Parm Cooperative to Build New Elevator at East Side
The Parmere Cooperative Marketing board met to approve a new elevator with 40 000 bushels capacity to be built immediately. It will be among the northern state's most modern facilities and ready by August 15, equipped with Fairbanks self registering beam scale and automatic dumps, pits, and car loading scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmere’ Co-operative Marketing
Association
Eld
T. EB. Ibberson Engineering Construction Co
Fairbanks
A J Noyes Plans New Home On Second Street
A J Noyes to begin excavation soon for a new $10 000 bungalow on South First Street. The story and a half house will be built between his current home and the Wright place, finished outside with marble chip stucco and interior black walnut. A rear garage is to be completed similarly and the Noyes home will be moved.
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A. J. Noyes
South First Street
Wright Place
Noyes
East Side Briefs and Local Arrivals
Local notes report multiple residents returning home after visits, business, and family events. A western trip is planned around June 20 by T. A. Bydal and family. Albert LaBerge set to marry Fern Guiyard on June 14 at Sacred Heart church. Several residents relocate or prepare for new homes, with community updates on health and travel. In international news, anti Jewish riots reported in Budapest around June 4 with multiple fatalities.
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Rydal
T. A. Bydal
Albert LaBerge
Sacred Heart Church
Fern,Guiyard
Grand Forks
North Fourth Street
Paris
Foregin
Budapest
Foreign Office
Free for all fight erupts in Virginia court
Congress man Flood and about six lawyers and witnesses clash in Prince William county circuit court during the Partner will case. Many sustain facial cuts and bruises as the melee unfolds in Manassas. In St Louis, a jury is chosen for the murder trial of Lillian Woodlock 37 charged with killing her husband Joseph F Woodlock, a plumber, on April 14 1919. Her daughter Ursula Broderick 16 previously sentenced for second degree murder says she shot her father in defense of her mother and killed her stepfather to protect her honor.
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Manassas
Congressman Flood
Virginia
Partner Will Case
Prince William County
St. Louis
Hegun
Lillian Woodlock
Joseph F. Woodlock
Araula Broderick
Ursula
Woodlock
Herald Want
Politics Draw Interest of Advertisers in World Convention
Indianapolis June 8 Politics began to hum today among delegates for the sixteenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Four men Arthur Newmeyer George W Hopkins Tim Thrift and Merle Sidener are considered for president Milwaukee and Atlanta claim the 1921 convention Des Moines also seeks it The convention city will be chosen at a department presidents meeting tonight and the nominating committee will meet Wednesday afternoon Action will be ratified by the general session Thursday E T Meredith secretary of agriculture and Edward N Hurley spoke at the general session about shipbuilding and antitrust issues
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Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Arthur Newmeyer
New Orleans
George W. Hopkins
New York
Tim Thrift
Cleveland
Merle Sidener
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Des Moines
Department
E. T. Meredith
Department of Agriculture
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
United States Shipping Board
Federal Trade Commission
Polk County Grand Jury Opens Summer Term in Crookston
Polk County district court began its summer term with a sworn grand jury to act as a working body. E. M. Walsh named foreman A. Warden clerk D W Hughes bailiff. Thirty seven of 108 cases slated for jury trial next Monday as petit jury convenes. Indictments expected include the Pearson death case and the Wilton mine shooting charge against Edward Vincent. Possible whiskey smuggling probe and indictments of several county men also anticipated. Grand jurors listed include Robert Balfour Evertd Marman Brarvoort C M Bydal John A Carlson John Carlson Einer Edwards Abel Erickson Hans Gaustad M J Gudvangen Carl C Hagen A Holkesvik Theodore Larson Carl J Moe G A Noonan Osterloh is Osterloh H C Berimber Simon Brewerson Henry St Marie James Tagley Arthur P Thompson Helmer N Thune E M Walsh A Warden Byziand
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Crookston
Minf
Grand Jury
Polk County District Court
E. M. Walsh
A. Warden
England Township
D. W. Hughes
James EB. Montague
Montague
Arthur Pearson
Edward Vincent
Wil Mam Caley
Wilton
N. D
Is Osterloh
Angus
H.C. Beribner
Simon Brewerson
Fisher
Henry St. Marie
Gentilly
James Tagley
Woodside
Arthur P. Thompson
Vineland
Helmer N. Thune
E. M Walsh
Byziand
Soviet ministers confer with Britain after two hour talks
Soviet minister of government meets with British counterpart for two hour talks. No official report was issued yet on the outcome or next steps. A second conference was mentioned but details remain unavailable.
Fragmentary note on shipper evidence and sums
The fragment references evidence introduced by an earl and seven shippers tied to an attack on exhibits. It mentions an aggregate over twenty million dollars and a hypothetical income exceeding one Dillon dollars annually, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
Seven Indicted by Grand Jury in Whiskey Case
Seven St Paul men and Harry Rabinovitch of Winnipeg were indicted by a federal grand jury in St Paul on charges of conspiring to violate U S laws and trafficking whiskey. They were arrested and released on bail to face court Friday over the January shipment from Louisville of 1598 cases of whiskey. Rabinovitch and six others also face charges of attempting to steal whiskey slated for movement from Louisville to Winnipeg.
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St. Paul
Minn
Bt. Paul
Harry Rabinovitch
Winnipeg
Man
United States
Lawa
Louisville
Rabinovitch
Senator La Follette Declared Out Of Danger After Operation
Robert M. La Follette, United States senator from Wisconsin, is out of danger after surgery to remove an infected gall sac. Dr W J Mayo, tending surgeon, said the senator was very comfortable. La Follette Jr will depart to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago.
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Nocnester
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Wisconsin
W. J. Mayo
Robert LaFollette, Jr
Chicago
Late Markets Duluth Grain Prices Slump After Early Strength
In Duluth Minnesota June grain prices fell sharply after an initial strength. Flax futures closed down with July at 4.00 3-8 and October around 4.00 with bids near 4.05. Rye advanced slightly for spot and July bids, oats rose modestly, while corn and barley showed scattered declines. Wheat bid ranges for various grades and durum, oats, and timothy offerings are listed with on track and arrive quotes.
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Duluth
Minn
Reptermaber
Schmahl Withdraws From Minn Governor Race
Julius A Schmahl, St Paul, withdraws from Republican race for Minnesota governor amid a chaotic election year. He cites party fairness and the state’s electoral turmoil ahead of the June 21 primaries, leaving Frankson Keefe Iverson Prous Shipstead Ellsworth as remaining contenders.
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St. Paul
Minn
Julius A. Bchmahl
Minnesota
Hts
United States
Gaid
Schmahl
Arl
Thomas Frankson
Thomas Keefe
Samuel G. Iverson
J. A
Prous
Minneapolis
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Franklin F. Ellsworth
Mankato
International Agricultural Congress Opens After War Pause
Paria June 7 the international congress of agriculture met today for the first time since World War began. Representatives from France the United States Belgium Holland and Denmark attended. Germany was barred from current talks but will be invited to a future conference with other belligerents. The gathering decided to pursue relations with the League of Nations. Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Paria
International Congress of Agriculture
France
United States
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Germany
Congres
League of Iions
Federal agents arrive double efforts in Galveston
New York reports federal agents will double efforts to enforce prohibition after the Supreme Court upheld the Volstead Act. In Texas, Galveston towns end mobilization as state guards arrive, martial law declared to curb freight congestion from a strike. City protests occupy Menaro Park as troops encamp nearby. Election Convention in Chicago adjourns first session after organization and Lodge keynote.
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Galveston
New York
James Shertin
United States Supreme Court
Shovtin
Texas
City ‘Commission
Hobby
Menaro Park
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Detroit
Otto Paschke
M. Wentz
Mrs. A. Anderson
RB. W. White
Norwood Davies
City
Quigley
South Third Street
T. Erickson
Badger
Lillian
Edward Briese
Mae
Annabel
J. A. Smith
Albert Rudd
Little Falls
Mis
Robert Paterson
Aunt Olson
The
Arneson Mercantile Company
Helen Turnquist
Green Bay, Wis
Emma Eckhold
August Thrope
International Avenue
Kempton, N. D
Marion
Pricilla Hartley
Genevieve Hartley
N. P
Staples
Bert Fowler
Kenneth
Pembina
W. T. Bradley
F. M. Deichert
Stella Liston
William Fowler
Harold Jarvis
George M’manus
MR Jiggs
ALL Right
Belmont Pavilion
Wes
Polk County Grand Jury
G. B
Robert M. Lafollette
S-Kc
International Agricultural Congress
Coliseum
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Eel
Austin
Troona
W. P. Hobby
B.S
Sars
Alistee
Alletea
Allatese
Grand Forks Herald Co
Stationery Dept
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