Prohibition Laws Face Repeal Push in North Dakota
Prohibition statutes enacted in 1889 are under attack as a group circulates petitions to repeal them. Mandan politician Stone leads the drive with hopes of submitting the measure to voters in the next general election. North Dakota figures Asher Le Burdick and William Lemke back resubmission, aligning with reform factions in the state.
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Stone of Mandan
United Sites Sehate
Gowel
Havenbey
Tiny Yen
Asher le Burdick
Unikedy
Fargo
Congress
North Dakota
William Lemke
Farge
Fis
Ieee
Crandon Church Anniversary Service Planned
Crandon church observes its fiftieth anniversary with a Sunday program led by Pastor PL EL Dae and guest speakers. Activities begin at 2:30 p.m. with readings from former pastors and short tributes, followed by a late afternoon devotional and reception for attendees five miles north of Hitchwork on the east road.
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Crandon
E. Helcher
Hurean
Lockridge
Moers
Hitchwork
Miller Band To Play Weekly Summer Concerts Led By Mrs Baughman
Miller Municipal band, organized a year ago, resumes weekly concerts on the auditorium lawn under Mrs George Baughman who orchestrated efforts to buy a seasaphone. The group includes a large youth contingent and performs marches, overtures, and solos, with programs broadcast from Huron and featuring Sousa works and other light classics.
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Miller
Huron
South Dakota
Abandoned Cavour Rail Section By Own Line Crews
Cavour June injury filled report describes C. & N. W. abandonment of a rail section at Cavour. Section foreman expects work to transfer to Huron and Troquais crews, noting dangers to workers and rights. Local activity mentions limited details and unclear dates.
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Huron
Troquais
Ndt
Quartet member returns from extended concert tour
Rev W A Redfield, a member of the Jung Speciali-The quartet, reports return from a lengthy tour of nearly four weeks. The group attended a Methodist conference in Atlantic City and traveled by automobile, making converts at various convenient stops. They also visited New York City during the eastern leg.
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Esmond
Jung
W. A. Redfield
Wetk
M. E. Church
Atlantic City
New York City
Cutworms Hit Farms Here in June Drought Fears Rise
Cavour reports farmers battling cutworms affecting alfalfa and corn fields. With dry weather expected to lift, sun and heat threaten further damage as growers plan mitigation. In Raymond, Memorial Day gathering at Hull's hall drew many attendees with George Hurtbert presiding as Loyal American Legion post commander and Rev. R. Cornwell delivering the main address.
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Raymond
Hull's Hall
Il A. m
George Hurtbert
Loyal American Legion Post
R. Cornwell
Earl Arne
Logan
Fishing Trip Outing Near Esmond
Esmond June 2 Special Cheatey Chapman with his mother and sister Delpha drove to Marshall where he joined a cousin for a fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Mrs Chapman and sister returned home while Delpha remained for a longer stay.
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Delpha
Arshall
Minnesota
Elks Convention to Meet in Madison June 5 6
South Dakota Elks from all sections gather in Madison for the annual convention. John R. Coen of Denver, grand exalted ruler, will speak publicly Sunday evening and at Monday initiation. Events include trap and skeet on Lake Herman, golf and kittenball, a Water town band concert, and a memorial address by Judge Dwight Campbell of the South Dakota Supreme Court. The parade and massed band concert close the program.
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Elks 'Eran
South Dakota
Order
John R. Coen
Denver
Lake Herman
Elks State
Watertown
Coen
Odd Fellows
Hill
Dwight Camp. Bell
South Dakota Supreme Court
Elks
Aly
Aberdeen Drill and Drum Corps
New 1932 Highway Maps to Include County Roads
Pierre reports readiness of the 1932 highway maps showing state trunk highways and all county graveled roads with a back mileage table. Patrols curb violators, fines reach 25 dollars, and a truck title issue prompts circuit court action. Bridge painting, trolley damage claims, and old gasoline receipt shortfall due to heavy snow are noted.
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Circuit Court
State Department
Weekend Fishing Trip At Lake Hig Stone Reported Fair
Mr and Mrs W J Wilkins and family Mr and Mrs Charles Wesgale and family and Charles Mulholland drove to Lake Hig Stone where they spent the weekend fishing Whey reported fishing to be fair.
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Big Stoar Esmond
W. J. Wilkins
Charles Wesgale
Charles Mulholland
Lake Hig Stone
Whey
Visit Relatives Esmond Specials Arrival
The Rev and Mrs Sydney Richards and family of Dindom Minn arrived June 2 for a visit at the homes of her aunt Mrs Fred Harbin and her sister Mrs W J Wilkins.
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Esmond
Sydney Richards
Dindom
Minn
Fred Harbin
W. J. Wilkins
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