Dakota Business College Graduates Land Jobs Across Cities
Three Dakota Business College graduates Mamie Olson Ansa Ander ton and Bereniece Kelling secured good positions in three cities. Olson joined Farmers State Bank Sanish North Dakota Kelling moved to First National Bank Baker Montana and Anderson joined Tow a State Livestock Insurance Fargo North Dakota.
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Mamie Olson
Ansa Anderton
Bereniece Kelling
Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Miss Olson
Farmers State Bank
Sanish
Miss Kelling
First National Bank
Baker, Mont
Miss Anderson
Towa State Livestock Insurance Co
F. L. Watkins
Front St
Strayed Roan Mare In Foal Missing From Home
An eight year old roan mare in foal disappeared after being left at a residence between April 12 and April 19. The likely location is the owner’s place, with no further identifying details provided.
Northwest food power touted by Aberdeen College appeal
The Northwest is praised as the world’s greatest food producing region with food at a premium. Aberdeen Business College offers training for the jobs created, inviting readers to request a catalog.
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Abardeen Business College
Linton Light & Power Expands Battery Charging
The Linton Light and Power Company announces it is now equipped to handle battery charging services. This enhancement broadens the utility’s offerings and supports local needs for mobile and stationary battery systems.
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Linton Light & Power Co
Linton Power Plant Expands Storage Batteries Output
The Linton Light and Power Company reports its storage batteries are now producing sufficient power to support intended operations, enabling the plant to handle ongoing work effectively and reliably.
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Linton Light & Power Co
Cattle Wanted East of Winona Inquiries to Mrs A O Rudy
Wanted about forty head of cattle for pasture with running water six miles east of Winona. Inquire of Mrs A O Rudy Linton North Dakota. Found a man's gold cuff and tie pin in a case with two collar buttons. Owner must call Leuwer's to identify it.
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Winona
A. O. Rudy
Linton
N. Dak
Leuwer
Victory Loan drive signs reach ten thousand
The campaign at the opera house drew a steady stream of locals signing Victory Loan cards. By Monday evening the city’s allotment totaled about ten thousand, leaving roughly four thousand still to secure. A Linton resident pledged one thousand after a four hundred entry.
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Opera House
Linton
High School Review Hints At Absences And Activities
The Harling te school notes show students leaving for farm work and country schooling while others were absent for illness or holidays. Mentions of senior class chatter, basketball intermissions, a dance after twelve, and a trip to Bismarck for a band concert reflect campus life.
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Deems Harling
Herman Si
Martha Stieger
Edith Lips
Elon Wells
Clara Schweitzer
Clara Casey
Gladys Sandidge
Miss Macnnder
Galin
San Francisco
Elon
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