Ming Big Success at City Event for Veterans
Last Friday September 19 the city hosted a Veterans Day style program honoring local service members. The gathering featured 22 gold stars, a dedication led by Rev. Simpson, a parade to the fairgrounds, a free community dinner, a drill by Lieut. John McLean and Battalion, addresses by J F T OConnor of Grand Forks, a tug of war, and a Willow City Omemec baseball game amid celebratory crowds.
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Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Cand
Rolla
Thov.j
Trent
Enilors
Legion
Bottineau
F. M
Fair Grounds
John
McLean
J. J. Weeks
J. F. T. O’connor
Grand Forks
Army
Navy
American Legion
Willow City
Omemec
Roma
Grand Theatre Opens Free Service At Six In Evening
The Grand opened its doors at 6:00 P M. with free service and the theatre was crowded until a late hour.
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Grand
Miss Irma Schmidt Heads Commercial Department at Local Normal School
Miss Irma Schmidt of Dubuque has been secured as head of the Commercial department at the state normal school. She studied at the University of Wisconsin and did graduate work in Chicago and St Paul. Elmer Larson assisted as instructor before her arrival. Students are enrolling daily and schedules emphasize early start for best results. The fall term regents are set for Saturday evening at the St Clox School building.
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Wotingy
St.Clox
Forestry State Normal School
Bottinesa
Solsberger Millow wedding at St Mark's Church
Mae Solberger and Thos Milloy wed at ten on Tuesday September 28 at St Mark's Catholic Church. Rev Father Joseph Andrieux officiated with Floyd Merrick as best man and Anna Knoke as maid of honor. The couple left for a wedding trip after a family reception.
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Mae Solberger
Thos. Milloy
St. Mark's Catholic Church
Joseph Andrieux
Floyd Merrick
Anna Knoke
John Solsberger
Course in Elevator Accounting at NADAC
A course in commerce and business has been added at the NADAC. It includes regular business courses and a module on elevator accounting tied to grain laboratory operations. The program starts this September.
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Mate Grain Laboratory Ee Eee
Forse Rator
Lutheran Church Services Nearby This Sunday
Next Sunday morning services at Nordlands Church start at 11 A M. Church events include 3:20 and Bottineas service and Bottiness events with Sunday School at 2 A M. Uke Ladies Aid of Sacenis Church, details are listed for parish activities.
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Nordlands Church
Manxem
Gardena State Bank Robbed in Early Morning Heist
The Gardena State Bank was robbed at about 1 00 AM with entry through a transom. Robbers blew the vault and got 1365 in cash and about 1000 in Liberty Bonds plus notes and 20 safety deposit boxes. Wires were cut. two witnesses were deterred. sheriff and deputy found no clue by press time. Authorities suspect a 3 4 member gang traveling by car and targeting neighboring counties.
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Bottineau County
Gardena State Bank
Gardena
Aytead
Elle Lehman
Guen
Hennessy
Thorsen
Liberty Bonds
National Public Ownership League invites North Dakota leaders
Governor Frasier Congras man Baer and Prof Mills of the Non Partisan League are invited to attend a Chicago conference November 15 16 17. They will present North Dakota public ownership efforts while 40 allied groups join to study ownership and plans for democratic control of utilities.
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L. J. Frasier
Baer
Mills
League
Public Ownership League of America
Chicago
Carl D. Thompson
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Farmer
Pee E. Plum
Raills
M. M. O'Shaughnessy
San Francisco
Thomas H. Murphine
Seattle
Mayor Cousense
Detroit
Delos F. Wilcox
Expo
James H. Maereee
Pennsylvania
State Federation of Labor
Sreet Ahr Vw
Te Pabie
Make Casings Last Longer for Extra Mileage
A warning for auto owners on extending casing life. Max Mor explains methods to gain additional mileage from worn casings, stating air must be removed from the tube and the tire must be removed before applying a new casing. He emphasizes careful handling during the process.
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Max Mor
Better Farming by County Agent C. B. Armodt
County agent C B Armodt warns farmers about straw from the Red River valley. Low Thistle and Quack Grass risk spread. ensure straw is weed free before shipping. North Dakota stock buyers move as a Shorthorn bull sells for 11000 at Grandin. A stitch in time saves nine. ask farmers about store bills.
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Bottinega County
Red River
B. W. Ayler
Grandin
North Dakota
Descriptive Note on Grasshopper Egg Destruction and Winter Feed
The text discusses destroying grasshopper eggs to reduce future hopper numbers. It notes fall actions influence next year’s hoppers, and mentions feed shortages for winter leaving them in better condition to deal with the fall infestation.
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Ted
Government exam yields first computing machine jobs in North Dakota
The first government examination for calculating machines in North Dakota produced positions paying $1140 a year. Three openings were noted, marking a historic step for state employment and technical labor opportunities.
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North Dakota
Chas Beevers Wins Prizes at 80 8T Paul Show
Chas Beevers entered 150 sheep at the So St Paul show and won first prize for 100 fat sheep first prize for 50 fat wethers and Grand Champion lamb. The win reflects well on Bottineau county amid scarce feed this year.
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Chas Beevers
Paul Show
Bottineau County
North Dakota
Chas. Beevers
So. St. Paul
Gardena Notes From Town Hall Bazaar and Local Visits
The Lutheran Ladies held a town hall bazaar with a fine lunch. Residents report hunting season opened on the 16th and many men went to their hunting grounds early. Several Gardena visitors arrived from Bottineau, Fonda, Willow City, and St Paul, while others traveled for hospital, farming, or conference. John Biberdorf, Carl Schroeder, and Emile Ferstenau are among those mentioned with travel or illness updates.
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Ella Bjerke
Jas. Murdoch
Bottineau
Gardena
J. F. Nehring
St. Paul
John Biberdorf
Fonda
Ben Boltz
Alma Mortenson
Botjumeau
Rev. Pieper
Jack Front
Chas
Erdman
Gus
Willow City
Carl Schroeder
Sacramento
Cal
Peter Hintz
Bottine
Local notes from Wellington Township and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Walter Neal arrive at Geardemoe to farm while the Gardemoe couple retires to city life. Miss Withern opens Pleasant Valley School No 1 in Bottineau. The Thave and Wright families relocate to new farms. A farewell party for Miss Florence and Robert Ousley is hosted by Missed Marvel and Opal McGarry. Rentals and moves involve Segar Opsahl and Rogar Opeshl family, with Mrs Frank Ousley and Florence Ousley family in the vicinity.
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Walter Neal
Geardemoe
Gardemoe
Miss Withern
Bottineau
Pleasant Valley
Gus Thave
Wil Wright
Jack Wright
Tom Opshal
Marvel
Opal McGarry
Florence
Robert Ousley
Ben Brown
Bottinpa
Segar Opsahl
Ed. Sherwin
Frank Ousley
Tata Florence
Immigrat ion chief urges help for drought stricken farmers
Dr John H Worst commissioner of immigration campaigns to keep farmers in the drought hit western North Dakota. He urges bank credit help for cattle introduction farmer education through growth districts and improved farming methods to resist drought. He argues staying yields greater long term gains than desertion and notes moist cycles will reward persistent farmers with rising land values.
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John H. Worst
Drouth Atricken
Grouth
Drouth
Worst
North Dakota
Obituary for Warren Moore of Amity Township
Warren Moore dies at the family home in Amity township Bottineau county at age 57. Born April 11 1862 in Brantford Ontario he was a long time farmer and respected resident. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church and interment followed at Oak Creek cemetery with Rev I D Mc Bain officiating.
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Warren Moore
Amity Township
Bottineau County
Brantford
Ont
Baptist Church
Auction Sale Dates The South of Kramer On Saturday
Auction dates listed for prior issues are incomplete and unclear with garbled text. The fragment mentions locations near Kramer and a Saturday sale date but lacks full details or proper names. The item appears as a notice of upcoming auctions with missing information.
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Kramer
Meeting to be chaired by Hon. C. Miller of Souris
The session will be in charge of Hon. C. Miller of Souris, who will preside over the proceedings.
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4. C. Miller
Souris
Willow City School Opens New Class for Scholars
Willow City News reports a new class at the school with about six members. Teachers listed are Mr. Wallen, Miss Putmore and Mrs. Harkison. A very busy academic year is expected.
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Aeeae Tee
Tee
Wallen
Mise Putmore
Harkison
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Ming
Forestry
Solsberger—Millow
Lutheran Church
C. B. Armodt
Gardena News
Wellington Township
DR. Worst
Willow City News
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