Legion Contest Ends In Tie At Local Post Meeting
At the American Legion post gathering last Monday seventeen new members joined each side causing a tie in the contest. Dana Babecock's side wins a celebratory feed hosted by the losing side on February 9. A Chow Committee led by Arthur Tew Myron Doud Emil Vaage Sievert Aas Dr Sorbel Jack Ackerman Maurice Swanberg Alfred Hickson is formed to plan the menu and invite new members before February 4.
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the American Legion
Dana Babecock
Arthur Tew
Myron Doud
Emil Vaage
Sievert
Legion
Alfred N. Strand
Organizer dreams and wedding wreaths across nations
A world of bridal customs and symbolic wreaths is described. The tale of St Peter and an organizer contrasts labor and religion with a hint of humor. It notes flowers and crowns in England Spain Norway Sweden Serbia Germany and Hungary and various materials used for bridal adornment.
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England
Spain
Jonian Isles
Germany
Bolhemia
Switzerland
Brotherhood Meeting At Presbyterian Church Discusses Skating Rink
The Men’s Brotherhood met at the Presbyterian Church last Friday evening to discuss a skating rink for children. After the discussion, refreshments were served by the chow committee comprising W. J. Thomas Ay Swenson Myron Doud and Dana Babcock.
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Presbyterian Church
Chow
W. J. Thomas
Ay Swenson
Myron Doud
Dana Babcock
Teachers Institute Ends Amid Heated Debate Over Heading Next Week
A teachers institute session saw a lively clash as tutors debated future topics and speakers. A provocative exchange prompted a jungle of interruptions before the meeting adjourned and plan for the next session was shelved.
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Uts
Artisuag
Noahs Wife in the Wellsworth Mystery Play
The Chicago Journal recounts Naamah the daughter of Byach as Noahs wife in a Wellsvale style mystery, noting her temper and resistance to entering the ark, and describing tensions aboard the floating vessel with Naamah blue and lions outraged by her behavior.
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Noah
Byach
Milo
Tast
Naaman
Naamah
Pretty Woman
Chicago Journal
Why Three Meals a Day In Modern Diets
The article debates whether two meals can replace three, arguing that two very hearty meals offer no clear advantage over three ordinary ones. It notes that moderate, spaced eating is easier to digest for many, and suggests lightening all meals rather than skipping one. It also claims widespread eating patterns imply some inherited benefits.
Aristotle concept of common sense and integration of senses
The text discusses Aristotle's theory of a common sense as a central clearing house for sensory reports, merging hearing sight and other faculties. It suggests the idea was a significant, debated contribution admired by philosophers across ages.
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Aristotle
Hing Ag
Poland and Europe Fear War as Bolsheviks Win Threats Rise
A survey flags Poland Finland and other border states as flashpoints as Bolshevik advance unsettles Europe. It notes allied food and arms plans to keep these nations in play while trade and price shifts explain Danish butter imports to New York. Labor unrest and the sedition bill loom over Minnesota and St Paul politics as farmer and labor groups push independent candidates.
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Poland
New York
France
Gompers
St. Paul
Labor
Russia
England
Finland
Letvia
Europe
Local Notables and Daily Happenings Across Communities
Busy days in small towns with residents like Finnesand buying goods for spring, Lorna returning from school, and Emil Hagen hoping for favorable days. People visit relatives, teachers plan events, and patients or workers deal with illnesses and dental work while families gather for social or school activities.
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Finnesand
Local Notes From Aberdeen and Minneapolis Visit
Kittie Perkins returned to Aberdeen on Saturday after a brief visit. T. R. Smiley traveled to Minneapolis on business. Com mon Clay described as a prize play with punch. Urnate Theatre hosts events January 29 and 30.
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Kittie Perkins
Aberdeen
T. R. Smiley
Minneapolis
Urnate Theatre
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Enterprise No. 3
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Elmer Lekness
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