North Dakota News Listings Roundup
North Dakota items cover military commissions and promotions, railroad connections, farm and war work notes, accidents, and local civic events. Highlights include G L Sinclair named captain in Engineers Reserve, Grand Forks girls encampment July 23 27, a fatality near Fargo and multiple community and political updates across cities like Bismarck Fargo Grand Forks and Minot.
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Williston
G. L. Sinclair
U. S. Engineers Reserve Corps
Bismarck
Standard Oil Company
Marsall Oil Company
Grand Forks
M. I. Forkner
Langdon
North Dakota Press Association
Milwaukee Road
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Fargo
Cora Stensland
Beanie Simons
Missouri
Simons
North Dakota
Army of Food Conservation
Orl Davis
Leslie Kenan
Glennie McGowan
H. H. Wooledge
Committee of Public Information
Wooledge
Pembina
Marion W. Wilkinson
Max Short
Cavalier
Camp Freemont
San Francisco
Wilkinson
Short
Minot
F. W. Strange
Manchuria
Twin Cities
Strange
Great Northern
Railroad
Harbin
Union Light
Heat & Power Company of Fargo
State Railroad Commission
City Commission of
Standing Rock
C. F. Burnstad
Logan County
Burnstad
P. Chizik
Portal
George Duis
H. L. Wood
Minneapolis
F. F. Fletcher
C. A. Hale
J. H. McNichol
Fort Berthold
Irreconcilables face German victory and moral peril
An American warns against complacency if Germany wins, describing two classes of society under domination, the irreconcilables and converts. The author laments mass conformity, calls Americans to a firm stand, and argues against the seductive lure of success and expedient nationalism.
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Earth
English women building motorbuses in wartime plant
The London General Omnibus company plant trains and employs women in conductorship and in technical motor engineering roles. Women build motorbuses, motor trucks, and other vehicles in high demand by the war department for service in England and on the front.
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London General Omnibus Company
War Department
England
Pin Guide For Cutting Paper And Hardy Tepary Beans
A tip from Popular Science Monthly explains using a pin to trace and cut single paper sheets. The article notes Hardy Tepary Bush Beans as a new cultivation in California, hardy in extreme heat and arid conditions, originating from Mexico and popular in New Mexico and Arizona.
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Popular Science Monthly
California
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Questions The simplest queries often reveal clarity
A brief note observes that the plainest questions tend to be the most lucid and direct, suggesting simplicity aids understanding. The remark highlights how straightforward inquiries can uncover clear interpretations and reduce confusion.
Marriage Question Prompts Worries on the Right Partner
A man weighs whether to marry and a woman questions if a particular man is the right partner. The query frames doubt about finding the suitable spouse and the compatibility needed for a lasting union.
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State Auditing Board
Langer
Hall
E. J. Stobt
University of Chicago
Valley City Normal School
Samuel May
Public
Madison
Wis
New Dickinson Normal School
State Board of Regents
Thomas Strawbridge
University of Missouri
North Dakota Experiment Station
John MacLean
Argusville
N. D
Dale
Minn
Beatrice McTaggart
Alena MacLean
Oria Pinnock
Embden
Bismarck Limit Club
War Savings Oe
Wat
John Hennessey
Nelson County
Hamilton
Paxman
Independent Printing Office
Killdeer
Drake
Rev. C. M. Christenson
New York
Fessenden
H. Holliday
Fort Sheridan
Lynn W. Radke
Tower City
United States Marine Corps
France
Alexander
McKenzie County Chronicle
Shields
Major Belden
F. J. Giegold
Ft. Yates
Q. E. Burge
Uncle Sam
Women's Committee
The
National Council of Defense
Bailleulwood
Chateau Thierry
Ray
St. Paul
Williams County
United States Grain Corporation
John N. Hagan
Washington
Hoover Bismarck
Jefferson Barracks
Adjt
Fraser
Gertrude Atherton
National Security League
West 44Th St., N. Y. C
United States
E. P. Zunkel
Temvik