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Newspaper

Golden Valley Chronicle

Location

Beach, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

5

Noted Ohio Lawyer McDonald Lecture on Moonshine

An Ohio lawyer and lecturer, B F McDonald, discusses moonshine as a metaphor for pretense in private and public life. The talk, rich in philosophy and humor, portrays him as a thoughtful, forceful orator and popular speaker during summer lectures.

B. F. McDonald Hon. McDonald State of Ohio McDonald

Big Band Chimera to Play at Chautauqua Festival

Chimera the famed bandmaster brings a celebrated band to Chautauqua for a festival of high classics and popular tunes. Madame Cafarelli, Chicago opera singer, joins the tour, performing with the full ensemble under Chimera's directional control to deliver a varied concert program.

Canada Japan United States Chautauqua Ralph Bingham Ducrot Chimera Madame Cafarelli Chicago

Clarke to Deliver Lectures on Liberty and Progress

J Fred Clarke set to speak at a Chautauqua tent delivering a strong plea for liberty democracy and free thought. He vows to inspect reject and rebuke two kinds of fools while promising logic humor and clear weather for the struggling masses.

J. Fred Clarke J. Fred Ingersoll

Clever magician for Chautauqua thrills crowds

A New York illusionist Ducrot brings a mystery filled stage show to Chautauqua. The act promises clever realism, spectacular tricks, and original novelties that mystify both youngsters and adults.

Ducrot Land of Mystery Ledger

Laurel Woman Forces Editor to Eat Part of Newspaper

Mrs. Harvey Peace, armed with a revolver, compelled Elmer L. Harris of the Jones County Times to bite and chew half a newspaper in the Laurel office. Harris, on his knees, was spared further harm after a constable was summoned. Peace sought peace bonds for herself and her family.

Laurel Harvey Peace Elmer L. Harris Jones County Harris C. H. Kirkland

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Betrie Michelena Bijou Theatre Beach, N. D Beach Decorating Co Chimema Madeame Cafarelli James L. Gordon Yutaka Minakuchi Onio B. F. M'Donald Fred Clarke Clarke the Wizard New York Ducrot the Wizard Studebaker Siemeri Ray McLaughlin Hayman Farmers Supply Co Studebakers W. S. Hart Lillian Gish Daphne and the
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