Wheat crop wins praise from party leaders
Leaders of both parties express deep satisfaction over securing a large United States wheat crop. Congressmen' Chautauqua lectures would thrive if not halted by government interference. Children’s gardens flourish with help from parents. Moving vans transport Thaw case records to the Supreme Court. Divine providence is said to explain earthly uses for militant suffragettes, Mexican generals, and mosquitoes.
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United States
Washington
Capitol
United States Supreme Court
Press Comment 1 Why Women Should Be Given Vote
Dr. M. Bott spoke at the close in a press comment urging women's suffrage. The talk framed voting rights as essential for justice and democratic equality.
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Dr. M. Bott
Suffrage Debate Highlights Shifts in Women’s Rights
Belfield column discusses the growth of women’s status since the early 1800s, noting many nations grant suffrage and one fifth of U S states permit it. It cites a study of English women, recent Illinois results, and argues for universal franchise to empower all adults in democracy.
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Belfield
United States
Norway
Iceland
Utah
Massachusetts
Illinois
Belfield Times
Suffrage News Stimulates North Dakota Effort
At a Wishek school election women marched to the polls under a Votes for Women banner and helped defeat an undesired candidate. In Carrington a Utah WCTU president urged ballots for North Dakota women before about 2000 listeners. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs endorsed suffrage, welcomed by North Dakota suffrage workers. A Wimbleton WCTU district convention held a silver medal contest won by Miss Ethelyn Rathman of Jamestown for reading An Antisuffrage Monologue.
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Ladies of
Wishek
Carrington
Lulu Loveland Shepherd
Utah
North Dakota
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Chicago
Suffrage Workers of
Chicago Tribune
Wimbleton
Ethelyn Rathman
Jamestown
Elizabeth Prestom
Picnic On July Fourth At Little Beaver
The Methodist and Congregational Sunday schools plan a joint picnic at Little Beaver on July 4. Transportation will be provided from the Congregational and Methodist churches at 8 AM. Bring tin cups and extra food for children. lemonade from lemon juice is welcome. Activities include ball games and foot races for all ages up to sixty two. Firecrackers and explosives are banned to prevent accidents.
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Congregational
Little Beaver
Lutheran Church Service This Evening at Eight
The Lutheran church invites all to English language services this Sunday evening at eight o'clock led by Pastor J Theo Bursett. The welcome is extended to everyone attending.
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J. Theo. Bursett
Beach Women Organize for Suffrage Parade and Meeting
Beach Woman Suffrage club formed June 9 held its first meeting June 23 at Mrs Hudson home with 53 members. A parade is planned for Monday June 29 to honor Miss Rosalie Jones who will speak at Beach Opera House at 8 30 p m admission free. The procession departs Public Library at 4 30 p m next meeting July 7 at Mrs Ed Hoverson home Objection Day invited to all women interested or not.
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Beach Woman Suffrage Club
Ed. Hoverson
Foul Play Alleged in Neighbor Murder Case
S. A. Burns of McKenzie county is jailed in Williams county for the murder of neighbor Helge Sexse. Sexse disappeared around June 1 and body with a heart wound washed ashore June 7 near Nelson. An inquest found the unidentified corpse, later exhumed for identification. Burns, last seen with Sexse, faced scrutiny over a disputed deed and forgery elements tied to land interest and a missing unrecorded document.
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McKenzie County
Williston
Williams County
Helge Sexse
Sexse
Williams
Burns
Sexee
Alexander Bank
Sease
Tore
Sexse watch found in Burns possession in McKenzie case
McKenzie County Chronicle reports that a Sexse watch and some personal effects were located with Burns. Burns is married with a family. Sexse is described as a bachelor. Transmission notes indicate involvement in an ongoing local matter.
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Sexse
Mondak
Burns
McKenzie County Chronicle
Solitary Fly In April May Warns Of Epidemic
Health experts warn a solitary fly in April may unleash a pestilence if not addressed. Cities move to sanitary crusades as propaganda promotes reducing filth to curb disease spread and hinder the fly’s development.
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Hess
Aruasdes
Frorma City
Tailor's Advertisement at Two Golden Balls 1734
Notice for gentlemen and others to order fashionable draperies and suits in Covent Garden. Prices range from 3 10s to 5 10s for various cloths and ready made items. Advert by Log's Journal mentions decorative firefly balls for a nesting display and replacement schedule.
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Sagathie
Duroy
Great Hart Street
Dow Street
Covent Garden
Iog
Truth Tells Chants About Honest Advertising Practices
A persuasive paragraph argues that truthful ads build trust and long term profit. It emphasizes that deception may yield short term gains but fails over time, and that advertisers in the paper are reliable, honorable business people who rely on accurate statements to sustain success.
Flies Breed In Filth and The Newcouris Baza Bird
A wartime style plea urges swift action against flies amid mild winter and spring conditions. It stresses that eliminating breeding sites lowers fly numbers and calls for community cleanliness. The piece also briefly notes a bird from upper Burma called Newcouris baza, noted for a curious trait.
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Swat
Earth
Upper
Burma
Newcouris Baza
City cleans up as forty thousand children join drive
In a vigorous cleanup campaign the city mobilizes forty thousand children to collect toys, shovels, and debris while women volunteer in the crusade. Commercial clubs canvass districts as residents prepare for a citywide effort to tackle dirt and rubbish, to be hauled away after households clear yards.
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Householder
Fumigation Regimen Aims to Kill Summer Pests
In dark damp shelters the breeding season nears and female pest attractants linger. Scientific reports emphasize fumigation as a core cleanup measure during the week, targeting neglected flowerpots, buckets, barrels, broken chimneys, chick troughs, and gutters.
Six Months in Stout Doctor’s Weight Loss Plan
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt quotes Mr Stout describing a weight loss program. He notes losing two pounds in a short period and optimistically predicts decades of continued effort to reach a target weight.
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