Boy Scouts Begin Drive Here Sunday
North Dakota joins national Boy Scout week initiated by President Wilson as part of a drive to enroll one million associate members. Hox Scout work aims to raise funds and expand troops through churches and schools with local councils to supervise efforts.
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Wood-row Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
North Dakota
Red Cross
Lynn J. Frazier
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Grand Forks
H. N. Weiss
W. G. McAdoo
National Citizens’ Committee
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Movement In
America
Boy Scouts Assist Recruiting In Grand Forks
Grand Forks Boy Scouts urged to aid government service call at the local recruiting office on Fourth Street and DeMers Avenue for further instruction.
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Grand Forks
Fourth Street
DeMers Avenue
Former Governor Hanna to Speak at Emerado Commencement
Former Governor L B Hanna traveled from Fargo to Grand Forks this morning and on to Emerado to speak at tonight's combined commencement exercises of four public schools. Fifteen grade pupils and one high school student are to graduate with programs by pupils and an address by Beatrice Johnstone county superintendent of schools.
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L. B. Hanna
Grand Forks
Himerado
Fargo
Hanna
Beatrice Johnstone
Six Girls to Deliver Orations at Graduation
Six senior girls have been chosen to deliver orations at the June 26 commencement exercises. Sadie Fisher and Elizabeth Gaulke hold the top two class standings and will speak, joined by Vernice Aldrich, Helen Lehman, Esther Lateren, and Catherine Tuttle from the senior oration contest. No Class Day details announced yet, but the committee is expected to reveal the schedule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Fisher
Elizabeth Gaulke
Vernice Aldrich
Helen Lehman
Esther Lateren
Catherine Tuttle
New Co operative Store Opens in Michigan June 21
The People's Co operative store incorporated at 50000 dollars will open for business on June 21 in Michigan N C. L S Fredericks is manager and 8 C Tibbetts is president. Stock was well distributed and bought by farmers in the section. Standard lines and new fixtures installed. The business will be run by strictly modern methods.
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Michigan
N. C
People’s Co-operative
L. S. Fredericks
8. C. Tibbetts
Report of Baptist Convention Described to Denver Delegates
Local delegates who attended the Baptist convention in Denver will present a report to the congregation at Sunday morning services. The three representatives R B Griffith Mrs C E Tingley and C S Hendrickson will describe different features of the convention to the audience.
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Denver
Colorado
R. B. Griffith
C. E. Tingley
C. S. Hendrickson
Shriners Return From Fargo El Zagal Ceremonial
About two hundred Shriners of Kem temple came by morning trains from Fargo after attending the El Zagal ceremonial with thousands of Shriners from the northwest. Kem Temple units arrived and were honored at the pageant and later helped ordain novices. Hundreds from Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, Seattle, Portland, Grand Forks and Fargo joined in festivities, making it the largest fraternal gathering in North Dakota history.
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Kem Temple
Fargo
el Zagal
Northwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Seattle
Portland
Grand Forks
el Zagal 'Temple
North Dakota
Fraternal Greetings Between Scotts Rite and Knights of Columbus
Returning Fargo members of the Knights of Columbus and Mystic Shrine report warm mutual regard after a joint session. The Scottish Rite class of June 1919 sent cordial greetings to the Knights and Odd Fellows, while the Knights of Columbus North Dakota replied with hopeful notes on brotherhood, truth, and charity.
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Knights of Columbus
The
Mystic Shrine
Fargo
Thut
Masonic
N. D
Brotherhood of Mankind
Order of Odd Fellows
M. L. Hibbard
Charles M. Pollock
Knights of Columbus of
North Dakota
Brotherhood of Man
George McKenna
P. W. Clemens
Farm machinery to be shown at Quito exhibition
J D Bacon of this city, director of the Mississippi Valley association, reports from New Orleans that Ecuador has established a permanent agricultural exhibit. Machinery manufacturers of the West are invited to place exhibits there.
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J.D. Bacon
Mississippi Valley Association
New Orleans
Ecuador
Uite
Porchwest
Major George A Bangs on Leave in Grand Forks
Major George A. Bangs of the Judge Advocate General department in Washington on leave in Grand Forks. He will travel to St. Paul to try a case before the circuit court of appeals and visit his son in Faribault before returning to Washington. Bangs reviews court martial cases to ensure no legal injustice during the war and expects to resume practice here in two to three months.
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George A. Bangs
Judge Advocate General Department
Washington
D. C
Grand Forks
Bange
St. Paul
Circuit Court of Appeals
Bangs
Willard Urges Early Clipping Of Clover And Alfalfa
County Agent Rex Willard warns farmers to clip most sweet clover and some alfalfa now due to wet weather that accelerates growth. Clipping should leave branches to form a head, usually six inches from the ground, and be done by June 15 to avoid fall losses. If stands are thick, cut higher to protect growth.
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Rex Willard
Willard
Tragedy in Plaza: Husband and Wife Die in Double Suicide
Plaza North Dakota June 7 Following a quarrel in which she was said to be beaten by her husband who accused her of stealing 10 dollars Mrs Joe Eberhardt shot her husband in the back of the neck as he sat in his chair at their home Then she laid the revolver to her temple and killed herself Neighbors found Eberhardt upright in the chair with the newspaper in his hands The couple about 45 years old Hamburger Joe was a local restaurant operator who had recently closed due to ill health A brother and sister came to Plaza to care for him and were given 100 payments The alleged generosity was reportedly objected to by Mrs Eberhardt which led to the fatal quarrel
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Eberhardt
Plaza
Big Meeting Set For Grand Forks Sunday School Assembly
Final arrangements for the Grand Forks Sunday School association annual meeting will be made Monday and continue Tuesday at the Baptist church. Secretary James C. Garrison will open with, Making Democracy Safe for the World, as officers are elected and installed.
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James C. Garrison
Garrison
Mims Blanche Leigh
Baptist Church
Thomas J. Radcliffe
Larimore
County Association
Unwounded in War Dies in San Francisco Accident
Adolph Tt. Newgaard, who saw heavy combat in France without injuries, died after being accidentally shot while awaiting discharge in San Francisco, California. The word confirming the incident was received by his family.
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San Francisco
France
Adolph Tt. Newgaard
Army Service
Cal
Machinists Strike Halts Norfolk and Western Shops
Five thousand machine shop workers of the Norfolk and Western railway walked out claiming a grievance. Union officials warned of a complete carnation of all Norfolk and Western shops as talks continued.
City Board of Equalization Opens Tuesday Morning
City council members and the city auditor will convene at 10 o'clock Tuesday to begin the board of equalization. A schedule will guide the order of classifications. The session is expected to last about ten days, after which city assessments will be certified to the county auditor.
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Robert Green
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