Dance and Dinner Amid City Happenings
Long list of local notices covers a July 4 dance at Empire hall with Basso's orchestra, hotel dinner specials, council meeting at city hall, a camp update from Lake Cormorant, and speeches by local figures including Prof. L. Wold. Also notes a hospital ban in Ardock and a pardoned banker in Madison.
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Empire Hall
Basso
Agg
Mares
Garvin & Palmer
Adv
Grafton
A. R. T. ‘Wylie
A. Robertson
Robertson Lumber Company
Wold
Ardock
L. Wold
College of Law
Hotel Dacotah
Election In Holland Will Be Of More Than The Usual Interest
Amsterdam June 29 General election in Holland fixed for July 4 attracts outside interest as it may change the wartime cabinet to a regular party ministry. It will be the first under universal and proportional representation making results uncertain. The Socialists hint at entry to a future ministry with guarantees on democratic policy. Twenty one parties have nominated candidates including the Economic league led by Dr Treub and groups for army democratization and various trade groups. The campaign is already in progress.
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Amsterdam
Holland
New Economic League
Dr. Treub
League For
Will Women Return To Home Work After War Has Been Ended
London reports divergent views from two public speeches on whether women will return to home duties after the war. F G Kellaway argues women have come to stay and will increase national wealth, with munitions wages shaping a future charter. Sir Edward Hutton contends women will resume home roles as men reclaim jobs, noting women proved capable in wartime roles.
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London
F. G. Kellaway
A Munitions Ministry
Ministry of Munitions
Edward Hutton
Chertsey
Swiss Newspaper Warned Against Hon Criticism
Paris dispatch reports Lausanne newspapers warned by Swiss federal chancellor over Germany review of Ambamado Yard’s "My Four Years In Many." Introductory passage objects to German actions as savageries and destructions of monuments. The Gazette carried a similar 1915 warning without comment.
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Paris
Lausanne
Switserland
Aepie Federal Chai Jory
Germany
Ita
Ambamadorard
Gazette
Journal of
Frederick J. C. Cox Elected Supreme Counselor of U C T
Frederick J. C. Cox of Winnipeg, Manitoba, elected supreme counselor of the United Commercial Travelers of America at the annual meeting in Columbus. The Winnipeg business leader, head of several Canadian firms, serves as a civic director and former alderman, reflecting strong fraternal ties between Canada and the United States among traveling salesmen.
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Columbus
Frederick J. C. Cox
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United Commercial Travelers of America
Cox
Brotherhood of Nations
Goxin
Heint
Oribo Mfg. Co
Atno
Bryce Carriage Co
Garry Mfg. Co
Northwest Commercial Travelers’ Association of Canada
Canadian Industrial Exhibition Association
Winenipeg Industrial Bureau
Civic Charities Endorsement Bureau of
Winnines
Obituary of Mr. Cox Pioneer of Canadian Travel Trade
The obituary notes the life of Mr. Cox born April 10 1860 in Haderafeld England who built a career with Thibaudeau Bros Co and Winnipeg and served as secretary treasurer of the United Commercial Travelers of America in Canada. He helped establish the groups Canadian and American councils and held top honorary posts including grand counselor at Duluth. The piece also mentions his many affiliations and his estate known as The Grange on Anderson Avenue in Winnipeg and his death follows with a brief note of a separate item about President Wilson vetoing the postoffice appropriation bill.
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St. John's Curling and Bowling Green Association
Automobile Country Club
Cox
Anderson Avenue
the Grange
Winnipeg
Haderafeld
Yorkshire
England
Thibaudeau Bros. & Co
Montreal
Montreal House
United Commercial Travelers of America
Canada
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Meaitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Duluth
Minn
Supreme Council of
Washington
Wilson
Pantaleoni Warns Against Postwar Government Rail Control
In an Associated Press interview Dr Maffeo Pantaleoni says government ownership of railways is a wartime threat that could spread after the war. He argues the United States, built on different principles, will resist parasitic state control and warns of waste and mismanagement under government ownership. The piece notes a pending vote on woman suffrage likely to be postponed to August after a filibuster.
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Maffeo Pantaleon
United States
Associated Press
Pantaleoni
Europa
Han
Ita
Italy
France
Europe
Tno
United States Casualty List June 29 report details
The June 29 casualty list shows 4 killed in action 11 died of wounds 12 died of accident and other causes 2 died of disease 2 wounded severely 14 missing in action 7. Names include Private Henry J. Weason Rockford Wisconsin Private Adam V Mixtnuki Pulaski Wis Oakley O Traynor 617 Pasadena avenues Flint Mich Michael T Wilman 407 Willis street Ashland Wis Marion casualties list Washington June 20 lists 39 names with 24 killed in action 2 died of wounds 7 wounded severely and others in action. General Hiram B Achuler Milwaukee listed among wounded.
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Cate Lon
Henry J. Weason
Rockfield
Wis
Adam V. Mixtnuki
Pulaski
Wit
Oakley O. Traynor
Pasadena‘ Avenues
Flint, Mich
Michael T. Wilman
Willis Street
Ashland
Marion
Washington
Marine Corps
Uni
Peter R. Brolander
Lake City
Hiram B. Achuler
Milwaukee
British and German torpedo boat destroyers clash off Ostend
British four destroyers and a German torpedo craft squadron fought a long range engagement off the Belgian coast on June 27. The action lasted about 15 minutes, ended with both sides withdrawing, and no damage to British ships was reported. Berlin said German torpedo craft engaged British destroyers off Ostend in the same patrol, with details unrevealed.
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London
Admiralty
Berlin
Flanders
Ostend
Army Appropriation Bill Passed By Senate Without Roll Call
Washington June 29 The army appropriation bill carrying 12 089 00 100 the longest single budget in world history was passed today by the senate without a roll call. Revisions added by the senate did not shift the draft age limits.
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Washington
Senate
War Savings Drive Nets $10 714.04 in Wart Grand Forks
Wart Grand Forks war works committee reports total pledged of 10714.04 from War Savings Stamp drive. Banks and post offices show 24691.94 collected or pledged to date, with efforts praised and some criticism of a few wealthier residents. The executive committee credits solicitors for strong community spirit and notes a forthcoming Liberty Loan drive to push those not yet participating.
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War Works Committee
Wart Grand Forks
Conalata
I. KE
Lurton
T. A. Sullivan
Arneron
Turton
Clty
Peter Olson
John McDonald
Hugh Dintegy
Robert Stocks
al Thuckley
Tiyatad
GA. Noonane
Bhorlock
J. Kelleher
A .O. Rudd
Fred Posie
Albert Hurard Robert
Blaly
James O'Leary
Boidilk
Paul Johnson
F. K. Lurton
C. M. Bydal
Frank Crowky
Row White
Leslie Sullivan
James Oliver
Gen. K. Chambers
John Voraler
PI Kelly
A. Sullivan
Albert Mero
Thomas Powern
Harry Smart
Grimm alfalfa debut sparks local interest at field plot
Prof Swift discusses alfalfa varieties including Grimm alfalfa and Bifalfa. He notes high school rivalry in crop shows and invites interested growers to inspect the hardy, tall, thick plot developed in the state by Mr Grimm. The exhibit promises promising winter hardiness and vigor.
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Wf. M. Swift
Drizen
Swift
Grimm
Detective fires at suspicious prowler on railway yard
In the Northern Padina railway yards, petty thefts prompted A Patnaud to appoint a special night detective. He spotted a suspicious person fleeing freight cars, fired two shots when ordered to stop, but the man escaped. No further evidence was found. A lumber inquiry appears unrelated.
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Padina
A. Patnaud
Patnaud
M. J. Enright
Grand, Bork
East Side Briefs and Local Updates
East side brief items note Mrs Kearns of Saskatonary visiting at the home of Miss Helen fourth street while studying nursing at a local hospital. Mrs Ferguson of Mi improves after a recent attack but took a turn today. Wm Ramousson attended to city business. Miss Alveretta Enright, former normal school instructor, finished her term and arrived to visit her mother. Mrs Enright hosted a picnic in the grove. Mrs White and Mrs McClain of Mi plan a stay with Olga Skrametadie's sister. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson plan a week in Milton N D then Winnipeg before returning. Mr W C Radke attends to business and is master mechanic at the NP Miex. Theodora returns from Madison en route from Pittsburg where she taught. Madison man Hied Charles H Naffz, a local druggist, arrested on indictment. pleads not guilty.
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Kearns
Saskatonary
Nhe Fourth Street
Mise
Helen
Alveretta Enright
Mra D. Mies Enright
Miex ‘Theodora
Madison
Pittsburg
Pure Coffee Berry Delights Morning Cup
An advertisement touts rich fragrant coffee over weak brews urging readers to visit a store that offers pure, good coffee berry. The copy highlights skillful blending, fresh roasting, and consistent quality to persuade customers to choose their product.
Mail and freight rates for Grand Forks delivery
Delivered to any part of Grand Forks or East Grand Forks on our regular delivery days. Mail orders promptly filled and freight or parcel post prepaid. Special prices on 25, 60 and 100 pound lots.
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Grand Forks
East Grand Forks
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Charles H. Naffz
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Towton
United States District Court
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Daley
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