North Dakota crops praised amid strong fall prospects
State reports indicate good crop health and diversified farming risks in North Dakota. Livestock holdings, dairying, eggs and poultry provide financial resilience even if grain yields rise too high for harvest labor. Moisture, recent snows and rains aid rye and other grains, while frost affects northern vegetables.
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North Dakota
Northwood
Tn Willams
Hettinger
Adame
Golden Valley
Edward Brickeon
Washburn
Inkater
Lutherans Begin Conference Today
Approximately 200 delegates from across the northwest gather in Fergo for the English Lutheran synod opening. Rev L W Breckel leads confessional services, followed by a synod sermon by Rev W P Christie. Afternoon sessions cover officer elections and reports. evening addresses by Rev C A Naumann and speakers on Foreign and Home Missions.
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Fergo
N. D
Northwest
English Lutheran Synod
L. W. Breckel
Albert Minn
Christie
C. A. Naumann
Milwaukee
Wis
James T. Bates
Mil.Waukes
Home
J. B. Fedders
Racine, Wi
Wisconsin Alumni of North Dakota Formed in Fargo
Fargo North Dakota June 5 The organization called Alumni of Wisconsin of North Dakota was formed with Dr Martin Dhaub as secretary treasurer and head of the executive committee. The officers include Pollock and Nar fungbeere, with plans for an early meeting to organize activities and pursue alumni affairs.
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Fargo
N. D
Alumni of
Wisconsin of
North Dakota
the Pollock
Ena Es
Martin Dhaub
Professor Rowe to Be Investigated in Montana
Helena Montana June 5 The state board of education approved a resolution authorizing Chancellor E C Billiott of the University of Montana to probe a report that Professor J R Rowe of the geology department at the state university in Missoula was allowing his name to be used in oil stock promotion efforts.
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Helena
Mont
State Board of Education Today
E. C. Billiott
University of Montana
J. R. Rowe
Department of Geology
State University At
Missoula
Liberty Bonds Subscriptions Reach $30000
Minot North Dakota June 5 a nine member committee of eleven Commerce committees appealed for individual subscriptions to Liberty Loan bonds noting total subscriptions reached thirty thousand dollars. In Grafton North Dakota a flag raising and speeches drew hundreds as community and local leaders urged support. Demonstrations and stock judging highlighted northern events with a Langdon picnic at the agricultural school and a Scottish Rite Masons gathering in Helena Montana for a four day degree session ending with a banquet.
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Minot
N. D
Istiona of Commerce
Liberty
Mane
Grafton
Pionto
Pete Tance
Graeey
Berlin
Hy. Critch
Rother
Langton
Agricultural School
Montana
Helens
Mont
Empty jail means shortage of labor
June. No influx by Chief of Police eres, of the fee station which 2 arreata for the month of ay was for vagrancy. This in' somet in new in police cir cles this time of the year when there is usually a large flowing of laborere into the wheat belt for summer work.
Valley City Busy on County Play Day
Valley City hosts a string of June and July events inclosed county play day, Haines county activities, state tournament prep, a musical festival, Grand Lodge gathering, normal school commencement, Stavanger-Lager convention, Valley City Chautauqua, and Barnes county race meet planned from June 4 to July 16 with dates marking key sites.
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Valley City
N. D
Haines
Rene Saree
Penta
Dakota
I—Grand Lodge of Oda
Valley City Chautauqua
Barnes
Indian Skeleton Found in Spiritwood Lake Mound
At Spiritwood Lake near Wimbledon North Dakota workers exhumed a gram covered mound containing a well preserved skull and other bones believed to be parts of an Indian burial. The finds suggest an interment long before white contact with possible additional bones or relics to be uncovered.
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Wimbledon
N. D
HLM
Stroud
Nick Flagler
Spiritwood Lake
Messrs
Etroud
Flagler
Serious Charge Against Illgen
Fargo, N D June 6 Bail bonds set at 1000 in the case of Clarence Illgen of Fargo charged with a statutory offense against a 16 year old girl. Illgen and the girl were found near the road six miles south of Fargo with Illgen in a stupor beside a sidecar. Police and sheriff investigated after a passing motorist reported an apparent accident. The case is described as a shocking criminal matter.
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Fargo
N. D
Clarence Illgen
State Juvenile Inn
Silgens
Automobilista
Graduation notices and local school milestones in Orr Towner and Williston
Orr reports seven Reetenin grade graduates ready for high school as the class colors red white and blue. Towner graduates receive diplomas with Bishop Tyler delivering the address. Williston scouts plant extensive gardens to aid soldiers with food, while local workers recount a finger loss accident at a worksite.
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Pines
Towner
Towner High School
John Poyns Tyler
Far 0
En Ellensart
M ADO0 Urges Liberty Loan Drive Across Nation
New York June 1 William G McAdoo urged Liberty Loan funding to equip brave servicemen protecting the nation’s lives liberty and property. Other speakers included Governor Edge of New Jersey and Frank A Vanderlip.
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New York
William G. Monane
United States
Bearstary McAdoo
Edge
New Jersey
Frank A. Vanderilp
Ideals Of Varying Species Featured In Love List
A Radcliffe seniors compiled a private love list in which each girl notes traits she desires in a fiancé. Entries include humorous lines such as a man who has flunked a college course yet can swear without doing so, and others seeking a nickname or an adventurous, Irish, or caveman style. Washington update reports a campaign to recruit ten thousand men for naval command as part of new American shipping needs.
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Radcliffe
Washington
Uae
Ameri
Amer
Federal Shipping Board
Tawat Bel Wildy
Garartment of Commerce
Henry Moward
Boston
Compulsory Exodus of Belgians Old Plan
Washington reports a Belgian memorandum stating Germany aimed deportations of Belgians Poles and Lithuanians in 1914 as a response to German deportations for labor It claims Belgians were compelled into harsh outdoor work during winter untrained insufficiently clothed and poorly fed with many collapsing from exhaustion The memo frames it as military necessity and a heavy burden on the deported individuals
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Washington
de Cartier
State Department
Germany
Auwuat
Humprey trades farm for town of Absarka in North Dakota
Pingres North Dakota June 4 G W Humphrey trades his east Pingres farmland for the town of Absarka. The acquired townsite includes timber yards a general store a hardware blacksmith shop coal shed a dwelling and five and a half acres located on the Great Northern about ten miles north of Casselton.
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Pingres
N. D
G. W. Humphrey
Absarka
Great Northern
Casselton
State seeks change of venue in Palda habeas corpus case
Minot North Dakota June 6 at habeas corpus hearings Judge Leighton considered Prosecutor Brennan's plea for a venue change in the case of L J Palda charged by Justice Dillon with threatening to shoot A Upton a deputy sheriff during the night raid on the telephone office. Nash for Palda argued the procedure was unlawful.
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Minot
N. D
Leighton
L. J. Palda
District Court
Dillon
A. Upton
Aherts
Brennan
Nash
Palda
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