Drake News Sold by E. J. Garton Pioneer Publisher
Drake publisher J W R H DeLa has purchased the Drake News from E J Garton. The North Dakota notices also report on Grand Forks Fair dates, draft evaders delivery points, and various local notices across cities including Bismarck Fargo Jamestown Minot and Amidon with war, weather and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
J. W
la Moure
Robert Fleming
Bismarck
Bismarck Weather Bureau
Tollef Hanson
Fargo
George Curzan
Mapleton
Saskatchewan
Can
Jamestown
Stutsman
North Dakota Dental Association
France
Grand Forks
Minot
Fred Renn
Epping
Henry Scheidegger
Alta Renn
Williston
Kulm
C. F. Felth
Farroo
North Dakota
F. A. Aslund
John Nordell
J. A. Tjernlund
Gladys Allen
Merrifield
G. W. Asbury
Miss Allen
Tower City
Harold Beltmann
United States Marine Corps
Albert Beltmann
Beltmann
George Stine
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota Billiardmen’s Association
Council of Defense
State Railroad Commission
Union Light, Heat & Power Co
Fargo City Commission
Lisbon
Ed Thompson
Oswego
Charles D. Kelso
Treasury Department
St. Paul
New Salem Bank
C. F. Kellogg
Morton County Council of Defense
Sten Hanson
North Dakota Osteopathic Association
Joseph Tarr
Lidgerwood
Amidon
Slope
North Dakota Council of Defense
Robert Muir
Sarles
C. E. Vermilya
Charles Liessman
Steele
North Dakota State Board of Regents
Muir
Lewis F. Crawford
Sentinel Butte
University of North Dakota
German Lutheran Church
Streeter
Biemarck
State Council of Defense
United States Labor Bureau
L. H. Patten
Mr. Patten
Oakes
Devils Lake
Lindley H. Patten
United States Labor Employment Service For
United States
John Artquist
Are We Back of the Boys Over There
Washington reports nearly a million American soldiers in France and the nation is urged to build and preserve food and munitions reserves. Herbert Hoover’s Food Administration calls for saving wheat beef pork and sugar while boosting supplies and shipping to support the troops and Allies overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
America
Hoover
Jean
United States Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
United States
Food Administration
North Dakota crop outlook mixed amid drought and patchy rain
The July 1 crop outlook shows rye, hay and pastures poor, corn and barley down due to June drought. Wheat, oats, and flax face uneven moisture with eastern areas better, western thirds worse. Rye and corn declines loom unless July rains lift vitality. hay short, millet sowing up, and wartime seed and labor issues hamper planting.
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Oakes
Richard Washdal
Here
United States
Marshal Scott
Fargo
Perry
Ellendale
Bismarck
North Dakota
O. W. Roberts. Stanton
Joe Stephens
State Laboratory
Kenmare
Charles Ostrand
Cotfnties
Grand
Forks
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J. R. Waters
State Bank Examiner
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Northwestern Motor Co
Linton and
Nazelton
Tates
E. F. Ladd
Red 'Sitind
Reit
Crop Report
Bute
Wailer
Vuo Tesuig
Wens
Bae
E. P. Zunkel
Temvik, N. D