Braddock Area Social and School Notes
Lincoln Braddock district residents and visitors are listed attending gatherings, school enrollments, threshing activities, and local trips. Families include Petersen, Lamm, Adams, Loutenbill, Bier, Mandigo, Briggs, Lamm, and Reamann. Fishing season ends Sept 10. Wheat yields praised. several residents traveled to Roscoe and Minneapolis fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sorem
Cora and
Luella Shepherd
Millie Briggs
Lina Mandigo
Braddock
C. Petersen
G. O. Shepherd
F. A. Briggs
W. H. Lamm
J. J. Petersen
Gerald Loutenbill
Herman Adams
Homer Lamm
Mandigo Ranch
Town Letters and Departures Try a Hague Forum
Farmers praise grain yields while planning a Hague forum for debate as letters replace telegrams and residents vanish. Vik quits station duties, leaving questions about where they all went. The town laments missing neighbors Maggie Anna Lizzie and others as change spreads through daily life.
A Well Prepared Seed Bed For Bigger Crops
A disc harrow ads a tool to improve seed beds by penetrating and pulverizing soil across the full width. The instrument features adjustable gang levers to balance pull on soft and hard ground and a third level to control pressure for even depth. It promises durability and long life.
Local Notes and a Plane Crash News Update
Mr and Mrs A Boschker settle in their new West Side home Will Sieler builds an addition in the Date neighborhood Geo Rose handles the work The death of two airmen in a Morristown New Jersey crash drew local interest The pilot and Gustav Reierson a former Campbell county youth and cousin to Rider Fred and Harold Reierson died Miss Genevieve Kieffer of Dale left for Ashley to teach in that city schools She is a Ellendale State Normal graduate and the youngest life certificate holder there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sieler
Date
Geo. Rose
Morristown
N. J
New York
Chicago
Gustav Reierson
Campbell County
Rider
Fred
Harold Reierson
Steve Solomonson
Genevieve Kieffer
Dale
Ashley
Rail shippers urged to speed loading and cut delays
Washington officials urge manufacturers and shippers to maximize freight car use by loading closer to capacity and shortening terminal delays. The United States Chamber of Commerce railroad committee says this could mimic a 535,000 car addition. Current loads average 27.8 tons of 41.6 capacity as 37 percent wait to be loaded, 43 percent move through terminals, 11 percent in transit, and 9 percent in repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
Polish Troops Report Successes on Southern Brest Front
An official statement from Warsaw reports Polish forces near Kamionka Strumiłowa and Bysk defeating Soviet bolsheviks with heavy losses. Polish troops crossed the Rus to occupy Jaklanowka and crush enemy concentrations, taking about 200 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Brest-Litovsk
Kamionka-Strumilova
Bysk
Rus
Jaklanowka
Second quake hits Italy after Emilia catastrophe
A violent earthquake in the Emilia district causes deaths and heavy damage as aftershocks spread to Fivizzano and nearby towns. Death tolls reported vary with 438 in Fivizzano, 124 in Vignatta, and Epoca estimating over 600 dead and more than 20,000 homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rome
Emilia
Fivizzano
Vignatta
Epoca
Quiz for Rail Rate Fight New York Intrastate Ban Under Scrutiny
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an inquiry into the New York Public Service commission order which denied railroads permission to raise intrastate rates in line with higher interstate rates. The investigation seeks to determine the reasonableness of the intrastate ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Public Service Commission
Orange Spots Lead to Arrest in Dye Heist Case
Orange colored spots on a waterfront car triggered recovery of 300000 dollars worth of stolen German dyes and the arrest of seventeen men. A federal operative followed a clue leading to the arrests in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Department of Justice Bureau
Boy Slain By Soldier Pal On Fort Wadsworth Guard
Pavel Nikolaeff fourteen, among eight hundred Russian refugee children under Red Cross care at Fort Wadsworth Staten Island, was shot and killed while learning the army manual of arms from a friendly guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
New York
Pavel Nikolaeff
Red Cross
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Siberia
Petrograd
Win Tracy Leads South End Free and Independent
In a town column from September 18 1895 Win Tracy is noted from the south end of the free and independent shirt of Emmons. Other items include Eva Campbell starting a term at Bringhurst school in Cherry Grove and various local travels for medical care and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Emmons
Eva Campbell
Cherry Grove
Bringhurst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lincoln Dist
Catherine Petersen
Warren Lamm
Mrs. P. Hansen
Stanton Home
Myrtle Fransen
Mrs. Barth
Persian Lake
D. P. Bier
Central Lake
Michigan
Floyd
Floyd Bier
W. D. Mandigo
Narcissa Mandigo
Clair Derby
Bismarck
W. W. Mandigo
Madge King
Esther Matta
Reamann Home
Mrs. van Dyne
Mrs. McCain
Mandigo
Gerald Loutenbell
Iowa
Mrs. Hegland
John Strong
G. E. Person
Beatrice Reamann
Hazelton
Mrs. D. Simpson
C. A. Stickney’s
Geo. Wallace
E. R. Purinton
Mrs. N. Anderson
Minneapolis
Geo. Jackman
South Dakota
Geo. Richmond
State of
Myrtle Harwood
Bryant Baker
Oscar Larvick
Carl Larvick
Esterson S. Martalia
Frank Plom
Lake Norden
A. Martalia
Jake Kreager
Alex. McCulley
Hague
Gus Arndt
Roscoe
Pete Busch
Jake Volk
J. J. Jaeger
Mr. Griffin
Mr. O. Nesheim
Lakeville, Minn
Peter Weisbeck
Avery Thresher
Sahli, Fisene, Co
Mr. Nilligan
Henneman and
Mountaine
Page
Nesheim
Hilder
Maggie
Anna
Mary
Lizzie
Vik
F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co
H. B. Johnson, Mgr., Braddock, N. D
Pollock
Mrs. A. Boschker
Gars
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Muss Bglerien Near
Italy
J. W. Westcott
Ohio
W. S. Casselman
Supt
Andrus
Williamsport
Winchester
Charlie Carley
Nellie Burge
Beaver Creek
W. E. Petrie
Emma Kyes
George Burge
Fred Kist
Linton, N.D
J. F. Schiermeister
J. H. Schiermeister
Transfer & Dray Line
Linton
Milwaukee
N. P
North Dakota
Georgette
Chris, Albrecht
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