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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
5
Bowbells announces the next term will begin Monday September 13 with no teacher list ready. Superintendent and Mrs. Polk are touring, two rural schools Orgen Hansen and Bysted will operate, others bused to the city school. several local events and community notices follow.
Mrs Roy Heath of Fond du Lac Wisconsin arrived this week to visit relatives for a short time. The item notes a suction ad on the ait carette, referencing The Tribune.
Royal Theatre presents a seven reel feature Moral Death by Own Action or the Slaying of a Soul starring John Mason Anne Luther and Leah Baird with a Rolin comedy. Friday shows start 8 30 pm admission 16 cents. Saturday two shows 8 pm and 10 pm admission 15 cents.
A front page mix of church schedules at Swedish Lutheran and Methodist Episcopalian parishes, social notices, and local happenings. Items include services at 10 30 a m and 8 p m, a ladies aid meeting hosted by Mrs K L Smith, and youth society events. Also taken up notices for buckskin mare and black mare with white forehead marks, plus regional updates on residents and a recent ball game and travel news.
Reportes from Coteau and surrounds recount visits and travels. Arthur Blomquist returned from Forsyth Montana after a smooth trip, Charley Pitts called on Coteau, Mrs John Moore visited at the Home of her son-in-law C Mahoney, Miss Mabel Olson spent weekend at the Shredsvig home, Liga Sorlie leaves for Minot for summer term, Mrs Ole Erickson seen joy riding, most folks went to Thompson Lake Sunday, E G Martin called at Parson home, and R O Parsons made a trip to Wisconsin.
Mrs Oscar Lee and Mrs L D Alden toured Portal returning by noon Thursday. Several families visited each other including the Boguy and Mathison households. Fred Pom mier celebrated his 27th birthday with a gathering at the Pom mier home. Wilson Watt and family attended multiple visits and meals, with travels to Staples Minnesota and Clayton DC. Various neighbors, Ed Morris, Lucile Eaton, and Frank Prank figures are mentioned along with Sunday dinners at the Beard and Remington homes. Lee Eatons Ford listed in hospital at Lignite.
A. F. Yeaser of North Dakota Agricultural College reports experiments showing that with low rainfall hilling reduces potato yields proportionally. He advises covering tubers enough to prevent greening but not deeper than necessary. Shallow late-season cultivation can boost yield if it can be done without tearing vines.
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