Independent Grain Shippers Discuss Head of Lakes Plan
A Devils Lake meeting of North Dakota grain shippers reviewed conditions for forming a clearing house and elevator commission at Head of Lakes. Delegates reported plans to sell assets, consolidate facilities, and coordinate with the American Equity group to harmonize operations. Sentiment statewide favored an independent elevator plan with committee members reelected.
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Head of Lakes
Fra
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
Asvon
Mack 11
Fergo
Organs Squimbeeion Company
Jeverount
Hock
Equity of
Passes Away at Grand Forks Miss Margaretta Heisser Dies
Miss Margaretta Heisser of Minneapolis died in a Grand Forks hospital. A native of Minneapolis she studied drawing and taught there before studying in New York. She later taught at Moorhead and studied in Paris Florence and Rome. She painted portraits of state leaders and exhibited in Fargo Minneapolis. Her body will be cremated per her wishes.
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Margaretta Heisser
Grand Forks
Minneapolis
Mise Heiss
Mineeapolis
New York
Mnnder
Bet
Step Normal School
Moorhead
Paris
Florence
Rome
Fargo
Hase
Fort Totlea
State Fair Board Meets to Finalize This Year's Arrangements
North Inhide State Fair association directors met at Peopie office in Scart In Farge to finalize sale matters and approve plans. Present were Jus Clark Bottiness Louis Pond Chorches Ferry and J.B. Matthews Lerimore. Directors approved and settled items, praised progress, and discussed wells and water supply securing adequate quality.
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Tome of Directors
Whithey
Walter
Summer School Dates North Dakota Instructors Listed
North Dakota summer schools have announced schedules and instructors. Highmond County runs June 22 to July 1 with E Toreh conducting at Grand Forks Pembina and Walsh. June 29 to August 8 covers Grand State University with J Kennedy directing. Steele and Trail Counties hold July 2 to August 28 under Fries Hillyer. Mayville hosts July 2 to August 28 directed by Wyn Kern with McFarland, Yos County, and WESCHW.
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North Dakota
Tates
Aist
Nor Dakota
Department of Instruct
Highmond County
Walneton
Scientific School
E. Toreh
Od Forks
Pembina
Walsh Dee
Grand ' ‘State University
J. Kennedy
Remiter
Steele
Trail
Mayville
Normal
Fries Hillyer
Kiddy
Poster
Griggs
Lar Ransom
Suleman and
Wells
Valley
Seeinah
George A. McFarland
Vt Jory
Wand
Aus
Minal
Wyn Kern
Con ‘Os
Weschw
McArdle
Cone Y
Four Grand Forks Patrolmen Removed From Force
Four patrolmen including EM Hutchinson Joseph Harvick and A Po Fal were ousted and charges filed as D Taylor of Grand Forks was removed. New appointees Mart Coan John Tracy and Biven Lavalie take over duties immediately while Overby becomes new chief after council confirmation and July meeting.
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D. Taylor
Grand Forks
EM Hutchinson
Joseph 8
John Harvick
A. Po
Mart
Coan
John Tracy
Biven
Lavalie
Tracy
Vee
Ace
Sus
Overby
Po Jolnsed
Chiat Lowe
Hietmont
Democrats Safe After Frederick Forks Headquarters Closure
Fragmented OCR notes indicate the Democratic headquarters near Frederick at Forks closed and not reopened during campaign. Mentions a 13,000 figure tied to nominations and a 5,000 vote threshold for officers. Burke’s term as candidate is noted with ongoing party support.
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Ore
Democratic
Frederick
Forks
Fleet Burke
Conditions Good in State Say Howley of Labor Group
President Howley of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor arrives from Mandan and Bismarck to Farge. He reports widespread good conditions but notes unrest in Fargo where printers are striking. He advocates child labor laws, a labor commissioner with deputies, and a factory inspector similar to Minnesota's former setup.
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Howley
Minnesota
Gov
I Howley
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Farge
Mandan
Bismarck
Newa Dakota
Mr. Howley
Thia
Veteran Conductor Verdegan Dies in Jamestown
Mathias C Verdegan longtime Northern Pacific conductor dies after two weeks illness from typhoid pneumonia at his Jamestown home He is survived by a wife a child and relatives and his body is taken to Green Bay Wisconsin for burial with funeral arrangements in Green Bay He was a member of the Foresters and the Order of Railway Conductors.
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M.C. Verdegan
Jamestown
Mathias C. Verdegan
Elehth Avenue
Tomestown
Mr Verdegan
Sand Point
Tho
Green Bay
Wis
Atucte Vecdugan
Michael Murphy
Order of Foresters
Charles McAll
Order of Railway
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Preparations in Minot
Preparations for the Grand Lodge gathering of Knights of Pythias in the Magic City focus on a 1 fineting Tuesday night to finalize plans for the big days July 18 and 11. Members across towns are urged to attend to ensure broad representation and efficient setup. Also noted are a new Thrill telephone line serving Goodrich area to reach farmers within twelve miles, former state treasurer I. E. Bonker becoming a Texas land millionaire, and Great Western Elevator rebuilding at Hunter on the site of last year’s fatal fire.
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Grand Lodge
Mino
The
Knights of Pythias
Magic City
Minot, Nhy
Entertainment Inc
E. Bonker
Texas
el Paso
Great Western Elevator Company
Hunter
Government to send four survey parties to Western North Dakota
Milton Whitney announces four three man survey parties will operate in western North Dakota after July 1 to conduct reconnaissance of the 100th meridian. Teams report July 1 to Minot with hubs at Minot Williston Bismarck and Dickinson. Frank Sennett will lead a detailed Richland county survey with headquarters at Walpeton.
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North
Minot
N. D
Macy H. Lapham
Williston
Great Northern Road
Bismarck
Dickinson
Richland County
Frank Sennett
Walpeton
Shi
Mandan Lands Weigh In As Right Of Way Sought
A Northern Pacific right of way agent has been in Mandan arranging for the branch line south of the city. Construction is expected soon, boosting Mandan business and land values in Southern Morton County. Farmers will gain closer access to grain markets, and Mandan could become a wholesale distributing point for farm supplies. This presents an opportunity for a jobbing firm to open in Mandan to serve the tributary trade.
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Mandan
Northern Pacific Railroad
Morton County
Bowbells Man Died From Poisoned Bedbug Solution
Frank J. Glenn a leading Bowbells resident drank bedbug poison mixed with alcohol by mistake and died in agony after a long draught. He was about 42, married with two children, active in local civic life and served as mail route official.
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Frank J. Glenn
Rush for hail insurance boosts Jamestown business trends
The Jamestown hail insurance boom sets new records as favorable weather and crop prospects drive demand. Farmers previously avoiding coverage now seek full policy limits, with the local agency writing its third policy this week, totaling over 204. City Attorney Wilder secures dismissal of two damage suits over sewage discharge into the James River, following a two year pending period, while the city septic tank is enlarged and improved.
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Jamestown
Hall
Bolicitors
Wilder
James River
Adventists Baptized 75 and Raise 22000 at Velva Campmeeting
The Seventh Day Adventists closed a ten day campmeeting in Velva Park. Seventy five persons were baptized in the Mouse River. About two hundred were scattered through the park and an estimated two thousand attended. One day raised forty two thousand? The text states 22000 dollars were raised. The funds will support home and foreign missions.
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Velva
Mouse River
North Dakota News Roundup Signals 1925 State Happenings
A sprawling digest reports robbery at Brivsmade, rising market activity in Avia mosine, and a river consignment arrival. It notes tax rate questions in McLean county, Jamestown anxieties, and reports of zones at Bortow Minot Blaxton. It highlights wrestling wins in Courtenay, widespread county concerns, improving town appearances, Chautauqua campers at Devils Lake, and Woodmen cinema events. Further items include rail lines, electric connections, Great Northern line issues near Mayville, and a major fair push for the Northwest. The piece mentions state board vacancies, hunting and fishing notes, and a drunken incident at Brinemade residence.
Fragments on Norwegian industry and Swedish events in North Europe
The article sketches Nordic industry including a Norwegian factory at Forster Eynel with machinery and a Stank company led by Martin Lomme, plus mentions Trondheim heritage and religious figures. It also reports on Swedish politics with the Social Democratic party convention in Stockholm and a note on Sweden’s external interest in Norwegian affairs. Further items describe emigration, shipping incidents, and cultural notes in Copenhagen, Oslo, and surrounding regions.
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Jy Shippers
State Fair Board
Nami Chief
New
Goodrich
Western Counties
Nott
Niathgate
Crear Week
Brivsmade
Avia Mosine
McLean County
Bortow
Blaxton
Roy Gratias
Courtenay
Furti
Stutamon County
Eee
Jamestown Indies
Eliie
McHenry County Court House
Dakota
Pa Mott
Milwaukee Ram
Great Northern
Spencer
Maxhast
Red River Valley
State Board of Equalization
Doxijen
Lie
Mer
Kensie Counte
Ieee
Faren
Thy North Dako International Es
Grand Park
Finrgu
Itera
exhilLite Amd
Musbyex
Juan Mundo
Ghaka
Frewo
Rey A.M
Bounding Rock
Euistopal
Drilana Havi
Kone Tan
Fhetwood
Vane
American Society of Equity
Grano
Ward
Jon Moliter
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Ehildren
Forster Eynel
Surreten
Martin Lomme Sfarnerty
Srotwer
Suamins
Linge
Saxony
Chapinler
Wuuhow
Contmnbes
Ayer
Putin
Syeahime
Tronttjen
Frondigent
Kbuer
Maerser
Nai
Bimal Fotalemkuiiy
Aretelilste
Irasélere
Garhering
Catirti
Guetar
Social Dermocratic Party of
Stockholm
Sock Holm
Odtand
Hardiel Dawe
al Bich
Aber Werner Stamp Dogten
Merrie Weetnim
Tirmerty
Ofewey Vlyitc
Dresden
Tibet
Sion
Herat
Anton
Mui
Wwe
Eurioya Pumere
South America
Seranice
Hays
Tim
Ion Dradrlinl
Copenhagen
Comitian
Gavrimmant Finlee
Aineere Ap Ved
Copenden
Ponberts
Eula
Tribe
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