agriculture
Stesion
Brussels
M. Meline
United States
Fragmented thoughts mix satire and patriotism in a chaotic column
A jumbled newspaper column critiques suffragists, memorial day observances, and politics while joking about boats, arithmetic, and public figures. It railes at wartime prep costs, celebrates small public scenes, and teases the era’s social debates with scattered vignettes.
Gollmar Brothers Parade Showcases Giant Cages and Ponies
The Gollmar Brothers parade features monster steel cages and Shetland ponies as a highlight of their horse fair. They are touted as pioneers in showing fine horses and conducting an ever popular parade, with lofty ideals and progressive progress noted by observers.
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Wooders
Gollimat Brothers
Gollmars
Gollmar Brothers
Gollmar Brothers Circus to Parade on July 3
Skeptics will be convinced by the Gollmar Brothers Circus giant street display on the city’s main streets July 3. The Pageant of the Gollmar Brothers promises a spectacular procession of elaborate floats and costumes, a showcase of the troupe’s famed pageantry.
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Gollmar Brothers
Salimates
Funeral for Mrs. Karen Thomas Held at Farm Home
Mrs. Karen Thomas was laid to rest Monday at the Thomas farm home six miles west of town. Rev. A. C. Barron led the service with Grand Harbor Lutheran Church choir, a solo by Mrs. A. C. Barron, and organ music by Mrs. Ole Scrumgard. Interment followed at Grand Harbor Lutheran cemetery.
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Thomas Farm
Here
Karen Thomas
A. C. Barron
Grand Harbor Lutheran Church
Ole Scrumgard
Grand Harbor Lutheran Cemetery
Labor trouble halts Noibe line construction in Bowbells
A labor strike disrupted the Noibe short line project linking the Great Northern and Grand Trunk railroads. Workers halted progress near Bowbells North Dakota as steel gangs laid track toward a expected August 1 operation date, delaying joint service across the Canadian boundary.
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Bowbells
Noibe
Bowbeally
Fe Ghar Northern
Grand Traknes
Great Northern
Cunsalan
St. Vincent
Minn
Emerson
Man
Noches
Walhalla
Cando
Surrey Iimoff
Mouse River
Northgate
Indomitable woman known for devotion to family
The obituary recalls a devoted wife and mother who worked hard for her family in Wester country. She is survived by a husband and two daughters, Mrs Andrea of Chicago and Mrs Erickson of Sheyenne. Citizens joined in offering sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Plonteer
Wester
B. Andrea
Chicago
Erickson
Sheyenne
University Professor Opposes Canal Fortifications
A university professor argues against fortifying the Panama Canal amid global tensions. The stance questions escalation and the abandonment of defense plans, referencing international expectations and strategic implications.
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Panama ‘Canal
Inja Méasore
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