City Briefs Show Local Events Friday June 16
Baboc and Northwood hosts, June 16 dances and music by Sibel's 6-Piece Orchestra. Adv notices on Butter price, Minot shipping, and a Devils Lake barber strike. George Kee nan visits, Reynolds celebration June 17 with games, concerts, and carnivals. Ford Day at Forest River features tractor demo and ball game.
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Baboc
Northwood
Muscle
The
Melody Jazz Orchestra
Adv
Minot
Ranolph Dolden
Grand Forke
Thompson
Barry Grocery
Manvel
Sibel
Barbers
Devils Lake
N. D
C. C. Hollinger
George B. Keenan
Grand Forks
Minneapolis
Reynolds
Liebrand Bros
Forest River
H. H. Hewitt
Minto
N. D. Ford
Malin Abe Ad Lists Fresh Food and Supplies
Local ad from Malin Abe promotes Friday fish specials Red Salmon Halibut and Pike at 26 cents per pound plus phone orders 693 694. It notes a postponed Merrifield event to Monday June 19 and advertises farm chemicals Gidden's Paris Green for potato bugs with pricing per 100 pound drum and per pound options. The notice also mentions a Pure Wood Co venture andLewis Bros branding in Grand Forks.
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Merrifield
Gidden
Paris
Abc
Lewis Bros, Pure Wood Co
Verstlsin Bros
Prope
Grand Fork
North Dakota events spark summer plans and rainfall woes
Governor Neston opens the reception as North Dakota merchants head to a Petal Association convention in Minot. The University of North Dakota reports record summer school enrollment while a large Fourth of July celebration unfolds. Heavy statewide rain delays trains. drainage work is planned in Grand Forks County. A community concert is postponed. Mrs. Oscar Carlson of Honeyford, N. L., dies.
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R.A. Neston iv
North Dakota Petal Merchanty ‘Association
Minot
Shipping of Great Lakes Reaches Normal Pace at Duluth Harbor
Duluth Minn June 15 Shipping is rapidly assuming normal proportions at the Duluth Superior harbor The high mark for the season was 42 vessels entering and clearing the harbor in the 24 hour period ended midnight last night Fourteen freighters arrived with ore one for coal three loaded with cement one light with grain and three loaded with cement and salt Seventeen ore laden freighters departed along with one vessel loaded with grain and another with merchandise Forty two vessels are due to arrive here for ore before Sunday
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Duluth
Mtnn
Duluth-Superior
North Dakotans Listed by Town in Grand Forks
A fragmented roll lists residents by town including Pembina J L Noure New Leipzig W E Hork Park River Fingeth J Richmond Mrs C D Lord Williston Sharon Olson Rugby F N Anderson Gilmore Lauretta Gilmore Grafton Bert Jones Driscoll Shawnee Lasher Christ Bans Petersburg Olaf A Nelson Brocket Clara Thorson Edmore Thomas Ross Pengelly Orr Peters Engh Fargo L L Reynolds Rose Cooper Devilsake Espa Blamaccie Mrs Brennan Langdon L Schoenbechter ALP Schornbechler Jos A McCarthy Cando J E Stutsman Lankin Peter Nagel Iton Mrs David Kep pen Mrs C W Argen Milton Lucille Reilly Michigan Dorothy Sommer ville Mrs W O
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Wirier
John Makery
Pembina
J. L. Noure
New Leipzig
W. E. Hork
Park River
Fingeth
J. Richmond
C.D
Lord
Williston
J. B. Lyon
Sharon
A. Olson
Rugby
F. N. Anderson
Mill Gilmore
Lauretta Gilmore
Grafton
Grafton—Mr. and Mrs. Elebert Jones
A. Driscoll
Shawnee
le Lasher
Christ Bans
Petersburg
Olaf A. Nelson
Brocket
Clara Thorson
Edmore
Thomas Ross
Jons Pengelly
Orr
Péter Engh
Fargo
Courency
Rom Reynolds
Rose Cooper
Devilsake
Markets LIVESTOCK. South St. Paul and Chicago June 15
Cattle receipts in South St. Paul reach 1 800 with mixed grading and prices generally steady to lower on grass cattle. Hog receipts 7 500 uneven, prices around 9 0 to 11, best pigs 11.00. Sheep and lambs about 50 lower with top lambs at 12.00 and light natives around 6.50. vast declines for heavier ewes. Chicago market 11 000 cattle with steers steady to higher, hogs strong to higher with top near 10.75, veal calves weak, sows mixed. Sheep receipts 15 000 extremely dull with lambs dropping in price. new crop lambs reclassified.
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South St. Paul
Minn
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Catte
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Chang Teo-Lin’s Army Surrounded by Wu Pei Fu Forces
Tientsin China June 15 General Chang Teo-Lin's army on the Manchurian frontier has been surrounded by General Wu Pei Fu's troops driving along the railway toward Mukden, according to unconfirmed advices received here.
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Tientsin
China
Chang Teo-Lin
Wi Pei-Fu
Mukd
June 15 1802 Brief comes from fragmented report
A damaged excerpt notes Major Hamilton traveling to Washington and a camp with hundreds of defenders present. North Dakota delegates to a Republican convention vote two for Harrison and four for Moe Wheeler. A Pioneer Day event mentions a ladies day and farmers delivering large quantities.
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North Dakota
Harrison
Moe Wheeler
Bangs
D Yenteraasyit
Devils Lake Man Nominated For Legion Commander
Mack V. Traynor of Devils Lake is a candidate for the next state commander of the American Legion. At a Tim Sunning post meeting local Legionnaires voted to back Traynor, citing his wartime service and current role as post commander and convention committee chairman. He faces Major George He Russ Jr of Bismarck for the top post, with Russ as state vice commander.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Mack V. Traynor
American Legion
Tim Sunning Post
Manuel Hy. Sprague
Grafton
Legionaire
Atte 10
Traynor
Davila
George He Russ, Jr
Bismarc Pane
I Both
Argonne Forest
Sfr
Fort Spelling
Law College
University of North 1Ie
Legion
Railroads Ordered to Install Train Control Devices
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued final orders to four major railroads to install automatic train control devices on 4,000 miles of lines before January 1, 1925. The commission stated the art of automatic control has long since passed the experimental stage.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thoreson Honored By Tri State Portmasters
Mina Theresa Thoreson postmaster of East Grand Forks was elected first vice president of the Tri State Portmasters association in session in Minnesota's capital. Dr WM Crane of Red Lake Falls was named president with John Shape Faribault as second vice president and H J Easter St Peter as third vice president. Thoreson expected to return from Payne today or Friday.
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Praga Dispatch
Paul
Mina
Theresa Thoreson
East Grand Forks
Tri-State
Grand Marais Farmers Club Meeting Tonight
A varied program is planned for the Grand Marais Farmers' club gathering this evening featuring Julius Jorgenson of Bysland, Myrtle Hoviand of Crookston, and performances by others. A food sale and community notes follow as local groups announce events and visits across towns including Bemidji and Detroit.
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Grand Marais
Indian athlete Felix Bix to pitch for Gilby in June tournament
Felix Bix a famed Carlyle University athlete and former major league pitcher announces he will pitch for Gilby during the June 22 and 29 Inketer It wan tournament. Once with Connie Mack's Athletics he now plays independent baseball in South Dakota and is billed as a major drawing card for Gilby’s pitching staff.
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Felix Bix
Carlyle University
Jim Thorpe
South Dakota
Gilby
Third Man Held in Bond Theft Probe in St Paul
St Pauls June 15 In a federal grand jury announcement a third man Henry K Sorlein of Minneapolis was arrested in connection with the investigation into distribution of bonds stolen in the $2,000,000 mall robbery in New York last October. Edwin G Ritter and Clarence Cochran were arraigned May 25 and charged with receiving and concealing bonds known to be stolen. Ritter and Cochran face trial this term. Sorlein to be presented to the next grand jury. Postal authorities denied reports of widespread growth of the stolen bonds.
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St. Pauls
Edwin G Kitter
Clarence Cochran
St. Pali
Federal
St. Paul
Fragmentary note on past event patterns and dates
A garbled excerpt references circulating shores and an amount near 3000 wrarth. It mentions an Anepess Se characterizing the ace 44 DN of an apasmmodte e-saturate and notes occurrences for the nthirm eriies in the past with a name Alie Monheet.
Coal operators and dealers meet Hoover over voluntary price plan
Washington June 15 coal operators and dealers, conforming with the administrations plan for voluntary price restraint during the strike, conferred with Secretary Hoover on steps to bring the minority into line. Hoover said non compliance in some districts kept bituminous coal prices rising after a drop from 3.67 to 3.08 per ton, then up to 3.44 by June 12.
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Washington
Hoover
Stépa Foe
Mindnetty
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Minnesota
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Geo Janse
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Sullivan
Sibley Street
William McGill
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Padden's Grove
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Theodore Mattson
Eagles
Agnes Mitchell
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Gene
Detroit
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G. M. Morrison
Warren
Mins Mitchell
Herald
Ade
Florsheim Shoe
Irsheim
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ONCO
Benner & Begg
Acccommnoc
Ceupe Dé Chine
Goetz Latin
Uda
Columbia
Ford
Fordson
Fords
Fordsons
Moore Automobile Company
Orpheum
Moore Automobile Co
Grand Forks, ND
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