More Work and Workers Bays Miss Hamilton
Helen Hamilton returns from Minneapolis to northern division HQs to supervise and conference with departments especially the women's bureau as Red Cross anticipates a heavy summer workload. North Dakota branch of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae holds its final meeting Saturday at 3 in Red River Power club rooms with officer installations and letters from the French Fphans. Mrs M Campbell and Silvhea Campbell return to Wahpeton after a visit. Mrs W E Fuller travels to Dutch with her mother Mrs Mix, accompanied by Bice Fuller to Minneapolis.
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Helen
Hamilton
Minneapolis
Ins
Fromen
Miss Hamilton
Red Cross
Grand Forks Rkers
North Dakota
Association of Collegiate Alumnae Grill
Rediver Power Company
M. Campbell
Silidhea
Wavalier
W. E. Fuller
Mra
Mr. Fuller
Bice Fuller
Schurmeler
Falconer Township
Stuart Walsh
Ae Helen Reed
BB. Canwell
Ava Sonaterud
Hope
Mise Jadys Hagenson
Barbara Smith
Hillaboro
Misa Susan Falotel
Emerado Ara
Wyman Named Demonstration Agent for Agricultural College
Miss Wyman will serve as home demonstration agent in the district, succeeding Miss Julia Newton who has conducted food demonstrations in the area. Newton has been reassigned to a state post, while Mint Newton moves on to replace a worker called to Washington by the federal food administration. Local social notes list visits and travels of residents, including Mrs. W. H. Brown and family, Mrs. D. W. Burrill, Mrs. W. C. Rawson and daughter, Mrs. Mary Johns, and others.
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The
Agricultural College
Misa Wyman
Misa Julia Newton
Argo
Mint Newton
Washington
Thederal Food Administration
Mra
W. H. Brown
Mra. Brown
Phil Haney
Coffeyville
Kansas
Bemidji
D. W. Burrill
Towner
Rebekah
John Clemmenna
Lakeville
Minn
Reva
H. B.thoraumsen
Houston
Texas
Mr. Clemmens
Winnipeg
H. G. Blub
St. Paul
Miss Munro Gave Good Program at College Event
Miss Munro presented a strong recital at Corwin Hall with a refined touch on piano and voice. She opened with a Bonata, Op. 14, No. 5, while Frank Jenkins joined for Ungarische Tanze Brahms. Mrs Sayre delivered four songs with a lyrical tone, notably The Fount of Bimini. Other numbers included Elizabeth's Prayer and Song of Spring.
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Wealey
Corwin Hall
Stoney
Frank Jenkins
Conte
Brahms
Elizabeth
Neidhinger
Guy D‘hardelot
Pearl Hesley
Winship School
Anoka
Haesley
John Hesley
Moorhead
Noka
Rebekahs Close Annual Session
The Rebekahs held their annual session with Maud Stanley chosen as warden and Bertina Nelson as assembly choice. Officers named included Jeannette Forkner Lang don marshal Tillie Siegel Fargo conductor Verna Hesse Willieton chaplain Julia Gass Larimore inside guard Violette Ver ry Park River outer guard. A silver collection for the Florence Crittenden mission at Fargo netted 86.65, and the assembly pledged allegiance to the I G O F Grand Lodge.
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Ested
Mra
Maud Stanley
Caneelton
Bertina Nelson
Valley City
Jeannette Forkner
Langdon
Tillie Siegel
Fargo
Verna Hesse
Willieton
Julia Gass
Larimore
Violette Verry
Park River
Myrtis Muir
Hunter
Rebekahs
Red Crow
Kellie
Bahike
Dorothy Creasy
Eniabeth Lucas
Margaret Lucas
Marie Creasy
Mary Hertz
Mary Rykken
Mabel Reading
Jean Redick
Florence Johnson
Hazel Delametér
Mary Berthiume
Jennie Buckingham
Mary Brown
Agnes Rudesr
Inketer Rebekas
Grand Forks
Grand Theater
Odd Fellows
George H. Moellring
Ray
Nellie Bahike
Mies Elizabeth Bullis
W. E. Sayre
J. R. Buchholz
Alice Welch
Rebekahe
Burrill
Nationalizing the Cook Stove and Community Kitchens
England adopts community kitchens to aid wartime economy and housewives. Centralized dining centers serve thousands weekly, offering soups meat pies potatoes and puddings at low prices, with customers bringing own utensils. A London Marlow kitchen allows eating in upstairs dining rooms after purchasing at the counter. The arrangement aims to free women for war work and keep meals affordable during shortages. The article notes variations and the impact on family meals and daily life. It also mentions a marriage notice for Miss Mary el Brigg and Levi Brigge with details of their families and venue in Starkweather.
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England
America
London
Saokate
Tower Kitchen
Pauline Wolfe Une Bride Ceremony Reported
Pauline Wolfe Une is described as a bride in a brief notice with names Cerda and Faaline Wet, indicating a wedding event. The fragmentary copy mentions reception or attendance and follows a period-era newspaper tone.
Winona Red Cross Drive Celebrates Fourth With Play and Dance
Seniors and children staged a playlet for the Junior Red Cross benefit, raising funds and receipts for the treasury. Margaret Witherstine, Jack Witherstine, Bud Benner, Richard Becker, and Matt Falles participated under Elizabeth with the ratine, amid a large community turnout. A quilt donated by the Junior Red Cross sold for 100, proceeds to the Belgian relief. Evening events included a patriotic school performance and a dance. Total proceeds reached 32,800, with plans for a citywide Fourth celebration in Winona featuring a bowery dancing floor in Levee Park, refreshment stands, a parade, and extensive Red Cross support countywide.
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Margaret
Jack Witherstine
Bud Benner
Richard Becker
Matt Falles
Fhabeth
Citisen
Red Cross
Association of Commerce
Winona
Minn
Levee Park
Winona County
Singing Pete Honored By Engineers Union in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 7 veterans of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers applauded Singing Pete, the Canadian railroading hero also known as Singh Pete. The convention voted to publish his story in the Locomotive Engineers Journal and recalled his WWI Victoria Cross act by singlehandedly silencing a German gun, rescuing wounded, and sacrificing his own life in No Man's Land.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bingin
Robengon
Alberta
Canada
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Singh
Locomotive Engineers
Locomotive Engineers’ Jour- Lael
Bimpson
Medicine Hat
Jo- Rote Engin
Pete
Ruiltor
Hing
Singing Pete
Yrangs
No, Man's Land
A. E
Fishery Products Of Alaska Bring In Great Sums Of Money
Washington reports 1917 Alaska fishery products valued at 61.4 million dollars, over seven times the U S purchase price of the en et fldheron. Balmain accounted for 92 percent of the year’s total catch, with figures reflecting a strong export and domestic demand.
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Alaska
Washington
United States
Russia
Alaska fishery yields unprecedented wartime products
An official bureau announcement reports Alaska's unprecedented wartime fishery output valued at $1,031,698 with fur separate. The record sales reflect strong demand as London markets note war cargo activity and multiple editions of a report circulated in June.
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Alaska
Great Book Gla
London
Bieak
War Casiege Tor
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Sheets
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H.W
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Dent Mies
Alice
Joyce
Stags
Man
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ROYAL
St. Andrews Society
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Ming
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Wilton
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L. G. Shinn
Spoka
Ington
George E. Black
Belmont Avenue
Shinn
Cagmalton
John Robert Hulburt
Clara Dougherty
Ardoch
Minnesota
Laws
Immaculate Conception Church
Winnipes
Audrienne Eeu
E. Beaupre
J. Corbett
Jamestown
N.D
Father Cherrier
Nclating
Mra Corbett
Margaret Corbett
Lqvell
Sum Tae
Mary el Brigg
Levi Brigex
Campbell
Sandard Implement + company
Starkweather
Starkweathi Day
University of North Dakota Atufen
Pauline Wolfe
Cerda Ee
MEN OF Engineers’ Union
Grands Forks
HOTEL
Dacotah
MW Jones
the Hotel of
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Acter and Comfort
Everwear
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Coate
Wold’s
Third St
Rand’s
Opera One
Ina
DeMera
DeMacs
Ferneick
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Erie
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