Bereavement gratitude and local notices from Braddock area
Correspondence expresses thanks for acts of kindness after the death of Bertha, mentions gratitude to Mr and Mrs Martini and others, and records various town visits, farming activity, and community events across Dale Glanavon Temnvik and surrounding areas. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Hill Frank McConville Jake Vander Vorst Pete reports bad roads and tire shop plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Bertha
Martini
Charles Hill
Harwood area notes and social updates this week
Rev Nelson preached at Harwood school house to a full house. Mrs Harwood remains in Bismarck hospital in critical condition. Several locals visited Hazelton and Linton for meetings, easter plans, and spring work. Carries town news on arrivals, relocations, and farm activity with mentions of Purinton, Harwood, and local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Linton M. E
Stone Church
Ohio
Nelson
Harwood School
L. H. Harwood
Bismarck
Bismarck Hospital
K. K. Klub
R. P. Sisco
Local notes show fires disrupt Hulls and nearby towns
Hulm remains the target of a fire fiend as the elevator where he worked burned before leaving town and his current Dumont Minnesota employer’s elevator also burned. Aberdeen weekend visits, livestock sightings near Hague, and a near drowning near the lake are reported. Temvik Forum met April 7 with debates on whether conditions shape men, but future meetings are postponed due to spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulm
Oregon City
Dumont
Minn
Easter Concert Calls Napoleon Community Back in Place
Mrs. Lindahl resumes music class in Napoleon after illness season and Easter concert plans loom. Local groups including the K K Klub and American Legion Auxiliary report meetings and new officers. Rev Stowell from Sandstone spoke. upcoming services and Memorial Day planning set with full church turnout hoped for.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lindahl
Hospital
L. H. Sisco
Sparks
Edna Lane
Simon
Leone Sisco
The
Legion
Omio Local News Highlights from Last Week
Capt Vanderberg plowed Tuesday while Miss Myrtle Green visited Omio school No 1. The Omio school board met at Hans Hanson home. Feist Bros John and Romeo hauled hay from Linton Thursday. John Dobson grounded feed at Hanson place Wednesday. Henry Ford is noted as staying in Linton overnight. Jake Hetterle, Omie mystery man, consulted the captain last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Green
Omio ‘School No. 1
Omio
Hans Hanson
Feist Bros
John and
Romeo
Linton
Henry Ford
Jake Hetterle
Omie
Wedding and people changes noted in local notice
Uncle Bim announces his wedding for the 13th. B F Cogen returns home to Becker Minnesota. Fred Bellum changes employment. Plans include farming with John Ochsner. Tim Young to spend a month with Ochsner. Sr Marion Priest leaves teaching to farm with Eugene Gabriel. Florence Boileau completes teaching duties and returns to Minnesota. Roy’s fate is not fully disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bellum
Will
John Ochsner
Old family china talk ends in kitchen quip
In a light exchange Mrs. Famtree notes a lack of Eighteenth century pieces among her old family china. Mrs. Newgilt retorts that earlier generations had funds to hire help for washing dishes.
Mer ry villagers not in show audience plans
A musical comedy manager responds to a question about mer ry villagers appearing on stage. He says no, they are all intended to be in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Ellogg’s
Shaft sunk in Firth of Forth floods drowning miners
A historic mining project near Borrowstounness built a shaft half a mile offshore in the Firth of Forth. Aided by a quay for loading ships the shaft was engulfed by a high tide and all miners aboard were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth of Forth
Borrowstounness
oBness
Geophone Used to Locate Water Main Leaks
The geophone, an instrument developed during the war for locating underground sounds, has been successfully applied to determine the location of leaks in water mains.
Swedish Army Air Service Lays Telegraph Wire Fast
Swedish army air service laid six miles of telegraph wire in six minutes according to a brief report. The remarkable efficiency highlighted rapid construction by aerial units in a wartime communications effort.
First school for colored children in Massachusetts began in 1798
The article notes the establishment of the first school for colored children in Massachusetts in 1798, marking an early chapter in education equity. It highlights the historical context and the pioneering effort by educators and communities to provide schooling for Black children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Circus Elephants Killed After Unruly Displays
A circus faced a drastic measure as two elephants were killed after proving unmanageable during performances. Officials cited safety concerns and halted further acts as handlers attempted containment and restraint.
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Jimmy
Kelloggs
Leo
Pollock
Frank McConville
Dale
Town
Eli Atkins
Glanavon
Frank Lewis
Peter Busk
Pete
Jake Vander Vorst
Frank Newsman
Arie Stam
Westfield Neighborhood
Chester Barr
Strasburg
Peter Barr
John Stout
Kev Vander Wal
Emmons County
John Fish
Weslyn Ryckman
Andrew van Beek
Wm. A. Vander Vorste
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Hanson
Mr. and
Mrs. Dobson
Vanderberg
Hetterle
Temvik
Mrs. Greinstein
John Lacher
Miss Green
Adamson
Rev. Rockwell
Vern Smith
Oh Henry
Bachelor
Patrick Malone
John Hanson
Grogan Home
Mr. Teuben
Sandwich
W. H. Johnson
Temnvik
Jake Feist
Mr. Doolittle and Son
Grandpa Teuben
Mr. Dobson
Mr. Schwab
E. R. Purintun
Hazelton
Leonard Sathern
Purintun
Mark
Ben Nagle
Abe Martalia
John Swanson
E. W. Baker
Mark Purinton
Anton Larson
Rev
Myrtle
Mrs. H
Myrom Baker
Mrs. L. P. Hendrix
Davis House
Temvik Forum
Mrs. J. Berreth
Ed. Gentz
T. J. Thompson
Grace
St. Paul
Blanche Stedman
Balser Reich
Mrs. B. Donnelly
Stedman and Foell
J. P. Jones
Aberdeen
S. D
S. A. Schoonover
Martha Wohl
Carrie Reich
Albrecht General Merchandise
Mabel Billingsley
C. J. Albrecht
South Dakota
Henry Speichert
F. Rotzien
Mrs. Page
Hague
John Zahn
Sam Kogan
Geo. Kuntz
Nick Mosser
J. J. Volk
Lamberton, Minn
William Jellema
Hull
Michigan
Darkey
Jake Weber
H. L. Stedman
Roger Stedman
Messrs. C. N. Hendrix
John Redlinger
Kintyre
Home Mission Club
Stowell
Sandstone
L. C. McEwan
D. D
Presbyterian Synod
John
Hanson Place
Uncle Bim
B. F
Cogen
Becker, Minn
Tim Young
Mr. Ochsner
Marion Priest
Eugene Gabriel
Florence Boileau
Minnesota
Roy
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Fred Kist
Prop
Black
White
Paul H. Marshall
North Dakota