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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
8
Grand Forks swelling city page shows rental spruces, dances, and job announcements. Various notices include housing ads, event promos at Kell Pavilion with Emara’s Orchestra, political candidacy statements for county offices, baby news, and public notices. Local business ads, charitable thanks, and a horse theft alert appear amid community updates and upcoming events.
A fragmented note recalls events from thirty years ago, mentioning Hamilton, a city fair, and local leaders. The readable parts hint at abundance, supplies, and notable figures such as Gov Burke, with references to seating and a dinner. The text remains unclear on precise dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR line references a man with best ideas and an informal hook up, leaving unclear subject, setting, and outcome. The readable words point to a mistaken quote or misread wording about a person and an action, with no verifiable names or dates.
Dr James Grassick of the Anti Tuberculosis association reports the traveling health clinic expanding its reach this year. Gagoline advances events and a halt in Grand Forks. Banks and public offices will be closed tomorrow for the primary election with polling places listed. A bonded warehouse will open July 1 per Homer Dixon manager.
June 27 report notes oil companies raise gasoline prices across the Midwest. Hindair Oil leads the hike, setting a new statewide price at 24.5 cents per gallon as local officials confirm the rise is effective immediately. Names of attendees from Fargo Grand Forks Devils Lake and other towns appear in the list.
Announcement from Polk County Fair officials outlines July 2 start at Fertile with exhibits judged through Monday noon. J M Kiser of the Northwest School and Station to oversee stock judging. July 3 features Northwestern Minnesota Sibgera festival, Rev J A O Stub to address patriotic program. Base ball, horse racing, free acts, and a variety show planned at the fair.
East Grand Forks items cover guest visits, postal guide notice, charitable lunches, upcoming picnics, and TB clinic plans. Local couples host visitors, church and lodge events are announced, and tax protest filings open with evening hours. Notables note a band master profile and a Harford Want Ad line.
Crookston Minnesota June 27 Following an attempt to commit death by own action Michael Paulson of Koscka Mihnik in Polk county jail gash ed arteries in his wrist while a prisoner He is said to recall nothing and jail authorities believe he acted in a temporary state of insanity Other prisoners observed odd behavior before the incident and authorities found him in a dark room with a deep wrist wound amid a pool of blood
Captain Burkburnett of Fort Worth Texas, a renowned cattleman and rancher with wealth estimated in the millions, died this morning. The report notes his prominence in the cattle industry and his extensive holdings.
Rome reports a nation wide strike called by the Metal Workers union affects Milan Turin and Tricate with partial effect in Genoa Naples and smaller towns. The stoppage results from protests over cuts to living cost allowances amid higher prices.
The record notes selections for state offices with names Ththas Ball and Bisratch for Secretary of State and B.C. Johnerm as Auditor, Sargent oon listed in the governance section.
Stuart Walsh of Grand Forks announces his bid for sheriff. He is 48 years old, son of Thomas H. Walsh, a pioneer settler of North Oak who arrived in Grand Forks in 1874. Walsh graduated from Grand Forks High School and attended Water University briefly before leaving to help with family duties.
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