Market Commentary on Grain and Livestock
Grain letter from Chicago notes an initial unchanged to down start followed by a sharp advance as rain speculations fade. It reports a generally worse condition than ever with small wheat heads, damage in Australia and Nebraska, and heat speeding growth. Forecasts point to nervous prices and higher futures. Bartlett Patten notes $8.85 to $9.00. Omaha and Kansas City hog, cattle, and sheep totals provided.
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Chicago
Northwest
Aussia
Nebraska
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Wheat Crop Conditions Across Regions Report Split News
St Louis reports winter wheat harvest progressing with generally good yields though frost and Hessian fly damage weaken some plants. Illinois notes wheat fall or premature cutting in places. Chicago wires crop conditions from Fargo. Minnesota crops burned except corn in some counties. Market commentary cites weather, crop progress, and possible reductions in yield projections amid rain uncertainty.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Chicago
John Inglis
Logan & Bryan
Fargo
Minneapolis
Shearson Hammill & Co
Finley Barre! Co
Logan & Bryan Co
Northwest
Heat victim aided by police as town notes temperate week
A man identifying as Lasander, affected by extreme heat, was found on a porch at Fifth Avenue and Third Street North. Police ensured he was unharmed and advised rest. In Arthur North Dakota, June 20, reports cover a hot week with local baseball wins, social events, and community notices.
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Lasander
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
Valley Ranch Notes sense of change and new faces
Valley Ranch notes recount local events and people actions from June in N. D. Entries mention fine wheat fields, late seeding finished, visitors from Tappen and Pettibone, new baby born to Paul and Mrs Hasse, Sam Ness health-related trip to Minneapolis, renewed farming activity, and comments on weather, roads, and community shifts. Several residents are named including Guskieitre Hag, Ben Dykstra, Nick Wyngarden, Wm Beedle, Rena Vellenga, Lydia Hinman, Harker, Ness, Cevert, DeKrey, Lohr, Stott, Barman, Wyngard. Also notes on schools, flax, steam plows, and old settlers meetings.
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Sam Ness
Minneapolis
Wm. Vogel
Knut Knutson
Tappen
Lydia Hinman
Hiram Maw
Fisher
Pettibone
Kidder
B. B. Harker
Oscar Ness
Ole
O. H. Ness
Dawson
Col. W. V
Y Campers Return From Lake Cormorant Camp Mirth
Secretary Wolf of the Y M A has just returned from the Lake Cormorant camp where he helped christen a new sailboat and two row boats. The vessels were repainted and a forty foot diving and boat pier was added. The cook's shack was repaired and reinforced. Boys are described as well and happy and enjoying summer. A rain brought diminutive frogs onto their beds. The younger boys plan a big Fourth of July celebration with no fireworks.
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Secretary Wolf
Y. M
Lake Cormorant
Global grain and hog market notes from June 24
Reports from Liverpool Paris Antwerp and Berlin show Wheat closing mixed or higher while Chicago hog prices show 14 000 stock left over with strong prospects. Prices for light mixed and heavy hogs range between 8 85 and 9 50 per hundredweight.
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Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Chicago
Hide Quotations From Fargo North Dakota Trade List
Cured hides prices listed by Bolies & Rogers of Fargo North Dakota No 1 G and No 2 G grade with details showing 8% quantities and varied rates. The fragment notes 8 percent and prices like 3.00 and 0.80 with additional percentage figures and letters indicating grade or lot identifiers. The readable items indicate market quotations for hides with unit or percentage markers.
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Bolies & Rogers
Fargo
N. D
Orpheus Singing Society Plans Fargo Concert
The Orpheus Singing Society of Fargo announces a concert at Stone's hall next Tuesday to support a trip to Sioux Falls for the Northwestern Norwegian Danish Singers festival. The program features Miss Marie V. McCormick soprano Miss Signe Christie contralto and Ole Holm tenor to boost the treasury and showcase Fargo performers abroad. Miss McCormick will sing Oscar Weil's Spring Song with notable sweetness.
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Orpheus Singing Society
Orpheus Singing Society of
Fargo
Stone's Hall
Sioux Falls
S. D
Singers’ Association
Marie V. McCormick
Signe Christie
Ole Holm
Orpheus Enterprise
Change of address notices for Forum subscribers
The Forum offers summer subscribers a chance to have the paper mailed to a new address. Changes may be made as often as desired and must include both old and new addresses. Prompt attention will be given the update. The text notes that the silence of a man can be more eloquent than a woman's speech.
Moorhead hosts large turnout for Norwegian Lutheran league meeting
Delegates from Spokane to New Hampshire and several states attend thebiennial United Norwegian Lutheran church Young People's League gathering in Moorhead. The program features Norwegian addresses, group sessions, and a wide range of Christian education topics led by Rev. J. D. Runsvold Rev. O. M. Norlie and Prof Weswig. Music by Concordia College band precedes evening talks.
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Young People’s League
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
K. Lokensgaard
Madison
Minh
Concordia College
Ocette
Romsdahl
Hertsgaard
Waldeland
Spokane
Wash
Portland
New Hampshire
Iowa
Neenah
Wis
Aurora
Duluth
Minn
Dakotas
C. S. Thompson
J. M. Jensen
Cooperstown
N. D
Baldwin Elevator Co. HQ to Move to Moorhead
Manager Gross of Dwight mills reports Baldwin Elevator Co plans relocating offices from Minneapolis to Moorhead. Headquarters will be at the company elevator along the Northern Pacific right of way south of Sixth street. The seed grain and feed business will operate from there, boosting Moorhead commerce.
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Minneapolis
Gross
Dwight Mills
Baldwin Elevator Co
Moorhead
Northern Pacific
Sixth Street
Action Likely in Moorhead Area
Authorities indicate potential steps to be taken in Moorhead as part of ongoing operations. Officials declined further comment, citing public safety and preliminary investigations.
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Moorhead
Village faces loss over busted license money theft
In Fertile, C. C. Maben opened a temporary store in the Knute Knutson building after village authorities issued a $50 weekly license. He advertised an auction, paid by a check drawn on an Iowa bank, then vanished. The check bounced with protest fees, leaving the village to cover the shortfall.
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the Fertile Journal
C. C. Maben
Knute Knutson
Maben
Iowa
Coroner learns of Bergman death. relatives located in Fargo
Late yesterday Coroner Vincent was informed that C. A. Bergman, who died of heat prostration at the Exchange hotel Wednesday evening, had two relatives in Fargo, a son employed by the Porte Printing Co. and a step daughter, Mrs. Cosgrove, 14 Eighth street north. The officers of the Odd Fellows lodge at Esmond, N. D., are in communication with the local lodge on the matter of funeral arrangements.
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Vincent
C. A. Bergman
Exchange Hotel
Fargo
The
Porte Printing Co
Cosgrove
Eighth Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
Esmond
N. D
Wedding at Tonning Unites J W Malmauist and Lillie Brunzell
A wedding took place last Wednesday afternoon at the Brunzell home in Tonning near Benson uniting J W Malmauist of Fargo North Dakota and Miss Lillie Brunzell of Tonning. Rev E Norson officiated. Guests included Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Mary Carlson of Fargo. The groom is chief clerk at J Case Co in Fargo.
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Tonning
Benson
J. W. Malmauist
Fargo
N. D
Lillie Brunzell
Marriage Changes Venue After Accident in Fergus Falls
Elmer Deming of Parkers Prairie and Alma Berquist of Fergus Falls married Wednesday in Evansville after Deming broke his leg in an accident while lifting a heavy hammer for a pile driver bound for the Great Northern. Unable to attend Fergus Falls, he sought a license with Clerk of Court Kidder and the ceremony proceeded in Evansville where he remains bedridden.
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Cupid
Fergus Falls
Elmer
Deming
Parkers Prairie
Alma A. Berquist
Great Northern
Kidder
Evansvile
East Side Notes and Local Political Talk
East Side Notes reports Mrs George Walker elected third vice president of the Home Mission section at the Presbyterian missionary convention in Fergus Falls. Also mentions Miss Myers of Chicago as a prominent speaker, plus local social notes on visitors, appointments, and upcoming legal and school matters.
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George Walker
Home Mission
Presbyterian Church
Fergus Falls
Miss Myers
Chicago
W._H. Diemert
William H. Diermert
St. John’s Hospital
Fargo
L. M. Bailey
Fertile
Minn
F. H. Bailey
Great Northern
Bailey
George Smith
Cleghorn
Moorhead
Carl Bjorquist
Garrison
N.D
Busness
Nine district census office nears completion says end in sight
Supervisor Meeker of the ninth district census office reports most work cleaned up and four large boxes of completed schedules shipped to Washington D C. He notes one more small shipment remains and the last night shipment was the third carried out.
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Meeker
Ninth District
Washington, D. C
Police impose strict ban on firecrackers in Little Falls
The Little Falls chief of police enforces a tight lid on firecrackers until the Fourth of July after a boy suffered severe injuries. Officials warn that reckless use could cause lifelong disfigurement and urge greater care to prevent further harm.
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Little Falls
New Officers Installed as North Dakota Eastern Star Session Ends
Eastern Star in North Dakota completed a two day gathering in Bottineau with the installation of new officers led by Grand Matron Mrs Eleanore Mackey and Grand Patron George H Keyes. Appointive officers include Grand Adah Blanche Boyd Lisbon Grand Ruth Lillian Erskine Sarles Grand Esther Phylana Frost Tower City and others with strong presence from multiple chapters statewide.
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Bottineau
George H. Keyes
Ellendale
Jennie M. Cheney
Jamestown
H. P. Cooper
Casselton
Florence M. Hoskins
Bismarck
Elizabeth Welch
Larimore
Ada Nibet
Grand Forks
Associated Grand
Minnie Rush
Fargo
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
North Dakota
Baker
Washburn
United States
Racine
Wis
Braley
Minnesota
Hoskins
Purinton
Cooper
Mackay
Adah
Blanche Boyd
Lisbon
Grand Ruth
Lillian Erskine
Sarles
Grand Esther
Phylana Frost
Tower City
Martha
Emma Cum- Mitchell
Minto
Grand Electa
Madge McBride
Cavalier
Jean MacNaughton Stevens
Towner
May Noel ‘Mitchell
Minot
Eva Graber
Grand Warder
Anna Page
Moorhead Librarian to Begin Duties at Carnegie Building
A new Moorhead public library librarian will take up duties in the city, after spending five or six weeks with her parents. She will assume her post in the handsome $15 000 Carnegie library building in Moorhead following her return home yesterday.
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Moorhead
Notable local visits and travel summaries from Streeter
June 19 update from Streeter North Dakota lists Neil McEwen visiting Fargo to see his son, Alex Anderson in Moorhead and Fargo for business, contractor Joseph Hoffmeister and banker Mr. Wiley returning from Napoleon by auto, J. W. Knifel in La Moure for business, R L Vondert touring Minnesota and Wisconsin, Miss Allie Dockstader visiting relatives, Kate Ernst returning to Aberdeen after a visit, D C Rand from Powers Elevator Co in Jamestown checking the yard, Dr. Martin buying the Shorey home and planning to move, and Mr and Mrs Shorey departing for Oregon forthcoming week. Cor 8.
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Streeter
N. C
Neil McEwen
Fargo
Alex Anderson
Moorhead
Joseph Hoffmeister
Mr. Wiley
Stock Growers’ Bank
Napoleon
J. W. Knifel
la Moure
R. L. Vondert
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Allie Dockstader
F. 8. Putman
Otranto
Iowa
Kate Ernst
Aberdeen
Langhousen
D. C. Rand
Powers Elevator Co
Jamestown
Martin
Shorey
Charlton Extradition Case Hangs on Mental Health
Charlton faced possible extradition to Italy for murder as authorities weigh his physical and mental state. His father described him as a consumptive youth with signs of an unsound mind, a view some believe could sway the Italian government and Washington officials. A protective guard was posted to prevent self harm, and a request for alienist examination was anticipated today.
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Charlton
Italy
Washington
Chariton
Alienista
Blake from Jamestown investigates city on humane officer duty
State humane officer W. A. Blake arrives in the city from Jamestown North Dakota on official business. The piece notes a general remark on marriage as a tug of war between opposing selfishness.
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Humane Officer
W. A. Blake
Jamestown
N. D
Sunday Thoughts For Every Day Sunday Thoughts For Every Day
Sunday thoughts emphasize kindness as world music and daily virtues. Each weekday offers compact maxims on character, honesty in marriage, worthiness over happiness, and giving rather than seeking pleasure. The tone echoes moral reflections suitable for a period newspaper feature.
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Inglis
Grain Opinions
Broomhall
India
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Northwest Weather
Glenwood
Elbow Lake
Hankinson
Enderlin
Waley City
Harvey
Kensal
Portal
Thief River Falls
Chi
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Chicago Park
CPPCC
Old Sol
Arthur News
Arthur
Hunter
Erie
Mayville
Fred Standfield
Faltz Farm
Jennie Rudd
M. Rudd
Ruben Phillips
R. E. Wilkle
Montana
J. S. Boore
Eva Roberts
Roberts
John Schur
Wm. Schur
Chas. Lambert
Cummings
Chas. Aubertrout
Bye
Agent Clayne
Clarne
Valley Ranch Notes
Sarah Bernhardt
Wolf
Cormorant
Foley's
H. H. Casselman
Chas. E. Lewis & CO
New York
Bartlett, Patient & Co
S. B. Chapin & Co
Tee
N. Kleverbert Lea
Young People's League
O. Lokensgaar
Hanley Falls
M. E. Waldeland
St. Ansgar
H. P. Grimsby
E. Nervig
Badger
C. C. Myhre
Adams
M. Anderson
J. H. Stenberg
Constitution
H. Voldal
Volga
O. Hanson
O. E. Schmidt
Decorah
Ungdommen
L. W. Boe
Forest Cry
N. J. Lockrem
Superior
Trinity Church
J. Peterson
A. Ulvestad
Holmessegudstjeneste
J. B. A. Dahle
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Stephen Marshall
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Clarence Boyd
John McGrath
W. H. Diermert
Lakes
Nordale Kopperdal
Hawley
Johnson
Attendan
P. C. Tonning
Willmar
Yhe Fraser
Norman Brophy
Leslie Welter, Jr
Dolly Lang
Medford
Mies L. Dahl
A. H. Erickson
Perham
Miss Erickson
Margaret McCabe
Thomas McCabe
Cornelius F. Sullivan
Clayton
Idaho
Sabin
Baxter
Richards
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Benson Monitor
Grace Foland
Streeter News
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