Berg Resigns in Carbury Moves to Tolna Elevator Firm
G. Berg resigned as manager of the International Elevator Company and accepted a higher post with the same firm in Tolna. The note praises her service to the Ladies Aid as treasurer and her church work. The community mourns a second bereavement as the church filled for the last rites. Interment was in Turtle Mountain cemetery.
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G. Berg
International Elevator Company
Tolna
Berg
Ladies Aid
Turtle Mountain
Mrs. Anton Wall Obituary Highlights Norwegian Immigrant Roots
Mrs. Anton Wall born Kag nild Brandbang in Gulbrandsdalen Norway November 21 1873 came to America at 18 and married Anton Wall. Survived by five sons one daughter at Minot Sea rgay and by aged parents two sisters and a brother in Norway and three sisters in Montana two of whom attended the funeral. A devoted mother and hard worker, she endured much for her family.
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Anton Wall
Kag
Nild Brandbang
Gulbrandsdalen
Norway
America
Minot Seergeay
Montana
Minn
Carbury Schools Highlight Student Work and Attendance
The primary department completed Jack and Jill posters while Mother Goose studies informed several sets. Names include Walter Gorder, William Gorder, Alice Henning, Olga Iverson, Alfred Crawland, Oswald Crawland, Teddy Crawland, Johnie Rosberg, Robbie Berg, Oliver Berg, Ingrid Holt, Leo Moen. Second graders finish yearly reading, with Johnnie Rosberg’s modeling of an automobile praised. Attendance champions listed in the intermediate and other grades.
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Fosters
Walter
William Gorder
Alice Henning
Olga Iverson
Alfred
Oswald
Teddy Crawland
Johnie Rosberg
Robbie
Oliver Berg
Ingrid Holt
Leo Moen
Johnnie Rosberg
Crogen
Gilbert
Fed Wall
High School Event Features Nature Study and Poultry Meeting
A school music room program presented by fifth and option grade pupils showcased nature study drawings with a room full of students and a small gift given to Mr Peterson. Miss Julia Newton and Mr Henderson led a well received poultry project meeting at the school building to discuss forming a local organization.
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Ma Peterson
Mr. Peterson
John H. Glemseth
Julia Newton
A. C
A. P. Henderson
Card of Thanks from the Wall family
To all who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother we extend our sincere thanks Anton Wall and family.
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Anton Wall
A New Species in First Grade Carnation Lesson
The class debated carnations with some students claiming to have seen the flower while others hadn’t. Conclusions emerged as the teacher guided discussion, noting misstatements about tear nations and Rocky Mountain tea.
Foreclosure Notice for Two Mortgages in Bottineau County
Mortgage holders Union Mortgage Company seeks sale of the Albert Le May Maggie Le May property to satisfy amounts due on two deeds. Foreclosure set for 2:00 PM June 3 in the Bottineau County Courthouse. the land described is the NE quarter of Section 7 in Township 40 North, Range 80 West. Total due includes principal, interest, and costs as of sale.
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Albert le May
Maggie le May
Mortgagars
Union Mortgage An Company
Baulaire
Wisconsin
Register
Deeda
Bottineau County
North Dakota
Aly
Bottineau
County of Bottineau
Wottineen
Norus Daiots
Sea
Etm
President Wilson Defends Brandeis Nomination
The White House letter to Senator Culberson dated May 5 1916 defends nominee Louis D Brandeis for the Supreme Court. Wilson praises Brandeis as highly qualified and impartial noting his public service and moral integrity while rejecting charges as unfounded.
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Culberson
Brandeis
Supreme Court
White House
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Lamar
Senate
Mr. Brandeis
United States
High Court
Baker Sees Brandeis Inquiry Like Old Fashioned Heresy Trial
In the Springfield Mass Republican, Ray Stannard Baker contrasts Brandeis inquiry with historic heresy trials, arguing the method reflects sweeping moral judgments rather than legal standards. He cautions readers about the dangers of public accusation without due process.
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Say Segances
Brandeis
Washington Hias
Mr. Brandeis
Harvard Law School
Brandeta
Ray Stannard Baker
Hair Cut Delays Signal Postwar London Labor Shifts
In London the time to obtain a haircut has doubled since the war, a minor inconvenience that signals broader industrial changes. Barbers reduce staff and rely on less skilled help, reflecting widespread postwar labor adjustments. A writer notes a month long delay repairing a typewriter due to a reduced workforce, illustrating similar shortages in services.
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London
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