Herald Auto-Circulation Contest Open in North Dakota
The Herald launches a two week old contest offering five automobiles as top prizes. Candidates including John Benoit of Fairview and Caspara Gran of Thief River Falls promote subscriptions, with a special extra vote offer worth 260 000 votes per $25.00 through June 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Herald
John Benoit
Fairview
Mont
France
The
Benoit
Ellen Thingelstad
Northwood
Mra. M.& Rankin
Devile Lake
Willys-Knight
Thief River
Minh
Lstan
Lst
North Dakota
Anna Johnson
Hoople
Miss Lee Hood
Emerado
M. Evans
Mint
W. Nelson
Ee ‘Hart
Grand Forks
W. C. Beaton
G. F. Bee Baglien
Hillsboro
John Halwerdy
Fordville
Lois Ball
Crookston
Eva Caldwell
Manuel
Gladys Collizon
Neche
Stella Dopkine
Bathgate
Bowement Peet
May Tvede
Warren
Minn
Wacom Eee Koa
North
St. Grand Forks
Dakota
Montana
Maurice Sweeney
Ardoch
Kathryn Cadwell
Chestnut
M. E. Maloney
Wheelock
Chris Jensen
Poplar
Stafford
Cavalier
Nettle Borstad
Bonetrails
Alma Murphy
Larimore
Nelson
Plentywood
Helen Thompson
Reynolds
Iossisiegeessee
Willow City
B.C. Phillips
Marbasa
Alex
Cranston
Antler
John M. Benoit
B. A. Fish
Towner
P. Tyerson
Minot
Edna Carney
M Charles Allen
Gran Mist Merial Bricksox
J. Lee
Cherry
McPherson
St. John
Caapara Gran
Thief Rias
Oy C. Stinson
Pembina - Bien
Thingelstad
Northw
F. A. Rettke
Niagara
Fred Johnson
N. G. Lindgren
Berthold
Margaret Anderson
da O'Keefe
Branley
Ruth Slunaker
Tioga
M. J. Hurs
White Earth
Ralph Mathisen
Ray
Hazel Brant
Williston
C. G. Campbell
Gertrude Hanson
Buford
H. J. Anderson
Culbertson
Case
N. A
Healy
Bainy
North Dakota and Montana residents named in census list
A long OCR list names numerous individuals and towns across North Dakota Montana and nearby areas with various monetary figures and notes. The fragment includes many residents from Grand Forks Devils Lake Minot Williston and others along with scattered addresses and numbers. It ends with a line about medicine timing.
Electricians Will Not Go Out On Strike In 1907
In Chicago on June 1 the expected nationwide telegraphers strike did not occur after Postmaster General Burleson promised to pursue conference between telegraph company officials and the union. Commercial Telegraphers' Union president S J Konenkamp welcomed the proposed talks while Pacific coast workers planned a walkout despite the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlantic City
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Burleson
S.J Konenkamp
Commercial ‘Telegraphers’ Union
Pacific Coast
Fred Spencer
Los Angeles
Weather reports aided trans Atlantic seaplane flight
Washington June 1. Weather bureau officials recount how meteorological observations from Europe and the Azores aided the 16 May trans Atlantic seaplane crossing. Radios four times daily feeding forecasts to commanders helped plan the Newfoundland to Azores leg despite occasional cloudiness near the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Newfoundland
Navy
United States Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Azores
Naval Meteorological Service
United States
Canada
Aroostook
Trepassey
Navy Gheological Service
Towers
Washington
Pamey
Tata Notraial Cee Mapas
Ee Pune
Uae
200 Signers To Revolutionary Plan In Mexico
Dalles Tex June 16 Twenty generals and nearly 175 others signed the revolutionary manifesto issued at Parral Chihuahua May 22 per information received by Colonel Dario W. Silva now in business here The text begins with a pledge to restore Juarez 1857 constitution and to protect foreigners and the vulnerable while opposing crime and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Tex
Parral
Chihuahua
Dario W. Silva
Villa
Geneal
Felipe Angeles
Wren Villa
Althoug Angeles
Sons of
Mexico
Tovern
Benito Juarez
Fourth enforce the tea' in absolute conformity lawn
Dat oa pringingt report discusses abolishing the death penalty for treason and murder under military occupation. It mentions the protection of borders and the need for mutual understanding between the United States and Mexico amid troop movements, as stated by Secretary Baker on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americana
Washington
United State
Mexico
Elie
Baker
Minnesota University Commencement Marks Small Class Size
June 16 Minneapolis report notes the University of Minnesota will graduate 62 seniors on June 19, the smallest class in ten years due to wartime sacrifices. Commencement begins with a baccalaureate service at the university armory where President Marton L Burton of the city addresses the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
University Armory
Marton L.’ Burton
Ity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pembina
Walsh
Traill
Erase
Forks
Minneola
Alice Smith
Portland
Emma Brown
Thompson
H. A. Pierce
W. L. Crawford
ROYAL
Emma Wehlen
Exquisites
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Joe
Tadies
Chikiron
Charlie Chaplin
Emily Stevens
King Baggot
Dustin
Farnum
Kingrams
Yankee Robinson Circus
Capt
Jules
Eos
F. A. McDonald
Milton
Mies Esther Peterson
Barton
Engen
York
Corson
Churchs Ferry
A. J. Cole
Petersburg
Lester Isaacson
Perth
BE. J. LaFave
Herwick
R. G. Berg
Knox
Mauge Pinkerton
Langdon
Wilfred Larivera
Beaulieu
G. Douglass
Dunseith
B. L. Fraser
Wales
M.S. Rankin
Devils Lake
Frances Gore
Bisbee
Ella Ken
Cavalli Towner
Olette
Pierce
Ramsey
Benson
Covelies Eddy
Foster
Griggs
Colley
Delle ‘Eterd
Wolford
Whitlam Dove
Toina
Ida Keckelberg
Starkweather
Donald Bucklin
Rugby
Hulda Story
Leeds
Leslie Williams
Lawton
Ted Delano
Hannah
N. D
Charles Wright
Crary Adams
Aneta
Genevieve Bryn
T. B. Hanson
Munich
Marguerite Clark
Mrs Wiggs of
Cabbage Patch
Lovey Mary
Paranséunt-Artoratt Theatre
South Third St
Angeles
Minnesota University
Hendrick
Frank
Waterbury
Frank Waterbury Co
Grand Forks, N. D
Brads
Jousstones
Pdrills
Padi
A. B. Rheinhart Ities
IKNC