DeNault Leaves Farm Loan Dept to Run Efficient Machine
W B DeNault will retire from the Bank of North Dakota farm loan department, handing to successor a highly organized unit. He explains a rebuilt staff and processes can handle 1.5 million in loans in July and two million in August, with recent activity showing 383000 in closeable loans and i06? in cash disbursements.
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Bismarck
W. B. DeNault
Bank of North
de Nault
Constakt
Rane
Dasani
Aepged
Ioana
Sikce
DeNault
C. G. Green
Alohas
Gil
Get Ugly Spots Gone With Othine Double Strength Ad
This vintage beauty ad touts Othinene double strength as a remedy for freckles. Apply a small amount twice daily with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles, promising clearer skin after short use.
Two Cavalier County Towns To Celebrate
About 40 automobile owners organized a tour for Fourth of July promotion visiting nearly every town in Cavalier County. The group was joined by speakers entertainers and brams band. Wales will hold an elaborate July 4 program with sports games dances and a grand forenoon parade drawing business participation.
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Nokona
N. D
Thin Village
Ayn. Brams
Wales
N.p
Sidney Monts Biggest Roundup Planned for June
Sidney Montana June 29 plans call for the largest crowd ever entertained in the town for the upcoming roundup. The event has secured the famed riders and some of Montana’s most dangerous horses will be ridden. Booster tours have advertised the roundup across four large sections of Montana.
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Sidney
Mont
Montana
Big Event Planned at Brush Lake Resort in July
Williston North Carolina June 29 Charlie Huebner manager of Brush Lake summer resort says an elaborate celebration will be on the grounds in early July and expected to draw a large crowd.
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Brush Lake
Williston
N. C
Chariet Huebner
Brush Lake Summer Résort
Montana
North Dakota highway plan aims to boost national parks route
A state meeting of the highway association in Parad, Minnesota on July 10 will discuss new markings and financing for the National Parks Highway. G M Kantaton of Bismarck notes a campaign to move the straight to the south, promoting the northern Dakota route via a South Dakota segment. The trunk line runs from Chicago along Lake Michigan, through Wisconsin and Minnesota to Jamestown Bismarck Medora Sentinel Butte Glendive Billings and Livingston with spurs to Yellowstone and connections to Seattle and Crater Lake area.
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Parad
Taeguen
North Dakota
Highway Association
G.M. Kantaton
Bismarck
Freainirer
South Dakota
War Départment
Fallon
Tarry
Mont
W. P. Chestnut
Apccet
Fargo
National Parks Highway
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minnesota
Farse
Jamestown
Mandan
Medora
Sentinel Butte
Glendive
Billings
Livingston
Livwaton
Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
Boseman
Missoula
Spokane
Seattle
Washington
Ore
Crater Lake Park
Ash
Spud Conference At Moorhead Today
Moorhead Minnesota June 29 potato growers from Clay county gather for the annual conference. About 300 expected this afternoon after a free dinner at the Comstock Hotel. The Clay County Potato Growers Association hosts the event led by President Leslie Weller with Professor C J Fitch of Amen Town College scheduled as principal speaker.
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Moorhead
Minn
Clay County
Com-stock
Seasions
Potato Growers’ Association
Leslie Weller
C. J. Fitch
Atat College
Amen
Moorhead Man Pleads Guilty To Moonshine Method
Moorhead resident William A Behnke pleaded guilty in police court to manufacturing liquor after admitting he used an attachment on his teakettle to make moonshine. He was bound over to the district court following arraignment Tuesday night.
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Moorhead
Minn
William A. Behnke
Rotee
Black stem rust found in Moody County South Dakota
Black stem rust has been found on wheat in Moody County South Dakota. Dr Lonn D Hutton leader in barley eradication at South Dakota State College announces the finding. Brookings reports the discovery as a notable agricultural concern for the region.
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Moody County
S. Dak
Brookings
Lonn D. Hutton
South Dakota
Minot to honor pioneers with large historical pageant
Minot North Dakota June 29 forty years ago in 1832 white settlers came to the Mouse River valley. The Minot Association of Commerce plans a two day pageant July 21 and 22 featuring cooperation from the University of North Dakota Playmakers Minot Normal and city schools. A cast of about 400 will reenact key events in the region’s development with lighting effects at a natural amphitheater. Melvin W Johnson James Milloy and Leslie A Whit Exeter lead the production assisted by Lulu Potts and Normal School students. A parade marking 40 years of progress will be held July 21 22 at 2 pm.
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Miniot
N. D
North Dakota
Mouse River Valley
Minot
University of North Dakota
Minot Normal
Melvin W. Johinson
John B. Rogers
Fostora, O
Johnson
Jas
Milloy
Minot Association of Commerce
Leslie A. Whitexclty
Lulu Potts
Northwestern states to hire 3000 to 4000 harvest workers
Minot North Dakota June 29 The northwest part of the state will need between 3000 and 4000 harvest hands July 5 to July 10 due to a widespread rye crop ripening evenly across the state. Ward county is expected to require about 500 men in the first two weeks of July. Pay ranges from 36 to 50 dollars a month with board. Some localities have orders for 50 men to clean up after a tornado and others for temporary work by the month until freeze up.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Clyde J. Nelson
HB. Puller
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Ward
Rye
History of the Red River Valley pageant planned for Northwest Fair
Crookston Minnesota June 28 The History of the Red River Valley will be depicted by a pageant at the Northwest Fair August 7 10 A production company will stage the cast of several hundred for the show Another feature is a hatie between a local machine gun company and an army unit of former servicemen The pageant and sham battle will be evening attractions all new to the Northwest Fair program and reflect the fair association s recent broad reorganization involving civic social and professional groups.
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Crookston
Minn
Red River Valley
Pri
Axham
Machine Gan Company
Northwenton
Jon
Rainfall On Slope by Mealy Records
Rainfall in the Glove country breaks a 30 year record with 8.48 inches falling from June 1 to 2. Weather officials at the Somel U. Beee bureau cite unprecedented accumulation and ongoing heavy rain across the region.
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Mealy Records
Dickinsat
Nails And Staple Removed From Cow In Starkweather
Starkweather North Dakota June 20. A veterinarian performed a new surgical operation when a cow stomach was opened and two nails and a fence maples removed. The cow owned by W. P. Masure had been ailing with indigestion due to metal in the stomach. The cow shows few adverse effects and is regaining digestion.
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Starkweather
N. D
W. P. Massure
Big Bridge Over Missouri Nears Completion
Bismarck June 29 report signals grading work underway on both river banks between Bismarck and Mandan with the Missouri River bridge expected to open by early July. Local boosters target July 16 for operation, with August 1 as a conservative fallback, citing improved traffic flow anticipated for North Dakota after ferry crossing delays.
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Bismarck
Missouri River
Mandan
Sioux City
Town
Great Falls
Montana
North Dakota
Salen
Bianiorck
Whi
Morton County
New Salem
Editor of Hebron Herald Dies at 36
Funeral services were held for Carl Semrath editor of the Hebron Herald who died from heart failure and dropsy after a three week illness. Semrath aged 36 came from Austria to North Dakota on a homestead north of Almont and later worked as a printer for Edward Sullivan of the New Salem Journal and owner of the Hebron Herald. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Achron
Carl Semrath
Hebron Herald
Bemrath
North Dakota
Austria
Almont
Edward Sullivan
New Salem Journal
Semrath
Foot Of Child Severed By Mower Near Lakewood Park
In Devils Lake on June 24 Rachael Roberts four years old sustained the loss of one foot and severe injury to the other after a mower operated by her brother cut into the child near Lakewood park. She was taken to the hospital here where doctors believe she will recover.
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Devils Lake
Rachael Roberts
Hay
Lakewood Park
Ray School Contract Plans Revealed for $40,000 High School
Ray North Dakota report notes that architects drawings for the proposed Ray High School have been received. The building will cost 40,000 dollars not including furniture or plumbing and heating and will measure 65 feet in dimension. Funding contract was reached June 24.
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Ray, N. D
Ray
Ing
Plentywood Marshal Resigns After Seven Years
Plentywood Mont June 29 George Pierce has tendered his resignation as town marshal after seven years in office. He led the town through several exciting epochs. A successor had not yet been officially announced.
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Plentywood
Mont
George Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Ellendale Summer School Plans For Band And Society
Ellendale hosts summer school with Prof. Ackert forming a band for entertainment and activities. The group will perform publicly on Saturday evening July 3 as members of the summer school literary society grow, with officers elected including President Fu Bowman and Secretary Lei Fuller.
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Ce Intendent J
Moure
George BE
Din
Concordia
Pel Ion
Nise Rawar
Maree
Ae Golden
Anbley
Ackert
State Wore
Man and Industrial School
Special Summer School Literary Society
Fu Bowman
Clare Lawmark
Minneapolis
Lain Fuller
Hlendale
Thel Clayk
Bradd
Landmark at Langdon Torn Down by Wreckers
June 28 Langdon North Dakota the frame building known as the Charles Chisholm building that housed the grocery department of the Goyd Department store has been torn down after standing about 46 years wreckers found the old lumber to be of sound quality despite age indicating the structure had long served its purpose in the community
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Langdon
N. D
Charles Chisholm
Goyd Department Store
Cornerstone For Rolla School Laid
BE Harris served as chief speaker at the cornerstone laying for a new Rolla school. The event featured a simple ceremony with no elaborate program as construction nears completion in Rolla, North Dakota.
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Rolla School
Rolla
N. D
Frea BE. Harris
Choi Winding
Wader
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