Bridge bids and road hearings open at Linton August 1 1915
Official proceedings of Burleigh County North Dakota detail bid openings for bridges and culverts with multiple firms and prices. The board awards contracts for bridges and culverts, declares roads public highways, lists damages and payments, selects jurors, and appoints election officials and county staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
N. D
Smith & Anderson Co. Ltd
White Water Bridge Co
Smuth & Anderson
Hennenin Bridge Co
Bidwell
Linton Bridge
Te. Bidwell
Linton Hide
Const. Co
Fo. Bidwell
Linton Bde. Const. Co
Bridges Co
Township
PD. Bidwell
Phillip Zoller
Leuis Ho Koon
Wood
Louis Ho Koon
George Huber
Said
Kild
TR. Temple
Frank ©. Bell
Jane
Gottlieb Herr
Shithip Zoller
Suffragists In War Work Address Civic Service
The New York State Woman Suffrage Party details its post 1917 war efforts led by vice chairwoman Mrs. Norman deR. Whitehouse. It reports sending the first women hospital unit abroad and hosting a naval and military benefit at Madison Square Garden to fund the unit. It highlights food conservation, War Savings Stamps, citizenship schools, intelligence and Americanization committees, and rural outreach to boost morale and civic welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Woman Sufrage
United States
National Woman Suffrage Associaion
Madison Square Garden
France
Norman der. Whitehouse
Rural Problems Committee
National Security League
Woman Suffrage Party
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Morning Session Minutes From August 20 1918
Minutes list attendees led by T P Lea with commissioners Richardson Weber and Heaume. It records road work disbursements totaling several dollars to numerous workers including Fercho, Nas, Ovreth Lee, Willierr, De adit, Henry Reemann, J H Koon, Norbert Killinerley, Jarab, and others with uneven spellings and amounts such as 18.00 12.00 8.50 1 6 50 2.00 3.50 21.96 20.00 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. PP. Lea
T. J. Richardson
Louis Weber
Leonard Duo
Heaume
D. Adams
Novaen
CG Fercho
Aces
Katner
Feyereisen
Nas
Oneur Kiscins
Ovreth Lee
Whytk
Willierr
Herry
Reemann
J. H. Koon
Norbert Killinerley
Oridiep Cassees
Jarab
Listening In In Egypt Mohammedans Attend Sermon School
The report describes Mohammedans in Egypt listening to Christian services. Attendance rises with four Mohammedan professors at a preaching service and 15 Mohammedan boys attending Sunday school for the first time, their fathers watching from outside to hear the teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Christian Herald
Little Lady in Farmsdale Sparks Quiet Village Change
In Farmsdale the new resident known as the little lady softens old tensions by aiding workers and organizing aid for soldiers families. Josie and Bert’s wife, Nell, and others gain support as the town greens grow and the community moves toward self sufficiency amid war’s shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmsdale
Parsons Place
Farrmsdale
Jim
France
Josie
Bert
Prom‘ises
Nell
Henry
Jed
Mattie
Ben
Old Henry
Tentative draft for distribution of drought aid loans
Aimed at farmers in drought stricken areas the plan proposes loans up to 300 dollars per applicant with a 6 percent interest rate. Federal Land Banks will act as financial agents with local banks assisting. Loan approval rests with the Agriculture Department and funds become available after planting certification and a chattel mortgage. A Guaranty Fund requires 25 percent of the loan as security with excess returned if losses are below the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Federal Land Bank
Treasury Department
Federal
Federal Reserve Banks
War Finance Corporation
Quip About Ike and Will Sparks Tense Exchange
A playful exchange reveals a character teasing about kissing, citing Will and Ike. The remark centers on confidence and bravado as the speaker challenges Will’s claim of always succeeding in anything he tries.
Welcome Sunday School at Mrs Chaurch welcomes all
The notice invites readers to join the Sunday School at Mrs Chaurch, with Epworth League at 7 15 p m and evening worship at 8 p m. The sermon titled A Condition of Peace is announced and a Wednesday prayer meeting is planned. The message emphasizes hospitality and that everybody is welcome at the church led by Pastor Hnastry Swaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. Swaney
Pnastr
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the Board of Commissioners of
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State of
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John Sander
Cys Guitene
Jona Vetter
Ceickin Rei Eration
Joe Iit
U. Brown
John Harty
RS Giell
Hates Eats Delano Heath Jr
Henry Wittmayer
Ren Ketchum
Max Sehn
Bie Visee H. HH
o's mgramvela _ dist
Joseph Hauer
John Volk
Aol Eeebee
Om Pees F. HH
Co Arpenter Lbr
Corns
Ov Sas Pomtee
Conrad Mattern
Anton Mattern
Aire
H. H
Kuhn Road
Griffin
Thompson Yards
INO
Melo Wiehupire
Baldaser
John Watkingon
Metrorona
Read
Alfred J. H. Wegel
F. OH
Carpenter Lbr. Co
Bert EK
Skinner
Norman
Elgintrrete Campbell
State Line
Jennie McCauley
Leslie S. Hackney
Linton Bro. Const. Co
Bidwell Bridge
Linton Bro. Coast, Co
Kidwe
Tate
Roehrich BunHlios
Burkhardt Poor
Aie
Arbon Co
French Board
Ceci Pennington
Burleigh Co
Exnenves
Ernie
Nepanhwrar Riratoh
Adams
Ennet
Sant
An Valley
Peterslee
Roy Venter
Sloan Cane
W. EE. Petrie Co
Court House
A. D. Linderman
Fraleigh Poo
Orcs
Linderman
Cece
Apternogon
EF. J. McConville
J. B. Landsberger
A. Ward
DeBoer & Briddell
Uoen
J. J. Wells
Mike Meter
Tnen
Malehert
M. Rush
Helfer
Corwin & Sons
Hazelton
Republican
James Burbage
Wesley Baker Sr
Henry Mills
Glencoe
Hagerton
A. E. Dutton Hazelton
Vesey Manor Bro Givana
E. Lawler
Temvik
A. Anderson Linton
H. W. Allen Braddock
H. A. Armstrong Hazelton
L. Harwood
John Holst
Levi Henderson
Linton KR
T. P. Teewelery
Toke Srp
Torrente
Legion Nety Temane Dreenty North Dakota
Ana Treee Fortlitae
Beeman County Nath Tdatnten
James Lees Laidlaw
New York State Woman Suffrage Party
J. L. Laidlaw
Western Newspaper Union
McClure
Elmtown
Richard Brown
Brown
Jessie Dearing
Miss Dearing
Mr. Brown
Elmtown High School
Miss Barton
Miss Denning
Miss Burton
Mr Brown
Jessie
Jessie Denning
Richard
Cottage of Roses
Mrs Chaurch
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