Fire destroys Harvey Allensworth’s stable and belongings
From the Record August 8 1894 Harvey Allensworth living near Glencoe lost his stable harnesses hay and more by fire. The sire was set by his four year old son while at play. Billy Beard improving and may return home soon. Senator Worst and others propose a haymaking bee to aid Billy. Peter Levin injured repairing a header and taken to Bismarck for treatment. Ben Corbin in poor health this summer as aging early sixty work takes its toll.
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Harvey Allensworth
Glencoe
Messrs. C. H. Burtts
John Barty
Billy Beard
Senator Worst
Billy
Peter Levin
Ates
Montana Bank Names New Cashiers
The First National Bank Lambert Montana appoints C A Clark as cashier after he completes the Dakota Business College Fargo ND program. B C Sparks becomes assistant cashier at a Fallon Montana bank upon finishing the DBC course. Many northern bank officials are former DBC students. Contact F L Watkins 806 Front St Fargo ND for summer courses. Read the Record order it now two dollars.
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C. A. Clark
First National Bank
Lambert
Mont
Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Montana
8. C. Sparks
Fallon
F. L. Watkins
Front
N.D
Don Candido Aguilar Leaves Washington for Europe
Don Candido Aguilar son in law of General Carranza spent several days in Washington discussing Mexican affairs with U S officials. He and his party have left for Europe.
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Benor Don
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Washington
United States
Europe
Forest fires threaten towns as sheep perish near Tarkio
Fires spread across northern Idaho and western Montana menacing Alberton St. Regis and surrounding farms. About 1,000 firefighters battle 12 blazes after winds drive walls of flame across 60,000 acres in Southern Idaho and nearby regions near Tarkio 47 miles west of Missoula.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Alberton
St. Regis
Forest Service
Idle Fleet Grips New York as Seamen Strike Expands
The strike of seamen firemen and oilers enters its second week with several hundred ships idle at New York piers. Thousands of mariners have lost work and more shipping and related trades may be affected. Some private owners concede to demands, but about 400 vessels stay idle in New York while Boston Philadelphia and other Atlantic ports report over 100 ships tied up.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Atlantic
Gulf
Allied Council discusses intervention in Hungary
Paris July 19 The Paris Journal reports the Allied supreme council focused on intervention in Hungary as military action appears necessary to resolve a situation endangering Romania and Poland. Fargo North Dakota Mrs Elizabeth Darrow O Neill suffrage worker and daughter of the late Mrs E M Darrow may be named to the state board of administration overseeing education charitable and penal institutions after July 26.
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Supreme Council
Paris
Paria Journal
Hungary
Rumania
Poland
Fargo
Elizabeth Darrow O'Neill
E. M. Darrow
North Dakota
Frazier
Board of Administration
Packers in Propaganda Circulation Sparks Congressional Pressure
Washington July 19 Senators and representatives report a flood of letters opposing proposed packing legislation. They trace propaganda to circulars from Swift & Co and Cudahy & Co urging lawmakers to oppose licensing or strict control. Inter-Allied talks in Paris also note Italy’s demand for Austrian concessions at Tien Tsin being refused.
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Washington
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Congress
Fight Offer Report From Los Angeles July 18
A bid of 109000 dollars was offered for a fight in Los Angeles. Details on the promoter or fighters are not provided in the fragment.
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Montana Bank
Linton Tire Hospital Co. C. Grenz, Prop
Linton, North Dakota
J. A. Lang
Linton Yard
Zinar Grotting
Temvik
Don
Reousee
Warris & Cwing
Tarkio
Thompson & Rowe
Linton Transfer Co
K. C. Dilly
Strasburg Drug CO
R. Volk
THE
First State Bank
Strasburg Hardware CO
B. Wald, Prop
Strasburg Bazaar
Strasburg
J. J. Poort
Leader
John Schmaltz
Strasburg, North Dakota
Strasburg Auto CO
Sass
Deboer & van Soest
WORDS
Oaklands
M. A. Klein
Wiest
State Bank
General Beaking
Lones
Strasburg Lumber CO
Conrad Kraft
Golden Rule
John Keller
Studebaker
K. Eichler
Peter C. van Soest
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
Los Anaelas
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