Farmers Guests at Park Picnic in Grand Forks
More than three hundred farmers and guests arrived by auto after 1 o clock, greeted by the Petersburg band. Speeches of welcome were given at Riverside Park, with Mayor Wheeler and Commerce Club officials hosting. The group toured city streets and visited the North Packing plant, then returned to Riverside Park for refreshments and a swimming program.
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Fitty Cara
Eocerorne Jpepecalie
Ingarawee Farmers
Ctu
Petersburg
Niagara
Orr
Inkater
Forest River
Aldoch
Manvel
Oe Park
H. M. Wheeler
James A. Dinnie
Cormemerciel Club
C. Albin Olson
Olson
Grand Forks
Viauora
Hans Georgéson
Hans Georgenon
Niagara-Shawnee Farmers’ Club
Automobil
North Packing Company
Riverside Park
Star
Eighty thousand German casualties near Montdidier
Paris June 18 eighty thousand Germans were killed wounded or captured in the offensive between Montdidier and Noyon Captain Andrew Tardieu who accompanied Premier Clemenceau to the front told editor Marcell Hutin upon his return to Paris. Packing plant finished at Sitka Alaska May 20 the plant run by electricity will employ local labor as cannery prepares for season starting mid summer. London June 18 a recent court decision not food now included in ministry of food order along with coffee and cocoa. Copper mining interest Eupeao Texas June 18 Cantuan government seeks data on US copper methods and laws during tour of mining districts in southwest and Mercato. Senior Muti collecting US mining laws for Chile codification.
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Paris
Montdidier
Noyon
Andrew Tardieu
Clemenceau
Marcell
Hutin
Echo de Paris
Aitka
Alsaka
Mall
Sitka
London
Ministry of Food
Peao
Tex
Cantaan
Carlos Castro Rus
Chile
Southwest
Merco
Chine
New Mexico
New Mexico and Also the Real Copper Smelters At A Aris
Benor Muti
Iswa
United States
Plain Coconut Oil Shampoos Safer for Hair Care
Advertorial notes that alkali soaps and prepared shampoos harm hair and scalp. It praises plain coconut oil as a cheap, pure alternative that cleans effectively, removes dandruff, and leaves hair soft with minimal use. Instructions say rub with water, rinse, and use small amounts for the whole family.
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Ana Alan Erry
North Dakota University Will Train Men for Public Service
Local 729 leads 184 graduates for general service roles with a long mechanics aptitude. Report to the commanding officer at the North Dakota University Mines on July 1 for instruction in auto trades, concrete work, gas engine repair, and related skills. White men with proper qualifications may volunteer. enlistment closes June 1. If quota not met by then, shortfall will be drafted. Each volunteer must bring two undergarment sets, one outer garment, sturdy shoes, three extra socks, towels, and workwear for government uniforms.
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Uate
North Dakotana of Mines
War in Europe Daily Central Front Update
Austria’s offensive against the Italian front is checked for now with fighting ceasing from Lake Garda to the Piave. Italians and French French and Italians counterattacked near Montello, gains elsewhere held. prisoners total about 6 000 to 12 000 across fronts. Front activity persists in France with minor German raids and gas bombardment near Chateau-Thierry and Picardy, while American positions endure bombardment and small impacts along the Marne and Luneville sectors.
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Austria
Torfure
Lake Garda
Piave
Astago
Thhe Brenta
Montello
Emy
Zannon
Fostalta
Jenathin
Zenson
Trevina
Rome
Fossalta
Vienna
Capo Sie
Fosmalta
Charles
Trentino
Swit ‘Land
France
Hautebraye
Picardy
Flanders
Chateau-Thierry
Beleau Wood
Marne
Luneville Front
Vommen
Alsace
Austrians Check In Offensives Amid Heavy Fighting
The report notes Austrians massing troops in the northern mountains as they press on the Piave front. Italian forces hinder enemy advances with local counterattacks while fierce fighting continues near Nervessons and the Alpine region. The Morning Standard cites Austrians activating all available units in hopes of a decisive breakthrough to end Italy’s ree. In Sitka the weather forecast records unusual warmth and three weeks without rain, with a likely unprecendented season ahead.
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Mehring
Piave
Alps
Pisin
Alpe
Tha ‘Aumiriens
437 Men Entrain for Camp Dodge From Thompson City
The largest group of men from Thompson County will entrain for Camp Dodge at 15 pence per month. A total of 348 men will depart north of Grand Forks to Camp Dodge, arriving at 5 16 pm. Additional groups leave at 7 18 pm from Pembina and Walsh counties and at 4 45 pm from Cavalier county. The city band will meet trains, escort troops to supper, then a band program on the station platform. County quotas include Bottineau 70, Pierce 39, Walsh 53, Grand Forks 94. No definite post-entrainment program yet.
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Thin County
Farmers Meeting on Labor Question Very Successful
A June 16 gathering at Manuel drew about 150 farmers to discuss the labor situation and appoint delegates for a inter county convention to fix wage scales for baying harvesting and breading. Delegates were named from Ferry Turtle River Agnes Inkster Inkster city and Orr with representatives to the July 1 convention and local labor agents named to cooperate with the farm bureau and U.S. labor bureau.
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Manuel
Jamce Ferris
Grand Forks
KE. J. Taylor
United States Department of Labor of
Wnd
Rex E. Willard
Niagara
T. ¥. Rowan
Ferry Township
George Bread
Turtle River Township
Orr
Patrick McMehon
Agnes
Mr. McLaren
Flymouth
Inkater
Inkster
Elkmount
Shrabane
Georg Spinger
A. Hamilton
John McDonald
Emperor William Defends War as Clash of World Views
Amsterdam June 1 The war is a struggle of two world views not a strategic campaign, said Emperor William at the anniversary celebration. He argued German principles of right freedom honor must prevail or Anglo Saxon Mammon worship will win. He praised Hindenburg and Ludendorff as counsel and urged unity of people and army behind the cause. The emperor noted twenty six years of hard work, defending the army and its leadership and warned of dangers if German resolve falters.
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Amsterdam
William
Britain
Strugan
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Hila
Thea
Attacks on Officials In Resolution At AFL Convention
At St. Paul June 18 the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor debated labor's political stance. President Samuel Gompers defended union activity, criticized reports of submissive labor testimony, and cited rights won, including a port arrival ship crew leave measure. A resolution approved probes into Gov Yeager and housing contracts linked to admiral influence for union wage and work condition enforcement.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ted Todey
American Federtion of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Eliott
Indianapolis
Coronado Coal Company
United Mine Workers of the World
Committee On
Executive Council
Mine Workers’ Organization
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court. of Appeals
Arthur Yeager
Porto Rico
Federation
Yeager
Gompers
Wilson
Philadelphia
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Henry G Vick Making a Hit in Campaign
N T Hedalen of Fordville reports with Judge H G Vick in Richland county during a campaign blitz. Hedalen, a noted farmer observer, predicts many farmers will back the ticket on June 26, stressing clean men on the ticket and a strong showing for Vick in the first district race.
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the Herald A
N. T. Hedalen
Fordville
Independentt Voters
Richland County
H. G. Vick
Hedalen
Milner
N. D
First Use of Airplane in Camp Lewis Maneuvers
Camp Lewis Tacoma June 47 officers recount how Captain C Sutton of San Francisco used an airplane for reconnaissance to locate a troop position. He relayed information by carrier pigeons from 4500 feet and dropped a message to troops, marking the first time an aircraft was used in maneuvers at Camp Lewis.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
C. Sutton
247Th Feld Artillery
San Francisco
Sutton Pras
East Side Leads in Polk County Returns near Crookston
Early results from 25 of 80 precincts show Burnquist with a lead in Polk County including Crookston and surrounding townships. Candidates listed include Grover leading in some areas while Thorson moves ahead in the Fourth commissioner district with Ross second. vote tallies appear for many individuals and locales.
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Burnquist
Polk County
Crookston
Erakine
McIntosh
Gentlley
Hubbard
Fisher
Lowell
Huntegil
Tynald
Andover
Fairfax
Parnell
Tum
Fanny
Brandagold
Godfrey
Hussin
Lindbersson
Crane
Barton
Buckler
Vollom
Carlson
Grundyaen
Gullickson
Borchert Boyd
Raston
Sandbertorenson
Bolstad
Camp
Daniela
Darkow
Holmvik
Horst
Johnson
Hendricks
Montag Hovland
Morken
Piaten
Grover
Dle Shet
Thorson
Ross
Local Young Man Sent to Camp Sheridan Alabama
Word comes from Earl Racine son of Mrs Racine of North Second street that he has been called to service and is now at Camp Sheridan Alabama Beginning a business career in this city he has been unusually successful and promoted repeatedly He was assistant manager of Rumely Implement Co Peoria Illinois at the time of his call Camp Sheridan draws high spirits among the men though weather is warmer than the northwest
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Earl Racine
Racine
North Second Street
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Rumely Implement Co
Peoria
Illinois
Miss Briggs Expected Home This Evening
Miss Ming Theodora Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Briggs of North Fourth Street returns home this evening from Madison en route to Pittsburgh to attend university commencement exercises. She will spend the summer months with her parents at Pittabure.
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Ming Theodora Briggs
A. N. Briggs
North Fourth Street
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittabure
Madison
Miss Briggs
Small Town Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Paw Brown and Francis Ketter depart for Pembina to wrap up the week with friends. J Sherlock travels to Crookston for business. Camp Fire Girls planning draws interest with meeting for girls over 12 at Miss Winnifred Nelson’s home on North First Street at 7 30. Mary Sullivan visiting friends in Wisher. Mrs Obert Helgason and family off to Holly Minnesota to visit relatives before joining National Army for Camp Lewis Washington. Fred Metcalf leaves for summer with son Howard at naval recruiting station in Minneapolis. July plans include joining them. Mrs Tom Herrick recovering from surgery at St Michael’s Hospital expects to be home in about a week. Geo Franklin to St Paul for business. Mr and Mrs Charles McGowan of Devils Lake visiting Mrs McGowan’s mother on North Fourth Street. William Stienbar to Twin Cities for business tomorrow.
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Camp Fire Girls
Winnifred Nelson ‘Ednesday
North Pirst Street
Mia
Fred Metcalf
Howard
Naval Recruiting Station
Minneapolis
Mr. Metcalf
Misa Trude
Tom Herrick
St. Michael's Hospital
Geo. Franklin
St. Paul
Charles McGowan
Devils Lake
Mra. H. Wavers
North Fourth Street
Pioneer Resident Of Fargo Died At Harvey
Fargo obituary notes J F Gravelle a Fargo property owner died Saturday in a Harvey North Dakota hotel. He lived in Fargo over 40 years and returned for the Seventh Day Adventist anniversary events.
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Fargo
Harvey
N. D
Naing
J. F. Gravelle
Mr. Gravelle
Yukon
Bonar Law Defends Vote as Austrian Offensive Fails
Britain reports a weak Austrian assault after three days of fighting. Chancellor Bonar Law introduces a £500,000,000 credit in the Commons and cites Berlin as the origin of the offensive. He notes UK spending at £6,848,000 per year and cites Versailles minutes praising American cooperation to counter enemy aims.
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London
Great Britain
Paula Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Berlin
Bonar Law
Supreme War Council
Versailles
America
Bonar Law cites war vote to cover August expenditures
Allied reserves, debt figures, and American troop influx frame a wartime budget briefing. Bonar Law states the current vote covers expenditures to end August, with Britain owing allies £1.37 billion and dominions £206 million. He notes American forces pouring into France and ready cooperation despite logistics, while Allies have gained little ground on the Western Front.
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Bonar Law
Great Britain
Law
Dominions
France
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Corwin Hall
Misa
N.D. University
Grand Forks County
Henry G. Vick
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Paw! Brown
Francis Ketter
Pembina
Sherlock
Mary Sullivan
Wisher
William Stienbar
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American Red Cross
Red Cream Yarn Fund
Barg
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Bitka
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