Nine Killed in Hurricane and War News Merge
Gulf coast hurricane death toll rises with nine confirmed dead and dozens missing as storms lash Alabama Georgia and New Orleans reports indicate property damage near 5 million dollars. European battlefront updates show Allied advances near Somme Verdun and Contalmaison amid heavy fighting and prisoner captures.
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New Orleans
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf
Mobile
Pensacola
Fla
Herreid Dominates Rain-Delayed Linton Tournament
Herreid swept the postposed Linton tournament games held Sunday finishing the round robin with the best record and first prize. Linton Strasburg Hazelton each took one win, with Strasburg defeating Hazelton, Linton beating Strasburg, and Hazelton beating Linton. Final game Strasburg 2, Linton 9.
Braddock Brevities July 6 News Notes
L M Doerschlag spent the Fourth with W E Petrie at Bismarck hospital again. Mrs Helen Kurtz visiting Miss Lucille Allen returned home at Hazelton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Wilton own a new Saxon roadster bought Friday. John Anderson visiting Brad dock folks after playing ball at Dodge. Doerschlag returned from California. Dr Baer and colleagues went to Bismarck for two Maxwell cars and later to Steele then Hersey Wis to visit relatives with Mrs Baer and Robert returning to Braddock.
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L. M. Doerschlag
W. E. Petrie
Bismarck Hospital
Helen Kurtz
Lucille Allen
Hazelton
Wm. Wilton
John Anderson
Dodge
Braddock Folks
Braddock
California
Dr. Baer
C. D. Aldrich
Allen Glines
Herman Junge
Bismarck
Maxwell
Albert Stank
Horace Eldrich
Steele
Hersey
Wis
Mrs. Baer
Little Robert
Stop Paralysis Fear Spreads From New York Epidemic
An emergency report warns of infantile paralysis spreading beyond Greater New York with hundreds of young lives at risk. It describes symptoms including fever pain and possible paralysis and offers measures such as hygiene, avoiding crowds, boric acid care, nasal irrigation, boiling milk and frequent handkerchief washing.
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New York
Local travels and a baseball score from regional games
Albert and Horace drove the Maxwell home from Steele Sunday evening. M. P. Kaiser went to Bismarck Sunday by auto with Mr and Mrs Baxter and their son Wayne. Hazleton beat Braddock Friday afternoon by 12 to 3 as Hanson pitched for Hazelton and Rasmussen for Braddock.
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Albert
Horace
Maxwell
Steele
M. P. Kaiser
Bismarck
Wm. Baxter
Wayne
Hazelton
Braddock
Hanson
Rasmussen
Changed Owners Warranty Deeds in Milwaukee Area Listings
A sequence of deed transfers records Milwaukee Land Co and other parties selling parcels in Hague, Strasburg, Kintyre, and Linton totaling various prices from $1 to $6,400. Notable transfers include John Schmaltz to L D Seeman and Ed C Kruger, Ferdinand Gau to Thomas Fergus, and John J Ryan to Charles P Splonskowski among others.
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Elenora Kramer
Johannes
Michael Biegler
Milwaukee Land Co
Strasburg
Fred Pfeifer
John Pudwill
Edward Hoff
Mary E. Williamson
Eli Filpse
H. O. Batzer
Eli Filppula
John J. Ryan
Fred J
Frank J. Splonskowski
Frederick Frankhauser
Johannes Wohl
Hunter
Linton
H. C. Ketchum
Geo. Schley
Frank H. Schley
Edwin Capelle
Anton B. Benson
Michael Thomas
J. Joseph Volk
Jacob Peter Anderson
John Glum
John M., Schatz
Hague
John Schmaltz
L. D. Seeman
Ed. C. Kruger
Christ O. Gorder
Lars O. Kleppe
Ferdinand Gau
Thomas Fergus
Frank A. Barta
Fallgatter & Co
Ursuline
St. Peter and Paul
Milwaukee Land Company
M. Baumgartner
Joseph Fettig
S. J. Haag
Carl Vorlander
Charles P. Splonskowski
Johannes Keller
Damian Feist
Simon Schmidt
Joseph M. Schat
Fred A. Davis
Kintyre
Thompson Yards, Inc
Joseph M. Hackney
Pollock Ball Tournament Ends With Linton Victory
Linton defeated the Pollock Tigers 8 to 4 in the final frame to win first prize. Tigers took second place, Strasburg third, and Herreid earned the crumbs as overall weather was warm with around 90 degrees and light wind. Spectators packed the events each day.
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Linton
Herreid
Strasburg
Hazelton
South
Claxton
Taylor
Flanagan
Koll
Pollock Tigers
Tigers
Travelers depart for Glasgow to file homesteads
Oscar Payne and Cliff Bader left yesterday for Glasgow Montana where they expect to file homesteads and be gone about two weeks. The Progress also notes local visitors from July 4 and lists several well known individuals and a golden wedding celebration for Grandpa and Grandma Becker. A storm damaged a mule on the Smith ranch when lightning struck the barn cupola, with no barn damage beyond the animal valued at $300. The Postmaster reports a new rural route through Westfield with 85 boxes, over 90 already guaranteed. Dr. Shockey sells his share to Dr. Warnshuis, forming Shockey & Warnshuis. Oakland Six efficiency noted at twenty miles per gallon.
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Oscar Payne
Cliff Bader
Glasgow
Montana
Attorney Coventry
Don Tracy Arthur Pitts
A. 5
Seeley
Linton
Jake Allerdings
Selby
A. Olson Rudy
Winona
Grandpa
Grandma Becker
Dale
Smith Ranch
E. L. Atkins
Prouty
Westfield
Postoffice Department
Peter Bor
Shockey
Dr. Warnshuis
Holland
Michigan
Shockey & Warnshuis
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Geman
Tuke
London
Somme
Haig
Contalmaison
Hardecourt
Mamelon
Verdun
Bois de Trones
Kovel
Sarny
Volhynia
Kaledines
Berlin
Vienna
Petrograd
von Botumel
Galicia
von Hindenburg
Dvinsk
M. R. Farrell
Levina E. Atwater
M. L. Easton
G. G. Scheeler
A. A. Ludwigss
Edward Many
Daniel Fueller
E. A. Crain
W. J. Gabbert
Fred L. Conklin
Michael Tracy
Ferdinand C. Gau
Wm .S. Lauder
Arthur B. Atkins
Otto RK. Martina
Lory
Linton Strasburg
Pollock
Gulf Coast
Columbia
Ala
Musee Creek
Birmingham
Linton-Hazelton
Bismarck Business College
College Club
G. M. Langum
Bismarck, N. D
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Keytokds Tobacto Co
Prince
Prince Albert
Jimmy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winstensnic
Saly
Prince Albin
Voadb
Fir
Amie Sdhi
Oakland
Bazar
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