Y M C A Drive Next Attny Coventry in Fargo for Fund Drive
Attorney Charles Coventry travels to Fargo to organize Y M C A War movement fund raising in North Dakota. North Dakota aims to raise 125000 with Emmons County targeting 2000. Coventry leads efforts amid war aid goals.
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Chas.Coventry
Emmons County
Charles Coventry
Fargo
North Dakota
United States
Coventry
C. Ai ‘Movement
Sears
Bee Y. C.K
M.C
France
Muhammedan
Tom
Adonis
Mr. Coventry
Food pledge drive targets 100000 North Dakota homes
Letter from E F Ladd Federal Food Administrator urges volunteers to sign the food pledge and recruit 100000 North Dakota households. It requests community workers to pass pledge cards, sign up neighbors, and keep up the effort until the quota is met, reinforcing war time duty.
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North ‘Dakota
Wwe
Abetoffer
E. F. Ladd
Federal
Sunday School Drive Begins With North Dakota Support
Busy workers prepare for a red letter day as North Dakota Sunday School Association provides posters blanks and live suggestions. The movement draws strong participation and expected influx of visitors and new members for 1914 events.
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North Dakota Sunday School
Assn
Asses
America
Call for 60 000 biographers and linesmen in War Dept plan
War Department Central Division from Chicago calls for immediate training of 60 000 biographers telephone men and linesmen for the service corps. State Council of Defense and Education Committee lead the assignment with Dr H R Brosh overseeing qualifications from the draft roster and medical standards.
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Comatiey
Bismarck
Es Eat
McLean
Sheridan
Emmons
Logan
Melntosh
Morton
Sioux
Mercer
Oliver
Theh
Coung
Padsah
United States
Jin
Middle West
War Department
Central Division
Chicago
Si Service Corps
State Council of Defense
Committee On Education
H.R. Brosh
State ‘University
Miot
Williston
Jamestown
Dickinson
German Speaker Apholds Amerig in War Era Plea
Center Republican notes Prof Alfred E Koenig of the University of Minnesota will visit North Dakota to speak for the Amerita cause in the Great War. He appeals to Americans of German descent to hear his message born of personal tragedy and his family’s wartime losses.
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Amerita
Alfred.e. Koenig
Univerity
Minneso
North Dakota
Amer
Gran
Shas
He Garman
Smt
Koenig
Meig
Shim
America
January 46 1913 Seasonal Fur Trade Opens
In January 1913 the fur trade opens for beavers otters and other skins. Dealers warn against pre selling and note thousands of dollars worth of stock in the region. The text urges buyers to wait until the season proper to trap and sell.
Early Shipments Urged as Railroads Aid War Supplies
Cooperation urged among shippers and merchants to speed Christmas packages by rail. The note items relief of box car equipment as railroads commit to expedite freight for government war supplies, says G W Murnane secretary of the Northwest Committed Railway services.
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Northwest
Ethe
Tacco G. W. Murnane
Two Chances Highlighted in Abridged Draft Note
An obscured OCR fragment references two chances or drafts, with unclear names or dates. The readable portion suggests a planning or voting context, but specifics are missing.
Secretary of State Hall Arrested in Embezzlement Case
North Dakota report says Secretary of State Thomon Hall and automobile register clerk E M Walla were arrested on embezzlement charges after an exam of the automobile department books indicated about 3400 dollars missing. Walla and Hall face the charge in justice court while Hall denied the accusation.
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Bismarck
N. D
Thomon Hall
E -M.walla
State’s
Wm. Langer
Sherif J. F. Frewen
Burleigh County
Automobile Department
State Bank
Hale
Hall
Walla
Justice Court
Secretary of State
Thearall
Fargo
Sugar cured hams and bacon recipe notes curing steps
The article describes salting and packing meat for curing. It specifies proportions per 100 pounds of meat: 8 pounds salt 2 pounds brown sugar and 2 ounces saltpetre dissolved in 4 gallons of water. Barrels are filled with hams shoulders and bacon, curing 4 to 6 weeks for bacon and 6 to 8 weeks for hams before smoking.
Record Breaking Freight Traffic Again Leads Railroads
Railroads moved 20.2 percent more freight in July than a year earlier and 48 percent above July 1915. Gains came from a 4.3 percent rise in locomotives and 2.8 percent in box cars, with shippers and receivers praised for help in loading and unloading freight promptly and heavily. The Railroad War Board notes cooperation made these increases possible.
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Railroad War Board
Harvest Wheat Through The Year Across Regions
A fragmented note describes year round wheat harvesting. It references January cuts in some areas and May in China and Japan, with June noted as the busiest month globally. Mentions Turkey Greece Spain France southern U S and Russia in harvest activity.
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Egypt
Avila
Asia Minor
Persia
Cubia
China
Japan
Turkey
Greece
Spain
France
America
Russia
Turner Faces Cattle Rustling Hearing at Solen Court
In Solen justice court a hearing was held Tuesday on cattle rustling charges involving Turner. McDonald faced related counts alleging theft of cattle from Gees Cattle Company and another cow from Bred, with a verdict pending on the earlier case and Turner released on bond.
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Solen
F.C. Turner
Turner
McDonald
Gees Cattle Company
Scott
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Bledge
Signers
Lin‘ton
Bismarck, N. Dak
F. B. Streeter
Agence Perty
Linton
Apholds Amerig
Rere
Dadi
OF State Hall
Emmong County
Rooks
Gerrit Rooks
A. Horner
Kist
C. F. Bosch
Dorothy
Ruben Stowell
John Naass
Jacob Heyne
Boy ‘Beoutts
Alton Junge
Howard Carley
Alvin“Atha
Breking
Té Turner
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