Townleyism Unmasked and City News Highlights
The column covers various local notices and events including an advertising dance schedule at Belmont Park pavilion, social notices from Acacia Lodge, and postmaster Larkin’s city visit. It also mentions Townleyism unmasked in J D Bacon’s booklet, overseas returnees, arrests for speeding, and community updates like church meetings, the Danish Pride Milk ad, and plans for July Fourth celebrations in Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
L. c. Larkin
Langer
Townley
J. D. Bacon
Wesley Conservatory City
Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Jas
BH. Turner
W. M A. Berg
Sec'y
Fred W. Stregi
Frank Tousaint
New Lutheran Bible School Buildings Planned on Belmont
At a Superior Lutheran Brethren convention plans were approved to erect several new buildings on Belmont Avenue for the Bible school including residences for faculty, a dormitory, and a 3-year high school course replacing the former 1-year option. Rev E H Gunhus and August Fryhling were appointed to oversee construction. A student was injured by a car but with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Bible Schol
Belmont Avenue
Lutheran Brethren
Superior
Bible School
P. Faulke
E. H. Gunhus
Bethel Lutheran Church
Belmont
Fryhling
Cherry Street
Nntion pllent—Lauritz
Peonie Pekreikon
V. O
Peterson
Fourth Street
The
Bible
C. A
Y Newhouse
Grand Forks
City residents repudiate league measures in landslide vote
In Grand Forks city voters rejected most of seven measures at a special election. Only two precincts supported the package, with heavy opposition elsewhere. The largest tally favored the state bank bill while other bills including education and tax measures drew decisive majorities against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Sixth Ward
Seventh Ward
Apa
Tax Commission
Industrial Commission
Pet
Townley Spallbinders
Judicial District
Aealyst
Léagué
Frasier
Yomeriay
Osition
Leagué
Creane le Vaatarday
Ouand
St Mark's Young People Meet Tonight
Members of the Young People’s group will hold a social gathering at 6 o’clock tonight under the guidance of church leaders. Refreshments will be served and a large attendance is expected, with arrangements overseen by the event organizers.
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St. Michael Cathedral
Honeyford Schdor
Christ Toscas
St. Mark’s
Pappie
Rence J
Sandtuarties
Honeyford School LDS Exercises and Local Notices
Fragmentary notice mentions Honeyford School activities and LDS exercises. Includes scattered names and places such as Ramee County and Johnstone, with unclear references to ads or commencement. No coherent event details emerge from the OCR fragment.
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Boneyford
East Grand Forks Legion Post Seeks Local Membership Surge
Twenty two local veterans have signed for membership in the Nels Vold post of the American Legion with more expected before the first organization meeting at Crooketon on July 2. Linus Sullivan leads the social committee. William Murphy and Edward Ketter aid the effort as hopeful turnout aims for county wide inclusion. Also listed are signed members including Ralph Carney and Frank J. Ryan as organizers plan a county wide push. Farmers Elevator Directors Meet Today for elections, dividend declarations, and year-end reports in the Commercial Club rooms at 2 PM.
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Ap. Pileationa
Nels
Vold
American Legion
Crooketon
Linus Bullivan
William T. Murphy
Edward Ketter
Crooket
Wang Gign
Linus R. Sullivan
William Z. Murephy
Rete E. Wlehhammer
Orville J. Kerloch
Edward A. Ketter
Earl Buckley
William Sullivan
Ralph Carney
Chris Grassell
Walter Nelson
William Olson
George Enestrom
Jéromé Dunlevvy
Gerhart Kingman
Edward Sullivan
A. J. Tripp
Frank J. Ryan
Edward Giese
Theodore Plats
P. Pp
Rand
Harry Goldberg
Joe Stratka
Farmers’ Elevator Company
CG. A. Newhouse
Self Government in Ireland Plan by Horace Plunkett
London June 27 A manifesto issued today by the Irish Dominion league proposes self government for Ireland within the British empire. It is signed by Sir Horace Plunkett and other Irishmen outlining a plan for Dominion status.
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London
Ireland
East Grand Forks to Host Polk County Victory Homecoming
Subscriptions indicate East Grand Forks will receive 50 to 100 dollars more than expected for the Polk Grand Forks county Victory Homecoming on July 4. J. R. Johnson leads city finances while three committees cover districts. Guards from East Grand Forks will assist dances, with the street dance led by East Side guards. A grand stand for a 40-piece orchestra will be built early next week, and the parade may feature patriotic floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Grand Forks
Polk Grand Forks County
J. R. Johnson
Johnson
W. G. Courtney
Home Guards
East Side Guards
Courtney
Abe
East Grand
East Side Briefs Touch Ottawa Visitors and Local Moves
Mrs. M. H. Fagin and daughter Jillian of Ottawa visit Mrs. M. J. Sullivan at 223 Flat Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Copta return from time with Nick Ketter. Captain C. G. Holm heads tonight for Amherst to start new business after AEF service. Envelopes of numbers 3 and 13 will cost about 12 cents more per thousand on July 1.
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Nick Ketter
John Copta
Mativel
C. G. Holm
Amherst
8. D
Captain Holm
Las Leutenant
Mr. Holm
East Grand Forks Notes and Local Changes
The item reports a field near East Grand Forks where one field is nearly headed out though grain stands about five inches high. Al Bowen has returned from Camp Dodge with his discharge. E P Smith road foreman, after a Winnipeg visit, is back. Eastern Star members meet this afternoon. A silver tea at Mrs Geddes's home. Mrs P P Rand and daughter Ida plus son Clinton depart tomorrow for Washington to spend the summer.
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Mikeles
East Grand Forks
Eastern Star
P.P. Rand
Ida
Clinton
Washington
Crews of planes finish trans ocean flight home
New York June 27 The transport Zeppelin carrying crews of three NC seaplanes that attempted the navy trans Atlantic flight arrived at Sandy Hook this afternoon A severe rainstorm forced cancellation of part of the elaborate homecoming reception by nearby air stations Paris June 27 Edward R Stettinius named commander of the Légion of Honor.
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New York
Zeppelin
Navy
Bandy Hook
Stettinius
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Terarste
Rivet
Ashenbrenners Orchestra
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Bygland
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Arbey Farm
South Third Street
Rdv
Belmont Perk Pavilion
Murphy
Old Soldiers
John Smith
John L. Murphy
Lisbon
N. C
Elst Rohde
Fargo
Agricultural College
Knights of Columbus
Knights
North Dakota
Distriot
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Minnesota Point
H. B. Maher
Grand For
Merwin’ Hanson
France
Lutheran Bible School
W. W. Norton
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Bachelors Grove
McCanna
Boy Scoute of
Jess Tuttle
Curry
Apéuk
E. R. Curry
Boulder
Colorado
Paris Green
Just
Barnes & Nuss Co
Friedman
City Wallops League
Honeyford School
Local Boys IN Legion Post
Crookston
Horace Plunkett
East Side Briefs
al Bowen Han
Camp Dodge
Winnipeg
E. P. Smith
Matt
Paris
Edward R. Brettinius
Légion of Honor
Baby
Cutiura
Mrs. Carter
House of
Stronge & Warner
Strange
Werner
Twin City
St. Paul Auditorium
Benner & Begg MO
Kocomane
A & Beg
Gloria
White Outing
Wervick