War Bond Purchases Lifted By Typographical Union Vote
The Typographical union voted to purchase another $100 Liberty bond, third so far, amid war financing. Local items report officials and citizens in Bismarck Fargo Minot and other North Dakota towns addressing draftee, drought, and punch issues including resignations and new appointments in state agencies.
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Bismarck
Burr Mclntoch
North Dakota
H. C. Kuh
Missoula
Mont
Jay W. Bliss
North Dakota Highway Commission
Kenmare
Fargo
Elof Nelgon
Washington
Navy
Vancouver
Wash
Fargo College
North Dakota Agricultural College
Concordia College
Moorhead
University of North Dakota
Inot
E. Edmunds
Leighton
Grafton
J. Kalal
A. Kalal
Norton
Larkin
Devils Lake
Gustavy Warnock
United States
C. D. Scott
Federal
Grand Jury
Schafer
Continental Ol Company
Fairview
L. B. Hanna
France
Red Cross
New York City
Hannah
Grand Forks
North Dakota Baptist Conference
D. E. Deake
Minot
W. R. Hill
State Highway Commission
Ward County
Burlington
Lincoln Republican League
National Nonpartian League
Jennie Ogg
State Supreme Court
Ward
Rolia
Nationa Becurity League
Beeen
Lawson
John Norby
New Dickinson Normal School
Noonan Consolidated School
Gable
Miller
Dunn Center
Dickinson
Grace Hoffman
Langdon
Caryaller County
Langdon Commercial Club
Matt
A. B. Cooke
Adams County
Ray D. Laflin
L. K. Hassell
Leo
Horst
Nonpartisan League
W. ©. Green
Federal Grand Jury
Towner
N. C
Federal Reserve Board
Minneapolis
T. H. Pugh
Dickinson School
Federal Board
Dickinson School Board
Liberty Loan
J. Steen
North Dakota Teachers’ Retirement and Pension Fund
Edinburg
E. F. Ladd
Ladd
New England
New England Congregational Church
A. F. Prior
Prior
Rundle Ranch
Mandan
Mandan N. P
Scouts at Fort Sheridan Show Preparedness and Organization
Nearly four thousand candidates arrive at the Fort Sheridan training camp as scouts, praised by Captain Keeley for their thorough planning. Boy Scouts direct arrivals from trains to registration, guide to companies, and serve as orderlies at multiple offices, with a dedicated house in officers row reflecting their good turn ethic.
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Fort Sheridan
Keeley
Cattle food from offal from Dutch scientist
A Netherlands scientist has created cattle feed from albumen sourced from slaughterhouses and fishing centers with potato and fruit refuse. The invention aims to convert waste into nutritious livestock fodder.
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Netherlands
Dr Mellenthin Free Exam Tour Comes to Bismarck
North Dakota licensed Dr Mellenthin offers free medical consultation and examination during his travel to Bismarck with no charge for the exam. He notes he does not operate for chronic appendicitis gallstones ulcers tonsils or adenoids and claims many positive results in stomach liver kidney and other ailments. Call for appointment at 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Mellenthin
North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Monn
Keighley Scouts Put Town On The World Map
Keighley England, with a population of 42 000, has become internationally famous as a living lesson in beating Uboats. American advertising methods spurred posters and pamphlets that mobilized citizens to cut bread rations to 3.7 pounds per head, the lowest in the country, while scouts battle waste and recover usable materials.
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Boy Scouts
Keighley
England
United Kingdom
Unfortunate Child Plays With Cousins Over Age
Margaret and Helen, cousins, quarrel after Helen refuses to play. Helen explains she cannot play because Margaret was born too late, suggesting a conflict over age as a barrier to participation.
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Margaret
Helen
Gbid
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Dr. Mellenthin
Mckinzie Hotel
Toledo
Emmons County Motor Co
Strasburg, N. D
E. P. Zunkel
Temvik
N. D