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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

3

Taft Day at Arvilla July 3 highlights Taft address

President William Howard Taft will tour North Dakota with a stop at Fadden’s Grove in Arvilla on July 3. He is to speak at 7:30 p.m. on the nation’s economic state and the union’s political side. The event includes a big recreation day with a football game between Grafton and Forks, a ferry ride, and music by Emard’s Orchestra and the Grand Forks Municipal Band. Dancing after the address features Emard’s Orchestra. Local merchants plan early closures to allow staff attendance.

Wiliam Hy Taft North Dakota Fadden's Grove Arvilla Fadden Express Elate Graftonrand Forks Rnbbi Widdies Grand Forks Faddens Grove Association Bryung

Northern Baptist Convention Opens in Buffalo

The Northern Baptist Convention opened in Buffalo today, aiming to raise the remaining 40 million of its 100 million world movement fund and outline administration for extending educational, evangelistic, Americanization, and mission work. The thirteen session will run through June 39 with reports from the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society noting a record 3,493,991 in lands and buildings appropriations.

Buffalo New World Movement Fund Northern Baptist Convention Sioux City American Baptist Foreign Mission Society Faith and Order Federal Council ‘of Churches Colgate Bucknell Rochester Newton Theological Seminary Northern Baptist Seminary

Embden Company Plans Appeal Over Grain Act Decision

Embden Company announces it will appeal Judge Amidon’s ruling that the North Dakota grain grading act is constitutional and does not conflict with the federal act. Sveinbjorn Johnson says the appeal will go to the circuit court of Saint Paul, with the case challenging the state law. A separate item notes actor Christian Schroeder, after supporting Vienna children since the armistice, has resumed full-time charity work.

North Dakota Farmers’ Elevator Company of Embden N. D Charles F. Amidon Sveinbjorn Johnson Circuit Court of St. Paul Amisson Copenhagen Christian Schroeder Denmark Vienna Marie Angeleburg J. D. Burne Edith Britton John Burkett Lee Eagan B. L. Fraser Athlene B. Gibbons Nutah Gibson Carl George Yereeeee Agnes Haggerty Lee Hood Anton Johnson Jennie King McDonaid Branley P. Miller Mra O. A. Melby N. C. Nelson W. SB Peterka Fred J. Raher Lacy Wilkinson Selmer Byverson Willie Valentine Eleanor Young Fargo

Tis bath feet relief remedy for corns and bunions

A playful ad style passage touts a foot care product labeled Nike Tix as a cure for tired feet, corns, calluses, and bunions. It promises relief and joy from foot discomfort with a humorous, rhythmic tone.

Lumpa

Germans form new cabinet in emergency move

London reports in the Times that Germany forms an emergency cabinet with new ministers. The Tageblatt notes the cabinet must walk warily to survive but can claim broad public support and plans to meet the Reichstag on Thursday. Korstandin Fehrenbach is named as the new chancellor and will read a government policy declaration.

London Berlin Times Min Gatry Tageblatt Spa Reichstag Korstandin Fehrenbach

IsaloOn Becomes Parsonage Dance Hall Church

In Superior Wisconsin the Birat Methodist church was dedicated after three years of community action. The village had earlier converted the saloonkeepers home into a parsonage and later the dance hall into a church, the debt-free building serving as a church. In New York James E Foye, ex hotel clerk, convic ted for jewel theft from Regina V G Millehizer at the Hotel Biltmore in May 1919 has been sentenced to 35 years in Sing Sing.

Superior Wis New York James E. Foye Mra Regina V

Yale Confers L L D Degree on Pershing

Yale at its 119th commencement in Woolsey Hall conferred honorary doctor of laws degrees on John J Pershing famed commander of the American expeditionary forces Thomas DeWitt Cuyler wartime railroad administrator and chair of the railroad executives association Sir Auckland Campbell Geddes British ambassador and Jean Adrien Antoine Jules Jusserand French ambassador to the United States

New Haven Conn Yale, University Woolsey Hall John Joseph Pershing Thomas DeWitt Cuyler Association of Railroad Executives Auckland Campbell Geddes United States Jean Adrien Antoine Jules Jusserand Am ‘Bassassor

Lightning Strikes Grantsburg Man Burns Soles From Shoes

Grantsburg Wisconsin June 23 Clarence Westlund was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm while seated with feet on a stove hearth. The current burned the soles off his shoes and stockings and blistered his feet but left him otherwise uninjured, as it traveled up his leg and around his body to a shoulder.

Grantsburg Wis Clarence Westlund Westlund

Madrid drives war prep via civil industry committee

Madrid reports a royal decree orders a central committee to study civil industries for mobilization in wartime. The panel will advise the minister of war on which sectors can be mobilized. A second decree launches a national sea transport insurance system allowing seamen to claim benefits after accidents.

Madrid Spain

Badger Faces Snake Over Tim the Ground Squirrel Tale

In a tense woodland encounter Buch the badger negotiates with George the Black Snake to avoid harm. Tim the Ground Squirrel remains at risk while the Badger pleads for safe passage and hints at future pursuit.

Tinker Bob George the Black Snake Tim Mr. Badger Mrs. Badger

Spout Fortune in Search Advertisement Claim

An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple safe cure after prior medical costs. It claims complete relief from stomach pains and intestinal inflammation, including appendix issues, with a one dose test and money-back guarantee. The text highlights physicians and high costs prior to trying the remedy.

Mayr

Prize Bull Lilac Hedge Zubrod Segis Record Claim

Lilac Hedge Zubrod Segis Lilac Hedge line, No 261469, is the first grand prize in The Herald Pure Bred Live Stock Campaign. He bears a checkered dairy lineage with King Watson Legia Star dam line and several butter-production records and high sale prices. The piece also lists standings and local notices with Fargo North Dakota grain law note.

Herald Aife King Watson Legia Star Minnesota North Dakota St. Paul Segis Pontiac Zubrod Segis Corantha Johanna Lad

Hiner Attacks Governor and Totten in Marmarth Address

Marmarth speaker Thomas D Hiner denounced the Socialist administration and condemned Ann J Frasier and ex Reverend George Totten as insulting North Dakota women He praised William Tanger as a true friend of workers and analyzed the war record of several independents in a Tuesday talk along Alpha avenue between the hotels in Sotah and Frederick.

Ann J. Frasier George Tottten North Dakota Thomas Hiner Marmarth Iehton Alpha Avenue Sotah Frederick William Tanger

Silo Company May Locate in Grand Forks City

The Dehn Silo Company, makers of a hollow concrete stave silo, plans to relocate from Fargo to Grand Forks pending favorable terms. August F. Dehn, inventor, is in discussions with the Commercial Club industrial committee.

Kate Richards O'Hare Frasier Totten Silo Company Grand Forks Dehn August F. Dehn Commercial Club Fargo N. D

Grand Jury Nears End in Bergdoll Draft Dodger Probe

The federal grand jury investigating Grover C. Bergdoll was due to finish its probe in Philadelphia. Witness Clarence Gibbery, Bergdoll counsel, would appear voluntarily. Subpoenas had been issued to nearly all examiners as the process neared completion. A Herald Want Ad notes wine making at home may be legalized, removing drama from the activity.

Palladelphia Federal Grand Jury Cacaps Grover C. Bergdoll Clarence Gibbery Bergdoll

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