Soldiers Vote Right Preserved for Mandan Troops
Mandan North Dakota June 24 Returning soldiers may vote in the June 26 referendum at their home precincts despite 90 days abroad. Assistant Attorney General C S Haines rules soldiers retain residence and voting rights, opposing red-flag rhetoric and noting soldiers will likely vote against anti-war agitation. The letter from Lieutenant Hugo Renden of Company F cites sacrifices in France with the 104th Infantry.
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Mandan
N. C
Haines 20
Hugo Renden
France
104Th Infantry
Renden
Langer
Podaya
Vate
North Dakota
Townley
Haines
Lutheran Convention Opens in Crookston Minnesota
The Norwegian Lutheran church of America holds its Northern Minnesota District convention in Crookston starting tomorrow and continuing through June 30. Expect 500 to 600 pastors and laymen to attend. Right Reverend Lavik serves as president.
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Crookston
Minn
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Minnesota
Lavik
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Softer Hair Care
An advertisement touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as superior to soaps and ordinary shampoos. It claims it cleanses scalp without alkali damage, lathers easily with one or two spoonfuls, rinses clean, and leaves hair silky and manageable. Mulained cocoanut oil shampoo is advertised as cheap and widely available.
Dry clean at home with gasoline for quick savings
The notice advises saving five to ten dollars by dry cleaning everything at home using gasoline, claiming water and soap ruin fabrics. It suggests using four gallons of guanline and four washbasins to soak garments then wash with Selvite soap, and to dry clean outdoors or near flames.
Trelease Gets Two Year Term
Trelease of Garrison, former league organizer, convicted on two counts of violating the espionage act of 1918 after statements at a Strawberry Lake mass meeting last July. Sentenced by Judge Amidon to two years in Leavenworth. Pretrial bonds set at $2,000. Trelease remains in county jail on supersedeas bond while appeal decision pending. Farm loses leg. Belfield North Dakota reports a 6 year old injured by a running pump jack belt. leg torn, amputation required to prevent blood poisoning.
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Bismarck
N. D
Trelesse
Garrison
Strawberry Lake
Amidon
Leavenworth
Prelease
Belfield
N. C
Felix Mulkowski
Devils Lake Notes Boosted Stock Sales At Ramsey Fair
Devils Lake North Dakota June 24 stock sales in the Ramsey county Fair association are growing with strong support from Lil Lehoff and Northfield townships. A report from Lil Lehoff shows 19 shares sold at ten dollars each last week. The Chatauqua association plans ten more cottages at the grounds and work starts immediately. Demand for living and camping at Chatauqua park this year vastly exceeds prior years. A closing event at the Newborne consolidated school drew many Devils Lake residents and four eighth grade diplomas were awarded.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Ramsey County Fair Association
Lillehoff
Northfield
Chatauqua
Newbore Consolidated School
Hughes Denies Loan to Packard in North Dakota Affair
In Bismarck June 23 1919 E A Hughes denies loan to F E Packard amid a propaganda clash with Townley supporters The statement backed by two witnesses refutes a Nonpartisan Leader story claiming Hughes lent Packard 300 for tax purposes The interview with a labor paper is called false by Hughes and Packard remains Attorney General under scrutiny.
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Bismarck
N.D
Packard
Townley
Adviers
North Dakota
Frank Pickard
State Tax Commission
Ed, Hughes
Bismarck Electric’ Light
League
Hughes
Ed. Hughes
Perons
Grand Forks
Tax Commission
Fragler
Year &O
United States
Frazier
Elevators Must Get U S Grain License In Montana
Great Falls Mont June 24 In addition to state licenses and bands public warehousemen and grain dealers in Montana must obtain result permits to carry on their bus A hearing will be held in Great Falls June 26 to explain the law and issue rules and regulations The government requires a fee of 1 for each elevator of warehouse and 1 for each yearly renewal Bonds based upon cents for each bushel capacity of the elevator required but a minimum of 2 500 required
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana
Horse Rustlers Escape But Are Recaptured
N D Schaefer June 24. Al Mela ler and John Bergstad, accused horse thieves and cattle rustlers, escaped from the county jail after seeking venue change to Beach. They were later recaptured at a Grassy Butte area ranch, where a bachelor host named Leeper owned the ranch. The rancher alerted a neighbor, and the men were followed in an automobile. One suspect was forced to ride straddling a radiator with a pistol at his head while an observer watched the other hunter at close range.
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Grassy Butte
Putting the See in Glasses
A compact advertorial style note touts attention to glasses and clarity. It emphasizes personal care and making glasses both efficient and becoming for the wearer, inviting readers to engage with the product or service.
Hopper Poisoning Effort Aims to End Hopper Danger
June 24 report notes hopper poisoning ongoing as Northern Pacific coordinates with nearby residents to kill late-hatching hoppers. Third poisoning expected to largely remove hopper threat for this year and next. Also brief note on Harrisburg beer bill allowing 4 percent beer passage after Senate vote.
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Iphewai Eee
Northern Pacific
Harrisburg
Romney House
Senate
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