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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
10
A confusing message appears to reference renewed cars and a letter of thanks. The text mentions Australia, expenses, and sorrow, with scattered phrases about a person named Kim and implied thanks or apology. The fragmentary OCR reads like a personal note or social blurb with garbled names and exclamations.
North Dakota Mandan June 30 One of the proudest men is W F McClelland superintendent of the State Training School as two major buildings near completion The barn and power house are largely built by the students with only two men supervising The barn is large with cement lower floor and second floor for a horse barn and above that a hay loft holding 250 tons The project includes dairy capacity with feed storage and silo connections The heating plant coal room and laundry are student built The upper floor serves as a retreat for youths who break rules and the plan calls for expansion into dairy business with additional capacity
Bottineau North Dakota June 30 Rain postponed Thursday afternoon and evening events at the Bottineau County fair. The afternoon program will move to later and include automobile and motorcycle races and horse races. Exhibits in all departments are on par with last year and horse and cattle displays may exceed prior records. The fair closes Saturday with livestock parade and prize awards. S/H. Wilson secretary of the fair association. Herald Want Ad Bring Results.
A Winnipeg storm hurled a coffin through a residence window after workers at the Winnipeg Casket Company left a pile of 40 caskets on a loading platform. Caskets flew along Dufferin and Parr streets, with one striking Mr Selppl’s home on Jarvis Avenue.
Filing for probate in St Paul discloses that Alexander McKenzie had a second wife Mrs Wiva McKenzie and two sons and a daughter in Yonkers New York. The will names a personal estate over 500000 and real estate valued at 80, with 50,000 bequests to Eva McKenzie and to a Yonkers son Al Thomas Oakes. First wife’s daughters Mrs Foster and Mrs McDonald inherit the residue. the will written by McKenzie and read last week.
In Williston North Dakota on a Wednesday night over 200 residents attended a Commercial club picnic at the Tourists Park to discuss establishing a municipal swimming pool. A committee was formed to promote the project with funding to be repaid over three years.
Fargo North Dakota June 30 Fargo college may be closed next year but when it reopens it will be on a stronger basis than ever before. Dr T A Beard chairman of the board of directors announced two meetings Chicago July 4 and Fargo July 11 to determine the college's immediate future. At Chicago Beard and President D J Cowling of Carleton College will confer with the Congregational Foundation of Education. At Fargo the board will meet with Methodist church representatives to discuss jointly running the college.
Bertha Palmer assistant state superintendent of public instruction will attend a McIntosh county school officers meeting with an interpreter. A speaker fluent in German Russian is needed as two thirds of officers speak that language. Palmer notes she is disadvantaged by attending meetings where men are unused to dealing with a woman.
Miss Palmer will join forces at the school officers meeting with George A. Boschma the county superintendent. They hope to interest the county's school officers in the educational work to be accomplished in the county.
Watford City June 20 J L McRae resigned after five years as cashier of the Farmers State Bank and was succeeded by F P Williams of New England Mr McRae was a prominent banking figure in the region and had organized the Farmers State Bank at Ci
Moorhead Minn June 30 The right of way on trunk highway No 2 running out of Moorhead is being widened to between 70 and 100 feet as a result of a deal by Minnesota state highway commission representatives and property owners. Contracts will be let and work started for grading the road in July. The road formerly was 66 feet wide and the extra land is for drainage and ditches. The road is to be paved next year under the state program.
Fargo reports rising interest in the babies contest at the State Fair. Dr. J Lon notes nearly 200 babies entered last year and more are expected as the fair highlights infant care and feeding. The state program includes county nurses and a new class for triplets, reflecting improved outcomes. The Braves surprise season with three-straight wins over the Giants Cards and Pirates.
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