Townley Attacks Press in North Dakota Montana Tour
Governor Townley denounces state publishers as lower than dogs for opposing his league and accuses the Twin City papers of being prostituted press. He vows to expose alleged press corruption and criticizes lawmakers and editors while defending Liberty Loan support and government actions.
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Townley
Waenamerck
Grand Forks Herald
Farfo Forum
Blamerck Tribune
Mandan Pioneer
Man Gan
Préas
North Dakota
Haa
Ame
U Na
Biamarck Tribune
Herald
Forum
Twin Ciules
Prostitute Press
State
Twin City
League
Hase
Wratisr
Smeotates
Liberty Loan
Wan
Insurance
Dianens
M. Thompson
Joe Scion sentenced five years for manslaughter
Cavalier North Dakota June 16 The trial of Jon Scion for the murder of his cousin Alex Scion ended with a five year state prison term for manslaughter Judge Knee n haw Pembina presiding The men were peddlers traveling together Christmas day 1916 near this place Scion claimed the gun parts exploded accidentally hid the body in a trunk but later confessed to the killing as accidental
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Cavalier
N.D
Jon Scion
Alex Scion
Kneenhaw
Pembina
Joe Scion
Alex
Oldental
Poll survey shows many men ready for war era jobs
Minot North Dakota June 16 a poll of men from Ward Ren ville Divide and Burke counties shows large numbers eligible for industrial work needed in wartime not farming ages 18 to 45. The survey is led by J F Chisholm in Donnybrook FP E Ward oversees Minot J J Geudder handles Kenmare’s survey.
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Minot
N. D
War Department
O. M. Pierce
Thie City
Ward
Reneville
Divide
Burke
Colum
Donnybrook
J.F. Chisholm
FP. E. Ward
J. J. Geudder
Kenmare
Bootlegging suspect James McLui in Ward County Jail
Minot North Dakota jail inmate James McLui awaits trial for bootlegging. He claims to have spent 17 of his 46 years behind bars in various countries and says he has served time for pickpocketing and other misdeeds.
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Herald
Barvica
Minot
N. D
Jung
Thhe Ward
James McLui
McLaren
Evan
Picnic Event Draws Farmers to Williams County
June 16 Williston North Dakota banner event by the Better Acquaintance picnic committee during the Trumx Farmer club and Yellowstone Livestock fair. County and Montana ranchers attend with brondhaisting steer riding and athletic contests. A. E. Chamberlain of Aberdeen gives the main address, followed by livestock judging instructions by B. M. Critchfeld.
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Williston
N. D
Williame County
Triax
Trumx Farmer’ Club
Yellowstone Livestock
A. E. Chamberlain
Aberdeen
B. M. Critchfeld
Livestock Department
Dakota Farmer
Truax Club
Montanaire
Price of Twine Higher This Year in North Dakota
In Bismarck on June 16 the twine market shows price increases. Twine now sells above previous levels, making fiber harder to obtain. Officials estimate this year’s output at $440,000 while production costs next year at current rates would reach about $565,000 barring wage or credit changes.
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Biamarck
N. D
Biata’ Pridon Twine
Hox
Aber
Langdon to Host Boys Camp Next Week
Langdon North Dakota is set for a boys encampment at the fair grounds starting Monday June 18. The event expects strong attendance with many alumni returning, features including military drills and an improving program at the camp, with outside help from Doulve of the tractor school, D W Galthous on club work, A P Henderson from Bottineau and Dr McMahon of Calvin providing veterinary care. Registration will be overseen by County Superintendent Reher.
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Langdon
N. D
Abe
J. Stewart
Eapeed
Bous
Mr. Doulve
D. W. Galthous
A. P. Henderson
Bottineau
Dr. McMahon
Calvin
Reher
Madras
Steele County Republicans Rejoice Over Unity Return
Sherbrooke North Dakota June 16 delegates from Steele County reaffirmed GOP unity at a congressional district convention. Former Nonpartisan League members denounced Townleyism and Baer nomination tactics, selecting nine delegates by ballot including J. C. Anderson as the sole Blending nonpartisan attendee. The meeting emphasized loyalty to the president and Congress.
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Sherbrooke
N. D
Republican Party
Broels County
Townley
Firat
North Dakota
Congress
Nonpartisan League
J. C. Anderson
Enger Township
Steels County
Palfrey
Riverside
O. Rhhieldah
Hager
E. A. Erickson
Primrose
J. B. Oxton
Euston
B. J. Long
Finley
Thers
Ively
Minot Military School Organized in North Dakota
Minot North Dakota June 16 The Minot military school forms this week to prepare men for conscription training. Provost Marshal Crowder has recommended preliminary infantry drill to help camp readiness. Attendance is voluntary and limited to those not over the draft age with no obligations to register or enlist. Drills will be held in the armory each evening.
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Horaja
Minot
N. D
Crowder
Pembina Presbytery Meets at Langdon
Langdon North Carolina June 1 1917 Twenty fourth annual convention of Young People Union of Pembine Presbytery met Langdon June 12 13 and 14 Rev Pugh Latimore Rev Hall Emerado Rev Cole East Grand Forks gave inspiring addresses Thorn Radcliffe Larimore gave an illustrated lecture Prohibition petition to President Wilson during wartime adopted Officers elected for coming year C H Cruttenden Inkater president Thomas Radcliffe Larimore vice president Minute Morris Pembina secretary Myrtle Stevenson Langdon treasurer Tena Giles Gratton junior superintendent Lillian Dolgins Gilby superintendent of mission study Ann Alexander Fordville superintendent of the Tenth Legion Convention to be held Inkater June 1918
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Langdon
N. C
Young People's Unio
Pembine Presbytery
Pugh
Laltimore
Hall
Emerado
Cole
East Grand Forks
Thorn
Radcliffe
Larimore
Pembing Union
Wilson
Langdon Church
C. H. Cruttenden
Inkater
Thomas Radcliffe
Minute ‘Morris
Pembina
Myrtle Stevenson
Tena Giles
Gratton
Lillian Dolgins
Gilby
Ann Alexander
Fordville
Tenth Legion
Damages Awarded After Track Accident in Grant County
In Grant County district court a jury awarded $3,000 to Edmund Dubs guardian for Ha dolph Dubs minor after a July 5, 1913 accident near New Leipzig on the Northern Pacific tracks. A dog protected the sleeping child but the engine and car passed over the limb, severing an arm and a leg before stopping. The case was presented by J K Murray of Mott.
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Carson
Edmund Dubs
Ha.dolph Dubs
Grant County
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
New Leipzig
J. EK. Murray
Mott
Williston
N. D
Asult
Kow
Grant
Wate
20 Families Move to Williston in Service Change
Twenty families will relocate to Williston as the service shift places We Huston as the division point between 8c Paul and epokans, affecting local routes and scheduling.
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Williston
We Huston
8C Paul
Epokans
Hersid Special Service encampment near No s Land starts June 35
Minot N pga notes ward council petitioners association reports annual encampment near No s Land will begin Monday June 35. Vicious horse attacks man June 16. Rix narrowly escapes injury as animal jumps, grabbing his clothing from his body. Second attack also shakes him. Noted injuries minor.
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Hersid
Minot
Pga
Emerry
Coun
Ord “Pettiers’ Association
No ‘S Land
Er Aton
Eeye
Soacar Rix
bin Min
Twins Plan Two Week Trip Across Northern League
Paro reports the twins will depart June 16 for a two week road swing with games in Fargo Minot and Winnipeg before returning home. The squad aims to adjust positions during travel to prepare for the July 1 schedule and later series.
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Paro
Fargoorhond
Tocal
Winnipeg Seres
Minot
Winnipes
Fragmentary civic note hints at coastal event
Incoherent OCR fragment references a city and a general, with mentions of a river town and a turning over incident. It suggests a disrupted event or accident nearby, but details and names are unreadable. The readable elements imply a local incident requiring уточнение.
The Value of Cultivation in Gardens and Crops
Growth guidance emphasizes frequent cultivation to warm soil and hold moisture, reducing weeds and boosting yields. It covers late seeding risks, disease watch, pest control, thinning practices, and careful hoeing and replanting strategies for a productive garden era.
Gopher Slate Still In Air Over Next School Year
St Paul Minn June 19 The question of whether Minnesota will have sports next school year remains unsettled as regents took no action urging that board of athletic control handle the matter The delay mirrors national suspensions tied to wartime hysteria while university leaders stress athletic play as military preparation and readiness to resume sports.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Board of Regents
Board of Athletic Control
Board of Athletic Centre
Ince
Wilson
Conference delays cast doubt on Minnesota athletic plans
Western conference members nearly all intend to resume sports but Minnesota delays prep amid unresolved cancellations and ethics concerns. Michigan reportedly may reinstate, yet progress appears stalled as preparations for next season fall behind schedule.
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Minnesota
Lg Ten
Michigan
Itte
Large cadet class admitted at West Point
West Point June 14 a crowd gathered as 262 new cadets joined the military academy. The class is described as the largest in the history of the institution and raises the current enrollment to a new high.
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West Point
Military Academy
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Mt Ammous Rim
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Omar Arms
Ye Oartage
Cano City
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Generel von Riesthg's
Walter Parl
Red River Valley
Department of Axriculture
And
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Meteorma
Gopher
Regents of
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University
Topeka State Journal
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Mra
Reel Theatre
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Hinton
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Yao Aed
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