City Council Routine Night Hearing Budget and Motions
City council meetings last evening in Grand Forks discussed budget appropriations showing a total balance of 61500 percent. Licenses for Metropolitan theater Spriggs Brothers plumbers and others were wed and granted. Coal was purchased for immediate delivery to meet preparedness needs. Dakota Dati and Cheyenne avenues petitions asked for grading. The bridge and street committees reported on repairs and improvements and a civil nuisance case involving a plant misfit was expected to be sealed soon.
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Ahamst
Ity
William H. Alexander
Metropolitan Theater
R. H. Ikens
Spriggs Brothers
Plumbers
Kenosha
Cottonwood Street
Tenth Avenue
Iderman J. D. Turner
Purink Committee
Ely
Dakota
Dati
Ine
Cheyenne Avenue
Digean
E Council
George
Bangs
Grand Forks
Wnder
City council actions review bridge work and policing upgrades
Improvements planned for DeMars avenue and Minnesota Point bridges include replanking and reduced speed limits at spans ends. Police uniforms contract awarded to N Nordlund and Bertillon and fingerprint systems proposed for adoption with budgeted costs under 250 dollars. A new milk dairy ordinance and sidewalk plans discussed alongside no bids for an official newspaper. A Mexican youth joins US Navy, first of Mexican parentage since wartime declaration.
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DeMars Avenue
Minnesota Point
Herman
N. Nordlund
Heporia
City Law
Thes Streets Committee
Grand ‘Forks
J. J. Smith
What to Grow and Feed for Calves in North Dakota Guide
Gardenfrrr Guidf Denver outlines crops for summer and fall gardens including tomatoes onions turnips beans cabbage corn peas cauliflower. It also notes calf feeding tips with milk substitute guidance and grain use, recommending cracked corn bran ground oats ground flax seed and skim milk to replace fat while emphasizing clean feeding and early starter access.
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Denver
Colo
North Dakota
Free publicity is denounced as fraud by newspapers
Louin Wiley of the New York Times tells the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in St. Louis that free publicity harms newspapers and readers. He urges publishers to label paid content as advertisements and to resist advertiser pressure, calling for city-wide agreements to bar free publicity.
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St. Lovin
Louin Wiley
New York Times
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Wilson
Wil
Wiley
Fatty Legal
United Strten
Ainte
Columonr
American
Publishers Association
Wilesle
Bureau of Advertising
Lumbermen Study Post War Sale to Lands Across
Minneapolis June 6 The lumber expert commission led by Prof Nelson C Brown with John R Walker Roger B Simmons and A Oxholm after talks with Northwest lumbermen left for Cloquet to inspect a mill They seek concrete information on US lumber trade conditions before abroad plans Northern Pine Manufacturers Association Northern Pine Company White Pine Bureau and Northern Hemlock and Marchwood association attended a conference The panel will visit Chicago and Western cities then tour Pacific Coast states before departing for Europe around August 1.
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Minneapolis
Nelson C. Brown
John R. Walker
Roger B. Simmons
A. Oxholm
Goment
Europe
Northwest
Cloquet
Umistic
United States
Northern Pine Manufacturers Association
Northern Pine Company
White Pine Bureau
Northern Hemlock and Marchwood Association
Commision
Tomininaioners
Chicago
Jweek
Pacific
Nation banks reach new resources high in June report
Washington June 6 Resources of the country s national banks rose to a record 18 144 000 000 with a gain of 161 million since last March The Treasury announces total deposits stood at 848 000 000 with loan reserves around 762 900 000 and a rise of 96 000 000 in the latest figures from the Comptroller’s office
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Washington
Lune
Perea Axonta
Fe Danke Ana
Recruiting Accelerates in St Paul on Draft Eve
On June 6 in St Paul, recruiters at all stations reported high activity as registrants prepared for the selective draft. A total of seven men were accepted across stations, with one noted recruit being Fred A Gabbert of New England among navy prospects.
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St.Paul
St. Paul
Navy
Fred A. Gabbert
New England
Southern veterans meet in Washington for 27th reunion
Washington June 5 United Confederate veterans held their first gathering outside their state for the 27th annual reunion. Thousands gathered for preliminaries last night as President Wilson is set to speak at noon today. A pension office reception will feature welcome addresses by James Tanner and Colonel Robert B. Lee.
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Washington
United Confederate Veterans
Wilson
Pension Office
Hilding
James Tanner
The
Robert Bi. Lee
Nourh
Entertain
Germans in Mexico Seek Yankee Funds
Washington June 1 At the request of the state department the federal reserve bank has warned member banks that German interests in Latin America are seeking to secure American funds to foment trouble in the hemisphere and that transfers of money to neutral countries on both sides of the Atlantic must be scrutinized carefully.
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Washington
State Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve
Latin America
Hemisphere
Atlantic
Wesley Plans Largest Summer School in History
Wesley college outlined a six week summer program from June 25 to August 4 with commencement June 18 and a baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church. For the first time Miss Nella Kingsbury will stay on to lead special expression classes while the regular course runs and residence hall rooms are available for students.
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Wesley College
Reuntion
Methodist Church
Nella Kingsbury
Sayre
Larimore
Paavulla
Alon
Buffalo Bill laid to rest in Wildcat Point vault
The body of Colonel William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill was moved from a Denver mortuary to a rock vault at Wildcat Point Lookout Mountain. The funeral will be simple with Mason service sealing the bronze coffin. Cody died January 10 and was honored by thousands at a public funeral January 14 in Colorado.
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Denver
Wildcat Point
Colonel Cody
Colorado
Plaineman
Memorial for Colonel Cody Planned in Pioneer Memorial Building
A ceremony plan by Golden City Lodge No 1 for Colonel Cody includes Knights Templar escorts from North Pointe commandery and Rocky Mountain Rangers guard of honor. Hazel Bennett of Denver will ring The Bridge, with a vault at the center of a memorial building for pioneers. The rotunda will house Cody’s tomb and wings hold pioneer lore and state paintings. Granite terrace to feature a bronze equestrian statue.
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West
Knights Templar
North Pintte
Cody
Rocky Mountain Rangers
Organizntion
Hazel Bennett
Denver
Cod
Wong
Colonel Cody
Herald
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