Forty Days of Heralds Auto Contest Promises Free Cars
A long promotional notice announces The Heralds forty day auto contest offering five free automobiles, including a Wilson Knight worth 1885.90 and a Riverland model at 1110.00. It urges readers to enter by nominating candidates from a long list across multiple North Dakota counties, with town-by-town participation and campaign materials supplied. Three aviators killed in a Buenos Aires collision are also reported at the end.
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Herald
Willon- Knight
Avertion
Hyrald
the Herald
Andor
North Dakota
Montana
M. E. Maloney
Wheelock
Miss Tora Borderson
Velva
J. C. Mattson
Tioga
Chris Jensen
Poplar
Mont
Nettie Borstadt
Mrx
Nelson
Blenciwood
Willow City
B.C. Phillips
Maxbass
Cranston
Antler
Oscar D. Sundahl
Antelone
MOM
Vie Werseres
Joan M
Benoit
Fairview
P. Iverson
Minot
Edna Carney
Les Allen
Granville
Meriel Erickson
N. G. Lindgren
Berthold
Bliss Margaret Anderson
Buenos Aires
Goodrich
United States Men to Visit Japan after Banquet Pledge
A San Francisco chamber of commerce banquet in Tokio, May 15, pledged 15 to 20 U S businessmen to visit Japan next April to discuss joint commercial problems with Japanese peers. Leaders Wallace M. Alexander and Robert Newton Lynch hosted the “sayonara” event attended by many Japanese figures. Viscount Kaneko and Baron Shibusawa urged frank talks to forge lasting US Japan cooperation beyond wartime tensions.
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Japan
Wallace M. Alexander
Robert Newton Lynch
San Francisco
United States
Alexander
Viscount Kaneko
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Europe
Asia
Tokyo
Baron Shibusawa
American Shipping Board
Yast
DERWILLO The Famous Beautifier Ad
Advertisement proclaims DERWILLO as a skin tonic that fights sun damage and signs of aging. It promises a youthful complexion with a single application and urges readers to ask their druggist about it, with a forthcoming free announcement.
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Faree
Dakota Business College Sends Graduates Across States
Employers seek dependable help, sending graduates to four states. Miss V. Anderson was hired as stenographer at the U S Land Office in Timber Lake South Dakota. Mr G H Wahler became ledger clerk for Standard Oil Co in Omaha Nebraska. Miss B Solseth went to Sidney Montana as stenographer for Attorney Brattin. Miss L Gerard joined International Harvester Co in Fargo North Dakota. Summer session enrollment details available from F L Watkins 806 Front St Fargo ND.
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N.D
U. S. Land Office
Timber Lake
S. D
V. Anderson
G. H. Wahler
Omaha
Nebr
B. Solseth
Sidney
Mont
Atty. Brattin
L. Gerard
International Harvester Co
Lat Fargo
F. L. Watkins
Front St. Fargo
N. D
Maintenance of guaranteed wheat price urged by Barnes
New York June 10 Julius Barnes wheat director says keeping the government guaranteed price of 2.26 a bushel is essential to secure needed production. He spoke at a 250 person grain industry conference noting likely government purchases would anchor prices, and warned against unrestrained speculation and private profits in food. The piece also notes the Methodist centenary campaign in Chicago aiming for 15 million dollars has reached 16.295 million with six subdivisions yet to report.
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New York
Julius Barnes
United States
Barnes
America
Chicago
John W. Hancer
Joan
Troop Ships Arrive in New York June 10
Troop ships reached New York on June 10 bringing 5 984 troops including headquarters of the Sixth division. Major General H Gordon, commanding the Sixth Division, and Brigadier General Lucius L Durtee of the Twelfth Infantry Brigade were rank officers. The West Ligna arrived with two officers and ten enlisted men.
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New York
Sunday School Meet to Close at Baptist Church
The County Sunday School convention session at the Baptist church covered plans for children's instruction and discussed adult division work. Speakers included Mrs L Anna Bullis Ada Stonehouse Beatrice Johnston Minnie Arnold Ida Beobart from Emerado and James C Garrison on Continent-wide Children's Week. The business session reported officers, charts and standards, with an evening program on young people's work led by Mrs Harry Randall.
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A. Webster
Baptist Church
W. 5
Stephenson
L. Anna Bullis
Mise Ada Stonehouce
Larimore
Beatrice Johnston
Minnie Arnold
Mise
Ida Beobart
Emerado
Jas. C. Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Harry |Randall
Hugh E. Willis
C. T. Wallace
Vernon P.baires
Merchants Dinner Wednesday Evening Meeting
The Merchants association holds its annual meeting with a Wednesday banquet at 6 30 in the Commercial club rooms. Four directors will be elected to replace retiring members John A Nuss M Stanchfield H H Wilson and C A Bydal. Dinner reservations must be made before noon at Secretary F McKernan's office.
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Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
John A. Nuss
M. Stanchfield
H. H. Wilson
C. A. Bydal
F. McKernan
Markets Show Mixed Equity Declines and Commodities Steady
New York stock listings span Allis-Chalmers through Union Pacific with varied gains and losses across rail, steel, and industrials. cotton futures close steady with July at 91.49 and October at 10.63. mercantile and currency markets show modest activity while Liberty bonds quote near 198.70 for June 30.
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Allis-Chalmers
American Car & Foundry
American Hide & Leather
American
American Smelting & Ref
American Prmatrw Tobacco
Aly Gulr & ‘W. Indieshina Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Omio Wes Eserves
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather , Chesapeake & Ohio
Renirese Mil
Paul
Chicago
China Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron Sreenese
Crucible Steel
ETS General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Eeseees Bit
Marine
Aoe
AEH International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville Eeeeentt
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Minville “Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania Bay Consolidated Cope
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United Austen Rubber
United States Stee
Ctah
Westinghouse Electric Willy-Overland
Corporal Dutch
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Don
Victory
Jury Drawn in J. Smith Trial
District court opened for the trial of Jon Smith charged with keeping intoxicating liquors for sale as a beverage. Judge IC M Gooley presides with J F T O Connor for the defense and T B Elton prosecuting. Jury selection consumed the morning. the panel includes Heising, Thorton, Lund, Grotte, Johndahl, McNeil, Sheehy, Swenson, Porter, Abbey, and Muir. Goodman Berg testified late in the afternoon.
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District Court
Jon Smith
J. F. T. O'Connor
T. B. Elton
IC. M. Gooley
Henry Heising
Thom. Thorton
J. Lund
John R. Grotte
Johndahl
J. McNeil
L. C. J. EB. Sheehy
Ole Swenson
Thomas Porter
Abner Abbey
M. Muir
Goodman Berg
Odd Fellows Meet in Duluth Amid Bad Weather
The Minnesota state Odd Fellows convention opened in Duluth with delegates checking into city hotels as cold rain and a northeast wind kept activities indoors. Henry V. Borst, grand master, is expected to arrive soon, while Emma Ames of Akeley arrives as state president of Rebekah.
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Duluth
Mind
Department Council
Patriochs
Minnesota
Odd Fellows
Lake
New York
Argentine President Rejects US Aid Request Over Boycott Fears
Buenos Aires reports claim President Irigoyen and officials study steps after a cereal export manager cables the U S government asking for a squadron to Buenos Aires to safeguard commerce against a boycott. The cablegram alleges the government is unable to protect loan interests.
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Buenos Aires
la Montana
Irigoyen
Cabling
United States
Reply From Hungary Demanded In 48 Hours
London dispatch reports Clemenceau sent a telegram to the Hungarian government demanding a reply within 48 hours. It calls for an immediate halt to Hungarian attacks on the Czecho Slovaks and warns the Allies will take steps to enforce compliance if demands are not met.
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London
Central News
Copenhagen
M. Clemenceau
Hungary
Larsen paints Tanlac tale of rapid weight gain and relief
Olaf Larsen a West Michigan Street painter reports losing fifteen pounds after taking Tanlac at Abbot and Company's drug store. He says indigestion and sour stomach vanished, appetite returned, sleep improved, and strength and energy restored, praising Tanlac as the remedy he needed. Sold in Grand Forks by Wold's Drug Store and local druggists.
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Olaf Larsen
West Michigan Street
Wluth
Abbott and Company
Mr. Larson
Leither
Taplac
Grand Forks
Wold’s
Adv
No Dividends Declared by Mining Firms
Boston June 10 The Calumet and Hecla Mining company held its quarterly meeting without declaring a dividend for the current quarter. No dividend was declared for the previous quarter and it was stated then the decision was due to readjustment in the copper trade. No statement was available today regarding the situation.
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Boston
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Court Martial Investigation Is Continued
Chicago June 10 Hearings of the special committee of the American Bar association investigating courts martial resumed with Major Frederick Brown president of the Illinois Bar association Captain John W Beckwith and Colonel Eugene RK West head of the legislative section of the judge advocate s office in Washington as the first witnesses to be heard The committee will continue hearings here all week then go to Washington to draft official recommendations.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Frederick Brown
Illinois Bar Association
John W. Beckwith
Eugene RK. West
Judge Advocate's
Washington
Lst
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