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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
9
Readable fragments note a circus event scheduled for June 18 with repeated mentions of performers and acts. The details are scattered but indicate a public display featuring tents, balloons, and a schedule set for an upcoming date.
Scattered readable fragments describe a ballroom setting with names and actions. The text references a ceremony or gathering in Virginia with various individuals and a central event at a ballroom, though specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled wartime piece mentions Bree Caughlin departing for duty at a Great Lakes camp. It references naval service, government tasks, and regional locations like Tamranen and Vienna, with fragmented phrases about duty, information, and authority.
A hearing was conducted by the state railway commission on proposed rate changes affecting Grand Works and Jamdo Deli ip Whe. The session, attended by Allaney general and city attorneys, reviewed briefs from Firlatn of the Hed River Pawar Ca th the Grand Wark public utility.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Kem Temple patrol and band plans, with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a request to admit Murphy to Soldiers Home at Lisbon North Dakota, and references temple members, divisions, and special cars in a scattered travel context.
A detailed, though garbled, notice describes a large community procession and ceremonies with a parade, band, and dance. It lists participants from various towns and regions, noting a large afternoon gathering and evening festivities, with hundreds and possibly thousands of attendees.
Fragmentary text notes a weapon seizure involving Rickenlacher and mentions a war memorial theme. It references holdings, dates, and individuals in a garbled OCR passage, with little coherent context or verifiable facts.
Nominations for the Commercial Club board of directors are due written at the secretary’s office by June 12, with the election set for June 17. Five members must nominate, each with one nomination. a single member may nominate more than one candidate. A dinner will precede the meeting from 6 to 8. No business will be conducted except the election of directors.
A list of missing soldiers and absent heroes to be honored at a Welcome Home ceremony. The committee announces names and duties of personnel from various units including the 24th Infantry Division and Navy branches. The note references wartime service and duty assignments with scattered OCR garble.
London editor Mordon Rosa argues Britain can win South American trade despite U S competition. He warns American influence grows, stresses must publish pricing and quotes to boost trade visibility and counter neglect of advertising in South America.
Washington reports invading forces driven from Costa Rican territory. Carton Lani, representative here, says retreat occurred today. Message notes potential regrouping and urges peace to end bloodshed and hatred between sides.
Berlin reports that Jaivin or of the Red line of Muute were executed after being captured by Bavarian authorities. The case involved leaders of the communist faction in Munich. The editor Lavine was found dead at the Abendesttunn in Augsburg on May 13 following arrest.
Paris transport workers pledged to remain off duty until all demands are met. Subway employees supported the action amid reports of ongoing labor tensions and accusations linking authorities to the strike.
News states Sarapul retaken on the Kama River with Hungarian advances seen as dire for Slovakia. Allied forces described as retreating while Brenehroppe authorities assess the situation. Estimated damage from Hungarian incursions cited at 1,000,000,000 crowns per Dr Trobar.
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