Attendance Certificates and School Notices Spark Local District
Evelyn Green received a nine month perfect attendance certificate while three month certificates went to many students including Doris Chaney and Raymond Stewart. The notice urges school boards to advertise for depositaries this year by June 26 and reports May apportionments for Sand Creek Kintyre So Prairie and other districts, census efforts, and plans for a new Linton school site with health board changes.
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Evelyn Green
Omio
Doris Chaney
Winchester
Raymond Stewart
John van der Laan
Irene Winterberg
Alice van der Laan
Shirley Huisinga
Union
Alice E. Umber
Gladys M. Umber
Hattie C. Fetterley
Linton
County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Sand Creek
Kintyre
Prairie
Emmensby
Lipp
Wilson
Hague
Lincoln
Liberty
Rattenstetter
Haugen
Glanavon
Grange Hall
Little Shavers Saving Club
Our New School Building Should We Build A Local Business College
A plea to voters to fund a new school with a commercial department in Linton. The article argues cost savings for families and neighbors if students can learn commercial law typewriting bookkeeping and penmanship locally, avoiding distant colleges. It asks patrons to vote for the new school.
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Bismarck
Fargo
Linton
Schoq
Gil
Xood
Winnipeg Strike Vote Sparks Uncertain Labor Action
In Winnipeg, unions report members joined a sympathetic strike with talks ongoing between railway brotherhoods and metal trades. Locals voted to strike without explicit authorization, while officials say traffic remains normal and mayor Gray plans a major statement within 24 hours amid brighter settlement prospects.
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Winnipeg, Man
Firemen’s and
Trainmen’s Brotherhoods
Sympathetics
Winnipeg Switchmen's
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Winnipeg
George K. Wark
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
James Murdock
Brotherhoos
Railway Brotherhoods
Charles,.f. Gray
Letter from Germany Describes War letters and homebound hopes
Coblenz Germany May 29 1919 Dear Folks writes of slow return home awaiting peace sign and potential redeployment. He recalls guard duty in Ar gonne battel and long front-line stay while hoping for decorations and a civilian pass. He mentions candy and asks for a prompt reply from family.
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Coblenz
Germany
Argonne Battel
Rebels massed near Zaragosa with 4400 men and heavy arms
A courier from rebel headquarters near Zaragosa reports 4400 rebels close to Juarez, all armed with rifles and 300 rounds each, including two field guns and eight machine guns. In Juarez a skirmish with federal and Angelas forces leaves several federals dead.
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el Paso
Texas
Zaragosa
Juarez
Mex
Angeles
Electric farm lighting plants become new Fargo industry
A Fargo report notes the establishment of a local factory manufacturing electric farm lighting systems. A Wheat grading hearing by the U.S. Department of Agriculture is planned for the 28th. Ada Tyler, daughter of Bishop J. Poyntz Tyler, was hurt in a Chicago car crash. The Maduawaska, with additional 318th engineers including local recruits, arrived in New York recently.
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Fargo
United States Department of Agriculture
Ada
Bishop
J. Poyntz Tyler
Chicago
Maduawaska
New York
Pollock Exchange Table Remark Sparks Family Visit
Roy Adamson of Dale welcomed his father Mr. Adamson, Sr. for a visit the first of the week. Mr. Adamson, Sr. once lived near Pollock where he proved a homestead, now farming in the Linton area. Mrs. Bharos Hinds arrived the first.
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Roy Adamson
Dale
Mr. Adamson
Pollock
Linton
Bharos Hinds
Local Residents Visit and Injury at Commencement
J H Wishek of Pol lock State Bank stayed overnight during a motor trip beyond the Missouri. Mr and Mrs Don Tracy drove from Linton to visit and attend Chautauqua. Mrs J J Brokofsaky fractured her right forearm while decorating the hall for commencement.
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J. H. Wishek
Pollock State Bank
Missouri
Don Tracy
Linton
Chautauqua
J. J. Brokofsaky
Braddock News Highlights Local Visits and School Play
S J Moen traveled to Fargo for a Shrine meet returning Tuesday. Carl Larvick of Temvik visited on business and pleasure. Hans Edison and Mike Hanson are Braddock soldiers back recently. Glen and Dale Mickel of Linton were in Braddock on Saturday. Linton High's senior class staged After the Game to strong applause. Hurley's Orchestra played until morning after the performance. Fans from Braddock watched Braddock defeat Hazelton 11 to 10.
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S. J. Moen
Fargo
Carl Larvick
Temvik
Hans Edison
Mike Hanson
Braddock
Glen
Dale Mickel
Linton
Linton High School
Hurley
Orchestra
Bismarck
Hazelton
Local Officials Attend Mandan Meeting and Royal Couple
Ben Klabunde S A Mikalson and Ellis Smolowitz left for Mandan for a Retail Merchants Association meeting Ernest Wright joined them to Bismarck for a short visit. On June 4 in Mandan Dudley O Van Cleve wed Evelyn Louise Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Jones. Mr A N Drake of Minneapolis visited Drake Newcomer ranch. James Frederick arrived from…
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Ben Klabunde
S. A. Mikalson
Ellis Smolowitz
Mandan
Retail Merchants’ Association
Ernest Wright
Bismarck
North Dakota
Dudley O. van Cleve
Evelyn Louise Jones
E. M. Jones
Hays Denies Treaty Question Is Partisan
In Juarez June 16 Hays chairman of the Republican national committee rejected a Chicago claim that Republicans are making the league of nations issue partisan. He said the peace treaty and its provisions, once known, are an American question not a partisan one.
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Will H. Hays
Juarez
Mex
Hays
National Committee
Republican Party
Homer
Cummings
National Democratic Committee
Chicago
League of Nations
League
California swindle victim reports loss of large sum
Warner Roehl of San Francisco says two confidence men swindled him out of 15000 dollars in a copper proposition at Madison Wisconsin. Roehl is described as a San Francisco hospital superintendent. The note moves through other briefs on a Mexican envoy’s leave, Illinois boxing licensing bill, and John T Milliken’s 7.16 million estate.
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Chicago
Warner Roehl
San Francisco
Madison
Wis
Roehl
Washington
Ygnacio Bonillas
Mexico City
Juan D. Rojo
Local visits and travels noted in Temvik area
Bismarck residents spent time with relatives and old friends last Thursday. Ed Tempel of Marion South Dakota toured with local acquaintances. W H Bush visited from Delamere four days, with Dale Forsyth and James Rush. A H Armstrong attended the Fargo Odd Fellows session. Curtis Weaver visited Foreston Minnesota. A E Chambers and Lena Mickel Chambers from North Yakima Washington arrived for a hometown reunion. Chambers runs auto parts business in Washington.
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Bismarck
Ed Tempel
Marion
Dak
Mr. Tempel
W. H. Bush
Delamere
Dale Forsyth
James Rush
H. A. Armstrong
Fargo
State
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Curtis Weaver
Foreston
Minn
A. E. Chambers
North Yakima
Wash
Chambers
Temvik
Washington
The Methodist Church Invites Community to Worship
The Church that Welcomes All offers Sunday School at 10 30 a m Epworth League at 7 45 p m Evening Worship at 8 30 with a sermon The Rest That Christ Gives Young People prayer services and a call for strangers to find a church home Pastor 8 M Swaney invites all to attend where everybody's friendly.
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Epworth League
Christ
M. Swaney
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