North Dakota News Notes From Bismarck and Beyond
A wide array of weekly items from North Dakota: Dakota Sales Co. to manufacture grain cleaning machinery in Bismarck. Wells County approves funds for a Sheyenne river valley survey. Bankers association sets July convention in Mandan. Updates cover arson case in Fargo, court delays in Mandan, larceny sentencing near Courtenay, German army recruitment in Fargo, Jamestown high school cadet drill, coast artillery enlistments, a fatal crash near Carlyle, Grand Forks rail work, Bible study credits in Fessenden, church-state legal matters, a Killdeer oven fire misdated as a roast, a St Paul arrest aid financier, a Portmouth naval hospital injury, and Belfield lifting a swine ban with local feeding plans.
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Bismarck
Dakota Sales Co
Wells County
Sheyenne River
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Mandan
J. J. Myers
Park River
Fargo
George W. Wilkinson
Mandaen
Carter
James Samman
James Shannon
Martinson
Kansas City
Paul Cysewski
Courtenay
J. A. Coffey
Cysewski
Caspar Wojick
Courtenay Elevator Company
Alex Schnatble
Schnaible
Bismark
Jefferson Barracks
Ore
Brily Douglas
Carlyle
Golden Valley
Fred
Faro High School
Great Northern Railway Company
Devils Lake
Pitsch
St Paul
A. Nordale
Charles Narum
Cass County
Donald McCumber
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Belfield
Red Cross Leader Seeks Broad National Membership
Henry P. Davison chairman of the Red Cross war council urges a Christmas drive to recruit 10 to 15 million members, aiming for a 20 million total and an organization by all social lines representing the entire people. He lauds the wartime expansion and democratic ideals of the society.
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Washington
Henry P. Davidson
War Council of the American Red Cross
Davison
Wilson
Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
America
American Army
Navy
Three airmen die in Middle Town fire in France
E P Gallagher of Munhall W J Kramer of Detroit and W L Wiley of Rockford were burned to death when a government aero warehouse guardhouse burned near Middle Town. The fire, caused by gas from tar roofing, trapped the men in a camp prison used to heat a stove. Kramer was rescued but died later. the others died in the flames.
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Army Aero Squadron
Harrisburg
E. P. Gallagher
Munhall
Detroit
Mich
W.L. Wiley
Rockford
113Th Aero Squadron
U. 8
S. A
Government Aero
Middletown
Here
Kramer
Killdeer National Park Fund Nears Action at Capitol
Representatives Leiderback and Norton urge a $90,000 appropriation to acquire 8,900 acres to create the Killdeer National Park and game preserve. The project would cover the Killdeer mountains, a historic and scenic area, with $89,000 for land purchase and prior state resolutions backing federal purchase.
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Bismarck
Leiderback
Killdeer
Norton
Congress
Killdeer National Park
Kildeer Mountains
A. C
State Board of Education
North Dakota
State Agricultural College
Smith-Hughes
Federal Board of Education
Secretary of State
Maxwell
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Fargo
J. W. Duvall
Wilson
Camp Dodge
District Board
N. D
E. F. Ladd
Minnesota
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M. Caillaux
Treaso
Calle
Caillaux
France
Chamber of Deputies
Loustalot
Camille Barrere
Italy
Harry P. Davison
War Council
Committee On Public Information
Germany
Switzerland
Hohenzollern
Merry Christmas
Emmons County Record
Kildeer Park Fund
State Capitol
Commission
Stae