La Marechale to Speak at University Convocation
Mrs Catherine Booth Clibborn known as La Marechale will address university students Thursday morning on Triumphs of Christianity on the Continent. She has evangelized Belgium France Switzerland Austria and other parts of Europe and will review her central European work. Her Grand Forks services have drawn large crowds prompting an overflow meeting at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. Her final city appearance is next Sunday evening at the auditorium already leased to accommodate attendees.
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Catherine Booth-Clibborn
la Marechale
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Austria
Europe
Materbale
First Baptist Church of
Grand Forks
City
Methodist Church
Senteehee
Christmas Seals Sale Planned With New Design
Grand Forks prepares for the annual Christmas seals drive benefiting the Anti Tuberculosis Society. A Santa Claus seal replaces the red cross design, bearing Merry Christmas and Healthy New Year. Funds support children health in North Dakota with seventeen counties already organized.
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Grand Forks
J. Grassick
Red Cross
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Santa Claus
North Dakota
Tax lists turned over to treasurer for 1920 collection
Lista of the real estate and personal property taxes for 1920 which became due today were turned over to the office of the county treasurer, Charles Alien, today by County Auditor Hans. The lists were prepared in office and go to the treasurer for collection.
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Charles Alien
Hans
Rer
Dr Mellenthin Returns From Europe To Offer New Treatments
Dr Mellenthin brings back months of study from hospitals in England Sweden France Switzerland and Germany and offers new treatment lines. He will advise if treatment helps and has aided many in pain after other methods failed. Consultation is free. Married women may attend with their husbands at 836 Boston Block Minneapolis.
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Mellenthin
Europe
England
Sweden
France
Switzerland
Germany
Boston Block
Minne- Minn
Fellowship club program Sunday afternoon
A T. M. C. A. Fellowship meeting will feature a varied program this Sunday afternoon December 6 starting at 3 o clock open to the public. The program includes musical numbers scenes from The Music Master read by George A. Benson and solos by Mise Hulteng Oscar Bondelid H Aden Enyeart and a duet by C E Zink and Lawrence Anderson. The American Legion quartet will perform several selections.
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David Warfield
Oscar Bondelid
H. Aden Enyeart
Wesley Conservatory
C. E. Zink
Lawrence Anderson
American Legion Quartet
Howard DeLong
Ernest Goon
Doyle Watt
John Moore
George A. Benson
Commission Meets Today Amid Hearing on Telephone Rates
City officials headed to Bismarck for a state railway commission hearing on telephone rates while the weekly city board meeting at City Hall adjourned with F W Schlaberg presiding in O Keefe absence. Health officer Westeen reported diphtheria cases under control though smallpox rose slightly with 15 of 25 cases released to date. Fire equipment bids for 500 feet of rubber hose were rejected due to finances, coats bids referred to Commissioner Schlabets, and a Commercial Club letter urged inspection of moving picture houses for fire regulation compliance.
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Henry O'Keefe
City Commission
J. J H. Solstad
Bismarck
State Railway Commission
O'Keefe
F. W. Schlaberg
Board of City Commissioners
A. A. Westeen
Aine
Westeen
T. J. Smith
Schlabets
Commercial Club
Pigeons to be Given to Boy Scouts in City
A display at Dacotah Pharmacy shows a pair of trained homing pigeons owned by United Drug Company. Joseph Simmer of Dusorah Pharmacy will place them on display briefly before presenting them to a city organization to care for. The birds are linked to a Rexall convention race in St Louis and their offspring will remain at the place of their rise. The pigeons will be given to the Boy Scouts of the city.
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Dacotah
Rexall Druggista
St. Louis
Th United Drug Company
United Drug Company
Joseph Simmer
Dusorah
Simmer
Boy Scouts of
Dr Arneberg Reports Norway Trip At Bethany Club
Dr J G Arneberg spoke at Zion Lutheran Bethany Men’s club on his recent Norway trip. He described political and economic issues there and shared sketches of visits to Denmark Sweden Belgium France and England. The Bethany church orchestra and Men’s Glee club conducted by Prof Rognslie performed, with a flute solo by Jerome N Mayer.
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J. G. Arneberg
Bethany
Zion Lutheran Church
Norway
Arneberg
Denmark
Sweden
Belgium
France
Engand
Bethany Church Orchestra
Men's Glee Club
Rognslie
Jerome N. Mayer
Duis Named National Director in Wheat Growers Group
George E. Duis of Grand Forks was elected to the National Wheat Growers board and will attend a December national meeting in Cincinnati to map a financial and marketing system. The North Dakota state organization was formed in Fargo with delegates from 29 counties and representatives from nearly all others. G. H. Garnett of St. Thomas was chosen state senior chairman.
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George E. Duis
Grand Forks
G. H. Garnett
St. Thomas
Organison
Dormitory girls to open season with inter-dorm game
Davis Hall challenges Larimore for a four game series early next week with no fixed date yet. Cabinet plans for Inter-class tournament after Christmas vacation meet at 5 pm today to set contest details. Captains named for each class include Vedorah Bridman, Irene Newm, Helen Fox, and seniors to be appointed. Dutch Houser to coach sophomores and freshman coach announced as well.
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Davis Hall
Larimore
Vedorah Bridman
Irene Newm
Helen Fox
Dutch Houser
Frank Richards
Betting Ad Club Meeting Emphasizes City Advertising
William J. Betting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World told about the need for a two year campaign to build constructive local advertising. He urged a thorough trade survey to guide expenditures and plans. About 75 Ad club members and guests attended. Betting left for Minot to speak to the Town Criers' club.
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William J. Betting
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Ad Club
Betting
Minot
Town Criers
Chalmers Funeral Held in Grand Forks
Funeral services for G. J. Chalmers of Hast Grand Forks were held at Bethel Lutheran church this afternoon with Rev. Carl Perrin and Rev. Grey officiating. Interment followed at Grand Marais cemetery. He died suddenly Tuesday from heart failure and is survived by his wife and four children.
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G. J. Chalmrs
Hast Grand Forks
Bethel Lutheran Church
Carl Perrin
Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian Church
Grey
Bethel Church
Grand Marais
Iin
James Chal
O. L. Aeschlimen
John
Lucy Chalmiers
Outvote expected in Wisconsin equity convention
Preliminary reports from Milwaukee indicate ongoing struggles within the Wisconsin branch of the American Society for Equity. Delegates expect the Middle of the Road Equity faction to prevail over the Nonpartisan leaguers if a real test occurs, with candidates J. B. Houston or Charles E. Hanson poised to lead against the leaguers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
American Society For Equity
Equity
Leaguers
J. B. Houston
Charles E.hanson
Pierce County
Hanson
Assembly
E. C. Pommerening
Winnebag County
Tittemore
Thomas Nimios
Sixty two prisoners seek clemency in state pardon board
Bismarck November thirtieth sixty two prisoners or former inmates applied to the state board of pardons for clemency. Cases to be considered at the session starting next week include lifers for murder and asks for restoration of citizenship rights. Names of applicants not public.
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Bismarck
State Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
Seasion
Pardon Board
Clemente
Workmen's Bureau Reports 723 Claims in Year
Biemarck North Dakota reports the Workmen's Compensation Bureau closing its fiscal year with 723 accident claims allowed. Administrative expenses totaled 449,083.32 dollars, receipts 538,190.00, leaving a net excess of 417,095.01. Salaries and other costs mounted to 530,874.09, with the period detailing payments and accruing expenses.
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Biemarck
N. D. der
Aanerve Eyaner
Ye Tse Rae i
Roe
Bae Aris Oe
Moorhead City Council Cuts Gas Rate to 2 35 per Thousand Feet
Moorhead reads proposed ordinance amendment on gas rates. City Council reduces maximum from 2 50 to 2 35 per 1000 cubic feet. Final reading set for December 10 with vote expected in February general election.
Cranor denies knowledge of division of bribe scheme
New York December 1 John Cranor assistant to the head of the Wallace Downey Shipbuilding corporation testified before a congressional committee probing shipping board affairs. He denied any involvement in a $40,000 bribe division or any arrangement with Tucker Sands to secure contracts for Downey or Providence Engineering while he was in Washington.
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New York
John, Cranor
Wallace Downey
Shipbuilding. Corporation
Tucker Sands
Washington
Congressional Committee
Shipping Board
Wribe Fund
W' Bolling
Wilson
Sands
Downey Company
Providence Engineering. Corporation
Providence’ Com
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Workmen’s Bureau
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Tri-State Telephone Company
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