Hague Happenings Update from the Record
Local notes report B. K. Skeels installing the electric light plant, Miss Marvel Page's Aberdeen visit, harvest season quiet, Mrs. Mary Amundson visiting her son Walter in Aberdeen who faces the draft. Corporal Martin Schall on furlough, ordered back to camp. H B Zenk travels to Rochester for an long awaited relief operation. Gust Arndt family mourns as birth of a son is followed by the death of his father in Douglas, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Amundson
Walter
Aberdeen
Milwaukee R. R
Stark
Grim Reaper
Gust. Arndt
Douglas
N. D
Red Cross Notes Emphasize Caution and Training Films
The Northern Division promotes The Spirit of the Red Cross and The Making of a Nurse films to recruit nurses and train hospital staff. Coler Campbell urges official word before believing casualty rumors, citing a British American hospital bombing in France where nurses saved lives and one soldier credits a nurse with his survival.
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Spirit of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Edith A. Barber
Bureau of Nursing
Northern Division
France
Coler Campbell
Bureau of Military Relief
American Red Cross
Campbell
Smith
War Office
A. C. McLeod
McLeod
Flanders
Nuraee
Er American Red Cross
Epworth League and Sunday School at Yu AXkZ Welcome
The Sun sy School meets at 10 30 a m with instruction to aid Christian growth. Epworth League gathers at 7 15 p m for devotional work aimed at the youth. A children’s program at 8 00 p m invites singing and speaking. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 66 p m. The pastor promises a cordial welcome and a friendly church environment.
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Sun Sy
Epworth League
M. Swaney
Hazetton Happenings From the Republican July 25
Local notes recount attendances at the Masonic lodge in Linton and county convention in Livona. Residents Josephine Baker and Frances Baker visit relatives. cattle shipments to Twin City markets. church and military news from Temvik and Fargo. Widespread travel includes Adj Gen Fraser, hospital notes, and letters from wounded serviceman Clayton Carmichael detailing injuries and return plans.
Summers and Visitors Reach Eureka from Ipswich and Aberdeen
Eureka notes visitors from Ipswich and Zeeland and Aberdeen. Mr and Mrs Wm Keim of Ipswich visit relatives in town. Miss Alice Warner and Miss Mary Guhin return to Aberdean after a week here. Miss Viola Hezel of Zeeland arrives for a family stay. Fred Wittmayer family returns from a Minneapolis auto trip. Mr C Vorlaner and family go to Aberdeen and bring back Mrs Vorlander from Skokie? Illinois.
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Adj
Angus Fraser
Bisme=ck
H. ©. Batzer
Mildred Frazer
Batzer Home
Wm. Keim
Ipswich
Alice Warner
Mary Guhin
Aberdean
Viola Hezel
Zeeland
Phil. Schamber
Fred Wittmayer
Minneapolis
Mr. C. Vorlaner
Aberdeen
Pollock Picks Up News from the Progress Visit
Council of Defense members H L Burch J J Fenelon and R G Parrott attended a meeting in town. Will Dornbush and Isaac Boschker are working in the arrest fields to help save crops. J B Payne sold his 200 acre Milly Sask farm for 41 per acre cash to Dr L C Shockey. Monk Seymour reports employment at Glacier British Columbia with rain and good water. A lightning strike damaged Vikie place barn killing a hog. no other damage.
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Isaac Boschker
Will Dornbush
J. B. Payne
Milly
Sask
Canada
L. C. Shockey
Monk
L. B
Seymour
Glacier
British Columbia
Vancouver
Vikie Place
Orchard and Garden Notes for Fall Harvest Planning
Plant Icicle radish and lettuce now for late fall use. Early celery with boards. dirt may cause decay. Harvest onions when tops yellow and fall. Late sown carrots endure best for winter storage. Thin heavily bearing apples. Pick vegetables early to avoid sun wilt. Keep cucumbers for long season. Use sheep and cow manure for soil. Head lettuce thrives in autumn on cool soil. Sweet corn loses quality with excess handling. Greens like spinach and Swiss chard Feed chickens. Protect quail and wild birds. benefiting home and wallet. Early apples will ripen. prepare to pick and market now.
Rye Harvest Happenings Around Temvik and Nearby
Temvik area reports cutting rye with Temvik residents Temvik Talk and Buck Bros. Borstad visits Mrs Naumann for currants. Local social notes include Mrs Frank Foell hosting Red Cross and numerous visits among Henry Nathan Fay Harding Jackman Maurer Larvick Benedict Rudd and families with trips to Hurley S D and Hot Springs Ark for health.
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Mr. Sherm Rudd
Jennie
S. D
Mr. Rudd
Hot Springs
Ark
Man Who Saves Promises Wealth Over Time
A man who saves money increases his wealth while the borrower remains poorer until he eventually gains a fortune through prudent saving and patience.
Onions Harvest Soon Underway Says Market Advice
The note urges farmers to prepare sacks baskets and boxes for market and avoid wet onions after harvest to keep skin smooth and saleable. It warns damp onions look rough and less appealing to buyers.
Dutch inventor sells steam motor patent to Norway and Sweden
Copenhagen July 30 The inventor Ellehammer has sold his patent rights for a new steam powered motor to Norway and Sweden. The price is said to exceed any prior Scandinavian patent payment. The motor uses steam, reportedly weighs and sizes like the benzine engine and can run on cheap raw oils, promising to replace explosion engines.
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Copenhagen
Ellehammer
Norway
Sweden
Scandinavia
Sizes of American Flags Garrison Flag Details
The garrison flag of the United States Army is described as bunting with an 86 feet fly and 20 feet hoist. It has 13 stripes and a blue field or union in the upper quarter next the staff, containing stars equal to the number of states and extending over a third of the flag’s length to the fourth red stripe from the top.
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United States Army
Mailing Your Thrift Stamp Money for Victory
The piece urges saving with Thrift or War Savings Stamps and mailing money to oneself to gain interest. It frames the stamps as a way to support wartime effort and feel connected to the victory.
The Third Party Pen Rivalry Quips Judge
A witty exchange quotes Judge praising ink over sword and lampoons third party media. The line about ink gaining credit reflects a humorous debate on writing power versus force in public discourse.
Transfers Record of Property Deeds and Pairings
Transfers show Fred J Pietz and wife to Katharina Kundert NW of NW 4 of 32 134 74 40 acres 900 dollars. Egiduis Muller and wife to John Silbernagle Lot 2 and SW of NEF and W4 of SE 4 of 21 30 78 160 88 acres 83500 dollars. George T Rose and wife to Ethel Jacobson NE of SWF and WIT of self of 28 130 78 160 acres 4000 dollars. Thompson A Kieffer and wife to Krist Jakobson E E of SWIG of 28 and NE 4 of NWIF and W4 of NEF of 53 130 78 160 acres 81500 dollars. Krist Jacobson and wife to Thompson A Kieffer SE G of 5 129 78 160 acres 81500 dollars. Subscribe for the Record.
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Fred J. Pietz
Katharina Kundert
Egiduis Muller
John Silbernagle
George T. Rose
Ethel Jacobson
Thompson A. Kieffer
Krist Jakobson
Nwif
Krist Jacobson
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Yu Axkz
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The
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Ellis Smolowitz
Masonic Lodge
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Charles Clark
W. 8. Chandler
Livona
Josephine Baker
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Business College
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Fred Kist
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Lovelace of
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Frank Kell
Temvik
Register of Deeds A. L
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A. F. Kurtz
Martha
Helen
Fargo
Paul Kurtz
Agricultural College
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L. C. Malchert
R. C. Colburn
Arthur Corwin
Mrs. Corwin
Carmichael
Clayton
Hun
Geo. Sempel
Braddock
Braddock News
Emily Sempel
Bernard Baxter
Mandan
Vern York
Selfridge
E. F. Savage
Mr. York
Eureka
From the Northwest Blade
Pollock
H. L. Burch
J. J. Fenelon
R. G. Parrott
Council of Defense
Herrsid
Buck Bros
Christ. Borstad
Frank Foell
Tate Mr
Mrs. Henry Nathan
Anton Larson
Fay Harding
Ray Jackman
L. Maurer
Mrs. Zunkel
Oscar Larvick
Carl Larvick
Charles Benedict
Leon Benedict
Hurley, N. D
Herbert
Jackman
Zunzel
MacLares
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Carpenter Lumber CO
L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
U. S
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United States
First State Bank
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