City Briefs From Grand Forks County News
City briefs report a June 22 pavilion event with the Bm- Birt Four Novelty Orchestra, a Sunday night dance, and notes on local candidates for county offices and sheriff. Also listed are potato grower meetings, a Fourth of July celebration by the American Legion, and announcements from E. R. Montgomery and Roy Mome about local civic activities.
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Reynolds
Rew Pavilion
Bm- Birt Four
Adv
Fom Bern
Fred
Mrars
International Avenue
Tom Onvak
Mane
Sreuna Ametas Legion
J. D. Wik Lillard
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Janet Hero
Engel
Bustlior
Federated Flyers
Rerrain
American Legion
Ar-E
En Roy Mome
John’ Rom, Jr
Fargo
Grand Parks
Devils Lake
Forks ‘County
North Dakotans Gathered in Grand Forks Event List
A fragment list records residents from numerous North Dakota towns joining an event in Grand Forks. Names include Emerato, Trom, Rolla, Sires, Bunpess, McLean, Pred bonis, Matt Johnson, and Anne Thomp, with addresses or origins such as Lourie, Tawton, Wildrose, Dickinson, and Hamiton. The notice mentions June 20th, 1922, and a venue open for guests at Lone Pine Laxige.
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B. P. Fitzpatrick
Yaple
H. Dickinson
Pargy
Prom Glastton
Hamilton
Raed
D. Pare
Gephart Me
Hjen Hea Mooney
T. Iverson
Mi Yenatad
Michigan
Alfred Ons
H. Ona
Edward Kraulikas
Eueste
C. F. Williams
Ramaelis Mint
Btar
Grand Forks People Thirty Years Ago
M W Bpaniding of Larimore was in the city yesterday. Governor Firke will attend the dance at the Dacotah tonight. Superintendent Ogden belt down peat in the grandstand yesterday afternoon. Suburban trains to the fairgrounds are popular for the tournament. The Nelson County Independent debuts at Michigan City, edited by C B C Doherty. Fargo Forum notes Grand Forks gaining East credit and metropolitan status in North Dakota.
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Firke
Dacotah
Ogden Belt Down
Peat
Atrangemente Ae
Fargo
Grand Forka
North Dakot
Boudoir Secrets Hair Removal Ad Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts a délatone powder as a quick method to remove hair or fuzz from skin. Instructions claim to mix powder with water, apply to the skin for about two minutes, then rub off and wash to leave skin hair free. Emphasizes authentic délatone and urges readers to use Want Ads.
Preus Vilifies Socialist Tone in Grand Forks Address
Governor Preus of Minnesota condemned socialism at a Grand Forks rally before about 1 009 attendees. He urged support for Senator McCumber, Governor Neiles, and the Independent ticket, backing the Great Lakes Tidewater project and a protective farm tariff. He faulted state mill and elevator trusts, favored cooperatives, praised Governor Nestos, and argued for rural credit and tariff strategy to aid Northwest farmers.
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Mtn
Reade
North Dickets
Grand Forks
P. J. McCumber
R. A. Neiles
Great Lawrence Tidewater
Northwest
Nee Sa Emmys
Tracy R
Preum
Great Lakes
Lawrance Tidewater
Uluth
Liverpool
McCumber Herald
Congress
New York
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minnesota Senator McCumber tariff talk and farm loans
A column discusses Senator McCumber's support for federal farm loan banks and tariff policy, noting parallels to Alexander Hamilton's banking ideas and the federal farm loan system's impact on Minnesota and North Dakota farmers. The piece mentions a theater show at New States Theatre and local notices about residents, travel, and family health updates.
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Alexander Hamilton
National Bank
Federal Farm
Federal Farm Loan
Minngkote
North Dakota
McCumber
One Mile Graveling Completed in Minnesota
C 5 Dé Wall, in charge of graveling the road between Grand Forks and Fister, said progress is satisfactory. About one mile completed with ample gravel and no trouble obtaining material. He cited a state highway commission bulletin noting tourist travel and indirect profits from better roads. Charles M. Babcock, highway commissioner, says states realize that good roads pay and support for broader programs is essential for continued prosperity.
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C. 5
Dé Wall
Mast Grand Forks
Fister
State Highway Commission
de» Wall
Minnesota
Charles M. Babcock
Minnepdth
Polk County Farmer Discovers Remarkable Sweet Clover
J D McPhee a farmer northwest of Crookaton Minn reports a field of sweet clover planted last year with stalks reaching thirty inches on June 1. He claims this forage will become a valuable crop for the Red River valley, enriching soil and feeding more cows, while weed control benefits are noted.
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J.D. McPhee
Crookaton
Minn
Natt River
McPhee
Mr and Mrs P F Rice Visit Old Home Here
Mr and Mrs Peter F Rice of Florence Oregon and formerly of Sullivan township are spending a few days here renewing acquaintances while en route east on an auto tour. Mr Rice is with Rice Bros firm dealers in general mayor in Florence where he moved 23 years ago. His parents were early settlers in Sullivan township.
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Peter
Rice
Florence
Ore
Sullivan Township
Rice Bros
Oro
East Side Briefs and Local Notices
East Side briefs report a Moc canin club gathering Tuesday afternoon at SHIRES. Mr and Mrs Alex Anderson of Clarney are visiting relatives with their aunt and uncle. Mayor and Mrs Robert Anderson, North Third Street, host gatherings. Winona Camp Fire Girls hosted a successful fund-raiser in the Indies' rent room. Mark on the tennis court at First Street Park nears completion and will be ready for play. A. J. Bronsbul of Bismarck, associate justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court, was in the city on business. Eq Fanning has been moved to the Northern Pacific railway hospital in St Paul for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs D O'Brien (Marie Dunlevy) of Minneapolis announce the arrival of a baby Friday. Funeral services for Oscar Wick were held at his home. further obituaries noted.
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Alex Anderson
Clarney
Man
Ang Uncla
Robert Anderson
North
Atreot
First Street
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Mra
D. O'Brien
Marie Dunlevy
Minneapolis
Hugh Dunlevy
Mra Nduyice
Minot political figure listed with varied public roles
Als Wooldige of Minot was endorsed by both Republican and Democratic conventions at Minot. He served as U S State Counsel for Alien Property Contention during the war, was political supervisor for northwestern counties, and chaired the N Dy delegation to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Former city attorney for Kenmar e and Minot. Member of the Democratic State Central Committee. Bachelor's degree from a university.
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Als
Woolidge
Minot
U. S
O'Connor
N. Dy
San Franccisco
Kenmaré
Democratic State
Bochelor
University of
Get Behind the Guns Behind the Guns To
The fragmentary note references weapons and defense but lacks clear names dates places or events. It hints at a discussion or directive related to firearms policy or security measures without verifiable details. Further readable context is needed for an accurate summary.
Ormsby McHarg Announces Senate Candidacy Platform
Jamestown North Carolina June 23 Ormsby McHarg announces his Republican bid for the United States Senate at the June primaries He has long been a national Republican figure appointed by Presidents Roosevelt and Taft to key posts in the attorney general and commerce departments The note frames his run as part of a revived progressive Republican element linking to Beveridge Kellogg and Pinchot who backed McHarg in the 1912 Roosevelt campaign control efforts
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Jamestown
N. C
Ormsby McHarg
United States
Hassheer
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Commerce and Labor
Taft
McHarg
Beveridge
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Farmers Fight for Real Representation in Congress
Mr McHarg argues North Dakota remains an agricultural state facing neglect from federal aid and policy. He criticizes recall efforts and recalls the Farmers Alliance and League as political tools, questions Nestos and Townley-Lemke influence, and questions federal election roles amid declining prices and rising bond premiums.
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North Dakota
Westernanada
la Congress
Camidane
Tront
Farmers Alliance Movement
League
Townley
Lemke
McCumper
Néstus
Nestos
Hatlon
Azteen
Webster
Hamilton
State Platforms Speech Calls for ND Reform and Unity
A fragmented platform urges North Dakotans to back Governor Nestos and reject outside interference. It promotes joint western rail and canal projects, reduced national spending, and agrarian tariffs while citing Lincoln and 18th amendment ideals.
Tv station IO seeks new local affiliate agreement
A regional broadcast outlet filed for a renewal and extension of its local affiliate deal with STV IO 71 MS AB BE A ON, outlining terms for continued carriage, advertising rights, and service commitments amid ongoing negotiations with partner networks.
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N. DB
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Nelson County
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Nonpartisan League
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McCumn
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Claire
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Mr. Ontrander
Northland
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John SN. Omdant
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Falls
Elty
East Grand Forks
Polk County
Mrs.p
East Side Briefs
Shires
Winona
Indies
A. J. Bronsbul
Bismarck
Supreme Court of
Gander
Shela
Oscar Wick
We Reidence
Rilouk
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Pormenive
Taneg
Supreme Court
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Wooledge
Pol. Adv
Ingebret Johnson
Grand Forks County
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Mr. McHarg
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