Community Notes and Local Visits Across Braddock and Area
Local correspondents report visits from E. R. Purinton and family from Des Moines and Minneapolis, plus numerous residents: Mrs. Harwood on sick list, Mrs. Benedict shopping in Hazelton, and many family gatherings at the Purinton home. Braddock pages note dances, school starts, travel to Bismarck, and upcoming Recital at Woodman Hall to aid the Ladies’ Aid with Lina Mangdo music class. Frontier Day plans in Linton and Hague trip for Pollock five.
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Woodman Hall
Lina Mandigo
Braddock ‘Ladies’ Aid
Frontier Day and Fair Draw Temvik People to Linton
A large number of Temvik residents attended the Frontier Day and Fair in Linton over Thursday to Saturday, reporting good times despite unfavorable weather. Visitors include Mrs. E E Gents moving to Stanton North Carolina, R C Burlingame from Los Angeles settling local interests, and a farm auction set for Wednesday. Aberdeen South Dakota visitors J B Davis and W A Foels hosted in town, while Christian Albrecht traveled to Bismarck for business. The town was sparsely staffed as many men hunted, returning with ducks and chickens. Geiser brothers visited the Schlecht home Sunday.
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Temvik
Linton
R. C. Burlingame
Los Angeles
Cal
Local district notes and school openings reported
Miss Esther L. Douglas moves a school to Selt District while Miss Leone M. O Neill begins teaching in Odessa District. F Franklin from Linton visits. Bellum and Lynch return from Wisconsin and start teaching Thursday. Alye Diggins starts a school in Sahli area and Diggins moves into Bush residence. A birth is reported and Mrs Wininger mourns a death. Town exodus from hotel described with parade of wearables and furniture to a new home, followed by a community entertainment with lemonade ice cream and chocolate. Anton Klein marries.
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Mr. Heffner
Mr. Heftner
Unclear OCR fragment on local business visitors
Fragmentary text mentions Isaac Boachieet han G P Parrott and Robt Nelson of Gianavon with brief notes of merchandise and river matters. Names and places are partially readable, but content is garbled. no clear event or conclusion emerges from the fragment.
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Isaac Boachieet Han
RB. G. Parrott
Strike ends on 3 big systems
Minneapolis resumption of normal railroad activity nears as three northwest lines plan to rehire shopmen. About 8,000 on two divisions of the Omaha and Northwestern and 7,000 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul system will return, with old and new workers treated equally. Violent strikers may be barred from returning.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Twin Cities
Chicago
Omaha
Northwestern
Milwaukee and St. Paul
A. V. Trenholm
Durum Wheat Separation Planned in October Reports
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will separate durum wheat from other spring wheat varieties in future monthly crop reports. Beginning with the October report, separate estimates will be issued for durum and ordinary spring wheat, with durum shown separately in December and continued in 1923 from June onward.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Rise in coal prices prompts federal court action in Minnesota
Minneapolis sources report that 400 percent price increases on coal trigger attempts to enjoin lake coal priority orders in federal court. Donald Conn, Minnesota coal representative in Washington, telegraphed the move without naming who seeks the injunction. Resolutions adopted in Minneapolis protest current coal prices and the impact on mills across Wisconsin, Iowa, and South Dakota, urging representation on state and federal fuel committees.
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Minneapolis
Preus
Donald D.conn
Minnesota
Washington
OperaLore
Imhesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Sal
Herbert Hoover
B. Mings
Banished Prince George Withdraws Renunciation of Serbian Throne
The former crown prince of Serbia, banished in 1909 for renouncing his rights, reportedly told Premier Pachitch that he is retracting the renunciation. The Serbian assembly had earlier approved the renunciation, making his brother Alexander heir. Alexander later became king of the realm that became Yugoslavia after King Peter’s death.
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George
Serbia
Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
Assembly of Serbia
Alexander
Jugo- Slavia
Croats and Slovenes
Peter
Strike injures many in Chicago as transport tieup hurts farms
Amid a transport strike, Perishables producers face ruin and farmers lose a year’s work. California reports delayed fruit shipments and disrupted price lists with millions lost in spoiled fruit. South Dakota notes millions in losses as elevators fill and grain shipments drop. Nebraska sees slow grain movement with no major coal shortage impact yet. North Dakota reports full elevators and car shortages delaying perishables. Iowa cites car shortages as the worst issue, hogs held past market, costing thousands to farmers.
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Chicago
California
South Dakota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Iowa
Fifty Roads Compromise Ends Major Shopmen Strike
The shop crafts conference committee voted to end the nationwide shopmen strike on one quarter of the nation’s class one railways. About twelve thousand strikers will return to work immediately on three Northwest roads. Canadian workers will hold their strike call in abeyance pending policy committee action.
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Chicago
R. J.tallon
Turkish invasion fears widen Europe tensions
British officials warn of possible Turkish invasion of Europe amid Bal kans instability as the Little Entente faces pressure. Allies ready to use force to guard neutral zones. Turks press for control of straits and Dardanelles.
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London
Erope
Balkans
Entente
Europe
Straits
Dardances
Bospherus
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Strasburg Directory
Baumgartner
A. Fischer
Peter Borr
Joe S. Fischer
James Borr
C. Rowerdink
E. R. Purinton
E. R
Des Met
S. D
L. H. Harwood
H. L. Benedict
Hazelton
C. Waddell
Bryant Baker
Purintun
Alex. McCulley
McLaughlin
Grace
Laura Buck
Larvick
Myrtle Harwood
Orthmeyer Home
Braddock
Rachel Shepard
Garrison
Mrs. McCune
Roland
Mr. and
Mrs. Staak
Wishek
Mr. DeFrance
Miss Lloyd
Mrs. Lind
Emma Cotton
Mason City
Prof. Lewis
Soo
Bismarck
Mike Ryan
Watertown
S. C
J. D. McCusker
Marjorie
Vida Sweverland
The
Union Church
Geo. McKay
Glanavon
Dr. Shockey
Tony Volk
Winona
Mrs. Volk
Dory
Lou Lutz
Dale
A. A. Pollock
Jessie DuPuy
Pollock
Hague
Policek
E. E. Gents
Stanton
N. C
J. B. Davis
Aberdeen, S.D
W. A. Foels
Christian Albrecht
Mr . Geiser
John Schlecht
Wats
Strasburg
Esther L. Douglas
McIntosh
Selt
Leone M. O'Neil
Forman
N.D
Odessa Dist
F. Franklin
Messrs. Bellum and
Lynch
Tursday
Alye
Diggins
Sahli
J. Schall
Wininger
Steven Wininger
Anton Klein
I . Brokofsky
Robt
Nelson
Gianavon
Anton
Neadell
United. Produce CO
Stre Ae BA Roe
I ‘Dealer
BN. Butterfat, Poultry A
44 Flour Milla
Hoover
Montpell
Prince George
Dardanelles
Baltimore
Ohio
Mioge Ebdal
New York Central
Inventiga
Central
Commissiog
General Banking
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Kellogg’s
Kaeliox
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