Heyerman and Rypkema Form Partnership at Stone Drug
Last Saturday a deal closed in which Wm. Heyerman sold half his interest in Stone Drug Store to M. C. Rypkema of Westfield. Heyerman will run the front of the store including watch and jewelry repair, while Rypkema handles drugs and general sales. Rypkema also bought the John Schulz residence in the southeast part of town and will move in about two weeks with his family from Westfield. Welcome is extended to the family as they join the city and begin business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Heyerman
Stone Drug
M. C. Rypkema
Westfield
John Schulz
Letter from Albany 1918 Compliments on Corporal Dallas Greer
In a November 26 1918 letter from Albany New York a service member writes to Bert Greer of Hartford North Dakota praising Corporal Dallas Greer of the Motor Transfer Service for his help in the Gondrecourt Verdun sector. The writer notes Greer’s skill with cars and his commendable character bringing credit to himself and his country. A photograph from Gondrecourt is promised once another shot is ready.
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Albany
N. Y
Bert Greer
Hartford
N. D
Greer
Dallas Greer
Motor Transfer Service
Gondrecourt
Meuse
Verdun
Farmers' Clubs as social and educational hubs
The Farmers' Clubs are described as vital social and educational bodies for farmers. They address farmer problems through subject debates with local professionals and use the North Dakota Agricultural College library for debates, dialogues, recitations, and plays. Local farm communities praise their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Clubs
North Dakota Agricultural College
More Trouble for King Bill
Mrs. John Schlangen of Linton urges punishing former Kaiser Wilhelm II with a grinding sentence. Albert Langdah of Tuttle proposes a mirrored room to starve him, calling for extreme punitive measures in the Bismarck Tribune report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schlangen
Linton
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Mim
Albert Langdah
Tuttle
Pim
Bismarck Tri
Farm Bureau Proposition Matters Resumed
The message urges reorganization of the Farm Bureau and the resumption of its proposition matters after the epidemic, stating belief that conditions have returned to normal and the bureau should proceed with its planned actions.
Farm Bureau to Link Local Farmers With Stock and Seed
A proposal outlines a county farm bureau with an executive board assigning lines on seed stock livestock and related needs. The county agent would receive and relay information to farmers, reducing reliance on distant markets and boosting sales of local pedigreed stock. The plan stresses farmer cooperation and using the bureau to gather and share up to date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Linton
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Farm Bureau
Hastelton Republican
Welcome to M E Church Services and Sunday School
This notice invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 30 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a sermon on Loves Greatest Gift. Epworth League meets at 6 45 p m and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m. It emphasizes a welcoming church and asks newcomers to join.
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Epworth League
Library Comes To You A C Package Library Service
The A C Package Library offers a package of books bulletins or articles on many subjects suitable for manae talks or home talent plays. It can be used to plan programs for schools farmers clubs womens clubs and similar groups.
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A. C
Wife of Record Editor Passes Away in Ashley
The Ashley community mourns as the wife of the local record editor dies at twenty four after influenza and childbirth pneumonia. She leaves husband four sons and distant relatives in Wisconsin and France. The virile obituary blends faith with grief and recalls her final hours.
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Ashley
Bridge Over Cannonball Opens After Completion
Shields bridge over the Cannonball was completed last Friday and opened to the public. Contractor Fogle of Linton Bridge Construction Co. earned praise for speed and workmanship despite steel delays and labor shortages. Major Belden receives notable credit for championing the project since townsite planning began.
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Shields
Fogle
Linton Bridge Construction Co
Grant County
Belden
Shields Enterprise
Christmas Red Cross Drive Results
The report notes Carley and a team pressing hard to enroll the largest number of members in the Christmas Red Cross drive while coordinating efforts across the group.
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Carley
Gladys Briddell
Red Cross
Margaret Macnnder
Chinese Flu Cure Success Prompts Hopeful Reports
Rossland British Columbia residents describe a local Chinese doctor’s influenza treatment as simple and rapid. The method uses salt water and Chinese medicine with minimal bleeding, targeting influenza germs with a skin puncture if a dark spot reappears. most patients require two to three days of treatment.
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Rossland
B. C
Soldier in Belgium Thanks Father on Father’s Day Letter
Les Sisco of Kintyre writes from Belgium describing his admiration for his father and family guidance. He recalls four front visits, memories of home, and relief at the armistice as fighting ends while hoping to return home soon. He expresses gratitude for prayers and parental influence throughout the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Sisco
Kintyre
Les
Belgium
Ores
Dad
France
England
New March
Frita
Linton Editor Called to Ashley After Wife's Illness
A. R. Rudow, editor and manager of the Linton Record, was summoned to Ashley last week due to his wife Mrs. Rudow's illness which ended in her death. Lloyd Stewart, son of Linton Free Press editor Joe Stewart, has returned from overseas with shrapnel wounds in the left shoulder and will remain in a military hospital for further treatment after a brief Christmas furlough.
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A. R. Rudow
Linton
N. D
Miss Mildred Byan Heads to Grand Forks for University
Miss Mildred Byan left Saturday for Grand Forks to attend the University in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Byan
Grand Forks
University
Notice to Electric Light Patrons on Payment Deadlines
After January 1 1919 all light bills must be paid by the 10th of each month at the Farmers Stats Bank or at the Light and Power plant office. Unpaid accounts will be disconnected and a $1 reconnect charge applied. This is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Stats Bank
Light & Power Plant
Message from a Soldier to a Loved One
A wartime note from Pvt L H Si8co of Company M 862nd Infantry writes in affectionate terms. He signs his well wishes and asks the recipient to write often, referencing the Amer. Expo. Force in Vie New York.
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L. H. Si8co, Co
Amer
Expo
Force
Vie
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stone Drug Store
King Bill
THE
M. E. Church
Emmons County Record
Braddock
O. L. Ellickson
Tuttle Lake
Wis
Cannoball
Northwest Blade
Martin Schnaible
Isabel
S. D
Daniel Bechtle
Aberdeen
Norma Brundage
John N. Brundage
Blade
Brundage
Edward
O. H. Gerdes
Zeeland
Artas
Emma Quast
Temvik
N. Dak
Lillian
Frank Sutherland
Jacob Goehring
the Publishers’ Auxiliary
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