Devils Lake Junior High Exercises Highlight Commencement
Northwestern News reports Devils Lake Junior High awarded diplomas to 25 graduates at the commencement, including 10 with credit and 15 regular graduates. Mae Weed is valedictorian, Murray Spring salutatorian. cantata The Walrus and the Carpenter featured on the program.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Mae Weed
Murray Spring
Louvain
Marguerite Baker
Theodore Blood
Rebecca Brottman
Mary Coffin
Lois Crary
Nels Degendorfer
Vera Fiimerfelt
Llgud Griffin
Edward Hl
Curtis Brainard
Nertrude Burgess
Edna Crawford
Annie Crook
George Dahl
Hans Davidson
Agnes Gilbertson
Velma Sauvain
Quincy Adams
Vernon Anderson
Joseph Bauer
Joseph Ecklund
Marvel Geno
Lucile Kabeary
Verna Maxson
Joseph Peters
Kathleen Bihler
Warren Smith
Dorothy Stadfeld
Lillian Webster
Mildred Whitford
Elmer Wittkoff
Earl Ziebell
Blanch Canter
Ruth Skurdahl
Daisy Orr
Oil in Jamestown Asylum Well Latest Health Warning
Jamestown North Dakota June 1 The state hospital for the insane faces serious trouble as its water supply is tainted by oily debris from a deteriorating well and the old smoke stack shows dangerous conditions The state board of control inspected the site and the emergency fund of 50000 dollars may not be enough as the facility houses 200 patients and needs reliable water and heat Dr B Ladd state chemist seeks to restore safe operation and finances.
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Jamestown
N. D
State Hospital For the Insane
State Board of Control
R'Ormal
B. Ladd
Chemfet. Tm
Eee Hospital
Patrosqum Hs
Asylum
Edmunds Village Auction Nets Funds in Downpour Night
In Edmonds North Dakota a 100 population village raised 3090 at a Red Cross auction. A heavy rain drove crowds outside, then adjourned to the high school auditorium where the sale concluded. Ice cream by the Red Cross netted 60.15 and a chicken supper plus dance raised additional funds. A speech by Rev Edwarde highlighted the event.
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Edmunds
N. D
Bammands
American Red Cros
Edwarde Waa
Endres Indicted for Grain Planting Protest near New Rockford
Endres, a farmer near New Rockford, North Dakota, was indicted by a federal grand jury and will be arraigned in federal court. He is charged with declaring he would not plant more grain due to compelled wheat planting and eating substitutes, and with making foul statements about the government.
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Jamestown
N. D
Matt Endres
New Rockford
Endres
Warwick Schools Hold Annual Play Day Event
Warwick North Dakota June 1 annual play day in Warwick Tokio and Free People’s schools gathers for a united commencement program and outdoor party. Folk dances Maypole unwind athletic contests and other outdoors sports. city hall program with County Superintendent M. Anderson and County Agent Boyts of Minnewaukan in attendance.
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Warwick
N. D
Tokio
Free People's
M. Anderson
Boyts Fof Minnewaukan
North Dakota Farm Labor Drive Planned for Harvest
North Dakota to launch a big farm labor drive next week led by John B. Brown to build a 60 000 strong farm labor reserve. Local county chairs will appoint committees of banker merchant and farmer to mobilize volunteers who will work set days at going wages, with harvest hands expected to be paid six dollars per day.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ota
John B. Brown
United States Farm Help
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Hagan
North Dakota
Brown
Kansan
Federal Farm Labor Reserve
Idle North Dakota lands eyed for flax seed drive
North Dakota council of defense reports heavy demand from tractor owners and farmers for idle lands to seed flax. Estimates 300000 acres to be cropped by June 16 to boost seed production for war needs, with new land breaking to add millions of bushels to next year’s wheat crop.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Council of Defense
George W. Halliday
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
W Brinton to campaign as league speaker despite indictment
Fargo reports that W Brinton general manager of Consumers United States company was indicted under the espionage act but will not halt his league speaking schedule. Brinton has stops listed from June 6 through June 15 at multiple North Dakota towns amid a broader tour including Leo Horet recently freed by a grand jury and M Baer’s campaign appearance set for June 3.
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Ramsey County
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
North Dakota
States of the Union
George A. Bangs
Grand Forks
Bangs
America
Fargo
N. D
J. W. Brinton
Consumers United States Company
Brinton
Old Home
Spomanr
Hettinger
Jan Mott
New England
Tnedia
Amidon
Belfield
Dickinson
Leo Horet
Nonpartisan League
Federal Grand Jury
League
Melville
St Erie
Addison
Lucca
Eens Lake
Chaffee
Ees Eesman
Congr Baer
Cam
Hannah
River
Ee Las
Tua
Bokleson
Jam
Weinertay
Bis
Cammiton
Valley City
Ask Aexiasen
Jung A. Ie
Farge War Organization Confronts L W W Threat
June report from NiD. confirms Farge war group addressing a menace labeled as the wobblere. No clear names or dates beyond June 1. The description points to an organized effort to counter internal threats amid unspecified actions and aims.
Rain Beats Across State With Warming Shower
Rain fell over the state beginning at 7 00 p m reporting across the region Friday. A warm late spring day accompanied the precipitation. The wet weather extended over the slopes and left moisture on the ground through the afternoon.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ube
Alesse
Minnesota Farmers Refuse To Join Nonpartisan League
Cooperstown June 1. Jamén A. McCulloch reports from Geneva Minnesota that out of 100 farmers interviewed only two joined the Nonpartisan League. He states Minnesota farmers are slow to pay membership dues while hoping North Dakota farmers cover the cost.
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Cooperstown
WN. D
Minnesota
Geneva
County Boys Banquet Honors Camp and Fundraiser
A community banquet and program at Bisbes Ty honored campers and raised 145 dollars from city business leaders and influential farmers nearby. The event acknowledged donors including Chas ine, Henry Hon, John V. Rasmed, and Harry Hayes as organizers and supporters.
Bemidji Boy Killed and Devils Lake Man Dead in War Casualty List
A northern Minnesota and North Dakota casualty listing reports Gustave Hiller of Bemidji Minnesota killed and Ernest Lance of North Dakota listed as died of disease. Other names include Partridge and Werner with home towns noted, reflecting wartime casualty tallies.
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Devils Lake
Minnesota
North Dakota
Gustave Hiller
Bemidji
Minn
Ernest Lance Oe
Feng Warw
Partridge
Anridge
Werner, N. Dv
Must Continue Restricted Use Of Wheat Products
Fargo North Dakota residents must continue the restricted use of wheat and wheat products despite a bumper crop prospect this fall. The U.S. must build national reserves and fulfill obligations to allies, says Dr. E. Ladd, North Dakota food administrator. The impression that conservation is no longer needed is deemed wholly false.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
United States
E. ¥. Ladd
Deer Toll Rises as Hunting Season Ends in Minnesota
Paul Minnesota June 1 Carlos Agaliens for hunting says the state game commission reports about 000 deer and 175 moose killed this season. The tally reflects a shift of animals to areas with heavier tolls, despite many young men in government service.
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Paul, Minn
Carlos Agaliens
Totery
Fish and
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