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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
8
Town notes announce a dance at Bel Dont Park tonight with Adv for Rp Lod. Pavilion music by Fer mand’s Or Phettra. Also ads for sale of rooms, a senior banquet, and a university news item noting student publications board election. Weather data rounds out the issue.
Local resident Mr Garvin and Mrs Hart Bratt organize a community fundraiser in Grand Forks. The event includes a sales display and a movie program with proceeds benefiting the Community House. Admission is one dollar per person.
A fragmented roster lists North Dakotans in Grand Forks and nearby towns with numerous individuals grouped by origin. Names include Barker Helprosk Gliesman Pettis Elmslie Cole Henderson Rowe Drake Bina Shatter Beaty Gritz Tot Manson Hilethorne Webster Hallett Bloor Lundstrom Lick Johnson Johnson Penngbrook Brandt Osborn Nickiech Wiltoh Wells Prozen Gallagher Back Eves Robertson Lillie How Li Valley Melville Haselton Asiikson Quambeck McKee.
A fragmented item notes activities from 30 years past in Grand Forks. References include Secretary Blaine signatures, a sale of a jaunt for 420060, North Dakota appropriations for a World’s Fair push, and a Colina block phrase near 108 South Third Street.
Gen Chang Ten Lin sought control of China but faced interference from Gen Wu Pai Tu. Chang's Manchurian army was defeated at Peking, he returned to Manchuria north of the Great Wall, his governorship stripped yet he still holds the province amid mutinies.
John J. Tigert, U S Bureau of Education commissioner, argues the press must awaken public support for public schools. He cites newspapers and magazines as vital tools to elevate educational awareness, fund schools, and foster respect for law, urging lower postal taxes on educational matter to expand access nationwide.
In East Grand Forks a sixth annual community picnic is planned for June 13 near Nyerday in the city park. A new organization forms with C. Sherlock president Wm Story vice president and F.P. Johnson secretary treasurer. Stores will close 12:30 to 9 during the event with music sparking and athletic contests scheduled.
W J DeWalt of Corral Minn secured the contract to gravel trunk highway No 8 between Hida city and Crogkatan and arrived in the city Monday Gravel has begun shipped from Melvin Minn and work will begin as this arrives Mr PeWall said he will prefer local men for employment and he brought neither men nor teams Mus this vicinity will likely gain workers MeDa Wall plans about 1000 yards of travel on each of the 14 miles between this city and Figher
B A Lind e Maxwell Williams and Perry Boernheim drove to Fargo on business. Rev Father Thielen of Gentilly was in the city. East Grand Forks council to meet for routine unfinished business. Board of review to meet June 16 at city hall for assessments review. Jennings of East Grand Forks and Frank Toker of Minneapolis named in notices. Wedding occurred in Watertown SD on Memorial Day. couple to reside in Watertown. Sacred Heart Academy commencement program well received and students’ Yared drama praised.
Fartherly pop and favorable comment noted as visits and travels weave through Mallory. Frankason of Little Falls and Mina Rice of Sibley head toward Minneapolis and plans to join family in the Great State Fair summer, while Gordon returns from Town City to visit relatives. Eva Dickinson of Staines spends weekend here, and Mollie Anderson returns from Alexandria as Mallory Presbyterian indicates post meeting arrangements for the Mallory Farmers Club with refreshments promised.
From across Canada Newfoundland and Bermuda about 1200 ministers and elders of the Presbyterian church in Canada gather for the General Assembly at St Stephen's church in Winnipeg. The assembly opens Wednesday evening with Hay Dr W Gordon preaching the sermon and a new moderator to be elected. Delegates from the Methodist and Congregational churches in Canada will participate in the Winnipeg meeting.
Flasher North Dakota issued diplomas to graduates including three from the local Flasher Eight earlier this week. The event highlighted the district’s recent completion of required coursework and a leading opponent’s tally as results from the first 238 precincts in the state vote were reported. Brazil is named for a tree and Americans spend about 600 million dollars yearly on motion pictures.
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