Picnic at Riverside Park Bid Farewell to Denver Visitor
A group of East Grand Forks youths hosted a Sunday picnic in Riverside park to bid farewell to Miss June Thompson of Denver Colorado who had been visiting friends. The event ran from five to seven with luncheon at 6 pm. Attendees included Irene and Helen Thompson Beatrice Fiske Rhodes Billen Genevieve Clynch Helen Gorlies Dorothy Masee Martha Lickley Violet Ferstad and Mable Downham, along with Mr Sandley Frank Mongoven and Cyrus Kirk. Miss Thompson and Beatrice Fiske plan to travel to Denver later this week stopping at Staples and Minneapolis en route.
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Riverside Park
Miss June Thompson
Denver
Colorado
Mines June Thompson
Irene and
Helen ‘Thompson
Grand Forks
Es Rhodes
Beatrice Fiske
Billen
Uise
Genevieve Clynch
Helen Gorlies
Dorothy
Funeral Services Held Sunday Afternoon
Sunday services were held for John Dangerfield and other local notices recount social events. Residents recall Rev A J Hulteng's twenty five years with Zion Lutheran and attendances at gatherings across Grand Forks. Community members celebrated engagements and hosted showers while families planned trips and visits to relatives in Canada and Montana.
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Grand Marsts Church
Zion Lutheran Church
A. J. Hulteng
East Side Visitors Attend Local Banquet and Call
Saturday afternoon Mrs Ellen Copps Mrs James Caroline and daughter Rosemary and Edward Copps of sin motored into the city. Saturday evening they attended the K. banquet and Sunday were the guests at the N. Wetter residence on North Fourth street. Last evening they returned to their home.
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Ellen Copps
James Caroline
Rosemary
Edward Copps
Sin
N. Wetter
North Fourth Street
Skeleton Of Indian Woman Unearthed In Williams County
A skeleton of an Indian woman was unearthed in Williams County near Williston North Dakota. Authorities believe she was buried around the Civil War era.
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Williams County
Drop in Wool Prices Causes Crisis for Producers
Washington, June 21. Immediate relief for wool producers urged before the federal reserve board by wool grower and dealer associations, manufacturers and bankers. A sudden May 20 price drop from 6 cents to about 20 cents a pound, with no buyers at that level, threatens heavy losses. Public purchases cease in protest against high clothing costs, and manufacturers cancel raw stock orders to offset sales curtailment. Senators King and Smoot, Kellogg, and Representative Mondell attended and backed a credit plan to aid banks in assisting wool producers.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Pubce
Jling
King and Smoot
Utah
Kellogg
Minnesota
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Chinese National Welfare Society convenes in San Francisco
Chinese from multiple U S cities Hawaii and the Philippines will attend the first convention of the Chinese National Welfare Society of America in San Francisco June 24 to 26. Headquarters announce officers include President H C King Vice President T P Kwan Executive Secretary B Y Chue Treasurer Wong Kat and executive secretaries J Shiang Min Lee Chan Chen Edwin G Dong and Stephen G Mark.
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San Francisco
United States
Hawaii
Philippine
Chinese National Welfare Society of America
Yao
H. C. King
T. P. Kwan
B. Y. Chue
Wong Kat
J. Shiang Min Lee
Chan Chen
Edwin G. Dong
Stephen G. Mark
Soldier Held in Murder Mystery at Camp Grant
Private George Peters, sought in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Maude Lucille Mass at Camp Grant last Tuesday night, is under arrest at Jefferson, Wisconsin. Captains Robert Howle and Sheriff Harry Baldwin have gone to Jefferson. A telegraph message says Peters was picked up in the Jefferson rail yard last night while loitering there.
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Camp Grart
George Peters
Maude Lucille Mass
Camp Grant
Jefferson
Wis
Robert Howle
Harry Baldwin
Peters A
Dead Men’s Club Urged by Veteran
Akron Ohio veteran William Wirt promotes forming a Dead Man’s Club for et-ser v- service members listed as dead by war records. He argues many officially dead may still be alive and urges action to preserve benefits and support. He envisions legislative changes in state insurance and land laws, drainage, and oil on water rights, while noting a possible short session to push essential acts.
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Akron
William Wirt
Wirt
Branceé
Tire
Emergency Laws to Be Defined in South Dakota Session
Pierre June 21. South Dakota special session opens with debate on what constitutes emergency legislation. Many veterans lawmakers seek extreme measures only, proposing soldier bonuses, hydro electric project provisions, funding to cover post 1918 maintenance costs, and allowing school districts to raise interest rates to sell securities.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Pem bina County league week schedule announced
Pem bina County league lists week schedule ending 26 with games at Crystal Walhalla Neche St Thomas Cavalier Drayton and Warhalla. Monday Crystal at Walhalla Negho at St Thomas. Tuesday St Thomas at Cavalier Drayton at Crystal. Wednesday Cavalier at Walhalla Crystal at St Thomas Cavalier at Drayton Walhills at Neche. Thursday Neche at Crystal St Thomas at Drayton. Friday Warhalla at Cavalier Drayton at Neche.
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Pembina County League
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Walhalla
Negho
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Uesday
Cavalier
Drayton
Crystal
Finley
Kiltie
Neche
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Grafton
Armory
Legion Day
Lakota
Eviday
Kiltill
Canada to operate merchant marine venture from Vancouver
Official announcement that the Canadian government will enter the freight carrying trade between Vancouver and the Far East and India within three months. Seven ships will be placed on this run under the direction of B C Keeley, general agent for the Canadian Government Merchant Marine on the coast.
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Vancouver
B. C
Far East
India
B. C. Keeley
General Ent
Trade growth eyed as outward expansion planned by Keeley
Keeley cites plans for a large foreign trade push with the Far East and India. He notes the Australia line is established and the Indian service is strong, aiming to make them a major factor in world commerce as monthly trade expands.
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Mr. Keeley
Far East
India
Australia
Orldrunland Indian Service
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