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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
6
Mrs. Maude Junkin Baldwin of Chicago, head of the children's division of the International Sunday School Association, told North Dakota rural conference attendees that the world is improving morally despite agitators. She urged North Dakotans to oppose socialist textbooks in schools and to protect children's morals.
Heavy rains across the county, totaling up to two inches in the south and six inches elsewhere, spur seeding of fodder corn and flax. Tractors plow as wheat germination improves and optimism grows among farmers.
Beach North Dakota June P D Norton former congressman of the Third district plans appearances in Golden Valley county this week. Farmers organize to oppose the Townley program and indications point to a heavy vote against the referred laws.
The sixth annual Hensel Commercial Club picnic takes over the park with ball games among Cavalier Drayton Gardar and Crystal, plus minor sports. The Mountain 74-piece band performs all day and night. a bowery dance and moving picture show follow dinner served by the women of Hensel.
Biomarck North Dakota reports three boys Henry Bedyecker Nemnon Jones and Edward ry drowned in the Missouri River near Ward's Grove Monday evening. Search efforts by Marion and others have yielded no trace and a triple memorial is planned at First Presbyterian Church once bodies are found or recovered. The tragedy sparks calls for a public swimming pool to offer safer recreation for local youths.
In Mitchell and Aberdeen and other cities state labor offices report a suspected plot by Bolsheviki and the IWW to disrupt harvesting of wheat and corn. Two Mitchell arrests were made but released on hearsay. Federal auditor H Anderson’s visit prompted bureau head E M Cochran to claim traces of the plot. Backers allegedly seek to incite discontent and prompt workers to demand higher pay.
An advertisement claims women can dry clean many items at home for a few cents using faseline and Solvite soap. It promises coats waists gloves furs draperies rugs and more will look like new, warns to dry clean outdoors away from flame and to use Solvite soap for best results.
A vintage sales pitch touts Gets It as a simple solution to corns and calluses. It claims the drops soften and peel away rough skin quickly, with promises of no pain and a “peaceful, dead-sure” result. Distributed by Lawrence on Co. of Chicago and Veld Deng Store.
Mrs. Martin Olson of Burnett Minnesota says after an appendicitis operation she suffered nerves headaches stomach pain and poor sleep. After two bottles of Tanlac she reports improved appetite no stomach trouble better sleep and ceased headaches. She plans to finish three bottles and continues taking Tanlac sold in Grand Forks at Yold's Drug Store and other towns.
Senator E A Hughes announced that Bismarck will christen a new vaudeville and movie house on Third Street the Estinge. Contracts awarded to Bismarck Construction Co for about $40,000. seating 800. ready for premiere by fall. Also federal court actions include Kid Winter acquittal and Gandel verdict in Twin City car robbery cases. Downtown rains reported near Sterling and New Salem with Minot receiving three quarters of an inch.
Beach, N. D. June 19 Over 700 farmers in Golden Valley county withdrew from the hall Insurance scheme of the state administration. Senator Hunt, a Townley follower, declined to answer questions about the AT law, saying he did not want to discuss it. Iden Valley county with about 1,500 voters is expected to cast 300 majority votes against the Lownley lawn, Townleyiam and Srintoniem.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a community critique and demonstration planned for July 1. It mentions a demonstrator and forces series commitment, with uncertain details about the county and coming year.
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