City Briefs Move to Room 7 and Local Ads
City briefs note new office location in room 7, Young Block at Third Street and DeMers Avenue, with ads for rental cottages, local dances with Emard's orchestra, and Pineapple can specials. Also mentions rural sales, church discussions titled Get in Sing or Get Out, and service ads from Colton Wilder Co and Grand Forks Seed Co.
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NEY
Oakville
Dep
Ojata
J. Lander & Co
Grand Forks
Presbyterian
Colton- Wilder Co. Adv
Giexe & Noonan
East Grand Forks
Phona
Colton- Wilder Co
Ady
Presbyterian Church
Grand Forks Seed Co
South Third Street
Fetter
Trains Division Organizes Reserve Units Across North Dakota
Capt J J Waggoner unveils plan to form the 58th reserve division trains in North Dakota as part of a national defense push. Units span Fargo Jamestown Grand Forks Minot and Wilton with headquarters in Minneapolis. Also note Fargo head Bergseth sails for Norway Denmark and Sweden on business.
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Bismarck
N. Y
Sbth
North Dakota
J. J. Waggoner
Waggoner
War Department
United States
Motor Transport Company No
Fargo
Case
Barnes
Rawson
Richland
Sargent
Motor Transport Company
Jamestown
Wells
Kidder
Stateman
Logen
la Moure
McIntosh
Dickey
Grand Forks
Traill
Nelson
Foster
Steyle
Griges
Dickingson
McLean
Mercer
Blark
Slope
Bowman
Adams
Hettinger
Oliver
Wilston
Burke
Divide
Williams
Golden Valley
McKenzie
Mountrain
Dunn
Billings
Mant An
Burleigh
Marton
Sioux
Sheridan
Hmmons
Minot
Embracing Ward
Renville
Bottineau
Rolette
McHenry
Pierce Countion
Minneapolis
Tramne
What Grand Forks People W Doing Thirty Years Ago
Blaine and Yarrison supporters arrive in Minneapolis for the national Republican convention. Fragments note damage to goods and large railroad purse totals. High school graduates listed from Metropolitan theater commencement include Agnes G McDonald and several others.
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Grand Forks
Blaine
Yarrison
Minneapolis
R. B. Foster
Virginia
Metropolitan Theater
Agnes G.trude McDonald
Lister C. Froats
Louise M. Gotzan
Katherine A. Milne
Marie DeBrayn Kops
Wil Mamaddie
Hinduism Seen as Hindering India Progress Says Speaker
A Baptist convention session featured Rev Rutherford denouncing Hinduism as a major obstacle to India’s progress and ethics. He cited poverty, beggary, high loan interest, and disease, contrasting India’s death rate with the U.S. He and others spoke on education, district leadership, and global guilds during the program.
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Bap Fist Church
Chas. Rutherford
India
Gays
Indi
Rutherford
United States
S.J. Nelson
East Grand Forks
C.F. Webster
Fargo
North Dakota
Missy Lottie Lund
Devilx Lake
Board of Education
Napili
Foster
A. W. Tider
New York
W. H. Bayles
Uren
Mins Mabelle Rae Mevelst
Kane to Speak at Starkweather Commencement
University of North Dakota President A. MacKenrath Kane will address the Starkweather high school commencement tonight. He arrives as Starkweather prepares to award seven diplomas in a ceremony marked by chilly weather and a forecast of continued precipitation.
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Starkweather
Thomas F. Kane
University of North Dakota
Blackweather
Advert for Coconut Oil Shampoo Promises Pure Lather
An old ad warns alkali in shampoos damages hair and scalp. It touts a coconut oil based shampoo as safer, claiming it cleans thoroughly, lathers richly, leaves hair shiny and easy to manage. The copy urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the refined product and notes small quantities last months.
Market stock list and closing prices from New York and Duluth
The report catalogs numerous stocks including American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting, American Sugar, American Tobacco, Anaconda Copper, Chicago Great Western, General Electric, General Motors, International Harvester, Kennecott Copper, Reading, Union Pacific, United States Steel, Westinghouse Electric, and others. It also covers closing grain bids for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and flaxseed with futures and spot quotes from Duluth and Minneapolis, noting market sentiment and receipts.
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al Chi L& Dye
American Car & Moundry
Arrori Hide
Heather
Ameri International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Nel
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
American 7
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atl
Great Northern
Kinois Central
Inspiration Copper International Harvester
Marino
International
Invincible Ol
Kelly Springfiell Ti
Kennecott Copper
Louieville & Nashville Eee
Ean
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Midwate
Steal
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Oy MH
Hartfard, & Weaterin
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma Wrod
Ret
Pacite
Tees
Tree
Pennsylvania
People's Gas Pure
Jay Consolidated U ‘Anper
Reading
Tron & Btec
Noyal Dutch
Beara Iteehuck Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Darwin
Minneapolis
Oklahom
Montana
Finx
Duluth
Minname
sAniy Tiax
Financial Markets Move Amid Surprising Global Events
Refined sugar futures held steady with July at 2.71 and December at 5.09, while rail freight cuts and court rulings on Southern Pacific and Reading affected sentiment. Bond markets strengthened, liberty issues surged, and new corporate issues emerged amid a strong investment climate in Minneapolis with sugar and grain notes.
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Commitioh
Pripea
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Reading
Germany
Coulter To Give Commencement Talk At Ellendale School
President John Lee Coulter of North Dakota Agricultural College will speak at Ellendale on June 14 for the commencement of the State Normal and Industrial School. Rev. Ward J Boyd of James Town Presbyterian Church will deliver the baccalaureate on June 13. The class is led by Emanuel Schmiter as president and Lulu Loess as secretary treasurer with Mitesithel Clark valedictorian and Tabel Meachen saluatorian. Diploma recipients include Minnie J Bull Emily J Callan May Clarke and many others from Ellendale Braddock Valley City Morben Napoleon Fargo and Willmar among 28 graduates listed.
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Filendale
N. D
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota Agricultural College
State Normal and Indusrial School
Ward J. Boyd
James. Tuwn Presbyterian Church
Emanuel Schmierer
Lulu Loess
Mitesithel Clark
Braddock
Tabel Meachen
Elendale
Minnie J. Bull
Lignite
Emily J. Callan
Ellendal May Clarke
Grace 1Rae
Ellendale
Lucy Martes
Valery City
Genevieve M. Ladd
Morben
Lulu Mf. Noess
Hunice Hdleen
Napoleon
Eleanor M. Mautrejean
Dickey
Freda M. Thompson
Sarah A. Towneand
Marion Grace van Meter
Fargo
Helen H. Menenen
Helen E. Niess
Hater Noess
Gertrude
Rehberg
Emanuel
Sehmterer
Banker at Fargo Dies of Cancer
Fargo North Dakota June 3. B8, &. Lyon vice president of the Merchants National Bank and a prominent pioneer in the city died here early today of cancer.
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FARGO
N. T
Lyon
Merchants National Bank
Hair Removal Promise Ad Shows Delatone Treatment
An advertisement promises hair vanishing results from Delatone applied as a thick paste. It claims skin safety if the powder is real and mixed fresh, left on 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbed off and washed, to remove hair on arms neck or face.
Exams Start At 0 Today At University Of North Paketa
Final examinations for the second semester begin today at the University of North Paketa with freshmen in English. Tests run through next week as detailed in the weekly bulletin. several master’s degree examinations are scheduled, and public exams note times and rooms.
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University of North Paketa
Matilulion
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Letogi Aa
Golton- Wilder Co
Haugen
Martin Haugen
Wersthcin Bros
N. D—Ady
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A. G. Leonard
Hi. B. Beeson
Marsden
Northwestern National Bank
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Maple Lake
Belmont Avenue
Fifth Street
Eugene Reeder
Lander & CO
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N. W
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Widlind Bidg
Wea Has
Gread
Gilbert Moskau
Fleer Rooms
Lovell
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Bismarck Companies
Norway
A. M. Bergseth
Bergseth Wish Company
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Awenén
Southerny
Farco Republican
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State Organization of
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J. M. Gurros
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H. J. Wambheim
Sichigan
J. R. Guinor
Tom Bargers
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Smith, W. 4
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George Gibbon
G. C. Hagseth
Inkster
Sanger
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Stanley Sh. Binal
New Rockford
Vva Williamson
Stull
Sillsboro
George Tarten
Hampden
A. GU. Bratt
Munich
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Walhalla Mins
Mildred Saumier
Walton
Cavalier
Mrs. J. Johnson
Milton
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Peterson
Mayville
Mrs. Gdale
Bruns
Langdon
Margaret Kellands
Mrs. J. Kelland
Williston
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A. MacKenrath
U. 5. Weather Bureau
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Minn
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Great Northern Railway
Tennearce Medric Power Company
Ermun
England
Plock
Coulter
Ellendale School
Hoff’s
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Jane
Shane
Viderse
Pat Weduratay
William Asbtin Garrible
University High School
Woodworth Hall
Natarway
Nawling Maris Dental
Lon Angeles
Harbers Rawlinson
Mim
Sire Fther-15
Clark
Dorothy Clark
Rawlinson
Ares
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A. W. Ryder
Church
A. K. Foster
New Yore
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Seowizh
Lewis
St. Paul
Jou
Minnesota
Mora Dakota
Kane Malliday
Hid Roberts
Europe
Orpheum
FAY and
Weston
Leo Haley
Rossow
Wanda Hawley
Doris May
Eden
Pana
Ietty
Rodolph Valentino
Thomas Meighan
Aqéerworld
Mae Ube
Gparamount Pictures
Senacht
Preak
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Wm. H. Grane
Ane
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Zalar
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