Minnesota Governor Orders Militia Readiness for Mexico
Reports show Minnesota governor inspecting militia readiness amid potential call to Mexico. Also notes St Paul rejecting a million dollar bond for schools and a Saskatchewan bribery probe tied to liquor ban efforts. A nationwide railroad strike threat looms with potential national disruption. In Europe, Ver dun battles continue as casualties mount. Russians reportedly solidify gains against Turks with peace rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mexico
St. Paul
Saskatchewan
United States
Changed Owners in Emmons County Real Estate Transfers
Emmons County real estate transfers since last report show warranty deeds and patents. Names include J A Anderson to Peter Nelson, Jesse O Chase to Mary J Chase, John I Roop to Mike Rush, Lorenz Masset to Gabriel Richter, Bernard Frasch to Alex Englehardt, Milwaukee Land Co to Kas Feist, S E Kurtz to Bank of Hazelton, and many others with parcel details and dollars varying from $1 to $63. The list records numerous transfers, quit claims, and patents across sections 74 to 79 in townships 9 through 34, reflecting activity by individuals and local firms such as Goodridge-Call Lumber Co, Phoenix Lumber Co, and North Western Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Roop
Mike Rush
Lorenz Masset
Gabriel Richter
Bernard Frasch
Alex Englehardt
Milwaukee Land Co
Kasper B. Feist
Block
Strasburg
S. E. Kurtz
Et al
Bank of Hazelton
Hazelton
R. B. Ballard
Johannes Lipp
Johannes Volk
Joseph Zahn
Braddock News Briefs Jumpstart Local Baseball Effort
J. D. McCusker visited Braddock on Sunday. A large Tuesday meeting at the News office organized a Braddock baseball team. A big crowd gathered at Woodman hall Monday as the Non-Partisan League held its first meeting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McCusker
Bismarck
Braddock
Woodman Hall
North Dakota Primary Clocks In Amid War Talk
Around the State notes New Rockford presses ahead with its capital-removal project but has yet to move. Gov L B Hanna remains silent on future plans after his trip with Henry Ford to curb the European war. With the presidential primary near little chatter stems from Wilson lacking opposition in the Democratic party and LaFollette and Estabrook unpopular in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rockford
L.B. Hanna
Henry Ford
Wilson
LaFollette
Estabrook
North Dakota
Hazelton Happenings in March Republican Ledger
Hazelton notes include Mrs R K Batzer taking her baby to Bismarck for treatment Mrs Snyder of Linton visits at her son's home. Mr and Mrs H O Batzer return from Florida and Cuba likely Saturday or Monday. Thompson and Hayes open cafe with breakfast. C A Ward travels north to inspect Percheron horses and Short Horn cattle. Mr and Mrs John Baker return from two week trip to Wilton Minn and Ellendale ND. Marquett hotel closes dining room to run a rooming house with bakery potential. Eva Briggs wed to Newton in Bismarck Monday. Anna A Mauk near Moffit dies of heart failure at home. Beales return from Pennsylvania. Roy Hewitt auction nets near 9000 dollars.
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R. K. Batzer
Bismarck
Snyder
Linton
H. O. Batzer
Florida
Cuba
Berty Thompson
Jack Hayes
Marquett
Thompson & Hayes
School Notes on Perfect Spelling Lists and Carnival Fundraiser
School notes list pupils with perfect spelling in each grade, with names such as Gottlieb Kremer Mary Schneider Roy Rudy and Arthur Rudy. A fourth grade new student Michael Lipp is noted. The seventh grade has a surprise, and the carnival raised 141.85 with 17 in expenses to fund a new piano.
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Gottlieb Kremer
Mary Schneider
Roy Rudy
Arthur Lucks
Valerie Slater
Robert Sautter
Cecil Gillespie
Anna Postle
Peter Schweitzer
Helen Meier
Ellin Quast
Wilbur Burge
Melvin Gallentine
Anna Meier
Charles Lang
Anna Backhaus
Martina Hager
Walter Weber
John Lipp
Amelia Schaefer
Walter Krick
Pearl Ramey
Martha Vossler
Rudy Rieckert
Jacob Baumgartner
Laura Kyes
Christine Baumgartner
Emil Quashnick
Anton Bosch
Maria Schweitzer
Phyllis Wolverton
Alma Reemis
Judith Ramey
Robert Chesrown
Otilla
Clara Bechtle
Oliver Rudy
Ernestine Irvine
Bennie Haggard
Merrill Mewing
Joseph Vetter
Ruth van Horn
Genevieve McCrory
Anna Carley
Wainwright Geil
Myrtle Raglin
Franklin Bertheau
Edna Green
Philipena Mitzel
Amile
Letter from Doerschlag on Pasadena Coast Living
A Braddock resident wintering in Pasadena California sends a Record letter praising the coast climate. He notes part payment on the next coal load, warns potential movers to bring ample North Dakota money. He asserts the coast is a pleasant place to live but costly.
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L. M. Doerschlag
Braddock
Pasadena
Cal
North Dakota
Mr. Doerschlag
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Verdun
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Christian Parsonage
Glenn
Missouri
Harry P. Albright
Belle Wiley
Scholton
O. M. Vie
Emmons
O.M. Vie
Lanesboro
Minn
Valley City
Een
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Emmons County
J. A. Anderson
Peter Nelson
Jesse O. Chase
Mary J. Chase
Love
C. F. Barton
Archie Liven Nelson
Jakob Krumm
Peregrinus Ternes
George A. McLaughlin
O. A. Swanson
Christian Wolfer
Charles E. Lipp
Hunter
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
F. B. Irvine
Phoenix Lumber Co
Wife
Northwestern Motor Co
Orginal Plat
Anton Gefre
J. S Fletcher
Ferdinand Muller
John Rocker
Alwildie E. Zeigler
Barbara Fritschle
C. H
Jacob Wolfer
F. J. Pietz
Peter Christensen
Matt Noel
Martin Lipp
Kasper Burgad, Jr
Johannes van de Vorste
Bert van de Vorste
Markus Gefroh
Elizabeth Schuck
Nikolaus Heisler
Reter-Oster
Christian Verlander
John O’flynn
John Jenner
Jacob van de Vorste
Gerrit van de Vorste
Geo. W. Lynn
Mathias Nagel
Archie F. Kendall
Bismarck Business College
College Club
G. M. Langum
Bismarck, N. D
Prince Albert
Jimmy
P. A
Or Reynold” Tobacco Co
Albert Tis
Albert Pert
Pringe Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
N. C
V. S. E. Migheapolis
Repubblican
C. A. Ward
John Baker
Wilton
N. D
Glenwood
Ellendale
Eva Briggs
L. D. Briggs
Newton
That City
Anna A.mauk
Mauk
Near Moffit
Roy Hewitt
Oscar Bertheau
Ethel Fogle
Eagle Brand
Linton Bazar
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