Equity Exchange Gains Momentum Across Northwest
The Equity Grain Exchange shows continued growth as farmers join the Equity Society and ship full grain yields to the exchange. On Friday Nov 26 the books recorded 93 carloads of wheat with more in yards and a larger market presence than Chicago. Enthusiasm grows despite opposing literature, as farmers seek an honest market through the Equity exchange.
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Equity Co-Operative
Lusitania
Northwest
Equity Society
Co-Operative
Equity Exchange
St. Paul
Exchange
Chicago
Equity Grain Exchange
Welsh Singers Return for Second Annual City Visit
The Welsh Singers return for a second annual city appearance under the Women's club. The program promises entertaining vocal music and will feature a company member's lecture, following last year’s strong reception by a large appreciative audience.
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Women’s Club
87 year old man marries 17 year old Daytona nurse
Sheldon Nov 30 report states Captain N A Marshall aged 87, wealthy local resident, wed Miss Elsie Severson aged 17 in Daytona Florida after she nursed him back to health and later chauffeured him. The couple reversed traditional romance as the new wife joined his travels.
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Captain Marshall
Ellsie Severson
Florida
Bible dates traced to 1729 in South Dakota and Germany
A regional notice reports two 1729 Bible origins linked to South Dakota families. The Tarbell family of Watertown claims a Bible printed in Edinburgh in 1729, while Rev. Franz Matter's widow in Spring Township Hand County owns a German 1729 Bible passed through generations and well preserved.
Man Arrested For Letters To Mrs Galt
Samuel White aged 27 was arrested by secret service men in New York for sending annoying letters to Mrs Norman Galt fiancée of the President and to her mother Mrs Bolling. He was arraigned and sent to Bellevue hospital for five days of distraction.
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New York
Norman Galt
Bolling
Samuel
White
Secret Services
Washington
Bellevue Hospital
Famous Lecturer Dr. Lincoln Wirt Visits North Dakota
Dr. Lincoln Wirt, renowned world traveler and educator, lectures on the world war in several North Dakota towns this week under the Extension Division of the University of North Dakota. He has recent experience in Europe including trench life and discussions with diplomats and generals, offering informed insights into the war’s causes and conditions.
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Lincoln Wirt
North Dakota
Wirt
Europe
Dr. Wirt
University of North Dakota
New Residence Fire Near Rosenberg Home
Fire crews responded to a blaze at a new Rosenberg residence on the north side. A stove installed by plasterers reportedly ignited the fire but doors and windows being closed limited damage. assessed loss listed at 92.502. Separately a meeting of the Rison Telephone Company approved a plan to construct a rural line from Bison to Hettinger.
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William Rosenberg
Bison
Hettinger
The
Rison Telephone Company
Explosion Kills Thirty at DuPont Plant Packing House
A blast at the DuPont Powder company Upper Hagley yard in Wilmington Delaware today kills thirty and injures seven. Most victims are young men aged sixteen to twenty one. Investigations seek cause as workers and officials inspect the wreckage and identify remains amid widespread horror.
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Wilmington
Del
Hagley Yard
DuPont Powder Company
Dupont
Branlywine Creek
Hagley
Dupont Company
Allar
A. Thaxter
Fear Another Wheat Raid In Winnipeg Market
Anxiety grips Winnipeg grain dealers as Britain signals another purchase of Canadian wheat. The British chancellor stated the government would meet wheat and flour needs, prompting fears of higher prices. Canada’s grain board chairman McGill was directed to compensate former owners of commandeered wheat via the Lake Shippers Clearing Association in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Man
Britain
Canada
Grain Board
Dr. McGill
Lake Shippers’ Clearing Association of
Inspector Visits Rural Schools in Golden Valley
State inspector D. C. McDonald toured rural schools in Golden Valley county noting improved facilities and attendance. He aims to aid consolidation of schools, with 41 and 61 dollar appropriations for second class districts and about 150 dollars for consolidated schools, possibly rising next year.
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D. C. McDonald
Golden Valley
McDonald
Golva
Saddle Butte
Greiner Secures Exclusive Case Agency for Auto Shop
J. J. Greiner owner of Greiner auto service receives exclusive agency for Case threshing and auto company covering Billings Wibaux and Golden Valley counties. He will convert the Case building into a modern garage and sales room with tools and lathes for auto and threshing machine work and expects to deliver twenty Case cars next season.
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J. J. Greiner
Greiner Auto Service
Case Threshing and Auto Company
Mr. Greiner
Billings
Wibaux
Golden Valley
Case Company
United States
Greiner
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Reduced Freight Rates Ordered for Livestock Shipments
Minnesota railroad commission ordered lower freight rates effective after January 1 for shipments from South St. Paul. Switching charges have been abandoned as part of the policy adjustment.
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South St. Paul
Minnesota Pete
Boehmer Delivers Musical Recital at Opera House
Professor Boehmer of the Fargo Conservatory gave a highly regarded recital under the Ep worth League on Tuesday evening. He explored The Goose Girl with clear musical technique and provided a thorough accompanying lecture.
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Boehmer
Fargo Conservatory of Music
Epworth League
Opera House
Bootleggers Arrested as Carlyle Sees North Dakota Spillover
Carlyle township foregoes fines for two bootleggers while a third man pleads guilty and receives 30 days in Ekalaka jail. The court deemed the others as necessary adjuncts to local business and discharged them with admonition. Assistant County Attorney Booth led the prosecutions.
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Ollie
Carlyle
North Dakota
Douglas
Carlyle Township
Gordon
Ekalaka
Ann
Booth
Baker Sentinel
Fait Held On Serious Charge At Aberdeen
Charles W. Fait of Aberdeen is arraigned on a mann white slave act charge after bootlegging arrest. He allegedly transported a young woman from Milaca Minnesota to Aberdeen for immoral purposes. He pleads not guilty. case continued until May term. bonds set at 2500 dollars unpaid.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Charles W. Fait
United States
William Wallace
Faith
Milaca
Minn
North Dakota Governor Joins Ford Peace Ship Voyage
Governor Hanna of North Dakota accepted Henry Ford's invitation to sail aboard the peace ship Oscar II from New York. He arrived in Fargo to board the voyage, planning to be away about six weeks with Lieutenant Governor Fraine acting in his absence as the ship sails on December.
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Fargo
B. Hanna
Nemh
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
New York
Oscar II
Fraine
House of a Thousand Candles at the Opera House
The five reel Selig Red Seal play House of a Thousand Candles will headline the opera house on Wednesday December 8. Star Harry Mestayer leads a cast including Grace Darmond John Charles George Backus and Mary Robson in a tale of a squire’s will a year long stay prohibition and a masked ball ending in a dramatic reveal hidden heir and a fight by the old man to protect the fortune.
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Meredith Nicholson
Opera House
Wedneslday
Harry Mestayer
Selig
Grace Darmond
John Charles
George Backus
Mary Robson
Forest Robinson
Edgar Nelson
Callender Hotel Changes Hands
During the week ip Washer, manager of the Cal lender hotel of this city transferred his interest to A. M. Wallace, of this city. Mr. Wallace, formerly in terested in the building, will assume full charge and the patrons are assured of the customary good service. A Minot Commerce committee visited Minneapolis to urge Soo to build to Max. Germany may ask the United States to apologize for Captain Boy Ed incident.
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Ip. S. Washer
Callender Hotel
A. M. Wallace
Wallace
Minot Association of Commerce
Minneapolis
Soo
Max
Germany
United States
Boy Ed
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Big Blaze
Glendive
Secures
Case
Ford
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