City Briefs Note Local Rewards and Public Notices
City briefs report a reward offer on Herald and Advertiser listings for a South Fifth Street eight room modern dwelling at 825 Herald. Notices include Fargo railroad commission hearings July 3 5 6 and marriage license issued to Beymour Anderson of Grand Forks and Vera Markell of Rolla with wedding at Rolla next Wednesday. Plus Niagara Shawnee Farmers picnic speaker T B Elton and a Great Northern Depot flag raising program with Mayor Dinnie, and Miss Mary Laycock named instructor at University of North Dakota and Model High School. Varden Lodge Sons of Norway plans July Fourth open house in K P hall with patriotic program. Professor Frederick Koch to New York for Chautauqua work, absent until September.
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Crescent
Los
Herald
South Fifth Street
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fargo
N. D
J. H. Calderhead
Aaw
Hassell
Beymour
E ‘Anderson
Grand Forks
Vera A. Markell
Rolla
Mary Laycock
Waver
University of North Dakota
Model High School
Misa Rana Twamley
Laycock
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Varden Loage
Varden Lodge of the Sons of Norway
K. of P. Hall
Frederick H. Koch
Department of
New York
Immer
Sect Path Chautauqua
Pi ‘Or Koch
Kaiser’s Hands in Our Camps Propaganda Probe
Fort Sheridan officers intercept German propaganda aimed at reserve training cadets. Major H L Cavenaugh notes baseless reports alleging French front trenches kill in three days. Commanders instructed to counter with facts and reveal source to student officers.
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Fort Sheridan
Til
France
H. L. Cavenaugh
Prisoner in Palace as Revolt Spreads in China
Liyuan Wong reports from Peking on June 18 about a rising civil conflict led by General Chang Haun who has seized power. The president Li Yuan Hung is effectively confined, with the palace staff resigned and former officials barred. Provinces discuss joining militant resistance while Premier candidate Li Ching Hei struggles to gain cabinet assent.
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Peking
Li Yuan Hung
Chang Haun
Chang Heun
Li Ching Hei
Lisbon Woman Elected Grand Worthy Matron
Mrs. Gertrude Parker of Lisbon was elected grand worthy matron of the North Dakota Grand Chapter Eastern Star. Other officers selected include Grand Patron Frank W. Bhred of Lop e, Associate Grand Matron Mrs. EMe H Labr of Bismarck, and Grand Secretary Mrs. Florence Hosking. Delegates from chapters state wide attended the Grand Chapter gathering in Minot and Grand Forks. The article also notes a London report on Bonar Law denying war expenditure cuts despite America’s entry.
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Gertrude Parker
Lisbon
North Dakota
Eastern Star
Misonic Temple
Parker
Frank W. Bhred
Lope
Mra
Eme H
Labr
Bismarck
George
Phelps
Florence | Hosking
Grand
Minnie Rusk
Fargo
Clara. Warriner
Grand. Forks
Mildred B. Vick
Cavalier
Acacia Chapter
Grand Forks
Masonic Temple
Mia
Mae Palda
Minot
A. S
London
Andrew Bonar Law
Exchequer
House of Commons
Bonar Law
America
Women Organize Red Cross Drive in Grand Forks County
Approximately $12,000 raised as fifty women volunteers station themselves in business districts with cash boxes and Red Cross bands. Nurses costumes draw attention while donors, including passersby and visitors, contribute. further funds expected as the drive continues through Saturday to meet the county’s share for the war work fund. Chair Susan S. Maloney with sub chairs Mrs. R. D. Campbell and Mrs. F. F. Stokes oversee workers at post office and local businesses such as Lima Auto Co, First National Bank, and Woolworth.
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Red Cross
Grand Forks County
Red ‘Cross
Con- Susan
Wilson's Grocery
Manley's Lighthouse
Dacetah
Onsors
Benner and Begg
O'Dell
Trepanier’s Pharmacy
Northern State Bank
Colton and Wildergrocery
Wold Drug Co
Rand Shoe
Woolworth
Peabody Denies Coal Shortage Fear Unfounded
Chicago coal operator Franc ia J Peabody denies a coal shortage, noting railroads moved 119000 more carloads in May than last year and June shipments expected to exceed May. Fairfax Industry officials report railroads cut car shortages by over a third in May while bituminous coal traffic rose 25 percent. Six of seven leading vegetables are cheaper in England than the United States, underscoring garden and food control arguments.
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Chicago
Francia J. Peabody
National Defense Council
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Fairfax Ison
Railroad War Board
Herald
England
United States
Bockyard Gardens
National Food Control
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T. B. Elton
Niagara- Shawnee Farmers Club
Niagara
Great Northern
James A. Dinnie
Muale
Kaiser
Liyuan Wong
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Home Tea CO
Red Crama
Benner & Begg
Bartles Oil Co
People’s Supply Co
Entir
Red Crows
Ade
Peabody
Tribune
Crearent
A. B. Rheinhart
Belistis Magtwars
Brest
the Grocery and Market
Clin Wilder
Fancy
Fincy Trust
California
Peoples Supply Co
Kittson Avenue
M. Curtis
H. H. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
J. M. Curtis
New Post ‘Toasties
T&e
Ifoe
Pillsbury's
Bellogs
Colton & McElroy
Gro’s
DeMers Avenue
N. W
Th. Bey
Quaker Core Flaess
Strictly Fresh
Duality
Secret Oppestia Grand Theater
Grand Theatre Walker
Worthern Produce Co
Gress Forks, N. D
Shop In the Herald
Market Basket
The
Chicago Bakery
NG Kangas City
Saeyategenee
Psoes
Cotes
Staal
Dainty Brest
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