Hartford Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Farmland Deal
In the Hartford items from August 27 1918 Ed Weller hosts and visitors gather at the Weller home. Local families including the Noyes Carmichael and Albrecht clans share news. A major land sale closes with J J Fenelon selling seven quarters to DeBoer after parcels move to Albrecht and Prosser for a total of 25 000 dollars. A FrenchFront veteran son John Albrecht reports being wounded but back on duty. Severe storms cause hay losses and property damage near Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fenelon
Mdeboer
Parr
Mr. Fenelon
John Albrecht
Ken Prosser
Tuesday M. DeBoer
Temvik Notes and Weather Chatter From Cor of the Record
Temvik updates list residents visiting churches and farms, names of locals threshing with Tigs, and Red Cross lunch plans at Mrs Alex McCulley. Lightning caused a small fire near the Muckler farm and a strong wind damaged Stedman barn, silos, stacks, and barns with rain accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Alex. McCulley
Muckler Farm
Stedman
Pollock Progress Social Notes Update
Rev and Mrs Barr left Tuesday by automobile to visit friends in Town. Mr and Mrs J Allerdings traveled from Selby on Sunday to spend the day with Dr and Mrs Shockey. Oliver LaFave of Dale has rented the Ken Prosser property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barr
Mrs. J. Allerdings
Selby
Mrs. Shockey
Oliver LaFave
Dale
Ken Prosser
Mrs. Golden
Zeeland
Dr. Netzer
Braddock Brevities from the Braddock News
Local brief notes reveal movement and visits as residents travel between towns. J E Fitzgibbons went to Bismarck, L C Curry to Kintyre, O Johnson arrived from Seneca, Mr and Mrs Shafer visited Napoleon, Ruth Erlenmayer visited with Lucille Allen, Emma and Cecil Ryan traveled to Napoleon, Albertine Smith came from Bismarck to visit, Geo Sempel and his wife traveled to Bis marck for medical care and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Cecil Ryan
Napoleon
Hazelton News and Travel Notes From August 1918
Hazelton items report A. Lenhart and H A Armstrong driving to Flasher on business. J A Lang visits Hazelton from Linton Thompson yards. Mrs Julius Klabunde and family go to Aberdeen by auto. Armstong and Ellsworth visit Linton for business. Several women motor to the Capitol City last Friday. Girl scouts hike and are stormed but safe. Service flag sent to Buchanan Valley Township for Liberty Loan tops. Mrs L A Corwin returns home after hospitalization. Mayme Stevens to Dr Wayne O Brien. Stevens was a local primary teacher. Prof H H Hanson returns from auto trip to Mayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mayme Stevens
Wayne O'Brien
Local notes on stores and personnel moves in Hazelton area
Mrs Hanson and children leave Fargo for Minneapolis to visit relatives two weeks. Mr French, selling certificates for Consumers United Stores Co known as Townley stores, reports selling over 3800 farmers stock for the Hazelton project and expects a store opening around October 15. Linton to get 100 horsepower electric plant. H B Ellsthorp to be chief engineer and move September 1. Ellithorp’s move leaves Hazelton short of a key official, affecting town staffing.
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Fargo
Hanson
Minneapolis
Heinie
French
Consumers United Stores Co
Townley
Hazelton
Strasburg
Linton
H .B. Ellsthorp
Linton Electric Light Company
Ellithorp
Eureka Gossip From Northwest Blade August 22
Local items list movements and visits of residents from Eureka and nearby towns. Names include C Verlander, Mrs A C Schuegman, Dr Snow, Dr Gerdes and Irene, Mrs Golden, Miss Elsie Sautter, Miss Irene Gerdes, Miss Maud Gerdes, Mrs E E Lortcher, Amanda Ciser, Martha Harr, Adam Hezel, C Wentz, Lillian Bauer, Edwin Schenkenberger, John Doering, Henry Pietz, Mrs John Stickel, and Jacob Ackerman funeral attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doering
Henry Pietz
John Stickel
Martha Harr
Java
Jacob Ackerman
Neighbor Lift Sparks Shared War Resolve
A call to collective effort emphasizes unity in hardship. The message frames the conflict as a single front under a unified command and suggests shared responsibility for relief and perseverance.
Welcome at Mos Church Sunday School and Epworth League
The Mos Church invites all to Sunday School at 15:30 and Epworth League at 7:15 p.m. The evening sermon Sunday will be "God's Rightful Expectation" with good music. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8:00. The note emphasizes a friendly Christian welcome for everyone.
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Epworth League
S. M. Swaney
Prevent Hog Cholera In Herds
Prevent hog cholera by confining hogs during outbreaks and limiting access to the herd. If a hog is sluggish or isolates itself, have a county agent or veterinarian diagnose and treat the whole herd promptly with serum from the North Dakota Agricultural College Veterinary Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinary Department
North Dakota Agricultural College
N. D. Agr. College
Keep the Cow An Income Producer for Land and Farm
The article extols cows as steady income through milk and manure repairs soil fertility. It notes feed challenges but emphasizes manure returns plant nutrients, enhancing pasture and crops like alfalfa and corn. It also mentions modest milk value but improved acres and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Agr College
Ruffed Grouse Described as Brainy Hard to Locate
The ruffed grouse is praised as the greatest game bird in the country and among the hardest to hit. Its autumn plumage blends with woodlands, it hides in rugged country, and when flushed it uses a tree as cover. Hunters should work dense underbrush and hunt in pairs, as the bird flies straight with thunderous takeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Frontline Work Balance Question in Wartime Effort
A terse note questions whether constructive home labor can stay productive while destructive front work intensifies. The source hints at policy aims guiding civilian support and military mobilization during a period of national strain.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Credited With Curing Mrs Steinmetz Backache
Mrs H Steinmetz of 117 Second St Bismarck North Dakota reports severe back pain kidney soreness and fatigue. After trying remedies she used Doan’s Kidney Pills and claims lasting relief with no kidney trouble since. She notes continued occasional use to keep kidneys in good condition. 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Lady Lugard's Wash Requests and Fish Dinner Anecdote
The article recalls Flora Shaw later Lady Lugard in the British honours list. It tells of an upcountry South African town where locals sought to honor her, but she requested a wash first. By the time water arrived the fish for dinner had already been cooked in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugard
Flora Shaw
South Africa
Miss Shaw
Sculptors Bury Near Statesmen in Washington Debate
An Art Note from the Houston Post rails against sculptors making busts of near-statesmen. The piece argues statuary should wait ten years after death and then little of it would be needed.
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Washington
Houston Post
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Hartford
Ed. Weller
Gladys Zunkel
Laura Buck
Mrs. Longwell
Ralph
Mrs. Weller
Earl Noyes
Mrs
Quinn Noyes
William Carmichael
Callawll Ouuuay
Ftouse
Fred Schermeister
Mr. Schermeister
Pollock
John
France
Temvik
Cor
the Record
Fred Wohl
Fay Harding’s
Fred Snyder
Mr. O. Naumann and Sons
Henry Nathan, Jr
Carl Kuehl
O. Naumann
Frank Foell
Mr. Sherm Rudd
Jennie
Wm. McCulley
L. Harwood
Anton Larson
Naumann
Larvick
Herbert Benedict
Gurdesfield
Henry Nathan, Sr
L. Maurer
Christ. Borstad
Ed. Larvick
Braddock
The
Braddock News
J. E. Fitzgibbonss
Bismarck
L .C. Curry
Kintyre
Or. O. Johnson
Seneca, N
Mrs. Shafer
O. M. Vie
Ruth Erlenmayer
Lucille Allen
Albertine Smith
Sper
Margaret Engleman
Geo. Sempel
Bisamrck
Republican
Eg. A. Lenhart
H. A. Armstrong
Flasher
J.A. Lang
Thompson Yards
Julius Klabunde
Nettie
Fred Gert
Aberdeen
H. B. Ellsthorp
Mesdames
G. A. Lenhart
S. A. Mikalson
E. L. Semling
Esther Semling
Earl Kurtz
W. W. Daugherty
J. F. Snyder
Martha Kurtz
Buchanan Valley
L. A. Corwin
H. H. Hanson
Mayville
Eureka
From the
Northwest Blade
Mr. C. Verlander
Hillsview
A. C. Schuegman
Hague
Dr. Snow
Dr. Gerdes
Irene
Elsie Sautter
Saurday
Maud Gerdes
E. E. Lortcher
Bowdle
Amanda Ciser
Barbara
H. Pistz
Wishek
Adam Hezel
C. Wentz
Lillian Bauer
H. L. Bauer
Edwin Schenkenberger
Mobridge
Kaiser
the Kaiser
Mos Church
International Sugar Commission
America
Food Administration
F.h.carpenter Lumber CO
L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
Aibe
Thrift
Las Amee
First State Bank
Strasburg, North Dakota
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