City Briefs: Room for rent and local events listed
The item notes room for rent, local society notices, a dance at Misivel, N D with Bibell's Orchestra, a church food sale at Colton Wilder's, and a Saturday dance at Peter B Perkins farm near the university. Also mentions grocery ad details, a veteran employees convention recap, and bankruptcy court notice in Fargo with 10 am Friday session. University weather data reports 7 A M observation and 12 hour figures.
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International matters discussed at Saltillo conference
American delegates at Saltillo conference reported topics including promotion of trade, protection of American interests, and cooperation between Mexican and American consuls. Consul Dye of Juarez cited attendees Fred P. Robinson Saltillo J.43 Stewart Chihuahua city Thomas Howman Monterey William Blocker Pedras Negran Walter Boyle Mezicalo Jack D. Hickerson Tampico.
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Stewart
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Thomas Howman
Monterey
William Blocker
Pisdras Negran
Boyle
Jack D. Hickerson
Grand Foes People 5 Thirty Years Ago June 29 1892
A fragmented 1892 column notes Gov McKinley remarks on the Republican platform and calls for reform. It mentions a woolen plant, torn down arch at Third Street and DocMeré avenue, a Grand Lodge meeting in Grand, Fourth of July plans, and evolving fashion trends among young men.
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Ohio
Lows
Third Street
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Reader’s Iron Diet Claims Years Off Youth
Ad touts Nuxated Iron as rejuvenation after iron deficiency. Person reports facial rosiness and energy gains within two weeks. Offers satisfaction guarantee with money back refund if results not felt, citing widespread physician findings. Product promoted for purchase at drug stores.
Paraphrase of Political Talk in a Rural Speech
A reader notes that some necessities are cheap yet invites comparison. The speaker remarks that when a man ventures into politics he tends not to stay upright, implying skepticism about political conduct and integrity.
North Dakotans in Grand Forks vote county figures rise
In Grand Forks County voters show tallies across offices including treasurer sheriff auditor and register of deeds. Precinct results show Bridaton Schultz Johnson Turner leading for treasurer and Overby Walah Allen Haugen and McDonald key figures in sheriff and auditor races. State's attorney and clerk of court tallies listed with Spaulding Bathgate and Johnson among leaders. District race results note Kelsey top for Second district commissioner with Foupore and Brockhoff trailing.
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Sorbo
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Allan
Haugen
Register of Deeds
Maude Adams
Don McDonald
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Owen
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Thompson
Lingle Wol
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Kelsey
Foupore
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McCumber and Nestos lead in county vote returns recall
Ballot tallies from Nelson, Stark, Oliver and other counties show McCumber and Nestos drawing larger margins than in the recall. Precinct results from Bowbells, Ylaxton, Lakota, Stark and Golden Valley indicate shifting support, with Nestos and McCumber maintaining stronger showings than their rivals across multiple districts.
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Early returns show Nestos leading recall vote in many counties
Burleigh and surrounding counties report rural precincts shifting toward Nestos, with McCumber and Frasier close. Across Cass, Ward, Bottineau and Stutsman, recall tallies vary. Nestos leads in Fargo rural wards while total counts suggest recall gains for Nestos and Baker in several townships. Results indicate a tight race with gains for Nestos in northern counties and mixed statewide totals pending final tallies.
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Neer defends intercollegiate tennis title at Merion
Philadelphia June 21 Phil Neer of Leland Stanford continued defense of his intercollegiate tennis title defeating Andrew Morgan to reach the stage of the Pennsylvania championships at Merion Cricket Club. The reader will note the match forms part of the schedule of the pennant tourney.
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International Baptist Young People's Union meets in Paul Minnesota
More than seven thousand delegates attended the annual convention in session here with about 7,700 delegates from across North America registered. The gathering emphasized religion and youth, as the event continued through July 4, with New York reporting steady weather and poultry market notes appearing in the same column.
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The
Baptist Young Pople
Union of America
Seasion
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Damage robs Colorado coal regions of roads and mines
Reports from state rangers describe mine fires and bridge burnings across Boulder and Huerfano counties shaking coal districts during the night. Col Patrick J Hamrock announced the incidents signaling widespread property damage and disruptions to coal production.
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