Soldiers and church events in Carbury area recall era
The Carbury News covers Nordic church meetings led by S. J. Hougen, a Carbury Elevator Co annual meeting, local confirmations, and soldier homecomings. It chronicles Ole Dyrstad and Clifford Anderson returning from service, postwar travels, and a homecoming picnic planned for July 6 at Seter Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gorder
Nels Magnuson
Westhope
Scandinavian Farmers, Insurance Co
J. H. Engh
H. J. Engh
Nordwestens Indremissions Forening
Nordlands Church
Turtle Mountain
Bethesda
Emanuel
S. J. Hougen
Carbury Elevator Co
Lesse
Alma Rothe
Olaf Froseth Af Landa
Lutheran
Souris
Ole Dyrstad
National Army
France
Ole
35Th Engineers
Clifford Anderson
Clifford
Mrs. Berg
Blaisdell
N. D
Carbury Farmers Elevator Co
Carl Wall
St. John
Selmer Dyrstad
J. C. Seter
Anton Wall
Roth
Jonas Crawland
Landa
J. L. Redal
E. H. Holum
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Lutheran Church
Anna Moum
Nashua
Montana
Seter Lake
RUMINATIONS OF A RUBE AND POLITICAL THRILLS
A returned soldier laments wartime taxes and profiteering while urging support for public ownership over private utilities. He critiques the I V A and the kept press, condemns universal military training in peacetime, and calls for action by Nonpartisans to curb big interests.
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Europe
France
Altho
Jerry
America
Congress
United States Steel, Trust
Republic Steel Co
Anaconda Coper Trust
Utah Copper Co
Kennecott Copper Co
American Sugar Refining Co
Ousley
Mr. Reader
I. V. A. Gang
H. C. of L
Washington
Soldier’s Association
Minneapolis Land
St. Louis
Big Boys
I. W. A. Gang
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
North Dudsa
Salted Fish Stock Available at Carbury
During warm weather customers are urged to try salt fish options. The shop carries Red Salmon Whitefish Black Cod Fat Herring in stock at Carbury.
Eidsvold Soldier John Kovarik Returns Home
John Kovarik, one of Eidsvold's boys, has arrived home safely and looks well. He shares details of his experiences and how he is recovering from his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kovarik
Eidsvold
Use Your Head Motto Sparks Caution in Workplace Tale
A successful businessman drove his staff with a motto to use their heads. His office and factory bore the slogan and a run of system driven aims. One day he hired a likely looking employe and the tale begins with caution about pride and judgment.
Use Your Head Boss Orders Sam in Quiet Factory
The boss tells Sam to break up a fight at once using his own method. Sam agrees, noting he would have to use his head though a razors hesitation would feel reluctant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Rival Claim Emerges In Shakespeare Authorship Debate
French scholar Prof Abel Le Frank argues that Wil Mam Stanley sixth earl of Derby wrote Love's Labor Lost and thus is the real Shakespeare. He asserts only an Englishman who lived in France could have penned the play and that William Stanley is the sole contemporary fit, with poetry attributed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Wil Mam Stanley
Sixth Earl of Derby
Abel le Frank
France
William Stanley
Stanley
William
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Enyart
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New York
Red Cross
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M. G. Bn
Camp Dodge
Joe
Rugby
Sprig
Dakota State Journal
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Carbury
N. Dak
Eidsvold News
Bouy Fisk
Home Auto CO
Fiskc Tires
Earl of Derby
Bettingan Welles Gatte Werks
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