Community Picnic Draws Strasburg Youths
Strasburg notes say the picnic grounds northwest of town are popular with local youth. Mr. William Mallan of Perham Minnesota is assistant cashier at Security State Bank. Residents plan to attend the Community Picnic at Home Sweet Home farm Friday and several car loads went to Linton for the Red Cross play Friday night. Demonstrators Mrs Hogenbirk and Mrs Hennour are set to give instructions at the picnic. The Ladies Aid Reform Church will sell homemade goods Monday and Tuesday in DeBorr Van Soest building. all invited.
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William Mallan
Perham ,Minn
The
Security State Bank
Strasburg
Hogenbirk
Henn
Reformed Church of
Hartford town record notes election and family visits
Mike Smith was elected director again. Evan Noyes left for Mondaman Zowa on business. Mrs Noyes visited with son Earl and family Sunday. Bert O Donnal and wife visited Mr and Mrs Longwell Sunday. Warm weather and growing crops reported. Several families visited Longwell and Carmichael schoolhouse held Sunday School at 11 am. Earl Noyes received a photo from Dallas Greer in France. he drives a truck hauling provisions as a corporal. Last Friday a severe hail storm damaged windows and rye, with losses to Rymer Gontka and others.
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Rye
Mr. Rymer
Chas, Gontka
Hague Happenings and Local Notes
County Agent Sauer and Miss Kee nan led a canning demo last week. The Columbia Elevator closed for the season. Arie Kanis visits Orange City relatives. Basseth remains critically ill in Aberdeen. A hail storm 15 to 20 miles northeast caused crop losses. John Smith reports 125 acres of rye destroyed. Local youths praised Camp Lewis as a training site. Train service faces complaints over erratic schedules.
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Columbia
Arie Kanis
Orange City
Iowa
John Smith
Red Cross Activities Highlight Braddock News
Braddock notices show Mrs. L. C. Curry visiting northern Minnesota with Mr. Curry. Miss Reta Weber leads a Red Cross sewing committee. J R Albright hosts a Red Cross dance June 14 with music by Bismarck Jazz Orchestra. May Red Cross shipment from Braddock branch includes 10 pajamas 11 sweaters 65 socks 80 bed shirts. Dramatic Club thanks community for support of plays Under the Laurels and The American Flag to aid the Red Cross.
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Reta Weber
Red Cross
J. R. Albright
Braddock
Bismarck Jazz Orchestra
Minneapolis
Praddock
Dana
Rose Grove
The
Braddock Dramatic Club
Ladies of the Red Cross
Hazelton Happenings From the Republican June 6
Mrs W J Pettis and daughter Mabel visited the Capital City on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lester Briggle came from Linton last Thursday for Memorial Day exercises. Frank Glines of Williamsport Motor Co went to the Capital City on business earlier this week. Miss Helen Hubbard returned from Golden Valley last Thursday where she taught a term and will spend the summer at home. Last Thursday evening J J Peterson and wife held a large barn dance with proceeds to the local Red Cross. more than one hundred couples attended. County Agent Sauer spent a few days in the area to aid farmers this year and invites call for farm help.
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Frank Glines
Williamsport Motor Company
Helen Hubbard
Golden Valley
J. J. Peterson
Red Cross
Sauer
Local News and Notices From Pollack Progress
Ed Lerud hosts his visiting brother from Dickinson last week. Andrew Johnson, longtime resident of the southwest county, dies at 70. Lulu Lewis and Mathew Langeliers wed in Aberdeen, with a warm hometown reception. A gale hailstorm damages crops in Gale and along the river, ruining many rye fields though spring grains may recover.
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Ed Lerud
Dickinson
Gale
Pollock
Grain Loss Proves Severe Under Extraordinary Conditions
The report notes that each bushel of grain lost carries greater weight than in typical times, stressing that the overall impact worsens when conditions are abnormal and shortages persist.
Social notes from Eureka June gathering and local travels
Miss Irene Gerdes hosted a large gathering of ladies at her home last Tuesday night. Lillian B. Gerdes returned from Menomonee Wisconsin after months of schooling, while Emma Quast will move to Temvik North Dakota to work at the local bank. John Pietz Sr injured his hand at the lake, treated by Dr. Gerdes, and is recovering well. Hans Tempel traveled from Marion Junction to Temvik, North Dakota, noting a minor illness but hoping for better health. Phil Temnel, drafted into the U S Army, expects a furlough next week and plans to return to Eureka to share experiences.
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John Pietz,Sr
Gerdes
Hans Tempel
Eureka
Marion Junction
S. D
Temvik
N. D
Hans
Phil. Temnel
U. S
Mnanure
Dutch Scientist Develops Cattle Feed From Offal Waste
A Netherlands researcher has created cattle feed using albumen from slaughterhouses and fish centers along with potato and fruit refuse. The product aims to recycle waste into nutritious livestock sustenance.
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Netherlands
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Dr. Poort
J. Klein Jr
Linton
Hartford
Mike Smith
Evan Noyes
Mondaman Zowa
Busiess
Mrs. Noyes
Earl
Bert O’donnal
Mrs. Longwell
Cora
Orson Ott
Mrs. Mauseh
Charley
Laura Buck
Carmichael School
Earl Noyes
Dallas Greer
France
Hague
Miss Keenan
Canning
Mrs
Fred Gay
Most Basseth
Aberdeen
Lewis
Wash
Braddock News
Mrs. L. C. Curry
Minnesota
Hazelton
Republican
W. J. Pettis
Mabel
Capital City
Lester Briggle
Pollack
Pollack Progress
Joel. Sturtevant
Roy Olmstad
Minor County
Andrew Johnson
South Dakota
Lulu Lewis
Mathew Langeliers
Emmons County
Schell
Meat Business
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
U.S.A
From the
Northwest Blade
Irene Gerdes
Lillian B. Gerdes
Menomonee Wis
Emma Quast
L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago, Milwauke & St. Paul Railway
First State Bank
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