Braddock Businessman Simon J Moen Dies After Illness
WAR VETERAN PASSES AWAY Simon J Moen prominent Braddock business man succumbs after Brights disease Funeral Sunday In Braddock he was 34 born December 24 1887 in Brookings County South Dakota he started in L M Doerschlag Co and served in E Battery 338th Artillery He married twice and was survived by Irene Moen his widow and a large family Funeral attended by Freemasons and American Legion members with Braddock cemetery interment
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Simon J. Moen
Bismarck Hospital
Braddock
Bright
Bismarck
Linton Lodge of Freemasons
Stewart
Wilton
American Legion
Sam
Brookings County
South Dakota
Bra
L. M Doerschlag
L. M. Doerschlag.Co
Arma Moen
John
Chris
Norman
Arthur Moen
Emil Jussil
Matthew Kosti
Earl Kosti
Lake Norden
S. D
Charlie Moen
Fargo
Anna Frostman
Wisconsin
Moen
Jennie Campbell
Hazel Gould
Randall, Minn
R. L. Washburn
Napoleon
Frank Simon
Kintyre
H. W. Allen
DeWitt Baer
Frank Haynes
John J. Peterson
Hazelton
Masonry
el Zagal
Lloyd Spetz
Legion Brothers
Linton
Sam Moen
Brad
Winchester and Linton school districts divide old property
A Friday joint meeting in the Winchester court house aligned the old Winchester district's property with the newly organized Linton Special district. Debts were nearly balanced by taxable property shares, leaving Linton with five to six thousand dollars of warrants outstanding. With school opening next Tuesday, no major changes to current plans are possible, though a second primary teacher is sought due to crowded first grade enrollment.
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Boards of
Winchester
Linton Special
Old Winchester
Linton
Bertheau Home Return From Swedish Visit
Mrs. C. Bertheau and son Oscar returned from a summer trip to Soderhamn Sweden aboard the Drottningholm. Oscar stayed briefly in Minneapolis on return. Soderhamn is a busy seaport with gun wagon and match factories, some lumbering and tar making. The voyage featured the shift from dry to wet law beyond the three mile limit from New York.
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America
New York
United States
K C Drive for Funds Knights plan 50000 drive
The Knights of Columbus in North Dakota will raise 50000 during Sept 4 to 10 to build a Catholic Foundation at the University of North Dakota. Funds support a chapel, a permanent chaplain, and a library. The drive includes 10 councils and parish units led by Rev M M Corry and others. Bishops O Reilly and Wehrle approve the effort.
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Knights of Columbus
University of North Dakota
K. C
M. M. Corry
Langdon
Howard Manley
Grand Forks
J. J. Coyle
Minot
E. V. Simonitsch
Sam, Longtime Dallas Businessman, Dies
The Dallas News notes the passing of a respected local business man known as Sam. He was widely admired in the community, had many friends, and was regarded as a steady, kind figure. The Record extends heartfelt sympathy to his wife and relatives.
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Sam
Plenty of Teachers Warn Permit System Will Stand
The State Department of Public Instruction reports a flood of applicants for teaching permits but will not grant any this year. County superintendents will stockpile qualified teachers for Sept. 5 and Sept. 12 starts while verifying credentials. Directors urged to hire only certified teachers and wait for August exam results.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Ahie
State Department
Polorest
Japs Uniform in Size Shown by Regiment Study
Measurements of an infantry regiment reveal striking uniformity among Japanese soldiers with no more than two inches in height variation and twenty pounds in weight, illustrating consistent physical standard across the unit.
Legion Elects Delegates to State Convention
The local American Legion post met Friday night and elected two delegates to the state convention to be held in James Town on September 27 and 28. Glen Turner and F. B. Streeter were chosen as delegates with Harry Lynn and John Meier as alternates. Routine business and discussion of war risk insurance conversions and disability claims were noted before adjournment.
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Pos
American Legion
Jamestown
Glen Turner
F. B. Streeter
Harry Lynn
John Meier
Warrisk
Card of Thanks From Family of Beloved Husband
The family thanks the Linton Lodge of Freemasons the American Legion and all friends for assistance during illness and death and for the beautiful floral display extending heartfelt gratitude for support and sympathy.
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Linton Lodge of Freemasons
American Legion
Recall notes fuel recall petition drive and political clashes
Signature count nears 74 000 at Independent State Headquarters in Fargo as petition work continues in districts where O Connor support is weak. Leaders attack opponents with vague charges while recall campaign uses League backing. Grand Forks Herald denial and IWA fears of job loss surface amid political strife and a Winter Senate panel finding.
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Independent State
Fargo
O’connor
Lemke
Frazier
Courier-News
Theo. G. Nelson
League
Grand Forks Herald
U. L. Burdick
U. S
Mine Reopens on Cooperative Basis Near Centralia
Centralia Washington a coal mine west of town resumes operations after statewide miner strike adopting a cooperative basis said by A D Foron president the move described as solving the industrial problem and marks a return to work for miners involved
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Centralia
Wash
Here
A. D. Foron
Relief Campaign to Aid Russian Famine Victims
The American Friends Service Committee announced a national emergency drive to raise 5.6 million dollars for starving children in the Russian Volga famine regions. London remains the world’s largest city per the latest census with 7,476,168 residents. New York City reports 6,620,000.
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Philadelphia
American Friends’ Service Committee
London
New York City
Frazier warns bankers on foreclosures in drought counties
Governor Lynn J. Frazier appeals to bankers and money lenders to be lenient as many farmers struggle with failed crops and adverse conditions. He cites reports of threatened foreclosures and urges preservation of seed and feed, warning wholesale actions would devastate rural communities and deter future settlers.
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Jourier-News
Bismarck
N. C
Lynn J. Frazier
Saint Matthews Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Sunday September 4 1921 at Saint Matthews Episcopal Church features Sunday School at 11 00 a m and an Evening Service.
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ST. Matthews’ Episcopal” Church
North Dakota Seeks Nonpartisan State and County Nominations
A historic 1913 proposal urges voters to back a law for nominating and electing state and county officers without party designation. It mandates separate state and county primary ballots, with fixed order of offices and strict rules against blanket stickers, detailing general ballot form and voting marks.
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North Dakota
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Supreme Court
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