Strasburg Happenings Cor. of the Record May 28
School election set for June 4 from 2 to 5 pm. Red Cross to meet Wednesday evening. Mr Hoffart adds to his garage. Miss Sadie Greve completes teaching term in Exeter district. Parochial pupils prep for commencement. Vandervort returns from cities with an 85-4 Overland. Public school flags raised for season. Tillman returns to Camp Pike after furlough in Strasburg. Memorial Day services planned by Strasburg churches. Priest Speckmeier to leave soon after nearly nine years. Mike Baumgartner to join service and enroll at Chicago.
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Sadie Greve
Exeter
Mike Baumgartner
Chicago
Ting
Hague Happenings May 28 Report
Rain hail and snow fell in one day with no serious damage reported. Corporal Martin Schall is in Camp Dodge hospital with tonsillitis. Irwin McDowell has three new dwellings under construction in town and country. Mose Basseth sold his dray business and will move to a Westfield farm. Polly Weitenberger takes over. A large crowd gathered to bid farewell to drafted men heading to Camp Lewis. four locals joined the quota. Polly Weisenberger suddenly fell ill with spondicitis but is recovering. Floyd Corneilson enlisted with the U S Army. spring work allowed his departure.
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Mose Basseth
Westfield Country
Polly Weitenberger
Camp Lewis
Wash
Floyd Corneilson
Uncle Sam
Army
Hartford Area Social Notes and Revival Meetings
Hartford items note Earl Smith visiting Ralph Longwell and Merril Buck with Laura Buck at the Longwell home. Laura and Charley Buck teach east of Temvik. Weather remarks say small grain favorable but too cold for corn and garden. a light Sunday snowfall. Revivals led by Révy and Mrs. Swaney in Buck Schoolhouse and Val ley schoolhouse Gayton No 2 with services nightly at 8 30 except Saturdays and Sundays. Everyone invited to attend.
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Merril
Laura Buck
Longwell
Laura
Charley
Temvik
Swaney
Valley
Gayton No. 2
Last Time Remembered Prompt Guides Timely Action
The note urges promptness by reminding readers not to delay beyond the last moment. It emphasizes vigilance about deadlines and the risk of missing crucial opportunities if time runs out. The message carries a caution about procrastination and the value of timely decisions.
Braddock News Briefs Report Local Visits and Events
Braddock News notes Geo Sempel arriving from Bismarck and Mrs H W Allen visiting from Kulm. T P Lee called at Kintyre Hazelton and attended county commissioners in Linton. Linton seniors traveled for a class play at W O W Hall to aid Braddock Red Cross. Gerrit Dornbush returned from Camp Dodge. Milto Tracy reports from detainment camp awaiting unit reassignment and potential move to France.
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Linton High School
W. O. W. Hall
Braddock Red Cross
Luella Traver
C. S. Shefloe
Linton School
Braddock
Linton
Hazelton Happenings Mix of Local News
Hazelton residents host visitors from Temvik Braddock and Linton. Mrs. Lenhart and family travel to Minneapolis and back. Mrs. Bakr Sr. suffers a severe stroke and faces serious illness. Local youths party before leaving for Camp Lewis. Glen Cabbage wounded on the French Front on May 8 with details awaited.
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Wesley Bakr
Emmons County
Glen Cabbage
Northwest Blade May 23 highlights in Eureka
Eureka items note Christ Wittmayer county auditor and J J Hepperle of Leola visiting for politics James Clayton candidate for recorder of deeds spoke in the city Ed Kundert planned a Tolstoy trip before drafting Frank Sutherland hosted a gathering for Mr and Mrs John Brundage before they move to Aberdeen Mrs Wm Butschat and children returned to Linton after visiting the Keim home last week
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G. A. Lenhart
Bismarck
Christ Wittmayer
J. J. Hepperle
Leola
James Clayton
Register of Deeds
Our City
Ed. Kundert
Tolstoy
S. D
Frank Sutherland
John Brundage
Aberdeen
Wm. Butschat
Jacob Keim
Linton
Fighting Parson Brings Chautauqua Address by Dr Gordon
Dr James L Gordon nicknamed The Fighting Parson to speak on the Chautauqua platform. He served on the firing line at the national capital during the great war and is billed as a keen blade booster in this masterful address.
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James L. Gordon
Canada’s greatest preacher to speak at Chautauqua
The Chicago excerpt extols Dr Gordon as a powerful, rapid fire orator likened to Hillis Gunsaulus Beecher and Cadman. It notes his career as a Winnipeg pastor and his current success in Washington before returning to public speaking at Chautauqua, promising inspiration and a clear message.
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Gordon
Hillis
Gunsaulus
Beecher
Cadman
Washington
Canada
Winnipeg
Dominion
Chautauqua
Pollock Progress Notes Aberdeen Visit and New Baby
W. P. Feneon visited Aberdeen at the start of the week. Mr and Mrs Willis Cranstor welcomed a baby girl at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PD. Feneon
Aberdeen
Mrs. Willis Cranstor
Lim Jacklin Legend Highlighted at Chautauqua Event
Opie Read the celebrated American novelist visits Chautauqua to impersonate Lim Jacklin, touted as the greatest character his genius has yet created. The act promises a bright, entertaining program and lively humor for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Read
Chautauqua
Lim Jacklin
Opie Read as Lim Jacklin at Chautauqua
Opie Read is a beloved American writer famed for Old South characters. Lim Jacklin, his greatest Read figure, will appear at Chautauqua delivering humorous philosophy and engaging stories that mix laughter with poignant moments.
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Opie Read
America
Old South
Lim Jacklin
Chautauqua
Read
Netherlands scientist develops cattle feed from offal and waste
A Dutch scientist has created cattle feed from albumen sourced in slaughterhouses and fish centers along with potato and fruit refuse. The development aims to convert waste into protein rich animal fodder.
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Netherlands
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