North Dakota Notices Span Accidents War Efforts and Local News
A scattered digest notes Kline killed in a car rollover near here, Free Methodists met in Jamestown, and Arlie Stoudel fatally struck by a car in this city. Other items report gopher poison harming prairie chickens, Elmwood farm sale at 125 an acre, Red Cross enlistment celebrations, booze seizures, and various state notices.
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Bownman
C. W. Kline
Jamestown
Free Methodists
Beach
H. W. Peek
Arlie Stoudel
Martin Monck
Fargo
Miny
Hillsboro
Elmwood
E. Y. Sarles
Benach
Golden Valley County
National Red Cross Service
Heath
Depuies
Lisbon
James 8. Cole
The
Odd Fellows of
North Dakota
Minot
J. L. Asher
M. C
France
Ray
Pioneer
E. J. Koudson
Edinore
Williston
Charlies BE. Newell
F. OB. Viumimer
Joseph J. Paviik
Crystal
W. J. Greenwood
Lynn J. Pravier
International Farm Congress
Kansas City
Lismarek
Farge
L. B. Hanna
Red Cross
Carl Jorgenson
Hanne
Co-Operative Packing Company
Marion
Mefbowd
Fourth Liberty Joan Committee
Oriska
Wahpeton
State School of Science
C. Fish
North Dakota State Historical Society
State Agricultural College
Crosby
Christ Odegard
Upton Township
Odegard
Bismarck
Reade
Murmarth
Grand Forks
Pat O'Brien
Germany
Callie Wieder
Absaruka
A. T
Marshall Pear
J. P. Hardy
Commercial Club
Wilson
Civil Service
New Rockford
Joseph D. Harrison
Soissons
McClusky
Erain Stacks
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Red River
United States Supreme Court
Conway Burghss
Conway Bank
Linton
Anton Tockingler
Fred Sehnu- Inneher
Boekimater
Bistuurek
John N. Hagan
Bismaurck
A Bit of Home Within the Camp
A vivid scene of YWCA hostess houses near military camps offering homes for soldiers. A weary young mother reunites briefly with her husband during a furlough, aided by a host of caring workers. The piece highlights 92 hostess houses in the U.S. and abroad including Paris Hotel Petrodgrad and French recreation centers aiding war workers.
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John
Young Women's Christian Association
France
War Department
Great Lakes
Cit
Great Lakes Station
Petrograd
Paris
Signal Corps
Ufe
Walled City of Women Aims Hope Amid War Strain
In a sunlit French munition town a high wall encloses a women’s community. Refugees, workers with yellowed skin, seek relief at a YWCA foyer run by the Blue Triangle. The center offers baths, sewing, a piano, and evening dances to keep spirits and bodies active amid war’s toll.
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France
Y. W. IC
Iminukeeper
Elvil
Germany
Gir
Valenciennes
Bath
Ministry of War
Young Women’s
Chiistian ‘ Association
War Department
England
Women's Congress
Paris
Englash
Immigrant Aid by the YWCA in Wartime
The War Council of the YWCA organized the International Institute to assist foreign born women like Lucia, offering English language help, job guidance, and domestic training. Researchers note interpreters, translations, and social services across 25 cities to ease wives and mothers awaiting soldiers and foster Americanization.
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Sofia
Lucia
Tony
New York
Linela
Ellis Island
Battery Park
Y. W.C. A. National Board
International Institute For Young Women
Enn
Tiame Information Service
International Institute
W. GC. A
Orchard and Garden Winter Pro tips from a homestead guide
The piece shares byproducts and methods for winter garden care. It covers seed storage in cellars, delaying plowing to curb pests, feeding plants with liquid manure after watering, and hanging greens for chicken feed. It advises mulching with chrysanthemums and using tobacco tea to curb aphids, plus pruning grape vines, blanching celery, and winterizing roses and bulbs for spring blooms.
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Mont
Anton Aia
Housefly Speeds Up To 110 MPH In Flight
Experiments show a housefly can travel when pushed, reaching 360 feet per second or about 110 miles an hour in a straight path. The note compares movement to travel ambitions.
Thrift Memo Reveals Linen Hoard From Drafts
In a Lone Pine note, E Arden Minty recalls a civil engineer who told draftsmen in London to send large linen traces. His wife boiled down the tracings to make shirts for her boys, illustrating thrift in hard times and resourceful domestic reuse.
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London
E. Arden Minty
PF. R. LB
Lone Dui Fall
Settlement Reached Ends Weaving Sheds Stoppage
The labor and capital dispute in India ended Monday with all weaving sheds expected to operate fully from Tuesday. The settlement was hastened by Mahatma Gandhi pledging to observe a fast until an agreement was reached, as reported by the Times of India.
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Mr. Gandhi
Times of
Great Scientist's Error in Ancient Celestial Theory
The article notes that the belief in a spherical Earth orbiting the sun was widely held in ancient times and largely disproven through the influence of the renowned philosopher and scientist Aristotle, who is described as the greatest of all times.
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Vhltosopher
Aristotle