Fire at Gertrude avenue barn kills four horses
A blaze at the Nelson Dignees occupied barn on Fourth street and Gertrude avenue destroyed a loft with 18 tons of hay. Four horses perished despite efforts to save them, while many buggies and wagons were ruined. Fire chiefs suspect arson and seek investigations from regional marshals.
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Tencones Hospital
Fourth Street
Nelson & Dignees
James Murphy
Bacon & van Alstyne
Gertrude Avenue
Grand Forks
East Grand Forks
Tom Powers
Jom J. Witzgerald
Minnesota
North Dakota
Tom Whalen
Dakota Avenue
Whalen
Smith
Hubert L. Munsey
Sinclair
Pital
R. R. Smith
Second Street
Kittson
Poverontas Path
East Side
North Fifth Street
Geo.Tinkler
Tinkler
James Murphy and Bacon
van Alstyne
South Side Fire Department
All Eggs to Be Candled in North Dakota
Mrs. R. A. Sprague, federal food administrator for North Dakota, announced that from this date all eggs sold locally must be candled by buyers or sellers to prevent spoilage. US Food Administration data show 25 percent losses and 40 percent depreciation from June to October, due to improper handling, with further figures on spoilage and contamination within a 100 mile radius of Fargo. Regulations require candling of every egg lot, discarding defective eggs, paying only for good edible eggs, returning rejects to producers for inspection, and storing good eggs in a cool dry place until shipment.
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R. A. Sprague
Federal
North Dakota
United States Food Administration
Pure Food Department
Agen
Fargo
Food Administration
Steen aided by governors of two states
Minnesota Governor Burnquist plans a Tuesday arrival to speak in Fargo and other cities in support of John Steen for North Dakota governor. Governor Norbeck of South Dakota has sent $200 to Steen’s campaign via First National Bank Fargo. Judge H G Vick joins Burnquist for an auditorium rally while Mandan and Jamestown events, a large Valley City gathering, and a citywide concert are planned. Julius Schmohl promotes Steen in Minnesota.
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John Breen
North Dakota
J. A.A. Burnquist
Minnesota
Steen
Peter Norbeck
J. A. Meyer
Fargo
Normanden
Iate
South Dakota
First National Bank
John Steen
Burnquist
H.G. Vick
Cavalier
Mandan
Steele
Jamestown
Valley City
Hillsboro
Grand Forks Auditorium
Julius Schmohl
Magazines Needed for 94 Soldiers Leaving for Camp Dodge
Lilian Cook, librarian, calls for magazines for 94 men entraining from the county to Camp Dodge next Monday night. The library supply is exhausted. readers are urged to secure recent issues from two or three weeks ago. Community past support for reading material gives confidence in meeting the need despite the late date.
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Lilian Cook
Publi Ibrary
Camp Dodge
U President Kane to Speak at Union Meeting Sunday
President Thomas F. Kane of the University of North Da kota will address a union meeting at First Methodist church Sunday at 8 p m in support of Wesley college campaign. The drive aims to reach the 200000 milestone with 100000 more needed this week as active fundraising continues in the city and Forks.
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Thomas F. Kane
University of North Dakota
First Methodist Church
Wesley College
Kane
Boys' meeting organized by about sixty attendees
About 60 boys attended a meeting held that evening to organize activities. The text notes aims to help someone and mentions steps toward a project, though details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors.
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M Sone
Uber
Army and Navy Recruiting Offices Highlight World War Effort
Sergeant McKee spoke on army service and the duty of Americans at home while Chief Quartermaster Oliver of the local navy recruiting office described navy life. The article notes men taking cards and seeking friends' signatures as part of wartime support and enlistment efforts.
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Menty O
Sergeant McKee
Army
Quartermaster Oliver
Navy
Elton Rules Nonpartisan Voters In Primary Election
State's Attorney Theo B Elton issued an opinion stating only registered Republicans Democrats or Socialists may vote on strictly party matters in the June 26 primary. He added that qualified voters may swear in on primary day and that all voters may vote nonpartisan school and judiciary ballots and any special propositions.
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Theo. B. Elton
Frpublicans
School and Judiciary
Shriners Meet Here Friday
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasons arrive for a seven reunion June 24 to 27 with a Shrine ceremonial Friday. Degrees from fourth to thirty second will be conferred across Carmel Lodge of Perfection, Rose Croix, Kadesh No 3 and Jared Consistory, ending with a banquet. Imperial leaders and delegates from Fargo Duluth Minneapolis St Paul Winnipeg attend amid war time restrictions.
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Kadesh
Jared
Fargo
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Kem
Questionnaires Mailed to Local Draft Registrants in June
Draft board will mail questionnaires to men who registered on June 6. Distribution occurs at a rate of 25 percent daily from June 25 to June 28, totaling about 220 men. Questionnaires must be returned within seven days after receipt, as with prior 1917 registrants.
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Otis Bee Ee
Y M C A to Recruit 4000 More Workers for War Effort
Y M C A will need about 4000 more workers for overseas and home camps. Central Military department states from Ohio to Colorado and Kentucky to Canada will supply roughly 500 men and 126 women monthly for three months, with half staying home. Major reasons include relieving overworked staff, replacing losses, and expanding coverage overseas and in under staffed areas.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Ohio
Colorado
Kentucky
Central Military Department
National War Work Council
New York
France
England
Italy
Central Department
India
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
North Dakota
Witness
Iown
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Central Department Personnel Board
W. H. Elfring
Brssbane
M.C
Pershing
French Republic
Y. M
Gimmestad to Speak at First Lutheran Church
J Gimmestad of Calesville Wisconsin will deliver a lecture in the parlors of the first Lutheran church Monday evening June 24. The talk, open to the public, is expected to draw a large crowd as interest recalls Professor Gim.
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J. M. Gimmestad
Cat Calesville
Wis
First Lutheran Church
Pitts
Prof
Gim
Aaker's Business College Pushes for Office Help
Local bank recruiters contact Aaker's Business College seeking staff. Mies Emme Fladland lands a bookkeeper post and starts duties. Farmers' State Bank and Minnewaukan also call for male and female bookkeepers. Enroll Monday to line up worthwhile work.
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Aaker
A. B.C
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