North Dakota War Year Snippets Across Towns
A mosaic of short North Dakota items reports fires in Newark and damage in Turtle Mountain stores, graduations in Williston, Red Cross efforts in Arthur and Fargo, plus auctions, raids, and wartime measures. Notable notes cover the theater fire in Newark, the chautauqua in Aneta, and state-wide drafts and duties as communities adapt to wartime conditions.
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Newark
Aneta
Williston
Williston High School
Arthur
Red Cross
Cass County
Burlington
Bank of
American State Bank
Wahpeton
Methodist Church
Red
Sanger
Dunseith
Turtle Mountain
Farco
J. W. Brinton
St Paul
Consumers United Stores Company
United States
Doyle
Minot
Harry Ordway
Chicago
Retail Merchants’ Association
Fargo
Wm. N. Stearns
Fargo College
France
William Eng
Hismarck
Tabor Hagan
State Council of Defense
Bismarck
White House
North Dakota
Red Cross War Fund
Frazier
Hanover
Ferdinand Mathias
Mathias
Edwin M. Pennington
Soo Railway
Pennington
J. F. Belanger
Hankinson
Charles Leroy Northam
the Elks of
Bantry
Dunn Center
C. H. Gutmann
Dunn County
State Land Department
Langdon
Grand Forks
North Dakota State Dental Association
John @. Pfeffer
Pfeffer & Pfeffer
Charles F. Amidon
Park River
Young People’s League of the
States Attorney
Fred Ehr
Kenmare
George C. Carlson
Colorado
Sons and Daughters of
Norway
Sever Scrumgard
Devils Lake
Grace U Herkele
University of North Dakota
War Department
Committee On Education
Department
Dickinson
Sylvane M. Ferris
Dakota National Bank of Dickinson
Stark County
Ken Cross
Council of Defense
Defense Council
Jamestown
R. M. Poindexter
United States Navy
Harlan
David
Texas
Fraser
Home Guard
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Snowman Fun Through Ages Reflects Racial Wealth Gap
A Louisville Courier-Journal quote contrasts past and present snowman making. It recalls using coal for eyes as a child's simple pleasure and notes wealthier children now access more resources, implying growing income disparities in recreations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Lish
McAdoo
American Railways
North Dakota Council of Defense
H. F. Hobart
Clifford
R. A. Beard
Theirst Congregational Church of
Bismarck High School
State Council For Defense
Ira L. Rush
Plaza
T. F. Kane
N. C. McDonald
Willys-Overland
Emmons County Motor Co
Strasburg
Enainge
E. P. Zunkel
Temvik
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