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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
10
Fragmented text appears to describe Bing hours and weekend events. It mentions a Saturday 8 p.m. time and references a collection effort, a vehicle pickup, and accepting some form of assistance. The readable items hint at public notices and ads for local services.
A jumble of classified lines lists domestic help jobs and labor offers. Entries include women for housework, a married couple for farm work, a married couple without children as housekeeper, a general help position, and a woman tailor sought by the Grand Forks Dress club. Contacts include phone numbers and box addresses in Orr and Leeds North Dakota.
ROUSES FOR SALE list multiple Grand Forks areas including Riverside and Belmont, noting modern houses with 4 rooms and sewer access. Ads mention University Avenue properties with varying rents and descriptions, urging quick consideration of available units in a growing city.
Classified notices list various real estate offerings including a five room cottage with barn for sale at Pillabary Ave Eat Side, a double garage house for sale on North pen Oy, and other homes for sale from local agencies Webster Agency and John Co. Established firms shown with dates. Livestock and pasture land also advertised nearby with distance details and contact notes.
A compilation of rental singles and room ads, job pleas, and sale notices. Entries list furnished and unfurnished rooms, offices for rent, small repair and crafts, and minor wanted notices with contact hints. Names and street addresses appear in scattered fragments across the page.
London warns that a wave of art theft risks looting during purchases by American buyers. Officials at the National Art Collection Fund meeting at Burlington House urged caution as a surge of stolen or forged works threatens the public and heritage.
Legal notices announce bids due June 17 1922 for two Winnville school houses with and without basement, with required certified check and plan access at local banks. Separate proposals for church building in Olga Olga N Dak with plans by Van Horn Is terbuah, deposits 5 6 percent, sealed labels. Also Grand Forks city equalization board to meet June 13 1822 for tax appeals. forms for residents to file grievances with City Clerk.
Brother Dutton, the so called hermit priest of Molokai, celebrated his 79th birthday and 26th year of labor among Kalawao exiles on the Hawaii peninsula. A former Civil War captain, he has not left the island since arriving 36 years ago to care for leprosy patients and continues Father Damien’s mission with quiet devotion.
Telegrams and letters from a Mohave jury trial for the murder of J Melton Kennedy are expected to be read in the case of Mrs Madaivane Obenchain in the superior court. Proceedings resumed today with read messages detailing the motive and actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe enforcement or policy action impacting liquor traffic. The text references shipments, delivery at defined places, and authority. specific names, dates, or locations are unreadable.
Moscow faces food shortages as provincial Russians sell belongings for food while city stocks rise. Officials expect the 1922 harvest to be fair though uncertain, with September yields possibly higher than 1921 famine levels. Industry may revive if rationed wood and factory wages secure meals for workers.
London The steamship British Trade will depart this month on a round the world tour carrying samples of British goods and visiting all principal ports. The nine month trip will include 250 British firm representatives and about 100 passengers who may use the ship as a permanent hotel for the voyage at an estimated cost.
News notes from Warsaw report 100000 Poles left for the United States and Canada in 1921 while 40000 reemigrants arrived bringing about 3000000 marks in funds. Air routes open Warsaw to Prague and Budapest with a Berlin Moscow line planned. Polish American Chamber notes growing Poland US trade. 1921 imports and exports far higher than 1920. Education reform aims for seven year compulsory schooling by 1928, but teacher and building shortages slow full rollout. Warsaw must house 40000 additional students. seven school buildings rise.
Moorhead park board announced selection of riverfront property along the Red River at the end of Front Street for a tourist camp. Construction will begin immediately with water access at Baliding Road and proximity to business districts and other facilities noted.
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