Farmers and League tied to Burtness bid in North Dakota
In Grand Forks and Burt ness campaign circles supporters express strong backing for Republican candidate Burtness in the First district. A farmer loyalist notes the need for a representative who fights for farmers while stressing the Nonpartisan League remains intact and crucial to their goals. An anonymous letter from a league member urges Burtness, citing his farm roots and alignment with league aims, while acknowledging Baer as a rival candidate and expressing intent to vote for Burtness on election day.
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Elmer C. Neleo
Burtness
Nonpartisan League
Mr. Nelson
League
Burtnes
Congress
Burtnany Io
Sang Burtness
Baer
Reague
Nelson
Townley
Jeinon
Burtneas
Bishances
Firat
Elmer C. Nelson
B. Burtness
Grand Forks
Bir
Atlok
Mr. Baer
Burtness Campaign Visits North Dakota Farmers Areas
Republican congress nominee Olger B. Burtness spoke at Mapleton Casselton and Wheatland then planned addresses at Buffalo Chaffee and Leonard. He addressed Kindred’s Norwegian church anniversary and toured Traill and Cass counties amid strong farmer support. Butterwick, Burtness secretary, arrived to organize headquarters work.
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Burtness
Olger B. Burtness
Congress
Flrat
Mapleton
Cusselton
Wheatland
Buffelo
Chaffee
Leonard
Kindred
Traili County
Waa
Traill
Case
Bec
Baer
Nonpartisan League
Northwest
Burtees
North Dakota
Defense in Meske trial starts today Wahpeton
June 40 witnesses for the defense in the trial of Fred Menke who shot and killed Evan M. Jones with the Me ake home in Hank ing on April 7. Prosecutors finished last night. Constable W A Heley was examined, claiming Meske shot Jones and then covered him with the sun to prevent aid.
Market News Signals Corn Oats Wheat Outlook
Chicago reports a drop in corn and oats after a New York Patten interview cites a large corn crop forecast and possible government market control. Wheat prospects remain uncertain with a potential barley influx for feeding. New York and Chicago trading show rate decisions weighing on markets and a cautious outlook amid short-covering and expected volatility. Bronx City and Edwards notes reflect mixed futures with variable cattle and sheep receipts and prices.
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Chicago
the Herald
J. A. Patten
New York
Big Fighting Ship Launched in New Battlefleet Era
The new battleship design features a 12 14 inch main battery wing and a crew of about 46 officers and more than 000 men plus 700 Marines. Last American battleships like Idaho Mississippi California New Mexico Arizona Pennsylvania and Tennessee will carry twelve 14 inch rifles as a wave of upgraded armor and guns progresses. Next hulls will carry 16 inch rifles and a 42 900 ton class with 3% 16 inch rifles.
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Pennsylvanie
Idaho
Missiesippi
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Verdun Again Scene Of German Drive
On the Northern France front British forces report continued German pressure near Verdun and along the Lenn area. The French position northeast of Verdun holds as German troops press to regain footing. Allied lines describe stubborn resistance as bombardment and counterattacks shape the battle.
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Verdun
Contin
France
Germany
Coal City
Local Church Set to Observe Day and National Service
East Grand Forks unit of the U S army recruiting station led by Sergeant Coomler seeks signal corps and related roles for rapid enlistments before July 4. Patriotic services hed by several churches mark the day with sermons on loyalty, Red Cross efforts, and missionary support, featuring Dr Coles and Rev Richator.
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Enlinta
Cyril F. Ascolatine
Joliet
N. D
Minneapolis
Staten Navy
Anselating
Grand Forks
Hotel Dacotah
Coomler
East Grand Forks
United States Army
Signal Corps
Minnesota
Duluth
Howrest
Menenhall Memorial —Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Forks
Richator
English Lutheran of
Red Cross
B. Coles
Mendenhall Memorial Church
Gardening Campaign In East Grand Forks Affects Market
Local dealers anticipate a market slump due to a vigorous gardening drive in East Grand Forks this summer. Expanded cultivation in vacant lots, Bunier and City Park gardens, and community plots are expected to push early city produce onto the market, with potatoes likely to dip if overproduction continues. Gardeners report potato bugs and cutworms, but treatments with Paris green and control efforts are underway to prevent damage.
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Becauss
Paris Green
Alliance in Heaven The Anglo Japanese Pact Stands Firm
Tokio correspondence reports Premier Count Teruchi and Foreign Minister Motono praising the Anglo Japanese alliance as a heaven sent and permanent bond. They cite past benefits, promise broader future role, and insist Britain and Japan share alignments to safeguard peace in the east.
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Tokio
Count Teruchi
Japan
Great Britain
Vincount Ichiro Motono
Count Terauchi
Brit
Tokyo
Viscount Morono
Russia
Far East
Asia
Unclear notice of gathering and collection plans
Fragmentary text indicates a meeting planned for tomorrow on a road near Phatanesi Mar. It mentions a person named William Cumming as a presiding figure and references collection of items or fees. Details are corrupted but imply a local community meeting or collection event with an official presence.
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Themorrow Avenue
Dee Tle
Phatanesi
Atacuaa
William Cumming
Prest
Unclear War Dispatch Triggers Reader Curiosity
A fragmented wartime note hints at German naval buildup and the desire for battle. The Herald’s brief line raises questions about impending remilitarization and potential conflict, with readers left to infer the broader military tension.
Celebrate the Fourth of July at Minto Park
July 4 events at Minto include a morning band on Harvey avenue, minor sports such as 100 yard dashes and a 300 yard relay, a boys and girls race, and priz es. An afternoon ball game Graf ton versus Minto, a 3 PM address by Rev. J G Reinhardt, races and stunts, a pony race with a $30 purse, a 6:30 fall game Min to versus Ardoch, and a bowery dance with fireworks. Bring baskets for picnic comfort.
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Minto
Harvey Avenue
Grafton
J. G. Reinhardt
Ardoch
Bowery
Beautful Park
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Posey
Rare
Northern Keen
City Hotel
Oscar Wick
Nursary
Dacoiah
Adv
Drs
Roni
Mi Lake
K. C. Hunter
Grand Forke
Tel
N. W
J. H. Richard
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Bia
Dacotah
Fargo
Graves
Hast Ride Park
F. Wohlfell
St. Thomas
A. Rubbert
Kramer
Engilah
Germon
Fisher
Minn
Zimbrick
F. Buegel
Holm
Reel Theatre
Dets
Cts
Helen Chadwick
Montague Love
Eile Hall
Blue Bird
Tumday
Rolb
Dill
Cy * Blacks
Gwen
H.W. Chung
F. Dye Hewes
Kingmen’s Pharmacy
Aeliors
Edwarda
Hall
TC. C
Black Malone
Bronx City
Heavy
Mteady
East
War Dept
Union
First Presbyterian Church
Conaphore
Minto Park
Arment
Armour
AR Ssrpettrment
Ibe
Colton-Wilder Gro’. Co. Whoiteale and Rew
the Lesding Grocers
EAMSY
Bari
Priel
Tager
Arcadia
Reese
Teleers
Economy Frore
Siteene Ave
Bert P
Olsl's
Dacotah Cleaners
YER Ea Ates Wi Isan
Adler
Ma Ei
Ee Sa
Dados Ave
Kansas City
Tom
Em Ee SE McGoey
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