Murder at Hazelton Shocks Town as Pennington Kills Elderly Woman
A Hazelton murder bands together against violence after Cecil Pennington shot and killed Elise Perras in her home amid a vigilante drive to force Doherty from wheat sales. Pennington, a married father of four, was bound over to the fall term after a preliminary hearing as residents condemn the killing.
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Hazelton
Cecil Pennington
Elise.Perras
Perras
Dobty
Doherty
Pennington
Record Heat Surges in Bismarck June 10 History
The government thermometer at the Bis marck weather bureau reached 100 in the shade at 4 PM and climbed to 101 by 5 PM, marking a 42 year June heat record. Despite the extreme heat crops are not harmed thanks to ample moisture from recent rains.
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Bismarck Weather Bureau
North Dakota Labor Urges Harvest Duty During 1918 Crop
North Dakota officials urge urban workers to join harvest crews to salvage the 1918 grain crop needed for Allied armies. Commissioner John T. Hagan says the state may match 1915, requiring about fifty thousand harvest hands, and warns that labor drains due to war needs may force residents to step in.
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Bismarck
John T. Hagan
North Dakota
United States
Mr. Hagan
Hagan
Kaiser’s
Five Day Chautauqua Program In Linton County
The five day program at the Van'er Chautauqua in Linton County features The Althea Players and Roumanian Orchestra with lectures by Dr. James L. Gordon and Judge Manford Schooenover. Admission 50 cents for most events, with War Tax. Note mentions Sunday readings for each company.
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Linton
Althea Players
James L. Gordon
Alton Packard
America
Roumanian Orchestra
Lim Jacklin
Opie Read
Manford Schooenover
Sunflower State
Main Street
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Kiddies
White Hussars
Lectoss
E. T. Austin
The
Harvest Season Work Plan Urges Business Adjustments
The passage advises shifting vacations to harvest time and closing nonessential businesses to free workers for field labor. It suggests replacing clerical staff with women to release men for harvest, paying salaries to encourage harvest participation, and urging professionals to train for strenuous work.
Disposing of Trouble in a Thrift Stamp Endorsement
A brief admonition advises visiting a neighbor burdened with trouble to take some away and then discard it. It endorses buying thrift stamps as a practical measure.
Buzzing Brains How To Put Them To The Best Use
One of the valuable lecturers for the Chautauqua season will be E. T. Austin. He will speak on "The Mental Machine in Action."
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E. T. Austin
Chautauqua
Alton Packard
Packard
Principles of psychology applied to business salesmanship
Mr. Austin outlines how modern psychology can be profitably used in business to boost sales and overcome ordinary obstacles. The lecture promises to stimulate progress in any laudable undertaking and reflects a growing view that scientific principles yield big returns in everyday commerce.
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Austin
E. T. Anst
Old Settler Mrs Bales Laid To Rest In Pollock South
Mrs Bales wife of W L Bales of Pollock South Carolina died Wednesday at noon after a period of ill health. Aged old settler of the county she was loved as a kind mother and wife. She is survived by her husband and nine children seven daughters and two sons Helen Daly Alta Sleas ing Grace Putnam Eva Stewart Sadie Welker Dale N D Nellie Williard Charity Bales Roy Bales Oliver Bales and other relatives. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Helen Daly
Oregon
Alta M. Sleasing
Addy Wash
Grace Putnam
Eva Stewart Sadie Welker Dale
N. D
Nellie Williard Huron
S. D
Charity Bales
Pollock
Roy Bales Oliver Bales
Men Called for Draft June 1918 Fargo and Camp Dodge
June 15 1918 draft calls list for Fargo North Dakota includes Paul V Kurtz Bryant L Baker Reinhold Tempel Elmer J Killeen. June 24 1918 draft calls list for Camp Dodge Iowa includes John A Rovusu Wendelin Volk Lake L Lowell John W Schott. A Wisconsin man defends divorce by claiming his wife refused to speak to him and forced him to purchase a phonograph for company.
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Fargo N. Oak
Paul V. Kurtz Bryant L. Baker
Reinhold Tempel
Elmer J. Killeen
Camp Dodge
Iowa
John A. Rovusu Wendelin Volk Lake
L. Lowell
John W. Schott
Wisconsin
German Drive Against Montdidier Front Reported
French artillery inflicts heavy losses as German forces mass more than 200000 men to break the Allied line from Noyon to Montdidier. Despite slow progress and enormous casualties, the wings hold with limited gains centered near Ressons sur Mary and Mareuil, while a pincer strategy echoing Russian campaigns is noted.
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London
Noyon
Montdidier
Aisne
Amiens
Ferdinand Foch
Ressens Sur Mary
Mareuil
Paris
272 Names On Casualty List From Northwest
The two latest casualty lists include 272 names. Northwest soldiers listed include Private Ivan Stringer Stewartville Minnesota killed in action Private James L Cannon Daney Wisconsin Private Louis F Stebin St Paul Minnesota died of disease Corporal Herman Cannon Minneapolis Minnesota Private Mike Maier Valley City North Dakota severely wounded Private Edward J Croek Isobel South Dakota wounded.
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Washington
Usia
Northwest
Ivan Stringer
Stewartville
Minn
James L. Cannon
Daney
Wis
Touts F. Stebin
St. Paul
Herman Cannon
Minneapolis
Mike Maier
Valley City
Edward J. Croek
Isobel
S. D
Yanks Hold 25 Mile Front In Lorraine
American observers report the German concentration opposite Toul and east toward Nancy while Howhe planes and anti aircraft guns intensify attacks on American observation balloons. Journal de Geneve notes Americans hold about a 25 mile front in Lorraine.
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Toul
Nancy
Journal de Geneve
Lorraine
D. A. Streeter Veteran Newspaper Man Dies in Dayton
D. A. Streeter veteran newspaper man died May 27 in Dayton Ohio after ill health. Funeral services were held May 31. Streeter was an early county settler and founder of the local paper, leaving many friends. Obituary to be published next week.
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D. R. Streeter
Dayton
Ohio
Streeter
Red Cross Drive Donations in McCulley Township
A list of local donors to a Red Cross drive in McCulley Township shows amounts from Tempelton State Bank at 25.00 to small gifts like 0.50 from Mrs. Beeken and various individuals including Wm. McCulley Christ Albright and John Weber contributing sums ranging from 1.00 to 25.00. The roster names many residents and businesses aiding the relief effort.
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Red Cross
Tempelton State Bank
Occident Elevator
Gottlieb Schatz
Franz Tempel
Wm. McCulley
Philip Phiefer
Christ Albright
Dan Bollinger
Chrise Krieg
Peter Preckel
Ben Saumgartner
John Weber
D. Schultz
I. Davis
Lewie Bietelspacher
Einer Grotting
C. J. Albright
Matt Kist
F. A. Muckler
Wm. Hamilton
Frank Koll
Nels Everson
Peter Nelson
Henry Spicher
Matt Reich
Gottlie
Andrew Schrr
Alex Vanderberg
Lydia Guthmueller
Fred Roller
A. Winkel
C. L. Kuell
Fred Pater
Will Venne
Mr. Snow
Mattie McVey
S. F. Morris
Bert Dobson
Nelson Bros
Christ Borstad
Henry Nathan
John Shepersky
Ernest Tempel
Georg Beeken
Mrs. Beeken
Dedication of Catholic Church at Hazelton
Our neighboring town Hazelton will dedicate a new Catholic church next Sunday June 16 at 10 30 a m Rt Rev Bp Wehrle D D of Bismarck will preside Catholics and non Catholics are invited to attend many plan to travel by auto Subscribe for the Record.
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BP. Wehrle D. D
Bismarck
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Elise Herras
Mae Er
John Heyerman
J. P. Nelson L
John G. Kellar
R. L. Crowley
Jacob Rieker
Winroth
Heinrich Meier
Wm. Lee
Chas. Lips
Maud Hammond
John McCrory Nath. Flagel
I. Shefloe
Dr. C. O. Smith
Clara P. Thorson
J. E
Oise
Mackensen
Russia
Serbia
Romania
Lois- Bons
Chateau Thierry
YANKS
D. A. Streeter
RED Cross Drive
Mcculley Township
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