Wesley College Board Elects New Professor
Wesley College trustees select Edward Jumnus of the University of Pennsylvania and the Union Theological Seminary of New York as professor of Christian history to replace Dr. Plato Shaw. A committee was named to choose a successor to the late Faeiaide Okel. Officers were re elected: Frank Lynch president Chari Gunchorp first vice president J H Tomkins second vice president F W Reinhoel secretary and W E Fuller treasurer.
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Peaches
Westey Emiegs
Edward Jumnus
The
Universy
Union Theorosigy
New York
Plato Dave Shaw
Lewis
Faeiaide Okel
Plano
FW. Ralahosl
Larimore
W. 5
E. P. Robert Son
Grand Orks
Frank Lynch
San Diego
Cal
Chari Gunchorp
Edeeiey
J. H. Tomkins
Minot
F. W. Reinhoel
W. E. Fuller
Rotary Club Dinner Moves to Evening Meeting
The Grand Forks Rotary Club shifts its weekly meeting to 6 45 this evening, instead of noon. Crookston Rotary Club members will join local Rotarians as guests at tonight's session.
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Grand Forks
Johnson to Speak at Hope Wednesday in Campaign Flag Day
Attorney General Sveinbjorn Johnson visiting Grand Forks on legal business will speak in Hope North Carolina on Wednesday for a Flag Day address. Johnson, a candidate for the state supreme court in the forthcoming primary, has not yet delivered any campaign speeches.
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Sveinbjorn Johnson
Grand Forks
Hope
N. C
Johnson
Justice of the Supreme Court
Northern Pacific to warn drivers who take chances at crossings
The Northern Pacific will mail warnings to motorists who risk at railroad crossings. Fred M. Metcalfe cites high casualty rates and cites observers checking crossings for sixty days to identify careless drivers. He notes 10 000 crossings on the N P system and cites recent incidents in Missoula and Fargo to illustrate risk.
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Northern Pacific
Fred M. Metcalfe
Northern Pacific Safety Department
N. P
Missoula
Montana
Fargo
N. C
Irs
Metcalfe
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Dies in Grand Forks at 74
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, a long time Grand Forks resident since 1881, died at 2 a m at the home of Mrs. John Dinnie 302 North Fifth Street. She was ill nearly a year. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 p m from Mrs Dinnie’s residence with Rev F H Ambrose officiating. She was born in Ontario and is survived by two sisters Mrs George Hertz and Mrs William Krammer.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Grand Forks
John Dinnie
North Fifth Street
Wilson
Dinnie
F. Halsey Ambrose
First Presbyterian Church
Ontario
Ohe
George Hertz
South Fifteenth Street
William Krammer
Larimore
Grand Opening at Faddens Grove Near Arvilla
Arrangements are set for the grand opening of Fadden's Grove near Arvilla on Wednesday. A large county assembly is expected with a bus service from Grand Forks, music by the city band and Emard's orchestra, a tug of war, a Los Angeles diver, boating and swimming facilities, and an evening dance. Northwood vs Gilby baseball game noted as a highlight.
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Fadden's Grove
Arvilla
Grand Forks
Dacotah v
J. F. T. O'Connor
Emard
Bjarne
J. C. Sherlock
East Grand Forks
Los Angeles
Cal
John O. Fadden
Northwood
Gilby
Seed Loan Officials Strive to Clean Up Old Loans
Officials led by N. A. Olson work to renew notes on 1921 federal seed loans in Montana. Four field men travel to farmers unable to settle last fall while this year’s loan work nears completion and previously disallowed applications are reconsidered.
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N. A. Olson
Montana Territory
Cally
Mr. Olson
Last Chance to Reject Hail Insurance Wednesday
County auditor Hana Anderson warns farmers that Wednesday at 5 PM is the final window to reject the state hail insurance assessment. Many rejections already filed. those who do not act will owe premiums.
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State Hall
Hana Anderson
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