A Prophetic Chronicle of Woodrow Wilson Praise
A tormented ode lauds Woodrow Wilson as a divinely chosen fourth US president and champion of democracy. The piece recounts Wilson’s reforms, cabinet appointees, and battles against business interests, praising Baker, McAdoo, and Daniels while denouncing Taft and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY Frank
Coulter
God
Woodrow
Thomas
Jefferson
Patrick. Henry
Aaron Burr
Andrew
Jackson
Louis of France
Abraham
Lincoln
Golgotha
Wilson
Toresta
E. Lane
Circus Parade Delights Bottineau With Riotous Carnival
A lively street carnival in Bottineau drew a large crowd Tuesday afternoon as a circus spectacle organized by the Cross branch featured a parade with a lion, a tabby cat, and a royal bulldog. Performers included John Neville the comic minstrel, costumed gypsy maidens led by Mrs. Gleason, and many acts from Irish lords to a high priestess of the magic mirror. The event raised funds for the local charity, though wind toppled two elephants and a giraffe, causing minor mishaps. Local vendors sold lemonade and ice cream while Mrs. Wasem and others hosted games and booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Cross Branch
Borneo
John Neville
C. R. Gleason
Tose
J. Ohmart
Dr. Johnson
Dick Costello
Thos. Hennessy
Erin
Chris Wasem
Jane
Berlin
Mesdames Johnson and Krogen
Mesdames Gynn
Knox Ferguson
Eva Russell
Mrs. Costello
Magic Mirror
Messrs. Steinmeier, Russell
McLean and
Probst
Mesdames Collins
Hebert
Booth
Thelma Johnson
Sandy Cranston
Harry Lauder
Frazier Steen Primary Forecast Shapes North Dakota Race
A sample anti league dope sheet analyzes the North Dakota governor primary fight between Lynn J. Frazier and John Steen. It estimates past primary votes, partisan shifts, and potential outcomes with 51,000 Steen ballots or 39,246 Frazier votes shaping the Republican nomination and the November result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-League
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
John Steen
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
Steen
Asher Burdick
John H. Fraine
George Plaza Smith
League
P. M. Casey
Casey
McArthur
Johnson
Socialita
Iis
Stride
North
War Savings Week Proclaimed in North Dakota
Governor Lynn J. Frazier proclaims June 28 as a national War Savings Day urging all citizens to pledge and register to save and invest in War Savings certificates. The War Savings committee of North Dakota coordinates pledges for the purchase of certificates during the week of June 22 with registration due by National War Savings Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
United States
War Savings Committee
Treasury of
Lynn J. Frazier
Thomas Hall
Sec. of State
Bottineau County Draft Contingent for the 24th Inst
The latest draft contingent lists numerous names by town for Bottineau County. Names include Beravend A. Dahlen Lansford Albert R. Pilgrim Lansford Joseph E. Hombroff Souris and many others across Bottineau Willow City Landa Maxbass Westhope and Mohall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Beravend A. Dahlen
Landa
Albert R. Pilgrim
Lansford
Joseph E. Hombroff
Souris
Joseph Crowder, Jr
Lawreace Rikensrud
Herman E. Leuck
Kramer
Harold A. Iverson
Cleveland
C. Norris A. Hanson
Clifford Anderson
Walter C. Erdman
Wausau
Wis
John Labrud
Willow City
Homer H. Gilmore
Maxbasa
Eugene
Jacob C. Heib
Louis Charles Popper
Gardens
George H. Franzwa
Newburg
John Alva Edwards
Orlando P. C. Soberg
Mohall
Edward A. Korte
Philip Potter
Robert P. Klingenberg
Martin Svingen
Christian C. Gallock
Edinburg
Edward Zimmerman
Beef Ban Extended To September Fifteenth
Washington announces a wartime beef limit through September 15 to aid Allied forces and civilians. Households may not exceed one and a quarter pounds of clear beef weekly per person, with meat served under strict meal limits at hotels and restaurants. Officials urge substituting pork products to support army and ally needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Great Britaan
Italy
The
Food Administration
Treasury Secretary McAdoo Appeals Against Bond Trading
Secretary McAdoo telegraphed A R Rogers urging that Liberty Loan bonds not be traded for merchandise or private securities. He warned that trading government bonds defeats the loan’s purpose and urges bonds be kept as permanent investments to conserve labor and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
A. R. Rogers
Liberty Loan
Secretary of the Treasury
Rogers
Tam
Feathered Policeman Protects Crops With Worms
A farmer explains that birds act as guardians of crops by eating pests. A mother bird with a nest seeks 300 bags of worms daily to feed her young, highlighting natural pest control.
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Calla
Pacific
Jos
Daniels
Ted
Baron von Steuben
Frederick the Great
Newton D. Baker
Joe Presu
Post Office
Perdition
Bill Hurst
Charley Taft
Mexico
Southland
United States Army
Impe
Ee Oeee Frazier
Eevee
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