Braddock Thanksgiving Dinner and Sale Held by Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid of Bethel Church will hold its annual sale at Hartvick Sterks' place on Thanksgiving Day with a forenoon program starting at 10 o'clock. A turkey dinner will be served afterward.
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Ladies’ Aid of Bethel
Hartvick Sterks
Pollock Cattle Shipment and Local Updates
Tom McCrory of Horseheads prepares to ship six train cars of cattle from Dale ranch to St Paul. Gerrit Biesheuvel weighed 100 head bought with M DeBoer at Arias yesterday. Stock to be brought to Pollock today and turned over to Scott Bros. Mrs John Winterberg reports her father is gravely ill. She left Monday evening by train.
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First State Bank
Strasburg
Schwinghammer
Storey
Optician
Joseph Schneider
Dorothy Senger
Lawrence Senger
St. Aloysius Church
Minixhofer
Dorothy Sacher
Cheit
Vic Siefert
Tom McCrory
Horsehead
Emmons
County
Dale Ranch
St. Paul
Gerrit Biesheuvel
Arias
M. DeBoer
Pollock
Scott Bros
John Winterberg
Auction to liquidate personal property in Dale neighborhood
Adolph Becker plans an auction sale of personal property at his Dale farm next Friday November 12 due to his wife’s ill health requiring a warmer climate. Albert Ryckman of southern Emmons county fractured his right forearm last Monday while cranking a Ford at home and was treated by Dr. Shockey in town.
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Springfield
Missouri
Adolph Becker
Dale
Albert Ryckman
Thomas Ryckman
Emmons County
Shockey
Arrestee Held on Federal Malfeasance and Whisky Transport Charges
In the year an individual was arrested on a Federal warrant charging malfeasance in office and illegal transportation of whisky. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner H. S. Hatch and released under bonds of $2,000.
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United States
H. S. Hatch
Mrs Ogden Mills Dies in Paris
New York reports the death of Mrs. Ogden Mills in Paris. She had long been a prominent figure in New York Newport and Paris society.
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Ogden Mills
New York
Paris
Newport
Mrs Englebert Meier of Strasburg Dies at 54
Mrs Englebert Meier, 54, of Strasburg, died Monday morning from cancer. She leaves three children. The funeral was held Tuesday. Deceased was a cousin of Frank Meier Sr of Linton. Oscar Bertheau visits Washington state with his uncle F Bertheau and relatives. John Schlangen returned from Sioux City after shipping cette. Mrs A J Leuwer listed as sick this week.
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Englebert Meier
Strasburg
Frank Meier
Linton
Oscar Bertheau
Washington State
F. Bertheau
Mandan Nov 9 Set for City Commission Special Election
Mandan schedules November 9 as the date for a special city election to choose a successor to the late William G. McDonald on the city commission. Sherwood case alleges whiskey runners earning up to 250 dollars weekly for hazardous work. Shields exhibition planned with displays and prizes for late October or early November.
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Mandan
William G. McDonald
Sherwood
Shields
Weather Summary From Linton Sub Station Week
The U S Weather Bureau Linton sub station reports a week ending Wednesday at 9 A M with Tuesday readings at 5 degrees above zero and the high of 62 degrees on Wednesday. Tuesday's low was 15 above and barometric pressure fell Tuesday evening. Outlook calls for a rising thermometer and another cold spell toward the weekend. Rev. Wm Malpass, cooperative observer.
New York Assembly Expels Three Socialist Members
The New York state Assembly expelled Waldman Claessens and Solomon by 90 to 45 and allowed Dewitt and Orr to keep seats by 87 to 48. Waldman’s later bid to return was rejected 81 to 52. Socialist leader Morris Hillquit vows a vigorous November campaign and aims to elect more Socialists to the Assembly.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Louis Waldman
August Claessens
Charles Solomon
Kings County
Samuel A. Dewitt
Samuel Orr
Bronx
Waldman
New York Assembly
Socialist Party
Morris Hillquit
Hill
Hillquit
Peace by Resolution Splits Senate on Versailles
Washington Republican leaders of all shades agree that the Versailles treaty should be rejected when resubmitted to Congress. An official source says peace would be declared with the central powers by resolutions, and President-elect Harding is reported to back the plan already.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Harding
Rum Rebellion case tests Marquette liquor crackdown
Federal prohibition agent John Fillion, under Group Chief Leo J. Grove, faces charges in a case tied to Iron River seizures that sparked the so called rum rebellion. The incident centers on smuggling activity during prohibition era in Marquette Michigan.
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Marquette
Mich
John 5
Fillion
Federal Prohibition
Leo J. Grove
Iron River
Where the Trouble Lies Explains Reciprocal Treaties
Essayist argues that people claim better treatment from others than warranted by the situation and that true fairness would require different behavior. The remark suggests relationships sour when expectations exceed reality.
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