Dance at Key West Friday night June 11
City briefs note a party at Kreas Grove with a six-piece orchestra by La Roche and Farmers club invitation. Includes next dances June 18 and multiple local business ads and notices about accounts, insurance, and services in Grand Forks and East Grand Forks.
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Key West
la Roche
Farmers’ Club
Adi
Cibers Orchestra
Rye Township
Ardoch
Minto
Bowery
Kempton
Thursd Batchelor
Grove
Conch
Lankin Pavilion
Sonora Grand Opera Co Praised For Il Trovatore
Seattle Times lauds Sonora Grand Opera Company for Il Trovatore at the Metropolitan praising Soto-Mayor as Count di Luna with an exquisite voice. Grand Forks to hear Rigoletto Lucia di Lammermoor schedule listed for June 18 19 with strong box office for the season.
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Sonora Grand ‘Opera Co
Grand Forks
Seattle Times
Sonora Grand Opera Company
Metropolitan
Soto-Mayor
Count di Luna
Metropolitan Theater
Sono Grand Opera Company
Remains of Local Woman Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. A. F. Newlander of 119 Vernon Avenue were held at the family home with Rev. J. G. York officiating. Interment was at Memorial Park cemetery. She died in Grand Forks on Monday after months of illness. Surviving are daughter Mrs. P. H. Judd of Traynor Saskatchewan and two other daughters. Licenses granted include Walter M. Jones and Sophie Thornton of Grand Forks and John Olson of Beloit, Wisconsin with Nora B. Newman of Federal Dam, Minnesota.
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A. F. Newlander
Vernon Avenue
J. G. York
Mem*orial Park
Newlander
Grand Forks
P. H. Judd
Traynor, Sask
Misaca Augusta
Nan Newlander
Keennem
Walter M. Jones
Sophie Thornton
John Olson
Beloit
Wis
Nora B. Newman
Federal Dam
Minn
North Dakota Crop Report and Local Civic Events
The North Dakota crop report notes reduced spring wheat acreage but all crops in good condition. Grand Forks hosts a range of meetings from the Good Roads association to the Pubic Welfare group. Local disasters include Dows farm wreck from Tuesday's storm and a U S Army recruitment update.
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North Dakota
G.aor
Scout Council to Be Organized Here
A second class council of the Boy Scouts of America will be organized in Grand Forks announced by H. Mgyne Stanton secretary of the Commercial club. A meeting for organizing this council will be held at the Commercial club on June 28 with churches and city organizations invited to send representatives. FP. H. Zeller field executive of the national council will speak, as will J. Burton Crary of the YMCA.
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Boy Scouts of America
Grand Forks
H. Mgyne Stanton
Commercial Club
FP. H. Zeller
National Council
J. Burton Crary
M. CG. A
Drayton Edges Pembina In Narrow Baseball Win
Drayton beat Pembina 2 to 1 on the Drayton diamond. Two runs came in the fifth after a wild pitch and Pembina errors. Gooslaw struck out 11 for Drayton. Henson fanned 1 for Pembina. Drayton improves to 15th game with only two losses in the season.
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Drayton, N
Drayton Diamond
Drayton
Pembina
Gooslaw
Henson
Farm Bureau to Co operate With Good Roads Group
Grand Forks County Farm Bureau will join Good Roads promoters to form a County Good Roads association on June 16. A campaign to eradicate sow thistle will be outlined at that meeting with notices sent to township supervisors weed committee members and county commissioners. Farm Bureau directors previously resolved to stamp out the sow thistle pest in the county.
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Grand Forks County Farm Bureau
Good Roads Promoters
County Good Roads Association
Weed Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Chinese public views and milk price report in Honolulu
A Central China Post piece defends Chinese character against Western stereotypes noting industriousness and humor. Separate Honolulu item reports milk prices rising as dairymen seek 15 to 16 1/2 cents a quart due to higher feed costs, with consumers likely to pay 19 cents per quart soon.
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New York
China
Middleton Smith
Hongkong University
Central China Post
Smith
Bret Harte
California
Honolulu
T. H
Oahu
Community picnic planned at city park
At a joint meeting of the Key West Farmers Club Mallory Club and the Commercial Club last evening in the fire hall auditorium it was decided to hold the annual community picnic in the city park on North Fourth. June date to be announced. President Noonan was re elected and named to form committees to organize talks on the Babcock amendment and other issues. A municipal committee was appointed and a series of dances and concerts is planned for the event.
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Key West
Farmers’ Club
Mallory Club
Commercial Club
Fire Hall
North Fourth Eest
Noonan
Minnesota
Hoverson Funeral Services Scheduled Friday
The funeral services for Mrs Rena Hoverson of Minnesota Point will be held Friday at 10 AM at the family home. Interment follows at Angland at 2 PM with Reverend Jorstengen officiating.
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Hoverson
Mmm
Rena Hoverson
Knute Hoverson
Minnesota Point
Bngland
Jorstengen
Nervicen
Linquist Funeral Service Saturday in Esther
Mrs. Brita Fricson Linquist, 82, died in a Grand Forks hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:00 a.m. from the home and at 1:20 p.m. from the Swedish Lutheran Church in Esther.
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Brita Fricson Lindquist
Pam
Grand Forka Hospital
Esther
East Side Briefs and Allen Gompers Debate
East Side briefs report births and visits including Mr and Mrs Isaac Bennon announcing a baby girl and other locals traveling or returning home from nearby towns. The Allen Gompers debate features Governor Allen and labor leaders discussing public welfare during labor disputes and essential production. Jazz music in Nogales shows growing popularity as American syncopation appeals to Mexican patrons.
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Allen-Gompers
Samuel Gomper
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
Allen
Gompers
York
Honolulu Chamber Decides No Protest on Hawaii Mainland Rates
The Honolulu chamber of commerce traffic and transportation committee voted to make no protest against the raising of passenger rates between Honolulu and the mainland. It also decided not to take the matter before the United States Shipping Board.
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Honolulu
T. H
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Traffic and Transportation Committee
Mainland
United States Shipping Board
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L. A. Chance
Dacetan Pharmacy
Roat
DeMera Avenue
Rent
South Third St
Devils Lake
J. Grodinsky
U. S
Army
Fourth
DeMera
Krea's Grove
East Grand Forks
Louis Kleven
Adv
Belmont Park Pavilion
McDonald Brothers
Fadden's Grove
Arvil
Heard
Leeston
Grand Forks City
Belmont Park
Emard
Presbyterian Church
Union Hotel
Ray
P. H. Wilder
Clifford Building
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Ellingson of
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J. B. Wineman
Home Service Section
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Red Cross
Everning
E Becks
Joseph Williams
Boston
Mass
Fred Pepper
Leo Joseph
R. C. McAllen
J. Office
Dakota Pharmacy
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Sonora Opera CO
Strand
Ugs
Foto
Alo
Billy West
Menoni
Sme
Sonora
Italian Grand Opera Co
Rigey
Il Trovatore
Meatrice Pissorni
Nits Palms
Donmusso Medina
0Ora- Blanl
Borin Castel
Carlos Motley
Moss DI Carll
Bénardo Lelarast
Theatre Royal
OFLT
Neal Hart
Bare Knuckle Gallagher
Constance’ Talmadge
the Love
Mer
Orpheum
Olive Thomas
Harold Lloyd
Belmont Pavillion
Yacki Hacki
HULU
Grand Forks County
Pubic Welfare Association
Dows
Erie
U. S Army
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Grand Forks Golf Club
County Farm Bureau
Crystal
Merchants’ Greato Asseciation
C. H. Bridston Withead
Grand Forks Fair
Ole Olson
G. A. St
Dean Vernon P. Squires
Lapsiattington Board of Minneapolis
New High School
Earl Neiwon
W. H. Nagel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Scout Council
Good Roads Assn
East Side
Linquist
East Side Briefs
Isaac Bennon
Romney Street
Art. Heitman
Union Commercial College of
Warren, Minn
Fred Schumaker
Jacobi
Front Street
Dan Ryan
Annie
Irene Ryan
Seattle
Waah
Annie Ryan
Ernest Supernant
Hallock, Minn
Mr. Supernant
Park Street
Ole Erickson
Waldville
Sask
Reed
Charles
Minneapolis Wednesays
Nogales
Aris
Barnes & NussCo Grand Forks
Cudahy Soap Co
Benner & Begg
Herald
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Jorn M
Vold
Drageie
East Grand Forks, Minn
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